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Phenotypic characterization of raw milk-associated Pseudomonas spp.: biofilm formation across different temperatures, antimicrobial resistance, and cytotoxicity

Sep 2026 · Brazilian Journal of Microbiology · Vol 57 · 0 citations · 50 references
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Findings highlight substantial phenotypic diversity among raw milk-associated Pseudomonas and the ability of many isolates to maintain biofilm-forming phenotypes under dairy-relevant temperatures.

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