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en·ter·o·bac·ter·i·um (nt-r-bk-tîr-m)
n. pl. en·ter·o·bac·ter·i·a (--)
Any of various gram-negative rod-shaped bacteria of the family Enterobacteriaceae that includes some pathogens of animals, such as the colon bacillus and salmonella.
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