Eleven short rounded-end Listeria rods appear in eight groupings: five singles and three touching pairs.
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Type-species-anchored Listeria short rods, shown as eleven bodies in five single and three paired groupings. This genus-level scientific reconstruction is representative, non-universal, non-diagnostic, and not a micrograph.

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