Salmonella typhosa is a
Correct answer: B. Bacillus bacterium
- A. Coccus bacterium
- B. Bacillus bacterium
- C. Spirillus bacterium
- D. Nitrobacterium
Explanation
Salmonella typhosa is the scientific name for the bacillus bacterium responsible for causing typhoid fever, a severe and potentially life-threatening illness. It belongs to the genus Salmonella, which comprises gram-negative bacteria that are rod-shaped or bacillus.
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