| Kurthia |
a genus of coryneform bacteria, consisting of gram-positive, regular, unbranched rods with rounded ends, occurring in chains and of pleomorphic forms. They have been isolated from human feces in mild cases of food poisoning and under normal conditions and from meats and meat products, and are found in the intestinal contents of chickens and in manure, stagnant water, and milk. It contains a single species, K. zopfii. Called also Proteus zenkeri.
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