Legionella Pneumophilia Bacteria In Water, Causing Legionnaires' Disease, Medically 3D Illustration, Generative Ai. Legionella Pneumophila Is A Gram-Negative Bacterium Responsible For Causing Legionnaires' Disease, A Severe Form Of Pneumonia. It Thrives In Aquatic Environments, Often Contaminating Water Systems And Can Be Transmitted To Humans Via Inhalation Of Aerosolized Water Droplets, Leading To Respiratory Infections

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