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Data to: Host-associated fitness determinants support Salmonella Choleraesuis persistence on fresh-cut onions
Fresh diced onions are increasingly consumed as ready-to-eat ingredients in the growing convenience food market. Because in this context onions do not undergo heat treatment, understanding the genetic mechanisms controlling Salmonella persistence on this food matrix is critical for developing precis
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