What three noteworthy phyal characteristics of Corynebacterium xerosis are visible after performing a simple stain?

Corynebacterium xerosis typically exhibits three noteworthy physical characteristics after a simple stain: it appears as pleomorphic, rod-shaped bacteria, often resembling club shapes or V- or Y-forms due to their unique division pattern. The cells are generally arranged in clusters or palisades, which are indicative of their characteristic snapping division. Additionally, they may demonstrate a gram-positive reaction, appearing purple under the microscope due to the thick peptidoglycan layer in their cell wall.