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Denitrovibrio

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Denitrovibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Deferribacteres]]" | classis = [[Deferribacteres]] | ordo = [[Deferribacterales]] | familia = [[Deferribacteraceae]] | genus = ''Denitrovibrio'' | binomial_authority = Myhr and Torsvik 2000<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/4/1611</ref> | type_species = D. acetiphilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Denitrovibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Deferribacteres]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Denitrovibrio'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[New Latin]] pref. ''nitro''-, pertaining to nitrate; [[Latin]] v. ''vibro'', to set in tremulous motion, move to and fro, vibrate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''vibrio'', that which vibrates, and also a bacterial genus name of bacteria possessing a curved rod shape (''Vibrio''); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Denitrovibrio'', a vibrio that reduces nitrate.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/denitrovibrio.html|Denitrovibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Denitrovibrio acetiphilus|D. acetiphilus]]'' ( Myhr and Torsvik 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''aceticum'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar), acetic acid; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''acetiphilus'', loving or requiring acetate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/4/1611</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Deferribacteres]]

Dermabacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dermabacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Dermabacteraceae]] | genus = ''Dermabacter'' | binomial_authority = Jones and Collins 1989, (Type genus of the family ''Dermabacteraceae'' Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1997).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1988.tb02967.x}}</ref> | type_species = D. hominis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dermabacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dermabacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''derma'', skin; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Dermabacter'', a rod living on skin.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dermabacter.html|Dermabacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Dermabacter hominis|D. hominis]]'' ( Jones and Collins 1989, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hominis'', of man, signifying the isolation of strains from human skin.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1988.tb02967.x}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Dermacoccus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dermacoccus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Dermacoccaceae]] | genus = ''Dermacoccus'' | binomial_authority = Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1995, (Type genus of the family ''Dermacoccaceae'' Schumann and Stackebrandt 2000).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/682</ref> | type_species = D. nishinomiyaensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dermacoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dermacoccus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''derma'', skin; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun kokkos, grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Dermacoccus'', coccus living on skin.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dermacoccus.html|Dermacoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dermacoccus abyssi|D. abyssi]]'' ( Pathom-aree ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''abyssi'', of an abyss.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64133-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dermacoccus barathri|D. barathri]]'' ( Pathom-aree ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''barathrum'', a deep pit, an abyss; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''barathri'', of an abyss.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64250-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dermacoccus nishinomiyaensis|D. nishinomiyaensis]]'' ( (Oda 1935) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''nishinomiyaensis'', of or belonging to Nishinomiya, a city in Japan.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/682</ref> * ''[[Dermacoccus profundi|D. profundi]]'' ( Pathom-aree ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''profundum'', depth, abyss; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''profundi'', of an abyss.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64250-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Dermatophilus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dermatophilus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Dermatophilaceae]] | genus = ''Dermatophilus'' | binomial_authority = (van Saceghem 1915) Gordon 1964, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Dermatophilaceae'' Austwick 1958 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = D. congolensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dermatophilus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dermatophilus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''derma'' -''atos'', skin; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective philos), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Dermatophilus'', skin loving.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dermatophilus.html|Dermatophilus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dermatophilus chelonae|D. chelonae]]'' ( Masters ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''chelonae'', of a turtle or tortoise, the source of the first isolates.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/1/50</ref> * ''[[Dermatophilus congolensis|D. congolensis]]'' ( (van Saceghem 1915) Gordon 1964, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''congolensis'', pertaining to the Congo (named for the Belgian Congo).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Derxia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Derxia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Alcaligenaceae]] | genus = ''Derxia'' | binomial_authority = Jensen ''et al''. 1960, ''genus''.<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00412286}}</ref> | type_species = D. gummosa | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Derxia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Derxia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Derxia'', named after the Dutch microbiologist H.G. Derx (1894-1953).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/derxia.html|Derxia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Derxia gummosa|D. gummosa]]'' ( Jensen ''et al''. 1960, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''gummosa'', full of gum, gummy; intended to mean slime (gum) producing.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00412286}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desemzia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desemzia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Carnobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Desemzia'' | binomial_authority = Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/185</ref> | type_species = D. incerta | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desemzia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desemzia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desemzia'', arbitrary name, derived from the abbreviation DSMZ (Deutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desemzia.html|Desemzia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desemzia incerta|D. incerta]]'' ( (Steinhaus 1941) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''incerta'', not firmly established, uncertain, undetermined, doubtful, dubious.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/185</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Desertibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desertibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodospirillales]] | familia = [[Rhodospirillaceae]] | genus = ''Desertibacter'' | binomial_authority = Liu ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021246-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. roseus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desertibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desertibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''desertum'', desert; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desertibacter'', a desert bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desertibacter.html|Desertibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desertibacter roseus|D. roseus]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''roseus'', rose-coloured, pink.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021246-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desmospora

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desmospora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Thermoactinomycetaceae]] | genus = ''Desmospora'' | binomial_authority = Yassin ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001362-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. activa | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desmospora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desmospora'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''desmos'', chain; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', seed; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desmospora'', spore chain.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desmospora.html|Desmospora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desmospora activa|D. activa]]'' ( Yassin ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''activa'', active, referring to the metabolic activity of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001362-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Desulfacinum

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfacinum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Syntrophobacterales]] | familia = [[Syntrophobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfacinum'' | binomial_authority = Rees ''et al''. 1995<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/45/1/85</ref> | type_species = D. infernum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfacinum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfacinum'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''acinum'', a berry, especially a grape; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfacinum'', a berry-shaped, sulfate-reducing bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfacinum.html|Desulfacinum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfacinum hydrothermale|D. hydrothermale]]'' ( Sievert and Kuever 2000, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''ale'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''hydrothermale'', pertaining to hot water; i.e. to hydrothermal vents.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1239</ref> * ''[[Desulfacinum infernum|D. infernum]]'' ( Rees ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''infernum'', underground, belonging to the Lower Regions.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/45/1/85</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfarculus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfarculus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfarculales]] | familia = [[Desulfarculaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfarculus'' | binomial_authority = Kuever ''et al''. 2006, (Type genus of the order ''Desulfarculales'' corrig. Kuever ''et al''. 2006; type genus of the family ''Desulfarculaceae'' Kuever ''et al''. 2006).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64188-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. baarsii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfarculus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfarculus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''arculus'', a small bow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfarculus'', a bow-shaped sulfate-reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfarculus.html|Desulfarculus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfarculus baarsii|D. baarsii]]'' ( (Widdel 1981) Kuever ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''baarsii'', of Baars, named after J.K. Baars, a Dutch microbiologist, who did the first comprehensive studies on nutrition of sulfate-reducing bacteria.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64188-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfatibacillum

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfatibacillum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfatibacillum'' | binomial_authority = Cravo-Laureau ''et al''. 2004<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/77</ref> | type_species = D. aliphaticivorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfatibacillum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfatibacillum'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''sulfas'', sulfate; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacillum'', a small staff, a wand, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfatibacillum'', a sulfate-reducing rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfatibacillum.html|Desulfatibacillum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfatibacillum aliphaticivorans|D. aliphaticivorans]]'' ( Cravo-Laureau ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] adjective ''alphaticus'', aliphatic; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] participle adjective ''aliphaticivorans'', aliphatic hydrocarbon-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/77</ref> * ''[[Desulfatibacillum alkenivorans|D. alkenivorans]]'' ( Cravo-Laureau ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''alkenum'', alkene, a specific hydrocarbon molecule; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''alkenivorans'', devouring alkenes.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1639</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfatiferula

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfatiferula'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfatiferula'' | binomial_authority = Cravo-Laureau ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65240-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. olefinivorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfatiferula''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfatiferula'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[New Latin]] noun ''sulfas'' -''atis'', sulfate; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''ferula'', a staff, a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfatiferula'', a rod-shaped sulfate-reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfatiferula.html|Desulfatiferula}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfatiferula olefinivorans|D. olefinivorans]]'' ( Cravo-Laureau ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''olefinum'', olefin; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''olefinivorans'', olefin (alkene) devouring.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65240-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfatirhabdium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfatirhabdium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfatirhabdium'' | binomial_authority = Balk ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65396-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. butyrativorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfatirhabdium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfatirhabdium'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[New Latin]] noun ''sulfas'' -''atis'', sulfate; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''rhabdium'', a little rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfatirhabdium'', a sulfate-reducing small rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfatirhabdium.html|Desulfatirhabdium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfatirhabdium butyrativorans|D. butyrativorans]]'' ( Balk ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''butyras'' -''atis'', butyrate; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''butyrativorans'', butyrate-devouring.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65396-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfitibacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfitibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Peptococcaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfitibacter'' | binomial_authority = Nielsen ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64356-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfitibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfitibacter'' derives from: : [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from, off, away; [[New Latin]] noun ''sulfis'' -''itis'', sulfite; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfitibacter'', rod-shaped bacterium that reduces sulfite.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfitibacter.html|Desulfitibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfitibacter alkalitolerans|D. alkalitolerans]]'' ( Nielsen ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', alkali; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective, ''alkalitolerans'' alkali-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64356-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Desulfitispora

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfitispora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Peptococcaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfitispora'' | binomial_authority = Sorokin and Muyzer 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.026252-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. alkaliphila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfitispora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfitispora'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from, off, away; [[New Latin]] noun ''sulfis'' -''itis'', sulfite; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''spora (σπορά)''), a seed and in biology a spore; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfitispora'', spore-forming bacterium-reducing sulfite.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfitispora.html|Desulfitispora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfitispora alkaliphila|D. alkaliphila]]'' ( Sorokin and Muyzer 2010, (Type species of the genus).; Arabic article ''al'', the; Arabic noun ''qaliy'', ashes of saltwort, soda; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''alkaliphila'', loving alkaline conditions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.026252-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Desulfitobacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfitobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Peptococcaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfitobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Utkin ''et al''. 1994<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/612</ref> | type_species = D. dehalogenans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfitobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfitobacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from, off, away; [[New Latin]] noun ''sulfis'' -''itis'', sulfite; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', rod; [[New Latin]] ''Desulfitobacterium'', rod-shaped bacterium that reduces sulfite.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfitobacterium.html|Desulfitobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfitobacterium aromaticivorans|D. aromaticivorans]]'' ( Kunapuli ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''aromaticus'', aromatic, fragrant; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''aromaticivorans'', devouring aromatic (compounds).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003525-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfitobacterium chlororespirans|D. chlororespirans]]'' ( Sanford ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''khloros'', pale green; [[New Latin]] pref. ''chloro''-, referring to the group VII element chlorine; [[Latin]] v. ''respirare'', to blow or breathe back; to breathe out, exhale; [[New Latin]] participle adjective''chlororespirans'', breathing chlorine, referring to the characteristic of coupling oxidation of electron donors to reductive removal of chlorines from various chlorophenolic compounds via a respiratory process used for obtaining energy for growth.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfitobacterium dehalogenans|D. dehalogenans]]'' ( Utkin ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', off, away; [[New Latin]] noun ''halogenum'' [from Swedish, coined by Swedish chemist Baron Jöns Jakob Berzelius (1779-1848) from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] ''hals'' ''halos'' "salt" + -''gen'' "to produce;" so called because a salt is formed in reactions involving these elements), halogen; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''dehalogenans'', dehalogenating, split off halogens, referring to the characteristic property of the micro-organism to dehalogenate various chlorophenolic compounds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/612</ref> * ''[[Desulfitobacterium frappieri|D. frappieri]]'' ( Bouchard ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''frappieri'', of Frappier, in honor of Armand Frappier, a renowned Canadian microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/1010</ref> * ''[[Desulfitobacterium hafniense|D. hafniense]]'' ( Christiansen and Ahring 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''hafniense'', pertaining to Hafnia, which was the medieval name of Kjoebenhavn (Copenhagen), the capital of Denmark.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/AEM.67.12.5568-5580.2001}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfitobacterium metallireducens|D. metallireducens]]'' ( Finneran ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] noun ''metallum'', the product of a mine (of gold, silver, iron, or stone), a metal; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'', leading back, bringing back and in chemistry converting to a different oxidation state; [[New Latin]] adjective ''metallireducens'', reducing metal, referring to the ability to couple growth to respiration of several metals.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Desulfobacca

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfobacca'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Syntrophobacterales]] | familia = [[Syntrophaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfobacca'' | binomial_authority = Oude Elferink ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/345</ref> | type_species = D. acetoxidans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfobacca''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfobacca'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''bacca'', berry, especially olive; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfobacca'', a sulfate-reducing olive-shaped bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfobacca.html|Desulfobacca}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfobacca acetoxidans|D. acetoxidans]]'' ( Oude Elferink ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxido'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oxus'', acid or sour and in combined words indicating oxygen), to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''acetoxidans'', acetate-oxidizing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/345</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfobacter'' | binomial_authority = Widdel 1981, (Type genus of the order ''Desulfobacterales'' Kuever ''et al''. 2006; type genus of the family ''Desulfobacteraceae'' Kuever ''et al''. 2006).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> | type_species = D. postgatei | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfobacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod or staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfobacter'', a rod-shaped sulfate-reducing bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfobacter.html|Desulfobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfobacter curvatus|D. curvatus]]'' ( Widdel 1988, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''curvatus'', curved, bent.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00456706}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacter giganteus|D. giganteus]]'' ( Esnault ''et al''. 1988, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1933</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacter halotolerans|D. halotolerans]]'' ( Brandt and Ingvorsen 1998, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] v. ''tolerare'', to tolerate; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''halotolerans'', salt-tolerating.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/1/327</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacter hydrogenophilus|D. hydrogenophilus]]'' ( Widdel 1988, ; [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hydrogenophilus'', hydrogen loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00456706}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacter latus|D. latus]]'' ( Widdel 1988, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''latus'', broad, wide.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00456706}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacter postgatei|D. postgatei]]'' ( Widdel 1981, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''postgatei'', of Postgate, named in honor of J.R. Postgate, an English microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacter vibrioformis|D. vibrioformis]]'' ( Lien and Beeder 1997, ; [[Latin]] v. ''vibro'', to set in tremulous motion, move to and fro, vibrate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''vibrio'', that which vibrates, and also a bacterial genus name of bacteria possessing a curved rod shape (''Vibrio''); [[Latin]] adjective suffix -''formis'' -''is'' -''e'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''forma'', figure, shape, appearance), -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vibrioformis'', vibrio shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1124</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfobacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Bak and Widdel 1988<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00402346}}</ref> | type_species = D. indolicum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfobacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfobacterium'', a rod-shaped sulfate reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfobacterium.html|Desulfobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 9 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfobacterium anilini|D. anilini]]'' ( Schnell ''et al''. 1990, ; [[New Latin]] ''anilinum'', aniline; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''anilini'', of aniline (the strain Ani is isolated from marine sediment with aniline as sole electron donor and carbon source).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00425486}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacterium autotrophicum|D. autotrophicum]]'' ( Brysch ''et al''. 1988, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pron. ''autos (αὐτός)'', self; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''trophicum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''trophikon''), nursing, tending or feeding; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''autotrophicum'', nourishing itself from inorganic compounds.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00456703}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacterium catecholicum|D. catecholicum]]'' ( Szewzyk and Pfennig 1988, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''catecholum'', catechol, [[Latin]] suff. -icus -''a'' -''um'', suffix used in adjectives with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''catecholicum'', pertaining to catechol, intended to mean catechol-degrading.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00415278}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacterium cetonicum|D. cetonicum]]'' ( Galushko and Rozanova 1994, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''cetonum'', ketone; [[Latin]] suff. -''icus'' -''a'' -''um'', used in adjectives with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''cetonicum'', pertaining to ketones; ''Desulfosarcina'' ''cetonica'' a sulfate-reducing bacterium oxidizing ketones.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/370</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacterium indolicum|D. indolicum]]'' ( Bak and Widdel 1988, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''indolum'', indol; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''icus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''indolicum'', pertaining to indole, referring to the ability of the organism to degrade indole.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00402346}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacterium macestii|D. macestii]]'' ( Gogotova and Vainstein 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''macestii'', referring to the town Matsesta at Sotschi, Black Sea, Russia, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacterium niacini|D. niacini]]'' ( Kuever ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''niacinum'', niacin or nicotinic acid; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''niacini'', of nicotinic acid.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64188-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacterium phenolicum|D. phenolicum]]'' ( Bak and Widdel 1988, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''phenol'' -''olis'', phenol; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''icum'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''phenolicum'', pertaining to phenol.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00402347}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacterium vacuolatum|D. vacuolatum]]'' ( Kuever ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''vacuolatum'', vacuolated due to the morphology of the cells.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64188-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfobacula

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfobacula'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfobacula'' | binomial_authority = Rabus ''et al''. 2000<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/4/1415</ref> | type_species = D. toluolica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfobacula''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfobacula'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''bacula'', a small berry; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfobacula'', sulfate-reducing small berry.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfobacula.html|Desulfobacula}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfobacula phenolica|D. phenolica]]'' ( (Bak and Widdel 1988) Kuever ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''phenol'' -''olis'', phenol; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phenolica'', pertaining to phenol.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobacula toluolica|D. toluolica]]'' ( Rabus ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''toluol'' (from Fr. or Sp. ''tolu'', balsam from Santiago de Tolu), toluol, toluene; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''toluolica'', pertaining to toluene.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/4/1415</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfobotulus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfobotulus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfobotulus'' | binomial_authority = Kuever ''et al''. 2009'','' <ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013961-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. sapovorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfobotulus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfobotulus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''botulus'', a sausage; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfobotulus'', a sausage-shaped sulfate reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfobotulus.html|Desulfobotulus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfobotulus alkaliphilus|D. alkaliphilus]]'' ( Sorokin ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', soda ash; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alkaliphilus'', alkali-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.024562-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobotulus sapovorans|D. sapovorans]]'' ( (Widdel 1981) Kuever ''et al''. 2009'','' (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''sapo'', soap; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', eating, devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''sapovorans'', devouring soap (i.e. higher fatty acids).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013961-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfobulbus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfobulbus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobulbaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfobulbus'' | binomial_authority = Widdel 1981, (Type genus of the family ''Desulfobulbaceae'' Kuever ''et al''. 2006).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> | type_species = D. propionicus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfobulbus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfobulbus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bulbus'', a bulb, an onion; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfobulbus'', onion-shaped sulfate reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfobulbus.html|Desulfobulbus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfobulbus elongatus|D. elongatus]]'' ( Samain ''et al''. 1985, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''elongatus'', prolonged, elongated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/35/2/223</ref> * ''[[Desulfobulbus japonicus|D. japonicus]]'' ( Suzuki ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''japonicus'', pertaining to Japan, from where the type strain was originally isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64855-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobulbus mediterraneus|D. mediterraneus]]'' ( Sass ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mediterraneus'', midland, inland, remote from the sea, mediterranean (opp. to maritimus), and, in late Latin, used to refer to the Mediterranean Sea (''Mediterraneum'' ''mare''), pertaining to the habitat the organism was isolated from.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s00203-002-0415-5}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfobulbus propionicus|D. propionicus]]'' ( Widdel 1981, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''propionicum'', propionic acid; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''icus'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''propionicus'', pertaining to propionic acid.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> * ''[[Desulfobulbus rhabdoformis|D. rhabdoformis]]'' ( Lien ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''rhabdos (ῥάβδος)'', rod; [[Latin]] adjective suffix -''formis'' -''is'' -''e'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''forma'', figure, shape, appearance), -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''rhabdoformis'', rod-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/2/469</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfocapsa

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfocapsa'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobulbaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfocapsa'' | binomial_authority = Janssen ''et al''. 1997<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050374}}</ref> | type_species = D. thiozymogenes | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfocapsa''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfocapsa'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''capsa'', box; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfocapsa'', a sulfate-reducing box.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfocapsa.html|Desulfocapsa}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfocapsa sulfexigens|D. sulfexigens]]'' ( corrig. Finster ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] v. ''exigo'', to demand; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''sulfexigens'', demanding sulfur for growth.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/5/1699</ref> * ''[[Desulfocapsa thiozymogenes|D. thiozymogenes]]'' ( Janssen ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''zumē'', leaven, ferment; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thiozymogenes'', causing a fermentation of sulfur.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050374}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfocella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfocella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfocella'' | binomial_authority = Brandt ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/193</ref> | type_species = D. halophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfocella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfocella'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''cella'', a store-room, a chamber, and in biology a cell; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfocella'', sulfate-reducing cell.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfocella.html|Desulfocella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfocella halophila|D. halophila]]'' ( Brandt ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''halophila'', salt-loving)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/193</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfococcus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfococcus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfococcus'' | binomial_authority = Widdel 1981<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> | type_species = D. multivorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfococcus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), berry, coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfococcus'', a berry shaped (spherical) sulfate-reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfococcus.html|Desulfococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfococcus biacutus|D. biacutus]]'' ( Platen ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Latin]] adv. num. ''bis'', twice; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''acutus'', sharp, pointed; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''biacutus'', twice pointed, referring to atypical cell shape.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00276531}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfococcus multivorans|D. multivorans]]'' ( Widdel 1981, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''multus'', much, great, many; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to devour, eat; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''multivorans'', devouring numerous kinds of substrates.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfocurvus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfocurvus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfovibrionaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfocurvus'' | binomial_authority = Klouche ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010363-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. vexinensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfocurvus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfocurvus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating, used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing prokaryote; [[Latin]] adjective ''curvus'', curved; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfocurvus'', a curved sulfate-reducing bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfocurvus.html|Desulfocurvus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfocurvus vexinensis|D. vexinensis]]'' ( Klouche ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vexinensis'', pertaining to the geographical origin of the isolate, the Vexin, an area of the Paris Basin, France.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010363-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfofaba

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfofaba'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfofaba'' | binomial_authority = Knoblauch ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1631</ref> | type_species = D. gelida | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfofaba''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfofaba'' derives from: [[Latin]] prefix ''de'', off; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''faba'', a bean; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfofaba'', a sulfate-reducing bean.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfofaba.html|Desulfofaba}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfofaba fastidiosa|D. fastidiosa]]'' ( Abildgaard ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''fastidiosa'', fastidious, difficult to please, referring to the limited number of substrates used by the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/393</ref> * ''[[Desulfofaba gelida|D. gelida]]'' ( Knoblauch ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''gelida'', icy cold, very cold; referring to the low temperature optimal for growth.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1631</ref> * ''[[Desulfofaba hansenii|D. hansenii]]'' ( (Finster ''et al''. 2001) Abildgaard ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hansenii'', of Hansen, named to honour Theo Hansen of The Netherlands, who made important contributions to our understanding of the pathways of organic matter oxidation in sulfate-reducing bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/393</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfofrigus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfofrigus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfofrigus'' | binomial_authority = Knoblauch ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1631</ref> | type_species = D. oceanense | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfofrigus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfofrigus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''frigus'', cold; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfofrigus'', sulfate reducer living in the cold.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfofrigus.html|Desulfofrigus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfofrigus fragile|D. fragile]]'' ( Knoblauch ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''fragile'', easily broken, fragile, referring to the rapid lysis of the type strain in the stationary phase.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1631</ref> * ''[[Desulfofrigus oceanense|D. oceanense]]'' ( Knoblauch ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''oceanus'', ocean; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''oceanense'', pertaining to the ocean.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1631</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfofustis

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfofustis'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobulbaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfofustis'' | binomial_authority = Friedrich ''et al''. 1996<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/1065</ref> | type_species = D. glycolicus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfofustis''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfofustis'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''fustis'', club; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfofustis'', a club-shaped sulfate reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfofustis.html|Desulfofustis}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfofustis glycolicus|D. glycolicus]]'' ( Friedrich ''et al''. 1996, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''glycolicum'', glycolic acid; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''icus'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''glycolicus'', referring to glycolic acid as the key substrate of this species.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/1065</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfoglaeba

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfoglaeba'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Syntrophobacterales]] | familia = [[Syntrophobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfoglaeba'' | binomial_authority = Davidova ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64398-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfoglaeba''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfoglaeba'' derives from: : [[Latin]] prep. ''de'', from; [[New Latin]] pref. ''sulfo''-, prefix used for [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''sulfas'' -''atis'' (sulfate) in genus names of sulfate-reducing prokaryotes; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''glaeba'', clump, crumb, aggregate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfoglaeba'', sulfate-reducing clump/aggregate.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfoglaeba.html|Desulfoglaeba}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfoglaeba alkanexedens|D. alkanexedens]]'' ( Davidova ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] noun ''alkanum'', alkane; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''exedens'', eating up; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''alkanexedens'', eating up alkanes.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64398-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfohalobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfohalobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfohalobiaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfohalobium'' | binomial_authority = Ollivier ''et al''. 1991, (Type genus of the family ''Desulfohalobiaceae'' Kuever ''et al''. 2006).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/74</ref> | type_species = D. retbaense | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfohalobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfohalobium'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''bios (βίος)'', life; [[New Latin]] adjective ''halobius'' -''a'' -''um'', living on salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfohalobium'', a sulfate-reducing, salt-requiring, rod-shaped bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfohalobium.html|Desulfohalobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfohalobium retbaense|D. retbaense]]'' ( Ollivier ''et al''. 1991, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''retbaense'', pertaining to Retba Lake in Senegal.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/74</ref> * ''[[Desulfohalobium utahense|D. utahense]]'' ( Jakobsen ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''utahense'', pertaining to the state of Utah, USA, where the type strain was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64323-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfoluna

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfoluna'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfoluna'' | binomial_authority = Suzuki ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65306-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. butyratoxydans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfoluna''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfoluna'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''luna'', the figure of a half-moon, a crescent, lune; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfoluna'', a sulfate-reducing crescent.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfoluna.html|Desulfoluna}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfoluna spongiiphila|D. spongiiphila]]'' ( Ahn ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] noun ''spongia'', sponge; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''spongiiphila'', friendly to/living within a sponge.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005884-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfomicrobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfomicrobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfomicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfomicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Rozanova ''et al''. 1994, (Type genus of the family ''Desulfomicrobiaceae'' Kuever ''et al''. 2006).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/370</ref> | type_species = D. baculatum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfomicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfomicrobium'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''microbium'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''mikros (μικρός)'', small and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''bios (βίος)'', life), a microbe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfomicrobium'', sulfate-reducing, small life.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfomicrobium.html|Desulfomicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfomicrobium apsheronum|D. apsheronum]]'' ( Rozanova ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''apsheronum'', pertaining to waters of the Apsheron peninsula in Russia (isolated from stratal waters of oil-bearing deposits in the Apsheron peninsula).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/370</ref> * ''[[Desulfomicrobium baculatum|D. baculatum]]'' ( corrig. (Rozanova and Nazina 1984) Rozanova ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''baculum'', a stick, staff; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''atum'', suffix denoting provided with; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''baculatum'', shaped like a rod.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/370</ref> * ''[[Desulfomicrobium escambiense|D. escambiense]]'' ( corrig. Sharak Genthner ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''escambiense'', pertaining to the Escambia River in northwest Florida.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00248695}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfomicrobium macestii|D. macestii]]'' ( (Gogotova and Vainshtein 1989) Hippe ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''macestii'', referring to the town Matsesta at Sotschi, Black Sea, Russia, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/4/1127</ref> * ''[[Desulfomicrobium norvegicum|D. norvegicum]]'' ( Genthner ''et al''. 1997, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''norvegicum'', pertaining to Norway, Norwegian.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/4/1275</ref> * ''[[Desulfomicrobium orale|D. orale]]'' ( Langendijk ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] noun ''os'' ''oris'', mouth; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''ale'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''orale'', pertaining to the mouth.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfomicrobium thermophilum|D. thermophilum]]'' ( Thevenieau ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''thermophilum'', heat-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65639-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfomonas

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfomonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfovibrionaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfomonas'' | binomial_authority = Moore ''et al''. 1976, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = D. pigra | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfomonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfomonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', unit, monad; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfomonas'', a cell that reduces sulfur compounds.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfomonas.html|Desulfomonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Desulfomonas can be referred to as desulfomonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfomonas pigra|D. pigra]]'' ( Moore ''et al''. 1976, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''piger'' -''gra'' -''grum'', lazy, indolent, sluggish, inactive; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pigra'', lazy (referring to the limited number of substrates utilized by the species).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfomonile

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfomonile'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Syntrophobacterales]] | familia = [[Syntrophaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfomonile'' | binomial_authority = DeWeerd ''et al''. 1991<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00249173}}</ref> | type_species = D. tiedjei | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfomonile''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfomonile'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun monile, a necklace, a collar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfomonile'', a “collared” sulfate-reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfomonile.html|Desulfomonile}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfomonile limimaris|D. limimaris]]'' ( Sun ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] noun ''limus'', mud; [[Latin]] noun ''mare'' -''is'', sea; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''limimaris'', of mud from the sea, referring to its isolation from marine sediments.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfomonile tiedjei|D. tiedjei]]'' ( DeWeerd ''et al''. 1991, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''tiedjei'', of Tiedje, named to recognize the contributions of James M. Tiedje and his laboratory to the field of microbial ecology.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00249173}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfomusa

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfomusa'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfomusa'' | binomial_authority = Finster ''et al''. 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/2055</ref> | type_species = D. hansenii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfomusa''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfomusa'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Musa'', generic name of banana; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfomusa'', banana-shaped bacterium that reduces sulfate.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfomusa.html|Desulfomusa}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfomusa hansenii|D. hansenii]]'' ( Finster ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hansenii'', of Hansen, named to honour Theo Hansen of The Netherlands, who made important contributions to our understanding of the pathways of organic matter oxidation in sulfate-reducing bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/2055</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfonatronospira

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfonatronospira'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfohalobiaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfonatronospira'' | binomial_authority = Sorokin ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005389-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. thiodismutans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfonatronospira''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfonatronospira'' derives from: [[Latin]] prep. ''de'', from; [[New Latin]] pref. ''sulfo''-, prefix used for [[New Latin]] noun ''sulfas'' -''atis'', sulfate; [[New Latin]] noun ''natron'' (arbitrarily derived from the Arabic noun ''natrun'' or ''natron'') soda, sodium carbonate; [[New Latin]] pref. ''natrono''-, pertaining to soda; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spira'', a spire; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfonatronospira'', desulfurizing soda-loving spirillum.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfonatronospira.html|Desulfonatronospira}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfonatronospira delicata|D. delicata]]'' ( Sorokin ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''delicata'', delicate.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005389-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfonatronospira thiodismutans|D. thiodismutans]]'' ( Sorokin ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[Latin]] particle ''dis'', in two; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''mutans'', changing, altering; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thiosismutans'', dismutating sulfur.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005389-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfonatronovibrio

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfonatronovibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfohalobiaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfonatronovibrio'' | binomial_authority = Zhilina ''et al''. 1997<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/1/144</ref> | type_species = D. hydrogenovorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfonatronovibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfonatronovibrio'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[New Latin]] noun ''natron'' (arbitrarily derived from the Arabic noun ''natrun'' or ''natron'') soda, sodium carbonate; [[New Latin]] pref. ''natrono''-, pertaining to soda; [[Latin]] v. ''vibro'', to set in tremulous motion, move to and fro, vibrate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''vibrio'', that which vibrates, and also a bacterial genus name of bacteria possessing a curved rod shape (''Vibrio''); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfonatronovibrio'', sulfate-reducing vibrio from soda environment.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfonatronovibrio.html|Desulfonatronovibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfonatronovibrio hydrogenovorans|D. hydrogenovorans]]'' ( Zhilina ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring, eating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''hydrogenovorans'', hydrogen devouring, hydrogen utilizing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/1/144</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfonatronum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfonatronum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfonatronaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfonatronum'' | binomial_authority = Pikuta ''et al''. 1998 | type_species = D. lacustre | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfonatronum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfonatronum'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''natron'' (arbitrarily derived from the Arabic noun ''natrun'' or ''natron'') soda; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfonatronum'', a sulfate reducer inhabiting soda lakes.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfonatronum.html|Desulfonatronum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfonatronum cooperativum|D. cooperativum]]'' ( Zhilina ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''cooperativum'', cooperative.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1001</ref> * ''[[Desulfonatronum lacustre|D. lacustre]]'' ( Pikuta ''et al''. 1998, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'', basin, lake; [[Latin]] suff. -''ter'' -''tris'' -''tre'', suffix meaning in a general way belonging to (especially of places); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lacustre'', belonging to lakes, inhabiting lakes.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/3/631</ref> * ''[[Desulfonatronum thiodismutans|D. thiodismutans]]'' ( Pikuta ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''dismutans'', dismutating, splitting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thiodismutans'', sulfur-dismutating, pertaining to the ability of the organism to dismutate thiosulfate and sulfite.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1327</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfonauticus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfonauticus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfohalobiaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfonauticus'' | binomial_authority = Audiffrin ''et al''. 2003 | type_species = D. submarinus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfonauticus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfonauticus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''Desulfo''-, desulfuricating, use to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing prokaryote; [[Latin]] adjective ''nauticus'', nautical; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfonauticus'', a marine sulfate-reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfonauticus.html|Desulfonauticus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfonauticus autotrophicus|D. autotrophicus]]'' ( Mayilraj ''et al''. 2009'','' ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pron. ''autos (αὐτός)'', self; [[New Latin]] adjective ''trophicus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''trophikos''), nursing, tending; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''autotrophicus'', self feeding, referring to the ability of the organism to use CO2 as a sole carbon source.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013961-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfonauticus submarinus|D. submarinus]]'' ( Audiffrin ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] pref. ''sub''-, under; [[Latin]] adjective ''marinus'', marine; [[New Latin]] adjective ''submarinus'', from a submarine area.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1485</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfonema

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfonema'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfonema'' | binomial_authority = Widdel 1981<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> | type_species = D. limicola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfonema''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfonema'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''nema'', thread; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfonema'', thread-forming sulfate reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfonema.html|Desulfonema}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfonema ishimotonii|D. ishimotonii]]'' ( corrig. Fukui ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ishimotonii'', of Ishimoto, named after Maoto Ishimoto, a Japanese biochemist and microbiologist.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050760}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfonema limicola|D. limicola]]'' ( Widdel 1981, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''limus'', mud; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''limicola'', mud-dweller.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> * ''[[Desulfonema magnum|D. magnum]]'' ( Widdel 1981, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''magnum'', large, great.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfonispora

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfonispora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Peptococcaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfonispora'' | binomial_authority = Denger ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1599</ref> | type_species = D. thiosulfatigenes | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfonispora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfonispora'' derives from: [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfono''- (from [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''desulfonans''), desulfonating; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed), a spore; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfonispora'', desulfonating spore (-former).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfonispora.html|Desulfonispora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfonispora thiosulfatigenes|D. thiosulfatigenes]]'' ( Denger ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''thiosulfas'' -''atis'', thiosulfate; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', produce, engender; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thiosulfatigenes'', thiosulfate-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1599</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Desulfopila

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfopila'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobulbaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfopila'' | binomial_authority = Suzuki ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64600-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfopila''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfopila'' derives from: : [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''pila'', pillar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfopila'', a sulfate-reducing pillar.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfopila.html|Desulfopila}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfopila aestuarii|D. aestuarii]]'' ( Suzuki ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aestuarii'', of an estuary.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64600-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfopila inferna|D. inferna]]'' ( Gittel ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''inferna'', that which is, or comes from, below, referring to the isolation of the type strain from a subsurface sediment.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.015644-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulforegula

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulforegula'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulforegula'' | binomial_authority = Rees and Patel 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1911</ref> | type_species = D. conservatrix | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulforegula''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulforegula'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] noun fem ''regula'', a straight piece of wood or ruler; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulforegula'', a sulfate-reducing bacterium shaped like a ruler.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulforegula.html|Desulforegula}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulforegula conservatrix|D. conservatrix]]'' ( Rees and Patel 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''conservatrix'' (nominative in apposition), she who preserves, describing the storage of lipid cell inclusions.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1911</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulforhabdus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulforhabdus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Syntrophobacterales]] | familia = [[Syntrophobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulforhabdus'' | binomial_authority = Oude Elferink ''et al''. 1997<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02525317}}</ref> | type_species = D. amnigena | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulforhabdus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulforhabdus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''rhabdos (ῥάβδος)'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulforhabdus'', a rod-shaped sulfate reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulforhabdus.html|Desulforhabdus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulforhabdus amnigena|D. amnigena]]'' ( corrig. Oude Elferink ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''amnis'', any broad and deep-flowing, rapid water; [[Latin]] suff. ''genus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''gigno'', to produce, give birth to, beget), born from; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''amnigena'', coming from water.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02525317}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulforhopalus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulforhopalus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobulbaceae]] | genus = ''Desulforhopalus'' | binomial_authority = Isaksen and Teske 1999<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050371}}</ref> | type_species = D. vacuolatus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulforhopalus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulforhopalus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''rhopalus'', cudgel; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulforhopalus'', cudgel-formed sulfate reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulforhopalus.html|Desulforhopalus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulforhopalus singaporensis|D. singaporensis]]'' ( Lie ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''singaporensis'', pertaining to the place of isolation, Republic of Singapore.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/5/1699</ref> * ''[[Desulforhopalus vacuolatus|D. vacuolatus]]'' ( Isaksen and Teske 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vacuolatus'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''vacuo'', to make empty or void), vacuolated due to the morphology of the cells.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050371}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfosalsimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfosalsimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfosalsimonas'' | binomial_authority = Kjeldsen ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014746-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. propionicica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfosalsimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfosalsimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] adjective ''salsus'', salty, saline; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', unit, monad; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfosalsimonas'', a sulfate-reducing monad that thrives in (hyper)saline environments.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfosalsimonas.html|Desulfosalsimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Desulfosalsimonas can be referred to as desulfosalsimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfosalsimonas propionicica|D. propionicica]]'' ( Kjeldsen ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''propionicum'', propionic acid; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''propionicica'', belonging to propionic acid.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014746-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfosarcina

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfosarcina'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfosarcina'' | binomial_authority = Widdel 1981<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> | type_species = D. variabilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfosarcina''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfosarcina'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''sarcina'', a package, bundle, and also a generic name (''Sarcina''); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfosarcina'', sarcina-shaped sulfate reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfosarcina.html|Desulfosarcina}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfosarcina cetonica|D. cetonica]]'' ( corrig. (Galushko and Rozanova 1994) Kuever ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''cetonum'', ketone; [[Latin]] suff. -''icus'' -''a'' -''um'', used in adjectives with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''cetonica'', pertaining to ketones; ''Desulfosarcina'' ''cetonica'' a sulfate-reducing bacterium oxidizing ketones.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64188-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfosarcina ovata|D. ovata]]'' ( Kuever ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''ovata'', eggshaped, ovate, referring to the oval cell shape.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64188-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfosarcina variabilis|D. variabilis]]'' ( Widdel 1981, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''variabilis'', changeable, variable.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfosoma

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfosoma'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Syntrophobacterales]] | familia = [[Syntrophobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfosoma'' | binomial_authority = Baena ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020586-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. caldarium | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfosoma''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfosoma'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing prokaryote; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''soma (σῶμα)'', body; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfosoma'', sulfate-reducing body.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfosoma.html|Desulfosoma}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfosoma caldarium|D. caldarium]]'' ( Baena ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] neut adjective ''caldarium'', pertaining to warmth, suitable for warming.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020586-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfospira

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfospira'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfospira'' | binomial_authority = Finster ''et al''. 1997<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/4/1274</ref> | type_species = D. joergensenii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfospira''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfospira'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spira'', a coil, spire; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfospira'', a sulfate-reducing coil.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfospira.html|Desulfospira}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfospira joergensenii|D. joergensenii]]'' ( Finster ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''joergensenii'', of Joergensen; named after B.B. Jørgensen, a Danish microbiologist who has made important contributions to our current knowledge of the sulfur cycle.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/4/1274</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfosporosinus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfosporosinus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Peptococcaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfosporosinus'' | binomial_authority = Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1997<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65368-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. orientis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfosporosinus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfosporosinus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed), spore; [[Latin]] noun ''sinus'', bend; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfosporosinus'', a spore-forming curved (organism) that reduces sulfur compounds.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfosporosinus.html|Desulfosporosinus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfosporosinus auripigmenti|D. auripigmenti]]'' ( corrig. (Newman ''et al''. 2000) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''aurum'', gold; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''pigmentum'', colour, pigment; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''auripigmenti'', of golden pigment, referring to the colour of precipitate (arsenosulfide, As2S3) which is formed after reduction of arsenate and sulfate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/6/2239</ref> * ''[[Desulfosporosinus hippei|D. hippei]]'' ( Vatsurina ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hippei'', of Hippe, named after Hans H. Hippe, of the DSMZ, for his numerous contributions to the cultivation and taxonomy of sulfate-reducing bacteria.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65368-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfosporosinus lacus|D. lacus]]'' ( Ramamoorthy ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'' -''us'', a lake; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacus'', of a lake.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63610-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfosporosinus meridiei|D. meridiei]]'' ( Robertson ''et al''. 2001, ;: [[Latin]] noun ''meridies'', the south; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''meridiei'', of the south, referring to its isolation in the Southern Hemisphere.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/1/133</ref> * ''[[Desulfosporosinus orientis|D. orientis]]'' ( (Campbell and Postgate 1965) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] noun ''oriens'' -''entis'', the East, the Orient; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''orientis'', of the orient.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1134</ref> * ''[[Desulfosporosinus youngiae|D. youngiae]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''youngiae'', of Young, in recognition of the contributions of Lily Y. Young to our understanding of the physiology and ecology of anaerobic bacteria.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.007336-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Desulfotalea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfotalea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobulbaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfotalea'' | binomial_authority = Knoblauch ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1631</ref> | type_species = D. psychrophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfotalea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfotalea'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''talea'', a slender staff, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfotalea'', a sulfate-reducing rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfotalea.html|Desulfotalea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfotalea arctica|D. arctica]]'' ( Knoblauch ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''arctica'', northern, from the Artic, referring to the site where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1631</ref> * ''[[Desulfotalea psychrophila|D. psychrophila]]'' ( Knoblauch ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''psychrophila'', cold loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1631</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfothermus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfothermus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfohalobiaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfothermus'' | binomial_authority = Kuever ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64188-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. naphthae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfothermus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfothermus'' derives from: [[Latin]] ''pref''. de, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfothermus'', sulfate reducer living in hot places.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfothermus.html|Desulfothermus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfothermus naphthae|D. naphthae]]'' ( Kuever ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''naphthae'', of crude oil (able to oxidize crude oil).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64188-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfothermus okinawensis|D. okinawensis]]'' ( Nunoura ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''okinawensis'', of Okinawa, a region of Japan.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64781-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfotignum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfotignum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfotignum'' | binomial_authority = Kuever ''et al''. 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/1/171</ref> | type_species = D. balticum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfotignum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfotignum'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''tignum'', a piece or stick of timber; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfotignum'', sulfate-reducing stick.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfotignum.html|Desulfotignum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfotignum balticum|D. balticum]]'' ( Kuever ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''balticum'', pertaining to the Baltic Sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotignum phosphitoxidans|D. phosphitoxidans]]'' ( Schink ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''phosphis'' -''itis'', phosphite; [[New Latin]] participle adjective oxidans, oxidizing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''phosphitoxydans'', phosphite-oxidizing.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s00203-002-0402-x}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotignum toluenicum|D. toluenicum]]'' ( Ommedal and Torsvik 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] noun ''toluenum'', toluene; [[Latin]] suff. -''icus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''toluenicum'', pertaining to toluene.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65067-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfotomaculum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfotomaculum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Peptococcaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfotomaculum'' | binomial_authority = Campbell and Postgate 1965, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = D. nigrificans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfotomaculum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfotomaculum'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] noun ''tomaculum'', a kind of sausage; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfotomaculum'', a sausage-shaped sulfate reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfotomaculum.html|Desulfotomaculum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 27 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum acetoxidans|D. acetoxidans]]'' ( Widdel and Pfennig 1977, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''aceticum'', acetic acid; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxido'' (''sic'') (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oxus'', sour, acid), to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''acetoxidans'', oxidizing acetic acid.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00446665}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum aeronauticum|D. aeronauticum]]'' ( Hagenauer ''et al''. 1997, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''nautikos'', naval, nautical, concerning ship/navigation; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''aeronauticum'', pertaining to navigation in air.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/3/915</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum alcoholivorax|D. alcoholivorax]]'' ( Kaksonen ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''alcohol'', alcohol; [[Latin]] adjective ''vorax'', voracious; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''alcoholivorax'', alcohol-devouring.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65025-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum alkaliphilum|D. alkaliphilum]]'' ( Pikuta ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', alkali (from Arabic article ''al'', the; Arabic noun ''qaliy'', ashes of saltwort), alkali; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''alkaliphilum'', alkali-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/25</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum antarcticum|D. antarcticum]]'' ( (''ex'' Iizuka ''et al''. 1969) Campbell and Singleton 1988, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''antarticum'', southern, pertaining to Antarctica.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum arcticum|D. arcticum]]'' ( Vandieken ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''arcticum'', northern, arctic, from the Arctic, referring to the place where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64058-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum auripigmentum|D. auripigmentum]]'' ( Newman ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''aurum'', gold; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''pigmentum'', colour, pigment; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''auripigmenti'', of golden pigment, referring to the colour of precipitate (arsenosulfide, As2S3) which is formed after reduction of arsenate and sulfate.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050512}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum australicum|D. australicum]]'' ( Love ''et al''. 1993, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''australicum'', pertaining to Australia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/4/864</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum carboxydivorans|D. carboxydivorans]]'' ( Parshina ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''carboxydum'', carbon monoxide; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''carboxydivorans'', carbon monoxide digesting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/2159</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum geothermicum|D. geothermicum]]'' ( Daumas ''et al''. 1990, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''gē'', earth, [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''icum'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''geothermicum'', geothermal.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00419203}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum gibsoniae|D. gibsoniae]]'' ( Kuever ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''gibsoniae'', of Gibson; named after Jane Gibson, a British-American microbiologist and biochemist who made important contributions to the field of anaerobic degradation of aromatic compounds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1801</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum guttoideum|D. guttoideum]]'' ( Gogotova and Vainstein 1986, ; not found.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/36/4/573</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum halophilum|D. halophilum]]'' ( Tardy-Jacquenod ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''halophilum'', salt-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/2/333</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum hydrothermale|D. hydrothermale]]'' ( Haouari ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hydros'', water; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermos (θερμός)'', heat; [[Latin]] suff. -''alis'' -''is'' -''e'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''hydrothermale'', from a hydrothermal area.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65339-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum kuznetsovii|D. kuznetsovii]]'' ( Nazina ''et al''. 1990, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kuznetovii'', of Kuznetsov, named in honor of the leading Soviet microbiologist S.I. Kuznetsov who has made a significant contribution to the study of geochemical activity of micro-organisms.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/4/470</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum luciae|D. luciae]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 1997, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''luciae'', of Lucia, referring to the source of the type strain, a hot spring in St Lucia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/615</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum nigrificans|D. nigrificans]]'' ( (Werkman and Weaver 1927) Campbell and Postgate 1965, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''nigrificans'', making black, blackening.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum orientis|D. orientis]]'' ( Campbell and Postgate 1965, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''oriens'' -''entis'', the East, the Orient; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''orientis'', of the orient.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum putei|D. putei]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 1997, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''putei'', of a pit or well, referring to the source of the type strain, an exploratory gas well.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/615</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum ruminis|D. ruminis]]'' ( Campbell and Postgate 1965, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''rumen'', throat, first stomach (rumen) of a ruminant; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ruminis'', of a rumen.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum sapomandens|D. sapomandens]]'' ( Cord-Ruwisch and Garcia 1990, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sapo'' -''onis'', soap; [[Latin]] v. ''mando'', to eat, devour; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''sapomandens'', eating soap.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1985.tb00884.x}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum solfataricum|D. solfataricum]]'' ( Goorissen ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''solfataricum'', pertaining to solfatares, derived from solfatara (field of hot sulfur springs and fumaroles), referring to the original habitat of the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1223</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum thermoacetoxidans|D. thermoacetoxidans]]'' ( Min and Zinder 1995, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''aceticum'', acetic acid; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxido'' (''sic'') (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oxus'', sour, acid), to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thermoacetoxidans'', oxidizing acetate under hot conditions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00249012}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum thermobenzoicum|D. thermobenzoicum]]'' ( Tasaki ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''benzoicum'', pertaining to benzoate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''thermobenzoicum'', oxidizes benzoate under thermophilic conditions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00243454}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum thermobenzoicum|D. thermobenzoicum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''thermobenzoicum''''' Tasaki ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''benzoicum'', pertaining to benzoate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''thermobenzoicum'', oxidizes benzoate under thermophilic conditions.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/2/391</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum thermobenzoicum|D. thermobenzoicum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''thermos (θερμός)yntrophicum''''' Plugge ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''suntrophos'', having grown up with one; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)ynthrophicum'', referring to the capacity of the organism to grow at elevated temperatures on propionate in the presence of a partner organism.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum thermocisternum|D. thermocisternum]]'' ( Nilsen ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''cisterna'', reservoir; [[New Latin]] adjective (?!) ''thermocisternum'', hot reservoir, referring to the original habitat of the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/2/397</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum thermos (θερμός)apovorans|D. thermos (θερμός)apovorans]]'' ( Fardeau ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[Latin]] noun ''sapo'' -''onis'', soap; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''sapovorans'', soap devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thermos (θερμός)apovorans'', thermophilic and soap-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/2/218</ref> * ''[[Desulfotomaculum thermos (θερμός)ubterraneum|D. thermos (θερμός)ubterraneum]]'' ( Kaksonen ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''subterraneum'', subterranean, underground, below the Earth's surface; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)ubterraneum'', thermophilic inhabitant of the Earth's subsurface.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64439-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Desulfovermiculus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfovermiculus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfohalobiaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfovermiculus'' | binomial_authority = Belyakova ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. halophilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfovermiculus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfovermiculus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''vermiculus'', a little worm; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfovermiculus'', vermiform sulfate-reducing bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfovermiculus.html|Desulfovermiculus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfovermiculus halophilus|D. halophilus]]'' ( Belyakova ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''halophilus'', salt-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfovibrio

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfovibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfovibrionaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfovibrio'' | binomial_authority = Kluyver and van Niel 1936, ''genus''. (Type genus of the order ''Desulfovibrionales'' Kuever ''et al''. 2006; type genus of the family ''Desulfovibrionaceae'' Kuever ''et al''. 2006).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = D. desulfuricans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfovibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfovibrio'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] v. ''vibro'', to set in tremulous motion, move to and fro, vibrate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''vibrio'', that which vibrates, and also a bacterial genus name of bacteria possessing a curved rod shape (''Vibrio''); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfovibrio'', a vibrio that reduces sulfur compounds.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfovibrio.html|Desulfovibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 60 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfovibrio acrylicus|D. acrylicus]]'' ( van der Maarel ''et al''. 1997, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''acrylicum'', acrylic acid; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''icus'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''acrylicus'', pertaining to acrylic acid.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050363}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio aerotolerans|D. aerotolerans]]'' ( Mogensen ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''aerotolerans'', air-tolerating, fererring to the oxygen tolerance of the organism.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010819-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio aespoeensis|D. aespoeensis]]'' ( Motamedi and Pedersen 1998, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aespoeensis'', pertaining to Äspo, in southeastern Sweden.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/1/311</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio africanus|D. africanus]]'' ( Campbell ''et al''. 1966, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''africanus'', pertaining to Africa.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio africanus|D. africanus]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''africanus''''' Campbell ''et al''. 1966, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''africanus'', pertaining to Africa.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006668-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio africanus|D. africanus]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''uniflagellum''''' Castañeda-Carrión ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''unus'', only one, one; [[Latin]] noun ''flagellum'', whip; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun (nominative in apposition) ''uniflagellum'', the only one whip.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006668-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio alaskensis|D. alaskensis]]'' ( Feio ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alaskensis'', from Alaska, referring to the place of isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1747</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio alcoholivorans|D. alcoholivorans]]'' ( corrig. Qatibi ''et al''. 1995, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''alcohol'' -''olis'', alcohol; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to eat, to devour; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''alcoholovorans'', devouring alcohol.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00248608}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio alkalitolerans|D. alkalitolerans]]'' ( Abildgaard ''et al''. 2006, ; Arabic noun ''alkali'' (al-qaliy), the ashes of saltwort; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''alkalitolerans'', alkali-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63909-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio aminophilus|D. aminophilus]]'' ( Baena ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''aminum'' (''amino'' in compound words involving chemicals), amine; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aminophilus'', amine loving; intended to mean amino acid loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/49/2/341</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio baarsii|D. baarsii]]'' ( Widdel 1981, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''baarsii'', of Baars, named after J.K. Baars, a Dutch microbiologist, who did the first comprehensive studies on nutrition of sulfate-reducing bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio baculatus|D. baculatus]]'' ( Rozanova and Nazina 1984, ; [[Latin]] noun ''baculum'', a stick, staff; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''atus'', suffix denoting provided with; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''baculatus'', shaped like a rod.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio bastinii|D. bastinii]]'' ( Magot ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''bastinii'', of Bastin, named after the American microbiologist Edson S. Bastin, who studied sulfate-reducing bacteria from oilfields at the beginning of the 20th century.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1693</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio bizertensis|D. bizertensis]]'' ( Haouari ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''bizertensis'', from Bizerte, referring to the place of isolation of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64530-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio burkinensis|D. burkinensis]]'' ( Ouattara ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''burkinensis'', pertaining to Burkina Faso, West Africa.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/639</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio butyratiphilus|D. butyratiphilus]]'' ( Suzuki ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''butyras'' -''atis'', butyrate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''butyratiphilus'', butyrate-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013771-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio carbinolicus|D. carbinolicus]]'' ( Nanninga and Gottschal 1995, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''carbinol'' -''olis'', carbinol (syn. alcohol); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''icus'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''carbinolicus'', pertaining to carbinols; intended to mean metabolizing alcohols.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/45/4/879</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio carbinoliphilus|D. carbinoliphilus]]'' ( Allen ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''carbinolum'', alcohol; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective φίλος), friendly to, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''carbinoliphilus'', alcohol-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65524-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio cuneatus|D. cuneatus]]'' ( Sass ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''cuneatus'', wedge-shaped, cuneiform, referring to the tapered ends of the cells.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/4/1083</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio dechloracetivorans|D. dechloracetivorans]]'' ( Sun ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', off, away; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''chlōros'', greenish-yellow, pale green; [[New Latin]] pref. ''chloro''-, referring to chlorine (named for its color); [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', consuming; N. [[Latin]] participle adjective ''dechloracetivorans'', removing chlorine and consuming acetate, referring to the characteristic of coupling acetate oxidation to reductive dechlorination for growth.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio desulfuricans|D. desulfuricans]]'' ( (Beijerinck 1895) Kluyver and van Niel 1936, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''desulfuricans'' (from [[New Latin]] v. ''desulfurico'', to reduce sulfur), reducing sulfur compounds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio desulfuricans|D. desulfuricans]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''aestuarii''''' Postgate and Campbell 1966, ''subspecies''.; [[Latin]] noun ''aestuarium'', a channel extending inland from the sea, and only filled with water at floodtide, an estuary; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aestuarii'', of an estuary.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio desulfuricans|D. desulfuricans]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''desulfuricans''''' (Beijerinck 1895) Kluyver and van Niel 1936, ''subspecies''.; [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''desulfuricans'' (from [[New Latin]] v. ''desulfurico'', to reduce sulfur), reducing sulfur compounds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio ferrireducens|D. ferrireducens]]'' ( Vandieken ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'', leading back, bringing back and in chemistry converting to a different oxidation state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''ferrireducens'', reducing Fe(III) to Fe(II).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64057-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio frigidus|D. frigidus]]'' ( Vandieken ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''frigidus'', cold, referring to growth in the permanently cold sediment of Svalbard.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64057-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio fructosivorans|D. fructosivorans]]'' ( corrig. Ollivier ''et al''. 1990, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''fructosum'', fructose; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to eat, to devour; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''fructosivorans'', devouring fructose.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00425586}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio furfuralis|D. furfuralis]]'' ( Folkerts ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''furfuralis'', pertaining to furfural (2-furaldehyde). It is also possible to propose the following etymology: [[New Latin]] noun ''furfural'' -''alis'', furfural (2-furaldehyde); [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''furfuralis'', of furfural, intended to mean pertaining to furfural.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio gabonensis|D. gabonensis]]'' ( Tardy-Jacquenod ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''gabonensis'', pertaining to Gabon, a country in West Africa.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/3/710</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio giganteus|D. giganteus]]'' ( Esnault ''et al''. 1988, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''giganteus'', giant, gigantic.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1933</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio gigas|D. gigas]]'' ( Le Gall 1963, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''gigas'' (nominative in apposition), a giant.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio gracilis|D. gracilis]]'' ( Magot ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''gracilis'', slender, thin.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1693</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio halophilus|D. halophilus]]'' ( Caumette ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''halophilus'', salt-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/2/331</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio hydrothermalis|D. hydrothermalis]]'' ( Alazard ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hydrothermalis'', from a hydrothermal area.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/1/173</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio idahonensis|D. idahonensis]]'' ( Sass ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''idahonensis'', pertaining to Idaho, referring to the source of isolation of the first strains.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016709-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio indonesiensis|D. indonesiensis]]'' ( corrig. Feio ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''indonesiensis'', pertaining to Indonesia, referring to the country of isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1997.0142}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio inopinatus|D. inopinatus]]'' ( Reichenbecher and Schink 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''inopinatus'', not expected, unexpected, referring to the utilization of an aromatic compound by a member of the genus ''Desulfovibrio''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050507}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio intestinalis|D. intestinalis]]'' ( Fröhlich ''et al''. 1999 (complete authorship reads: Fröhlich, Sass, Kuhnigk and König), ; [[Latin]] noun ''intestinum'', gut, intestine; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''intestinalis'', pertaining to the intestine (the isolate lives in the intestine of termites).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/49/4/1325</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio litoralis|D. litoralis]]'' ( Sass ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''litoralis'', of or belonging to the sea-shore, pertaining to the habitat from where the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/4/1083</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio longreachensis|D. longreachensis]]'' ( corrig. Redburn and Patel 1995, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''longreachensis'', pertaining to Longreach; named after the town in Australia.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1994.tb06610.x}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio longus|D. longus]]'' ( Magot ''et al''. 1992, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''longus'', long.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/3/398</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio magneticus|D. magneticus]]'' ( Sakaguchi ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''magneticus'', magnetic; refering to intracellular magnetite particles (magnetosomes).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/1/215</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio marinus|D. marinus]]'' ( Ben Dhia Thabet ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''marinus'', of or belonging to the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64790-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio marinisediminis|D. marinisediminis]]'' ( Takii ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''marinus'', of the sea, marine; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sediminis'', of a sediment; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''marinisediminis'', of a marine sediment.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65750-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio marrakechensis|D. marrakechensis]]'' ( Chamkh ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''marrakechensis'', pertaining to Marrakech, in south-west Morocco, the source of isolation of the type strain; also referring to the first sulfate-reducing bacterium isolated from Morocco (Marrakech was the old name of Morocco).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003822-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio mexicanus|D. mexicanus]]'' ( Hernandez-Eugenio ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mexicanus'', pertaining to Mexico.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.2000.0354}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio oxamicus|D. oxamicus]]'' ( (Postgate and Campbell 1966) López-Cortés ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''oxamicum'', oxamic acid; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''icus'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''oxamicus'', pertaining to oxamic acid.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64074-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio oxyclinae|D. oxyclinae]]'' ( Krekeler ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''oxyclina'', oxycline; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''oxyclinae'', of oxycline, referring to the oxycline as habitat.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050457}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio paquesii|D. paquesii]]'' ( van Houten ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''paquesii'', of Paques, named after Jos Paques, a Dutch biotechnologist and entrepreneur, in recognition of his contribution to the application of the biological sulfur cycle in anaerobic wastewater treatment.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65616-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio piger|D. piger]]'' ( (Moore ''et al''. 1976) Loubinoux ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''piger'' -''gra'' -''grum'', lazy, indolent, sluggish, inactive; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''piger'', lazy (referring to the limited number of substrates utilized by the species).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/4/1305</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio portus|D. portus]]'' ( Suzuki ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''portus'', of estuary, of a river, pertaining to the original habitat of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.028910-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio profundus|D. profundus]]'' ( Bale ''et al''. 1997, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''profundus'', deep.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/2/515</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio psychrotolerans|D. psychrotolerans]]'' ( Sasi Jyothsna ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''psychrotolerans'', cold-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65402-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio putealis|D. putealis]]'' ( Basso ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''putealis'', of or belonging to a well.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/101</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio salexigens|D. salexigens]]'' ( Postgate and Campbell 1966, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''sal'' ''salis'', salt; [[Latin]] v. ''exigo'', to demand; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''salexigens'', salt demanding.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio sapovorans|D. sapovorans]]'' ( Widdel 1981, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sapo'', soap; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', eating, devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''sapovorans'', devouring soap (i.e. higher fatty acids).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio senezii|D. senezii]]'' ( Tsu ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''senezii'', of Senez, named to honor the French microbiologist Jacques C. Senez.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050648}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio simplex|D. simplex]]'' ( Zellner ''et al''. 1990, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''simplex'', simple, uncompounded, unmixed; intended to mean ordinary.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00425169}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio sulfodismutans|D. sulfodismutans]]'' ( Bak and Pfennig 1988, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] inseparable particle ''dis'', in two; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''mutans'', altering, changing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''sulfodismutans'', dismutating sulfur compounds.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00415282}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio termitidis|D. termitidis]]'' ( Trinkerl ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Latin]] nom. ''termes'' -''itis'', a worm that eats wood, a termite; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''termitidis'', pertaining to the termite, of a termite.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/178</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio thermophilus|D. thermophilus]]'' ( Rozanova and Khudyakova 1974, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thermophilus'', heat-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio tunisiensis|D. tunisiensis]]'' ( Ben Ali Gam ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''tunisiensis'', of Tunisia, pertaining to Tunisia.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000943-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio vietnamensis|D. vietnamensis]]'' ( Dang ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vietnamensis'', pertaining to Vietnam, referring to the country of isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1996.0049}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio vulgaris|D. vulgaris]]'' ( Postgate and Campbell 1966, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vulgaris'', usual, common.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio vulgaris|D. vulgaris]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''oxamicus''''' Postgate and Campbell 1966, ''subspecies''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''oxamicum'', oxamic acid; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''icus'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''oxamicus'', pertaining to oxamic acid.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio vulgaris|D. vulgaris]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''vulgaris''''' Postgate and Campbell 1966, ''subspecies''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vulgaris'', usual, common.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Desulfovibrio zosterae|D. zosterae]]'' ( Nielsen ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Zostera'', a scientific generic name; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''zosterae'', of ''Zostera'', denoting that the bacterium was isolated from the plant ''Zostera'' ''marina''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/859</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfovirga

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfovirga'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Syntrophobacterales]] | familia = [[Syntrophobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfovirga'' | binomial_authority = Tanaka ''et al''. 2000<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/639</ref> | type_species = D. adipica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfovirga''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfovirga'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating (prefix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing procaryote); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''virga'', twig, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfovirga'', a sulfate-reducing rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfovirga.html|Desulfovirga}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfovirga adipica|D. adipica]]'' ( Tanaka ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''adipinum'', adipic acid (adipate); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; N..[[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''adipica'', pertaining to adipic acid and the organism's ability to degrade it.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/639</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfovirgula

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfovirgula'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Thermoanaerobacterales]] | familia = [[Thermoanaerobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Desulfovirgula'' | binomial_authority = Kaksonen ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64655-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfovirgula''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfovirgula'' derives from: : [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''virgula'', twig or rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfovirgula'', a rod that reduces sulfur compounds.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfovirgula.html|Desulfovirgula}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfovirgula thermocuniculi|D. thermocuniculi]]'' ( Kaksonen ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[Latin]] noun ''cuniculus'', mine; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''thermocuniculi'', of a hot mine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64655-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Desulfurella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfurella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfurellales]] | familia = [[Desulfurellaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfurella'' | binomial_authority = Bonch-Osmolovskaya ''et al''. 1993, (Type genus of the order ''Desulfurellales'' Kuever ''et al''. 2006; type genus of the family ''Desulfurellaceae'' Kuever ''et al''. 2006).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00247813}}</ref> | type_species = D. acetivorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfurella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfurella'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. ending -''ella''; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfurella'', a small sulfur reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfurella.html|Desulfurella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfurella acetivorans|D. acetivorans]]'' ( Bonch-Osmolovskaya ''et al''. 1993, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring, eating; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''acetivorans'', vinegar-eating; intended to mean acetate-eating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00247813}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfurella kamchatkensis|D. kamchatkensis]]'' ( Miroshnichenko 1998, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''kamchatkensis'', pertaining to the Kamchatka Peninsula in the Russian Far East.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/2/475</ref> * ''[[Desulfurella multipotens|D. multipotens]]'' ( Miroshnichenko ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''multus'', much, great, many; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''potens'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''possum''), being able, having power; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''multipotens'', having many abilities.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00248898}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfurella propionica|D. propionica]]'' ( Miroshnichenko ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''propionicum'', propionic acid; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''propionica'', pertaining to propionic acid; intended to mean propionate-utilizing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/2/475</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfurispira

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfurispira'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Chrysiogenetes]]" | classis = [[Chrysiogenetes]] | ordo = [[Chrysiogenales]] | familia = [[Chrysiogenaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfurispira'' | binomial_authority = Sorokin and Muyzer 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.028910-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. natronophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfurispira''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Chrysiogenetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfurispira'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spira'', a coil; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfurispira'', a sulfur-reducing spirillum.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfurispira.html|Desulfurispira}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfurispira natronophila|D. natronophila]]'' ( Sorokin and Muyzer 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''natron'' (arbitrarily derived from the Arabaic noun ''natron'' or ''natrun''), soda; [[New Latin]] pref. ''natrono''-, pertaining to soda; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''natronophila'', soda-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.028910-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Chrysiogenetes]]

Desulfurispirillum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfurispirillum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Chrysiogenetes]]" | classis = [[Chrysiogenetes]] | ordo = [[Chrysiogenales]] | familia = [[Chrysiogenaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfurispirillum'' | binomial_authority = Sorokin ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021204-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. alkaliphilum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfurispirillum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Chrysiogenetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfurispirillum'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''spirillum'', a small spiral (from [[Latin]] noun ''spira'', spiral); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfurispirillum'', a spirillum that reduces elemental sulfur.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfurispirillum.html|Desulfurispirillum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfurispirillum alkaliphilum|D. alkaliphilum]]'' ( Sorokin ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', alkali (from Arabic article ''al'', the; Arabic noun ''qaliy'', ashes of saltwort), alkali; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''alkaliphilum'', loving alkaline conditions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021204-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfurispirillum indicum|D. indicum]]'' ( Rauschenbach ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''indicum'', of India, Indian.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022392-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Chrysiogenetes]]

Desulfurispora

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfurispora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Peptococcaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfurispora'' | binomial_authority = Kaksonen ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64593-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. thermophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfurispora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfurispora'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed and, in biology, a spore; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfurispora'', a spore-forming organism that reduces sulfur compounds.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfurispora.html|Desulfurispora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfurispora thermophila|D. thermophila]]'' ( Kaksonen ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''thermophila'', heat-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64593-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Desulfurivibrio

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfurivibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfobacterales]] | familia = [[Desulfobulbaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfurivibrio'' | binomial_authority = Sorokin ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/007492-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. alkaliphilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfurivibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfurivibrio'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from, off, away; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''vibrio'', that which vibrates, a vibrio; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfurivibrio'', vibrio that reduces sulfur compounds.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfurivibrio.html|Desulfurivibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfurivibrio alkaliphilus|D. alkaliphilus]]'' ( Sorokin ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', soda ash; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alkaliphilus'', loving alkaline conditions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/007492-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfurobacterium

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfurobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Aquificae]]" | classis = [[Aquificae]] | ordo = [[Aquificales]] | familia = [[Desulfurobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfurobacterium'' | binomial_authority = L'Haridon ''et al''. 1998, (Type genus of the family ''Desulfurobacteriaceae'' L'Haridon ''et al''. 2006).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s00792-003-0329-4}}</ref> | type_species = D. thermolithotrophum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfurobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Aquificae]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfurobacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulphur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a stick, staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Desulfurobacterium'', sulphur-reducing rod-shaped bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfurobacterium.html|Desulfurobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfurobacterium atlanticum|D. atlanticum]]'' ( L'Haridon ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''atlanticum'', of or pertaining to the Atlantic Ocean.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63994-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfurobacterium pacificum|D. pacificum]]'' ( L'Haridon ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''pacificum'', peaceful; pertaining to the Pacific Ocean.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63994-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfurobacterium thermolithotrophum|D. thermolithotrophum]]'' ( L'Haridon ''et al''. 1998, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''lithos'', stone; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun trophos, feeder, rearer, one who feeds; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''thermolithotrophum'', referring to its thermophilic way of life and)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/3/701</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Aquificae]]

Desulfurococcus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfurococcus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Crenarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Thermoprotei]] | ordo = [[Desulfurococcales]] | familia = [[Desulfurococcaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfurococcus'' | binomial_authority = Zillig and Stetter 1983, (Type genus of the order ''Desulfurococcales'' Huber and Stetter 2002; type genus of the family ''Desulfurococcaceae'' Zillig and Stetter 1983).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> | type_species = D. mucosus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfurococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Crenarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfurococcus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] pref. ''desulfo''-, desulfuricating, suffix used to characterize a dissimilatory sulfate-reducing prokaryote; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfurococcus'', the sulfur-reducing coccus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfurococcus.html|Desulfurococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfurococcus amylolyticus|D. amylolyticus]]'' ( Bonch-Osmolovskaya ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''amulon'', starch; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lyticus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''amylolyticus'', starch degrading.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/51/5/1619</ref> * ''[[Desulfurococcus fermentans|D. fermentans]]'' ( Perevalova ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''fermentans'', fermenting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/995</ref> * ''[[Desulfurococcus kamchatkensis|D. kamchatkensis]]'' ( Kublanov ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''kamchatkensis'', pertaining to Kamchatka, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006726-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfurococcus mobilis|D. mobilis]]'' ( Zillig and Stetter 1983, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mobilis'', movable, motile.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> * ''[[Desulfurococcus mucosus|D. mucosus]]'' ( Zillig and Stetter 1983, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mucosus'', slimy.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Crenarchaeota]]

Desulfurolobus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfurolobus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Crenarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Thermoprotei]] | ordo = [[Sulfolobales]] | familia = [[Sulfolobaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfurolobus'' | binomial_authority = Zillig and Böck 1987<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/2/179</ref> | type_species = D. ambivalens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfurolobus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Crenarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfurolobus'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''globus'', a round body, a ball, sphere, globe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Desulfuroglobus'', a sphere that reduces sulfur compounds.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfurolobus.html|Desulfurolobus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Desulfurolobus ambivalens|D. ambivalens]]'' ( Zillig and Böck 1987, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ambo'' ''ambae'', both; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''valens'', being able to do; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''ambivalens'', ambivalent.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/2/179</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Crenarchaeota]]

Desulfuromonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfuromonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfuromonadales]] | familia = [[Desulfuromonadaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfuromonas'' | binomial_authority = Pfennig and Biebl 1977, ''genus''. (Type genus of the order ''Desulfuromonadales'' corrig. Kuever ''et al''. 2006; type genus of the family ''Desulfuromonadaceae'' corrig. Kuever ''et al''. 2006).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00416962}}</ref> | type_species = D. acetoxidans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfuromonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfuromonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de,'' from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfuromonas'', a monad that reduces sulfur.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfuromonas.html|Desulfuromonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Desulfuromonas can be referred to as desulfuromonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfuromonas acetexigens|D. acetexigens]]'' ( Finster ''et al''. 1997, ; [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''aceticum'', acetic acid; [[Latin]] v. ''exigo'', to demand; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''acetexigens'', demanding acetate for growth.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00303588}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfuromonas acetoxidans|D. acetoxidans]]'' ( Pfennig and Biebl 1977, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''aceticum'', acetic acid; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxido'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oxus'', acid or sour and in combined words indicating oxygen), to make acid, oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''acetoxidans'', oxidizing acetate.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00416962}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfuromonas chloroethenica|D. chloroethenica]]'' ( Krumholz 1997, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''chloroethenum'', chloroethene; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''chloroethenica'', pertaining to chloroethene, as the organism utilizes such compounds as electron acceptors.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1262</ref> * ''[[Desulfuromonas michiganensis|D. michiganensis]]'' ( Sung ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''michiganensis'', pertaining to the state of Michigan where the sediment and aquifer samples used for isolation of strains BB1 and BRS1 were collected.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017988-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfuromonas palmitatis|D. palmitatis]]'' ( Coates ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''palmitas'' -''atis'', palmitate (chemical); [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''palmitatis'', of palmitate, because it oxidizes palmitate.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02529738}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfuromonas svalbardensis|D. svalbardensis]]'' ( Vandieken ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''svalbardensis'', from Svalbard, a group of islands in the northern Barents Sea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63639-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfuromonas thiophila|D. thiophila]]'' ( Finster ''et al''. 1997, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''thiophila'', sulfur-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/754</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Desulfuromusa

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Desulfuromusa'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfuromonadales]] | familia = [[Desulfuromonadaceae]] | genus = ''Desulfuromusa'' | binomial_authority = Liesack and Finster 1994<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/753</ref> | type_species = D. kysingii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Desulfuromusa''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Desulfuromusa'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Musa'', generic name of banana; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Desulfuromusa'', a banana-shaped bacterium that reduces sulfur.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/desulfuromusa.html|Desulfuromusa}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Desulfuromusa bakii|D. bakii]]'' ( Liesack and Finster 1994, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''bakii'', of Bak, named in memory of F. Bak, a German microbiologist who has made important contributions to our knowledge of sulfur- and sulfate-reducing bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/753</ref> * ''[[Desulfuromusa ferrireducens|D. ferrireducens]]'' ( Vandieken ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'', leading back, bringing back and, in chemistry, converting to a reduced oxidation state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''ferrireducens'', reducing Fe(III) to Fe(II).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63639-0}}</ref> * ''[[Desulfuromusa kysingii|D. kysingii]]'' ( Liesack and Finster 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kysingii'', of kysing; named after the Fjord south of Århus (Jutland, Denmark) from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/753</ref> * ''[[Desulfuromusa succinoxidans|D. succinoxidans]]'' ( Liesack and Finster 1994, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''succinicum'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''succinum'', amber), succinic acid; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxido'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oxus'', acid or sour and in combined words indicating oxygen), to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''succinoxidans'', oxidizing succinate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/753</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Dethiobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dethiobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Syntrophomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Dethiobacter'' | binomial_authority = Sorokin ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/007492-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. alkaliphilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dethiobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dethiobacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de''-, from, off, away; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Dethiobacter'', rod-shaped bacterium that reduces sulfur compounds.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dethiobacter.html|Dethiobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Dethiobacter alkaliphilus|D. alkaliphilus]]'' ( Sorokin ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', soda ash; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alkaliphilus'', loving alkaline conditions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/007492-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Dethiosulfatibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dethiosulfatibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | genus = ''Dethiosulfatibacter'' | binomial_authority = Takii ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64882-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. aminovorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dethiosulfatibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dethiosulfatibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[New Latin]] noun ''thiosulfas'' -''atis'', thiosulfate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod or staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Dethiosulfatibacter'', a rod-shaped thiosulfate-reducer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dethiosulfatibacter.html|Dethiosulfatibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Dethiosulfatibacter aminovorans|D. aminovorans]]'' ( Takii ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''aminum'', amine; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''aminovorans'', devouring amino acids.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64882-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Dethiosulfovibrio

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dethiosulfovibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Synergistetes]]" | classis = [[Synergistia]] | ordo = [[Synergistales]] | familia = [[Synergistaceae]] | genus = ''Dethiosulfovibrio'' | binomial_authority = Magot ''et al''. 1997<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/818</ref> | type_species = D. peptidovorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dethiosulfovibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Synergistetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dethiosulfovibrio'' derives from: [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[New Latin]] noun ''thiosulfas'' -''atis'', thiosulfate; [[Latin]] v. ''vibro'', to vibrate; [[New Latin]] noun ''vibrio'', that which vibrates, and also a bacterial genus name of bacteria possessing a curved rod shape (''Vibrio''); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Dethiosulfovibrio'', a vibrio that reduces thiosulfate.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dethiosulfovibrio.html|Dethiosulfovibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dethiosulfovibrio acidaminovorans|D. acidaminovorans]]'' ( Surkov ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''aminum'', amino acid; [[Latin]] v. ''vorare'', to devour; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''acidaminovorans'', devouring amino acids.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dethiosulfovibrio marinus|D. marinus]]'' ( Surkov ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''marinus'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dethiosulfovibrio peptidovorans|D. peptidovorans]]'' ( Magot ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''peptidum'' ([[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''peptos'', cooked), peptide; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to devour; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''peptidovorans'', devouring peptides.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/818</ref> * ''[[Dethiosulfovibrio russensis|D. russensis]]'' ( Surkov ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''russensis'', pertaining to Staraja Russia.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dethiosulfovibrio salsuginis|D. salsuginis]]'' ( Díaz-Cárdenas ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] noun ''salsugo'' -''inis'', salt water, brine; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salsuginis'', of salt water.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010835-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Synergistetes]]

Devosia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Devosia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Hyphomicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Devosia'' | binomial_authority = Nakagawa ''et al''. 1996<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/072320203322337308}}</ref> | type_species = D. riboflavina | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Devosia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Devosia'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Devosia'', honoring Paul De Vos, a Belgian microbiologist, for his basic contribution to the taxonomy of pseudomonads.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/devosia.html|Devosia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 11 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Devosia albogilva|D. albogilva]]'' ( Verma ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''albogilva'', whitish yellow.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005447-0}}</ref> * ''[[Devosia chinhatensis|D. chinhatensis]]'' ( Kumar ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''chinhatensis'', pertaining to Chinhat, India, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65574-0}}</ref> * ''[[Devosia crocina|D. crocina]]'' ( Verma ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''crocina'', saffron-coloured.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005447-0}}</ref> * ''[[Devosia geojensis|D. geojensis]]'' ( Ryu ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''geojensis'', pertaining to Geoje in Korea, the location of the soil sample from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65481-0}}</ref> * ''[[Devosia insulae|D. insulae]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''insulae'', of an island, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65028-0}}</ref> * ''[[Devosia limi|D. limi]]'' ( Vanparys ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''limi'', of sludge.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/1997</ref> * ''[[Devosia neptuniae|D. neptuniae]]'' ( Rivas ''et al''. 2003, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''neptuniae'', of ''Neptunia'', named because the organism was isolated from ''Neptunia'' ''natans'' ([[Latin]]c.) Druce.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/072320203322337308}}</ref> * ''[[Devosia riboflavina|D. riboflavina]]'' ( (''ex'' Foster 1944) Nakagawa ''et al''. 1996, nom. rev., (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] noun ''riboflavinum'', riboflavin; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''riboflavina'', referring to the ability of the organism to oxidize riboflavin.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/1/16</ref> * ''[[Devosia soli|D. soli]]'' ( Yoo ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64214-0}}</ref> * ''[[Devosia subaequoris|D. subaequoris]]'' ( Lee 2007, ; [[Latin]] prep. ''sub'', under; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aequoris'', of the sea; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''subaequoris'', from under the sea, referring to the place where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65185-0}}</ref> * ''[[Devosia yakushimensis|D. yakushimensis]]'' ( Bautista ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''yakushimensis'', pertaining to Yakushima, from where the organism was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011254-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Devriesea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Devriesea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Dermabacteraceae]] | genus = ''Devriesea'' | binomial_authority = Martel ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65478-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. agamarum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Devriesea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Devriesea'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Devriesea'', referring to the veterinary microbiologist [[Latin]] A. Devriese.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/devriesea.html|Devriesea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Devriesea agamarum|D. agamarum]]'' ( Martel ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''Agama'', an Old World reptile genus of ''Sauria''; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''agamarum'', of lizards of the genus ''Agama'', of agamid lizards.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65478-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Dialister

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Dialister'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Negativicutes]] | ordo = [[Selenomonadales]] | familia = [[Veillonellaceae]] | genus = ''Dialister'' | binomial_authority = (''ex'' Bergey ''et al''. 1923) Moore and Moore 1994, , nom. rev.<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000810-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. pneumosintes | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dialister''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dialister'' derives from: unknown.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dialister.html|Dialister}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dialister invisus|D. invisus]]'' ( Downes ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''invisus'', unseen, referring to the lack of turbidity of broth cultures of this organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/1937</ref> * ''[[Dialister micraerophilus|D. micraerophilus]]'' ( Jumas-Bilak ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''mikros (μικρός)'', small; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''micraerophilus'', slightly air-loving, referring to the ability of the species to grow under micoaerophilic conditions.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2471</ref> * ''[[Dialister pneumosintes|D. pneumosintes]]'' ( (Olitsky and Gates 1921) Moore and Moore 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''pneuma'', wind, breathed air; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sintes'', a spoiler, thief; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pneumosintes'', breath destroying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/187</ref> * ''[[Dialister propionicifaciens|D. propionicifaciens]]'' ( Jumas-Bilak ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''propionicum'', propionic acid; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''faciens'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''facio''), producing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''propionicifaciens'', propionic acid-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2471</ref> * ''[[Dialister succinatiphilus|D. succinatiphilus]]'' ( Morotomi ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''succinas'' -''atis'', succinate; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''succinatiphilus'', succinate-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000810-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Diaphorobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Diaphorobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Comamonadaceae]] | genus = ''Diaphorobacter'' | binomial_authority = Khan and Hiraishi 2003<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.48.299}}</ref> | type_species = D. nitroreducens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Diaphorobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Diaphorobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''diaphoros'', different, and, in good sense, advantageous, profitable, important; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Diaphorobacter'', profitable rod, referring to usefulness in nitrogen removal.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/diaphorobacter.html|Diaphorobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Diaphorobacter nitroreducens|D. nitroreducens]]'' ( Khan and Hiraishi 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''nitras'' -''atis'', nitrate; [[New Latin]] pref. ''nitro''-, pertaining to nitrate; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'', leading back, bringing back and, in chemistry, converting to a different oxidation state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''nitroreducens'', reducing nitrate.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.48.299}}</ref> * ''[[Diaphorobacter oryzae|D. oryzae]]'' ( Pham ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''oryzae'', of rice, referring to the rice-paddy fields from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001669-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Dichelobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dichelobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Cardiobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cardiobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Dichelobacter'' | binomial_authority = Dewhirst ''et al''. 1990<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/4/426</ref> | type_species = D. nodosus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dichelobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dichelobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''dichelos'', cloven hoofed; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun Dichelobacter, clovenhoofed rod, because this organism is the rod-shaped bacterium that causes footrot in sheep, goats, and cattle.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dichelobacter.html|Dichelobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Dichelobacter nodosus|D. nodosus]]'' ( (Beveridge 1941) Dewhirst ''et al''. 1990, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''nodosus'', full of knots, refers to the shape of the cells.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/4/426</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Dichotomicrobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dichotomicrobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Hyphomicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Dichotomicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Hirsch and Hoffman 1989<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> | type_species = D. thermohalophilum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dichotomicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dichotomicrobium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''dichotomos'', cutting in two, divided equally; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''microbium'', microbe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Dichotomicrobium'', a forked microbe.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dichotomicrobium.html|Dichotomicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Dichotomicrobium thermohalophilum|D. thermohalophilum]]'' ( Hirsch and Hoffman 1989, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''thermohalophilum'', heat and salt loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Dickeya

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dickeya'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Dickeya'' | binomial_authority = Samson ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1415</ref> | type_species = D. chrysanthemi | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dickeya''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dickeya'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Dickeya'', after the American phytopathologist Robert S. Dickey, for his contribution to research on the ''Erwinia'' ''chrysantemi'' complex.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dickeya.html|Dickeya}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dickeya chrysanthemi|D. chrysanthemi]]'' ( (Burkholder ''et al''. 1953) Samson ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''Chrysanthemi'', of the plant genus ''Chrysanthemum''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1415</ref> * ''[[Dickeya dadantii|D. dadantii]]'' ( Samson ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''dadantii'', of Dadant, in honour of the phytopathologist R. Dadant, for his description of the bacterium isolated from diseased ''Pelargonium'' ''capitatum''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1415</ref> * ''[[Dickeya dianthicola|D. dianthicola]]'' ( Samson ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Dianthus'', a plant genus; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''dianthicola'', the dweller of ''Dianthus'' sp.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1415</ref> * ''[[Dickeya dieffenbachiae|D. dieffenbachiae]]'' ( Samson ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''dieffenbachiae'', of the plant genus ''Dieffenbachia''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1415</ref> * ''[[Dickeya paradisiaca|D. paradisiaca]]'' ( (Fernandez-Borrero and Lopez-Duque 1970) Samson ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''paradisiaca'', of or belonging to Paradise, Paradisiacal, referring to the isolation of the organism from ''Musa'' ''paradisiaca''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1415</ref> * ''[[Dickeya zeae|D. zeae]]'' ( Samson ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''zeae'', of the plant genus ''Zea''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1415</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Dictyoglomus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dictyoglomus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Dictyoglomi]] | classis = [[Dictyoglomia]] | ordo = [[Dictyoglomales]] | familia = [[Dictyoglomaceae]] | genus = ''Dictyoglomus'' | binomial_authority = Saiki ''et al''. 1985<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/253</ref> | type_species = D. thermophilum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dictyoglomus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Dictyoglomi]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dictyoglomus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''diktuon'', a net; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''glomus'', a ball; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Dictyoglomus'', net ball.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dictyoglomus.html|Dictyoglomus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dictyoglomus thermophilum|D. thermophilum]]'' ( Saiki ''et al''. 1985, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''thermophilum'', heat loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/253</ref> * ''[[Dictyoglomus turgidum|D. turgidum]]'' ( corrig. Svetlichny and Svetlichnayá 1995, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''turgidum'', swollen, inflated, because the cells form spherical aggregates.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/45/4/879</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Dictyoglomi]]

Dietzia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Dietzia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Corynebacterineae]] | familia = [[Dietziaceae]] | genus = ''Dietzia'' | binomial_authority = Rainey ''et al''. 1995, (Type genus of the family ''Dietziaceae'' Rainey ''et al''. 1997).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012807-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. maris | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dietzia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dietzia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Dietzia'', named after Alma Dietz, an American microbiologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dietzia.html|Dietzia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 11 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dietzia aerolata|D. aerolata]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer'', air; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] participle adjective ''lata'', carried; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] participle adjective ''aerolata'', airborne.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012807-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dietzia cercidiphylli|D. cercidiphylli]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cercidiphylli'', of the plant genus ''Cercidiphyllum'', isolated from root sample of ''Cercidiphyllum'' ''japonicum''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000919-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dietzia cinnamea|D. cinnamea]]'' ( Yassin ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''cinnamea'', of or from cinnamon, referring to the colour of the cellular biomass.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63863-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dietzia kunjamensis|D. kunjamensis]]'' ( Mayilraj ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''kunjamensis'', of or pertaining to Kunjam Pass of the cold desert of the Indian Himalayas.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64212-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dietzia lutea|D. lutea]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lutea'', orange-yellow coloured.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.030445-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dietzia maris|D. maris]]'' ( (Nesterenko ''et al''. 1982) Rainey ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''maris'', of the sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/1/32</ref> * ''[[Dietzia natronolimnaea|D. natronolimnaea]]'' ( corrig. Duckworth ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''natron'' (arbitrarily derived from the Arabic noun ''natrun'' or ''natron'') soda, sodium carbonate; [[New Latin]] adjective ''limnaeus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''limnaios'' -''a'' -''on''), of or from the marsh; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''natronolimnaea'', of or from a soda lake (marsh).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s007920050079}}</ref> * ''[[Dietzia papillomatosis|D. papillomatosis]]'' ( Jones ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''papillomatosis'', of papillomatosis.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65178-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dietzia psychralcaliphila|D. psychralcaliphila]]'' ( Yumoto ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[New Latin]] noun alcali (from Arabic article ''al'', the; Arabic noun ''qaliy'', ashes of saltwort), alcali; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''psychralcaliphila'', loving cold and alkaline environments.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/1/85</ref> * ''[[Dietzia schimae|D. schimae]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''schimae'', of the plant genus ''Schima'', isolated from a stem sample of ''Schima'' sp.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000919-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dietzia timorensis|D. timorensis]]'' ( Yamamura ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''timorensis'', of or pertaining to West Timor, Indonesia, from where the organism was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012229-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Dinoroseobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dinoroseobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Dinoroseobacter'' | binomial_authority = Biebl ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1089</ref> | type_species = D. shibae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dinoroseobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dinoroseobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''dinos'', whirling, rotation, and the first compound of the Protozoan name Dinophyceae (dinoflagellates), the source from which the isolates were obtained; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Roseobacter'', a bacterial genus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Dinoroseobacter'', a ''Roseobacter''-like organism originating from dinoflagellates.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dinoroseobacter.html|Dinoroseobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Dinoroseobacter shibae|D. shibae]]'' ( Biebl ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''shibae'', of Shiba, named after Professor Tsuneo Shiba, who discovered the marine aerobic anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria and provided fundamental contributions to the description of this physiological group of bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1089</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Diplocalyx

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Diplocalyx'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Spirochaetes]] | classis = [[Spirochaetes]] | ordo = [[Spirochaetales]] | familia = [[Spirochaetaceae]] | genus = ''Diplocalyx'' | binomial_authority = (''ex'' Gharagozlou 1968) Bermudes ''et al''. 1988, , nom. rev.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/3/291</ref> | type_species = D. calotermitidis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Diplocalyx''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Spirochaetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Diplocalyx'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''diplos'' (or ''diploos''), twofold, double; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''calyx'', cup, calyx, covering; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Diplocalyx'', twofold cover.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/diplocalyx.html|Diplocalyx}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Diplocalyx calotermitidis|D. calotermitidis]]'' ( (''ex'' Gharagozlou 1968) Bermudes ''et al''. 1988, , nom. rev. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''calotermitidis'', of ''Calotermes'', named after the termite host ''Calotermes'' ''flavicollis''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/3/291</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Spirochaetes]]

Dokdonella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Dokdonella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Xanthomonadales]] | familia = [[Xanthomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Dokdonella'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63802-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. koreensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dokdonella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dokdonella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Dokdonella'', named after Dokdo, an island located on the East Sea in Korea, from where the organisms were isolated.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dokdonella.html|Dokdonella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dokdonella fugitiva|D. fugitiva]]'' ( Cunha ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''fugitiva'', fleeing away, fugitive, because the organism fled to Portugal, where it was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64507-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dokdonella ginsengisoli|D. ginsengisoli]]'' ( Ten ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''ginsengum'', ginseng; [[Latin]] noun ''solum'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ginsengisoli'', of soil of a ginseng field, the source of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004945-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dokdonella koreensis|D. koreensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', pertaining to Korea, where Dokdo is located.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63802-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dokdonella soli|D. soli]]'' ( Yoo ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil, the source of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005348-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Dokdonia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dokdonia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Dokdonia'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2323</ref> | type_species = D. donghaensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dokdonia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dokdonia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Dokdonia'', named after Dokdo, an island located on the East Sea in Korea, fom where the organisms were isolated.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dokdonia.html|Dokdonia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Dokdonia donghaensis|D. donghaensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''donghaensis'', pertaining to Donghae, the Korean name of the East Sea, where Dokdo is located and from where the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2323</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Dolosicoccus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dolosicoccus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Aerococcaceae]] | genus = ''Dolosicoccus'' | binomial_authority = Collins ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1439</ref> | type_species = D. paucivorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dolosicoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dolosicoccus'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''dolosus'', crafty, deceptive; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''dolosicoccus'', a deceptive coccus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dolosicoccus.html|Dolosicoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Dolosicoccus paucivorans|D. paucivorans]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''paucus'', few, little; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', eating, devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''paucivorans'', eating little, relating to the observation that the organism utilizes few carbohydrates)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1439</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Dolosigranulum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dolosigranulum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Carnobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Dolosigranulum'' | binomial_authority = Aguirre ''et al''. 1994<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1365-2672.1993.tb01602.x}}</ref> | type_species = D. pigrum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dolosigranulum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dolosigranulum'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''dolosus'', crafty, deceitful; L [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''granulum'', a small grain; [[New Latin]] neu. noun ''Dolosigranulum'', a deceptive small grain.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dolosigranulum.html|Dolosigranulum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Dolosigranulum pigrum|D. pigrum]]'' ( Aguirre ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''pigrum'', lazy.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1365-2672.1993.tb01602.x}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Donghaeana

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Donghaeana'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Donghaeana'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63847-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. dokdonensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Donghaeana''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Donghaeana'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''Donghae'', the Korean name of the East Sea in Korea; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ana'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ([[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective used as a substantive) ''Dhongaeana'', named after the East Sea of Korea, where Dokdo is located.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/donghaeana.html|Donghaeana}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Donghaeana dokdonensis|D. dokdonensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''dokdonensis'', pertaining to Dokdo, a Korean island, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63847-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Donghicola

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Donghicola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Donghicola'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64577-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Donghicola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Donghicola'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] noun ''Donghae'', the Korean name of the East Sea in Korea; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), a dweller, inhabitant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Donghicola'', a dweller of the East Sea in Korea.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/donghicola.html|Donghicola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Donghicola eburneus|D. eburneus]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''eburneus'', white as ivory.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64577-0}}</ref> * ''[[Donghicola xiamenensis|D. xiamenensis]]'' ( Tan ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''xiamenensis'', pertaining to Xiamen.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000901-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Dongia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dongia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodospirillales]] | familia = [[Rhodospirillaceae]] | genus = ''Dongia'' | binomial_authority = Liu ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020347-0}}</ref> | type_species = D. mobilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dongia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dongia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Dongia'', named after Professor Xiu-Zhu Dong, a bacteriologist and bacterial taxonomist in China.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dongia.html|Dongia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Dongia mobilis|D. mobilis]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mobilis'', motile, pertaining to the motility of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020347-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Dorea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dorea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Lachnospiraceae]] | genus = ''Dorea'' | binomial_authority = Taras ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/2/423</ref> | type_species = D. formicigenerans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dorea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dorea'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Dorea'', named in honour of the French microbiologist Joel Doré, in recognition of his many contributions to gut microbiology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dorea.html|Dorea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dorea formicigenerans|D. formicigenerans]]'' ( (Holdeman and Moore 1974) Taras ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''formicum'', formic acid; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''generans'', producing; [[New Latin]] adjective ''formicigenerans'', formic acid-producing; referring to its production of large amounts of formic acid from carbohydrate fermentation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Duganella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Duganella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Oxalobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Duganella'' | binomial_authority = Hiraishi ''et al''. 1997<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1249</ref> | type_species = D. zoogloeoides | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Duganella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Duganella'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Duganella'', named after P.R. Dugan, the American microbiologist who isolated the organism.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/duganella.html|Duganella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Duganella violaceinigra|D. violaceinigra]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''violaceus'', violet; [[Latin]] adjective ''niger'' -''gra'' -''grum'', black; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''violaceinigra'', violet-black, after the colour of the colonies.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1811</ref> * ''[[Duganella zoogloeoides|D. zoogloeoides]]'' ( Hiraishi ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] noun ''Zoogloea'', bacterial genus name; [[Latin]] suff. -''oides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. -''eides'', from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''eidos'', that which is seen, form, shape, figure), ressembling, similar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''zoogloeoides'', similar to ''Zoogloea''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1249</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Dyadobacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Dyadobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Dyadobacter'' | binomial_authority = Chelius and Triplett 2000<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/751</ref> | type_species = D. fermentans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dyadobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dyadobacter'' derives from: G. [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''dyas'' -''ados'', the number two, pair; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod or staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Dyadobacter'', rod or staff occurring in pairs.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dyadobacter.html|Dyadobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 9 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dyadobacter alkalitolerans|D. alkalitolerans]]'' ( Tang ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', alkali; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''alkalitolerans'', alkali-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001404-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dyadobacter beijingensis|D. beijingensis]]'' ( Dong ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''beijingensis'', pertaining to Beijing, the geographical origin of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64754-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dyadobacter crusticola|D. crusticola]]'' ( Reddy and Garcia-Pichel 2005, ; [[Latin]] noun ''crusta'', crust; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''crusticola'', a dweller of crust.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1295</ref> * ''[[Dyadobacter fermentans|D. fermentans]]'' ( Chelius and Triplett 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''fermentans'', causing fermentation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/751</ref> * ''[[Dyadobacter ginsengisoli|D. ginsengisoli]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''ginsengum'', ginseng; [[Latin]] noun ''solum'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ginsengisoli'', of the soil of a ginseng field, the source of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64322-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dyadobacter hamtensis|D. hamtensis]]'' ( Chaturvedi ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hamtensis'', pertaining to the Hamta glacier.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/2113</ref> * ''[[Dyadobacter koreensis|D. koreensis]]'' ( Baik ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', pertaining to Korea, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64902-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dyadobacter psychrophilus|D. psychrophilus]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''psychrophilus'', cold-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017236-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dyadobacter soli|D. soli]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil, the source of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019653-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Dyella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dyella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Xanthomonadales]] | familia = [[Xanthomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Dyella'' | binomial_authority = Xie and Yokota 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/753</ref> | type_species = D. japonica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dyella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dyella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Dyella'', in honour of Dr Douglas W. Dye, of New Zealand, who contributed to the taxonomic study of the genus ''Xanthomonas''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dyella.html|Dyella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 8 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dyella ginsengisoli|D. ginsengisoli]]'' ( Jung ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''ginsengum'', ginseng; [[Latin]] noun ''solum'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ginsengisoli'', of soil from a ginseng field, the source of the organism.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64514-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dyella japonica|D. japonica]]'' ( Xie and Yokota 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''japonica'', pertaining to Japan, from where the type strain and other strains originated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/753</ref> * ''[[Dyella koreensis|D. koreensis]]'' ( An ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', pertaining to Korea, the location of the soil sample from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1625</ref> * ''[[Dyella marensis|D. marensis]]'' ( Lee and Lee 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marensis'', pertaining to Mara Island, Jeju, Republic of Korea, on which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000968-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dyella soli|D. soli]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004838-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dyella terrae|D. terrae]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''terrae'', of the soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004838-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dyella thiooxydans|D. thiooxydans]]'' ( Anandham ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxydo'', to make acid, oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thiooxydans'', oxidizing sulfur.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022012-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dyella yeojuensis|D. yeojuensis]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''yeojuensis'', pertaining to [[Yeoju]], a city in Korea, from where the type strain originated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64175-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Dysgonomonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Dysgonomonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Bacteroidia]] | ordo = [[Bacteroidales]] | familia = [[Porphyromonadaceae]] | genus = ''Dysgonomonas'' | binomial_authority = Hofstad ''et al''. 2000<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2189</ref> | type_species = D. gadei | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Dysgonomonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Dysgonomonas'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''dys (δύω)''-, with notion of hard, bad, unlucky; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''gonos (γόνος)'', reproduction; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', a monad, unit; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Dysgonomonas'', intended to mean a weakly growing monad.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|d/dysgonomonas.html|Dysgonomonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Dysgonomonas can be referred to as dysgonomonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Dysgonomonas capnocytophagoides|D. capnocytophagoides]]'' ( Hofstad ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Capnocytophaga'', a genus of CO2-requiring bacteria; [[Latin]] suff. -''oides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. -''eides'', from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''eidos'', that which is seen, form, shape, figure), ressembling, similar; [[New Latin]] adjective ''capnocytophagoides'', like ''Capnocytophaga'', referring to some properties shared between these organisms.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2189</ref> * ''[[Dysgonomonas gadei|D. gadei]]'' ( Hofstad ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''gadei'', of the Gade Institute, Bergen, Norway, where the organism was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2189</ref> * ''[[Dysgonomonas hofstadii|D. hofstadii]]'' ( Lawson ''et al''., 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hofstadii'', of Hofstad, named after Tor Hofstad, a Norwegian microbiologist, in recognition of his contributions to anaerobic microbiology.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.026252-0}}</ref> * ''[[Dysgonomonas mossii|D. mossii]]'' ( Lawson ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''mossii'', of Moss, to honor Claude Wayne Moss, an American microbiologist who has contributed much to microbial taxonomy.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/0723-2020-00107}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Echinicola

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Echinicola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cyclobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Echinicola'' | binomial_authority = Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64156-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. pacifica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Echinicola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Echinicola'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''echinus'', sea urchin; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (derived from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola''), a dweller; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Echinicola'', a sea-urchin dweller.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/echinicola.html|Echinicola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Echinicola pacifica|E. pacifica]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pacifica'', pacific, and by extension referring to the Pacific Ocean, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64156-0}}</ref> * ''[[Echinicola vietnamensis|E. vietnamensis]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''vietnamensis'', of or belonging to Vietnam, the country of origin of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64546-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Ectothiorhodosinus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ectothiorhodosinus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Chromatiales]] | familia = [[Ectothiorhodospiraceae]] | genus = ''Ectothiorhodosinus'' | binomial_authority = Gorlenko ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. mongolicus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ectothiorhodosinus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ectothiorhodosinus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''ectos'', outside; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''rhodon (ῥόδον)'', [[rose]]; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''sinus'', a bending, curve, fold; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Ectothiorhodosinus'', red curved rod with extracellular sulfur.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/ectothiorhodosinus.html|Ectothiorhodosinus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ectothiorhodosinus mongolicus|E. mongolicus]]'' ( corrig. Gorlenko ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mongolicus'', belonging to Mongolia.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Ectothiorhodospira

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ectothiorhodospira'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Chromatiales]] | familia = [[Ectothiorhodospiraceae]] | genus = ''Ectothiorhodospira'' | binomial_authority = Pelsh 1936, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Ectothiorhodospiraceae'' Imhoff 1984).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. mobilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ectothiorhodospira''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ectothiorhodospira'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''ektos'', outside; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''rhodon (ῥόδον)'', [[rose]]; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spira'', the spiral; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Ectothiorhodospira'', spiral rose with sulfur outside.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/ectothiorhodospira.html|Ectothiorhodospira}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 11 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira abdelmalekii|E. abdelmalekii]]'' ( Imhoff and Trüper 1982, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''abdelmalekii'', of Abd-El-Malek, named for Yousef Abd-El-Malek, an Egyptian microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/266</ref> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira haloalkaliphila|E. haloalkaliphila]]'' ( Imhoff and Süling 1997, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', soda ash (from Arabic ''al''-''qalyi'', the ashes of saltwort); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''haloalkaliphila'', loving salt and alkaline conditions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050304}}</ref> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira halochloris|E. halochloris]]'' ( Imhoff and Trüper 1979, ''species''.;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''chlōros'', green; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''halochloris'', green-colored and from salt lakes.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00410772}}</ref> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira halophila|E. halophila]]'' ( Raymond and Sistrom 1969, ''species''.;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''halophila'', salt-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00409756}}</ref> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira marina|E. marina]]'' ( Imhoff and Süling 1997, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of or belonging to the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050304}}</ref> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira marismortui|E. marismortui]]'' ( Oren ''et al''. 1990, ;: [[Latin]] noun ''maris'' -''is'', the sea; [[Latin]] adjective ''mortuus'', dead; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''marismortui'', of the Dead Sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00454869}}</ref> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira mobilis|E. mobilis]]'' ( Pelsh 1936, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mobilis'', movable, mobile.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira salini|E. salini]]'' ( Ramana ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salini'', of a salt-cellar.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.032003-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira shaposhnikovii|E. shaposhnikovii]]'' ( Cherni ''et al''. 1969, ''species''.;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''shaposhnikovii'', of Shaposhnikov, named for D. I. Shaposhnikov, a Russian microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira vacuolata|E. vacuolata]]'' ( Imhoff ''et al''. 1982, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''vacuolata'', containing vacuoles.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00459526}}</ref> * ''[[Ectothiorhodospira variabilis|E. variabilis]]'' ( Gorlenko ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''variabilis'', varied, changeable.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004648-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Edaphobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Edaphobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Acidobacteria]] | classis = [[Acidobacteria]] | ordo = [[Acidobacteriales]] | familia = [[Acidobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Edaphobacter'' | binomial_authority = Koch ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65303-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. modestus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Edaphobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Acidobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Edaphobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''edaphos'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Edaphobacter'', rod-shaped soil bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/edaphobacter.html|Edaphobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Edaphobacter aggregans|E. aggregans]]'' ( Koch ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] v. ''aggregare'', to flock or band together; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''aggregans'', assembling, aggregating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65303-0}}</ref> * ''[[Edaphobacter modestus|E. modestus]]'' ( Koch ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''modestus'', moderate, referring to the adaptation of the type strain to low substrate concentrations.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65303-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Acidobacteria]]

Edwardsiella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Edwardsiella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Edwardsiella'' | binomial_authority = Ewing and McWhorter 1965, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. tarda | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Edwardsiella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Edwardsiella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Edwardsiella'', named after the American bacteriologist P.R. Edwards (1901-1966).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/edwardsiella.html|Edwardsiella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Edwardsiella anguillimortifera|E. anguillimortifera]]'' ( (Hoshina 1962) Sakazaki and Tamura 1975, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''anguilla'', eel; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mortifera'', death-bringing, death-dealing, deadly, fatal; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''anguillimortifera'', fatal for eels.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Edwardsiella hoshinae|E. hoshinae]]'' ( Grimont ''et al''. 1981, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hoshinae'', of Hoshina; named after Toshikazu Hoshina, the Japanese bacteriologist who was one of the first to describe an organism that was probably an ''Edwardsiella''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02605375}}</ref> * ''[[Edwardsiella ictaluri|E. ictaluri]]'' ( Hawke ''et al''. 1981, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Ictalurus'', the genus name for catfish; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ictaluri'', of ''Icatlurus'', of catfish.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/4/396</ref> * ''[[Edwardsiella tarda|E. tarda]]'' ( Ewing and McWhorter 1965, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tarda'', slow (intended meaning was “inactive,” referring to the fermentation on only a few carbohydrates compared to many other ''Enterobacteriaceae'').)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Effluviibacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Effluviibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Effluviibacter'' | binomial_authority = Suresh ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64144-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. roseus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Effluviibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Effluviibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''effluvium'', outflow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Effluviibacter'', rod from an outflow, referring to the source of isolation of the first strain.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/effluviibacter.html|Effluviibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Effluviibacter roseus|E. roseus]]'' ( Suresh ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''roseus'', rose-coloured, pink.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64144-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Eggerthella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Eggerthella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Coriobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Coriobacteriales]] | subordo = "[[Coriobacterineae]]" | familia = [[Coriobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Eggerthella'' | binomial_authority = Wade ''et al''. 1999<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65404-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. lenta | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Eggerthella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Eggerthella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Eggerthella'', named to honour Arnold Eggerth, who first described the organism later named ''Eubacterium lentum'' (Eggerth 1935).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/eggerthella.html|Eggerthella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Eggerthella hongkongensis|E. hongkongensis]]'' ( Lau ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hongkongensis'', pertaining to Hong Kong, the city where the bacterium was discovered.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64643-0}}</ref> * ''[[Eggerthella lenta|E. lenta]]'' ( (Eggerth 1935) Wade ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lenta'', slow.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65404-0}}</ref> * ''[[Eggerthella lenta|E. lenta]]'' ( (Eggerth 1935) Kageyama ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lenta'', slow.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1725</ref> * ''[[Eggerthella sinensis|E. sinensis]]'' ( Lau ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Medieval Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sinae'', of China; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''sinensis'', pertaining to China, the country where the bacterium was discovered.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64643-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Ehrlichia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Ehrlichia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rickettsiales]] | familia = [[Anaplasmataceae]] | genus = ''Ehrlichia'' | binomial_authority = Moshkovski 1945, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Ehrlichiaceae'' Moshkovski 1945 [Approved Lists 1980]; type genus of the tribe ''Ehrlichieae'' Philip 1957 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. canis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ehrlichia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ehrlichia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Ehrlichia'', named after Paul Ehrlich, a German bacteriologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/ehrlichia.html|Ehrlichia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 9 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Ehrlichia canis|E. canis]]'' ( (Donatien and Lestoquard 1935) Moshkovski 1945, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''canis'', of the dog.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Ehrlichia chaffeensis|E. chaffeensis]]'' ( Anderson ''et al''. 1992, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''chaffeensis'', pertaining to Fort Chaffee in western Arkansas, where the patient from whom the first isolate was prepared was identified.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/2/327</ref> * ''[[Ehrlichia equi|E. equi]]'' ( Lewis ''et al''. 1988, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''equi'', of the horse.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> * ''[[Ehrlichia ewingii|E. ewingii]]'' ( Anderson ''et al''. 1992, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''ewingii'', of Ewing, named in honor of Sidney A. Ewing for his pioneering work with this agent.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/2/299</ref> * ''[[Ehrlichia muris|E. muris]]'' ( Wen ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''muris'', of the mouse; the species was first isolated from a mouse.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/2/250</ref> * ''[[Ehrlichia phagocytophila|E. phagocytophila]]'' ( (Foggie 1949) Philip 1962, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''phagocytum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''phagein'', to eat up, devour; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kutos'', hollow, a vessel and, in biology, a cell), a phagocyte; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philoē'', friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phagocytophila'', phagocytes loving; intended to mean attractive to phagocytes.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Ehrlichia risticii|E. risticii]]'' ( Holland ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''risticii'', of Ristic, named after from Miodrag Ristic.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/4/524</ref> * ''[[Ehrlichia ruminantium|E. ruminantium]]'' ( (Cowdry 1925) Dumler ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''ruminans'' -''antis'', ruminating; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''ruminantium'', of ruminants.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/2145</ref> * ''[[Ehrlichia sennetsu|E. sennetsu]]'' ( (Misao and Kobayashi 1956) Ristic and Huxsoll 1984, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''sennetsu'', from Japanese, meaning glandular fever.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Eikenella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Eikenella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Neisseriales]] | familia = [[Neisseriaceae]] | genus = ''Eikenella'' | binomial_authority = Jackson and Goodman 1972, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. corrodens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Eikenella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Eikenella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Eikenella'', named after M. Eiken, who first named the type species of the genus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/eikenella.html|Eikenella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Eikenella corrodens|E. corrodens]]'' ( (Eiken 1958) Jackson and Goodman 1972, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''corrodens'', gnawing (colonies may appear to corrode the surface of the agar).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Ekhidna

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ekhidna'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Ekhidna'' | binomial_authority = Alain ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018804-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. lutea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ekhidna''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ekhidna'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Ekhidna'', a sea nymph-dragon of Greek mythology producing slime, referring to the creaminess and smoothness of the colonies.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/ekhidna.html|Ekhidna}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ekhidna lutea|E. lutea]]'' ( Alain ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lutea'', gold yellow, the colour of the colonies on marine agar.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018804-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Elioraea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Elioraea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | genus = ''Elioraea'' | binomial_authority = Albuquerque ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65294-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. tepidiphila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Elioraea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Elioraea'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Elioraea'', named in honour of Israeli microbiologist Eliora Z. Ron.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/elioraea.html|Elioraea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species, namely<ref name=main/> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Elizabethkingia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Elizabethkingia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Elizabethkingia'' | binomial_authority = Kim ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1287</ref> | type_species = E. meningoseptica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Elizabethkingia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Elizabethkingia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Elizabethkingia'', in honour of Elizabeth O. King, who first described bacteria associated with infant meningitis, notably [''Flavobacterium''] ''meningosepticum'' in 1959.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/elizabethkingia.html|Elizabethkingia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Elizabethkingia meningoseptica|E. meningoseptica]]'' ( (King 1959) Kim ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''meninx'' ''meningos'', meninges, membrane covering the brain; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''septikos'', putrefactive; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''meningoseptica'', apparently referring to association of the bacterium with both ''meningitis'' and ''septicaemia'', but not septic meningitis as the name implies.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1287</ref> * ''[[Elizabethkingia miricola|E. miricola]]'' ( (Li ''et al''. 2004) Kim ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''mirum'', derived from mir = peace (name of Russian space station); [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola'', inhabitant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''miricola'', inhabitant of the Mir space station.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1287</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Elusimicrobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Elusimicrobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Elusimicrobia]] | classis = [[Elusimicrobia]] | ordo = [[Elusimicrobiales]] | familia = [[Elusimicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Elusimicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Geissinger ''et al''. 2010, (Type genus of the order ''Elusimicrobiales'' Geissinger ''et al''. 2010; type genus of the family ''Elusimicrobiaceae'' Geissinger ''et al''. 2010).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022855-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. minutum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Elusimicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Elusimicrobia]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Elusimicrobium'' derives from: [[Latin]] participle adjective ''elusus'' (from [[Latin]] verb. ''eludo''), to delude, deceive, mock (with the accessory notion of mockery); here intended to mean escaped from capture; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''microbium'', a microbe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Elusimicrobium'', an elusive microbe, hard to find, capture or isolate.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/elusimicrobium.html|Elusimicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Elusimicrobium minutum|E. minutum]]'' ( Geissinger ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''minutum'', very small, minute.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022855-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Elusimicrobia]]

Elytrosporangium

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Elytrosporangium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Streptomycineae]] | familia = [[Streptomycetaceae]] | genus = ''Elytrosporangium'' | binomial_authority = Falcão de Morais ''et al''. 1966, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. brasiliense | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Elytrosporangium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Elytrosporangium'' derives from: <ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/elytrosporangium.html|Elytrosporangium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Elytrosporangium brasiliense|E. brasiliense]]'' ( corrig. Falcão de Morais ''et al''. 1966, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''brasiliense'', of or pertaining to Brazil.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Elytrosporangium carpinense|E. carpinense]]'' ( Falcão de Morais ''et al''. 1971, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''karpos'', fruit, seed with seed-vessel; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''carpinense'', pertaining to spores within a sporangium.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Elytrosporangium spirale|E. spirale]]'' ( Falcão de Morais 1970, ''species''.;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Empedobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Empedobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Empedobacter'' | binomial_authority = (''ex'' Prévot 1961) Vandamme ''et al''. 1994, , nom. rev.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/827</ref> | type_species = E. brevis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Empedobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Empedobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''empedos'', fixed, immovable; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Empedobacter'', nonmotile rod<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/empedobacter.html|Empedobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Empedobacter brevis|E. brevis]]'' ( (Holmes and Owen 1982) Vandamme ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''brevis'', short.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/827</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Emticicia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Emticicia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Emticicia'' | binomial_authority = Saha and Chakrabarti 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64086-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. oligotrophica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Emticicia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Emticicia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Emticicia'', arbitrarily formed from the acronym MTCC for Microbial Type Culture Collection and Gene Bank, where this investigation was carried out.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/emticicia.html|Emticicia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Emticicia ginsengisoli|E. ginsengisoli]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''ginsengum'', ginseng; [[Latin]] noun ''solum'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ginsengisoli'', of soil from a ginseng field, the source of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65386-0}}</ref> * ''[[Emticicia oligotrophica|E. oligotrophica]]'' ( Saha and Chakrabarti 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oligos'', few; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''trophikos'', nursing, tending or feeding; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''oligotrophica'', eating little, referring to a bacterium living on low-nutrient media.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64086-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Endozoicomonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Endozoicomonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Oceanospirillales]] | familia = [[Hahellaceae]] | genus = ''Endozoicomonas'' | binomial_authority = Kurahashi and Yokota 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. elysicola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Endozoicomonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Endozoicomonas'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''endo'', inside; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''zoicos'', animal; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Endozoicomonas'', monad living inside an animal.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/endozoicomonas.html|Endozoicomonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Endozoicomonas can be referred to as endozoicomonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Endozoicomonas elysicola|E. elysicola]]'' ( Kurahashi and Yokota 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''elysia'', ''Elysia'', name of a zoological genus; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'', dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''elysicola'', ''Elysia'' dweller.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> * ''[[Endozoicomonas montiporae|E. montiporae]]'' ( Yang ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''montiporae'', of ''Montipora'', referring to the isolation of the type strain from a coral belonging to the genus ''Montipora''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014357-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Enhydrobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Enhydrobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Pseudomonadales]] | familia = [[Moraxellaceae]] | genus = ''Enhydrobacter'' | binomial_authority = Staley ''et al''. 1987<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/3/289</ref> | type_species = E. aerosaccus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Enhydrobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Enhydrobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''enudros'' (Latin transliteration ''enhydros'') living in or by water, aquatic [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Enhydrobacter'', aquatic rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/enhydrobacter.html|Enhydrobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Enhydrobacter aerosaccus|E. aerosaccus]]'' ( Staley ''et al''. 1987, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakkos'', sack, bag; [[New Latin]] noun ''aerosaccus'', bag filled with air, gas vacuolate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/3/289</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Enhygromyxa

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Enhygromyxa'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Myxococcales]] | subordo = [[Nannocystineae]] | familia = [[Nannocystaceae]] | genus = ''Enhygromyxa'' | binomial_authority = Iizuka ''et al''. 2003<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/072320203322346038}}</ref> | type_species = E. salina | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Enhygromyxa''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Enhygromyxa'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''enugros'', in the water, aquatic; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''muxa'', mucus, slime; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Enhygromyxa'', slime of wet or moist habitat; intended to mean aquatic myxobacteria.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/enhygromyxa.html|Enhygromyxa}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Enhygromyxa salina|E. salina]]'' ( Iizuka ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''salina'', salted.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/072320203322346038}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Ensifer

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Ensifer'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Rhizobiaceae]] | genus = ''Ensifer'' | binomial_authority = Casida 1982<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005991-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. adhaerens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ensifer''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ensifer'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''ensifer'', sword-bearing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] ''Ensifer'', sword bearer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/ensifer.html|Ensifer}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 13 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Ensifer adhaerens|E. adhaerens]]'' ( Casida 1982, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''adhaerens'', adhering to.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005991-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ensifer arboris|E. arboris]]'' ( (Nick ''et al''. 1999) Young 2003, ; [[Latin]] noun ''arbor'', tree; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''arboris'', of a tree.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/2107</ref> * ''[[Ensifer fredii|E. fredii]]'' ( (Scholla and Elkan 1984) Young 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''fredii'', of Fred, named after of E.B. Fred.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65392-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ensifer garamanticus|E. garamanticus]]'' ( Merabet ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''garamanticus'', Garamantian, pertaining to Garamante, the country of Garamantes, from which the strains were isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012088-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ensifer kostiensis|E. kostiensis]]'' ( (Nick ''et al''. 1999) Young 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''kostiensis'', pertaining to Kosti, the region in Sudan where most of these organisms have been isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/2107</ref> * ''[[Ensifer kummerowiae|E. kummerowiae]]'' ( (Wei ''et al''. 2002) Young 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kummerowiae'', of ''Kummerowia'', a genus of leguminous plants, referring to the host from which the bacterium was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ensifer medicae|E. medicae]]'' ( (Rome ''et al''. 1996) Young 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''medicae'', of/from lucern (plant belonging to the genus ''Medicago'').)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/2107</ref> * ''[[Ensifer meliloti|E. meliloti]]'' ( (Dangeard 1926) Young 2003, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Melilotus'', generic name of sweet clover; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''meliloti'', of ''Melilotus''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/2107</ref> * ''[[Ensifer mexicanus|E. mexicanus]]'' ( Lloret ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mexicanus'', of or belonging to Mexico, where the strains were isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.032003-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ensifer numidicus|E. numidicus]]'' ( Merabet ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''numidicus'', Numidian, pertaining to the country of Numidia, the Roman denomination of the region in North Africa from which the majority of the organisms were isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012088-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ensifer saheli|E. saheli]]'' ( (De Lajudie ''et al''. 1994) Young 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''saheli'', of the Sahel, the region in Africa from which they were isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/2107</ref> * ''[[Ensifer terangae|E. terangae]]'' ( (De Lajudie ''et al''. 1994) Young 2003, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''terenga'' (from West African Wolof noun ''terenga'', hospitality), hospitality; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''terangae'', of hospitality; intended to mean that this species is isolated from different host plants.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/2107</ref> * ''[[Ensifer xinjiangensis|E. xinjiangensis]]'' ( (Chen ''et al''. 1988) Young 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''xinjiangensis'', pertaining to the suburbs of Xinjiang, China.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65392-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Enterobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Enterobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Enterobacter'' | binomial_authority = Hormaeche and Edwards 1960, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. cloacae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Enterobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Enterobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''enteron'', intestine; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Enterobacter'', intestinal small rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/enterobacter.html|Enterobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 23 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Enterobacter aerogenes|E. aerogenes]]'' ( Hormaeche and Edwards 1960, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] adjective ''aerogenes'', gas producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter agglomerans|E. agglomerans]]'' ( Ewing and Fife 1972, ''species''.; [[Latin]] v. ''agglomerare'', to wind on (as on a ball); [[Latin]] participle adjective ''agglomerans'', forming into a ball (referring to the occurrence of symplasmata bacteria in aggregates surrounded by a translucent sheath in anaerogenic strains).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter amnigenus|E. amnigenus]]'' ( Izard ''et al''. 1981, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''amnigenus'', born in a river; intended to mean coming from water.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/1/35</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter arachidis|E. arachidis]]'' ( Madhaiyan ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''arachidis'', of ''Arachis'', isolated from groundnut (''Arachis'' ''hypogaea'' [[Latin]]).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013664-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter asburiae|E. asburiae]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1988, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''asburiae'', of Asbury, named in honor of Mary Alyce Fife-Asbury, an American bacteriologist who made many important contributions to the classification of ''Enterobacteriaceae''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.syapm.2004.12.010}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter cancerogenus|E. cancerogenus]]'' ( (Urosevic 1966) Dickey and Zumoff 1988, ; [[Latin]] ''cancer'' -''cri'', crab, the disease cancer; [[Latin]] suff. ''genus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''gigno'', to produce, give birth to, beget), producing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''cancerogenus'', cancer-inducing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/4/371</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter cloacae|E. cloacae]]'' ( (Jordan 1890) Hormaeche and Edwards 1960, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cloacae'', of a sewer.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter cloacae|E. cloacae]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''cloacae''''' (Jordan 1890) Hormaeche and Edwards 1960, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cloacae'', of a sewer.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.syapm.2004.12.010}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter cloacae|E. cloacae]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''dissolvens''''' (Rosen 1922) Hoffmann ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''dissolvens'', dissolving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.syapm.2004.12.010}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter cowanii|E. cowanii]]'' ( Inoue ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''cowanii'', of Cowan, named after S.T. Cowan, British bacteriologist.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002840010160}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter dissolvens|E. dissolvens]]'' ( (Rosen 1922) Brenner ''et al''. 1988, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''dissolvens'', dissolving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter gergoviae|E. gergoviae]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''gergoviae'', of Gergovie (''Gergovia'') Highland, France.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/1</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter helveticus|E. helveticus]]'' ( Stephan ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''helveticus'', from ''Helvetia'' (Switzerland), from where the species was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64650-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter hormaechei|E. hormaechei]]'' ( O'Hara ''et al''. 1990, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hormaechei'', of Hormaeche, named after Estenio Hormaeche, Uruguayan microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/40/1/105</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter intermedius|E. intermedius]]'' ( corrig. Izard ''et al''. 1980, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''intermedius'', that is between, intermediate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/3/601</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter kobei|E. kobei]]'' ( Kosako ''et al''. 1997, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kobei'', of Kobe, Japan.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002849900110}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter ludwigii|E. ludwigii]]'' ( Hoffmann ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''ludwigii'', of Ludwig, named in honour of Wolfgang Ludwig, a microbiologist who contributed to the general understanding of bacterial systematics, especially by developing the ARB data bases and opening them to the public.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.syapm.2004.12.009}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter nimipressuralis|E. nimipressuralis]]'' ( (Carter 1945) Brenner ''et al''. 1988, ; [[Latin]] adv. ''nimis'', overmuch; [[Latin]] noun ''pressura'', pressure; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''nimipressuralis'', pertaining to excessive pressure, with excessive pressure.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter oryzae|E. oryzae]]'' ( Peng ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''oryzae'', of rice, from which the first strains were isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005967-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter pulveris|E. pulveris]]'' ( Stephan ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] noun ''pulvis'' -''eris'', dust, powder; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pulveris'', of powder.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65427-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter pyrinus|E. pyrinus]]'' ( Chung ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] noun ''pyrum'', a pear; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''inus'', suffix denoting belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pyrinus'', belonging to pears, from pears.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/1/157</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter radicincitans|E. radicincitans]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] noun ''radix'' -''icis'', a root; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''incitans'', promoting the growth; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''radicincitans'', promoting root growth of plants.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.syapm.2004.12.007}}</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter sakazakii|E. sakazakii]]'' ( Farmer ''et al''. 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''sakazakii'', of Sakazaki, in honour of the Japanese microbiologist Riichi Sakazaki.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/3/569</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter taylorae|E. taylorae]]'' ( Farmer ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''taylorae'', of Taylor, named after Welton Taylor, an American clinical microbiologist who has also made many contributions to our knowledge of the family ''Enterobacteriaceae'', particularly the development of XLD agar and the isolation of ''Shigella'' and other bacterial pathogens from feces.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/586</ref> * ''[[Enterobacter turicensis|E. turicensis]]'' ( Stephan ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''turicensis'', from ''Turicum'' (Zurich), from where the species was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64650-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Enterococcus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Enterococcus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Enterococcaceae]] | genus = ''Enterococcus'' | binomial_authority = (''ex'' Thiercelin and Jouhaud 1903) Schleifer and Kilpper-Bälz 1984, , nom. rev. (Type genus of the family ''Enterococcaceae'' Ludwig ''et al''. 2010).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/1/31</ref> | type_species = E. faecalis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Enterococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Enterococcus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''enteron'', intestine; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Enterococcus'', intestinal coccus<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/enterococcus.html|Enterococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 40 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Enterococcus aquimarinus|E. aquimarinus]]'' ( Švec ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] noun ''aqua'', water; [[Latin]] adjective ''marinus'', of the sea; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aquimarinus'', pertaining to sea water.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/2183</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus asini|E. asini]]'' ( de Vaux ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''asini'', of a donkey (''Equus'' ''asinus'').)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/2/383</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus avium|E. avium]]'' ( (''ex'' Nowlan and Deibel 1967) Collins ''et al''. 1984, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] noun ''avis'', bird; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''avium'', of birds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/2/220</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus caccae|E. caccae]]'' ( Carvalho ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kakke'', human ordure, faeces; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''caccae'', of faeces.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64103-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus camelliae|E. camelliae]]'' ( Sukontasing ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''camelliae'', of ''Camellia'', referring to the isolation of the type strain from fermented tea leaves (''Camellia'' ''sinensis'').)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65109-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus canintestini|E. canintestini]]'' ( Naser ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''canis'', of a dog; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''intestini'', of gut; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''canintestini'', of the gut of a dog.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1365-2672.2005.02588.x}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus canis|E. canis]]'' ( De Graef ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''canis'', of a dog.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/4/1069</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus casseliflavus|E. casseliflavus]]'' ( (''ex'' Vaughan ''et al''. 1979) Collins ''et al''. 1984, nom. rev., ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''casseli'', of Cassel (Cassel yellow); [[Latin]] adjective ''flavus'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''casseliflavus'', yellow-colored.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64339-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus cecorum|E. cecorum]]'' ( (Devriese ''et al''. 1983) Williams ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] noun ''cecum'', sacculated diverticulum of the large intestine (cecum); [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''cecorum'', of ceca.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus columbae|E. columbae]]'' ( Devriese ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] noun ''columba'', pigeon; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''columbae'', of a pigeon.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1990.tb03831.x}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus devriesei|E. devriesei]]'' ( Švec ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''devriesei'', of Devriese, in honour of the Belgian microbiologist Luc A. Devriese for his outstanding contributions to the taxonomy of enterococci.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2479</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus dispar|E. dispar]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''dispar'', dissimilar, different.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/3/456</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus durans|E. durans]]'' ( (''ex'' Sherman and Wing 1937) Collins ''et al''. 1984, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''durans'', hardening, resisting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/2/220</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus faecalis|E. faecalis]]'' ( (Andrewes and Horder 1906) Schleifer and Kilpper-Bälz 1984, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''faex'' ''faecis'', dregs; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''faecalis'',pertaining or relating to feces.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/1/31</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus faecium|E. faecium]]'' ( (Orla-Jensen 1919) Schleifer and Kilpper-Bälz 1984, ; [[Latin]] noun ''faex'', dregs; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''faecium'', of the dregs, of feces.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/1/31</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus flavescens|E. flavescens]]'' ( Pompei ''et al''. 1992, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''flavescens'', becoming yellow.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63891-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus gallinarum|E. gallinarum]]'' ( (Bridge and Sneath 1982) Collins ''et al''. 1984, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''gallinarum'', of hens.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/2/220</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus gilvus|E. gilvus]]'' ( Tyrrell ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''gilvus'', pale yellow, referring to the pale yellow pigmentation of the bacterium.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/JCM.40.4.1140-1145.2002}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus haemoperoxidus|E. haemoperoxidus]]'' ( Švec ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''haima'' (Latin transliteration ''haema''), blood; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''per'', preffix adding force to the word to which it is added; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oxus'', sour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hemoperoxidus'', blood peroxide, derived from the ability of the species to decompose hydrogen peroxide into oxygen and water when cultivated on blood-agar media.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/4/1567</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus hermanniensis|E. hermanniensis]]'' ( Koort ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hermanniensis'', pertaining to Hermanni, a locality in Helsinki, Finland.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1823</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus hirae|E. hirae]]'' ( Farrow and Collins 1985, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hirae'', of the intestine or gut.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/73</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus italicus|E. italicus]]'' ( Fortina ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''italicus'', from Italy, where the bacterium was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63891-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus malodoratus|E. malodoratus]]'' ( (''ex'' Pette 1955) Collins ''et al''. 1984, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] adjective ''malus'', bad; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''odoratus'', perfumed; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''malodoratus'', bad-smelled.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/2/220</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus moraviensis|E. moraviensis]]'' ( Švec ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''moraviensis'', pertaining to Moravia, the region in the Czech Republic.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/4/1567</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus mundtii|E. mundtii]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1986, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mundtii'', of Mundt; named after the late J.O. Mundt, an American microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/1/8</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus pallens|E. pallens]]'' ( Tyrrell ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''pallens'', being pale or yellow, yellowish, referring to the yellow pigmentation of the bacterium.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/JCM.40.4.1140-1145.2002}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus phoeniculicola|E. phoeniculicola]]'' ( Law-Brown and Meyers 2003, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Phoeniculus'', the genus of the Woodhoopoe; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'', inhabitant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''phoeniculicola'', growing in ''Phoeniculus'', the genus of the Woodhoopoe.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/3/683</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus porcinus|E. porcinus]]'' ( Teixeira ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''porcinus'', of a swine)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1737</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus pseudoavium|E. pseudoavium]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective '' pseudēs'', false; [[Latin]] noun ''avis'', bird; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] plur. ''avium'', of birds, and also a specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] pl. noun ''pseudoavium'', false [''Enterococcus''] ''avium'', owing to its similarity to this species.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1989.tb03350.x}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus raffinosus|E. raffinosus]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''raffinosus'', pertaining to raffinose, referring to ability to metabolize raffinose.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1989.tb03350.x}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus ratti|E. ratti]]'' ( Teixeira ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ratti'', of the rat.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1737</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus saccharolyticus|E. saccharolyticus]]'' ( (Farrow ''et al''. 1985) Rodrigues and Collins 1991, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lyticus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''saccharolyticus'', sugar-digesting.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1990.tb03828.x}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus saccharominimus|E. saccharominimus]]'' ( Vancanneyt ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[Latin]] adjective sup. ''minimus'', least, smallest; [[New Latin]] adjective sup. ''saccharominimus'', meaning that this organism differs from other enterococci in that it lyses only few sugars.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63891-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus seriolicida|E. seriolicida]]'' ( Kusuda ''et al''. 1991, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''seriola'', generic name of the yellowtail; [[Latin]] suffix -''cida'' from [[Latin]] v. ''caedo'', to kill; [[New Latin]] noun ''seriolicida'', yellowtail killer.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/3/406</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus silesiacus|E. silesiacus]]'' ( Švec ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''silesiacus'', pertaining to Silesia, the region in the Czech Republic from which the type strain originates.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63937-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus solitarius|E. solitarius]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''solitarius'', alone, lonely, solitary.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1989.tb03350.x}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus sulfureus|E. sulfureus]]'' ( Martinez-Murcia and Collins 1991, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''sulfureus'', of or like sulphur.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1991.tb04638.x}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus termitis|E. termitis]]'' ( Švec ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] noun ''termes'' -''itis'', a worm that eats wood, a woodworm, and in zoology the name of a scientific genus; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''termitis'', of a termite.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63937-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus thailandicus|E. thailandicus]]'' ( Tanasupawat ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thailandicus'', of Thailand, pertaining to Thailand, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65535-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterococcus villorum|E. villorum]]'' ( Vancanneyt ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] noun ''villus'', rough hair, anatomical term for flocculate structure in the small intestine; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. ''villorum'', of flocculate structures in the small intestine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Enterorhabdus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Enterorhabdus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Coriobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Coriobacteriales]] | subordo = "[[Coriobacterineae]]" | familia = [[Coriobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Enterorhabdus'' | binomial_authority = Clavel ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003087-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. mucosicola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Enterorhabdus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Enterorhabdus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''enteron'', intestine; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''rhabdos (ῥάβδος)'', a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Enterorhabdus'', a rod isolated from the intestine.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/enterorhabdus.html|Enterorhabdus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Enterorhabdus caecimuris|E. caecimuris]]'' ( Clavel ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] noun ''caecum'', caecum; [[Latin]] noun ''mus'' ''muris'', mouse; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''caecimuris'', of the caecum of a mouse.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.015016-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterorhabdus mucosicola|E. mucosicola]]'' ( Clavel ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''mucosa'' (from [[Latin]] adjective ''mucosus'' -''a'' -''um'', mucous), mucosa; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''mucosicola'', inhabitant of the intestinal mucosa.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003087-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Enterovibrio

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Enterovibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Vibrionales]] | familia = [[Vibrionaceae]] | genus = ''Enterovibrio'' | binomial_authority = Thompson ''et al''. 2002<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001990-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. norvegicus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Enterovibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Enterovibrio'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''enteron'', intestine; [[Latin]] noun ''vibro'', nominally meaning "that which vibrates", but in effect meaning a curved rod bacterium (a vibrio); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Enterovibrio'', enteric vibrio.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/enterovibrio.html|Enterovibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Enterovibrio calviensis|E. calviensis]]'' ( (Denner ''et al''. 2002) Pascual ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''calviensis'', of or pertaining to the Bay of Calvi, Corsica, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001990-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterovibrio coralii|E. coralii]]'' ( Thompson ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''coralii'', of coral.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/913</ref> * ''[[Enterovibrio nigricans|E. nigricans]]'' ( Pascual ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''nigricans'', being blackish, blackish.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001990-0}}</ref> * ''[[Enterovibrio norvegicus|E. norvegicus]]'' ( Thompson ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''norvegicus'', pertaining to Norway, where the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/6/2015</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Entomoplasma

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Entomoplasma'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Tenericutes]]" | classis = [[Mollicutes]] | ordo = [[Entomoplasmatales]] | familia = [[Entomoplasmataceae]] | genus = ''Entomoplasma'' | binomial_authority = Tully ''et al''. 1993, (Type genus of the order ''Entomoplasmatales'' Tully ''et al''. 1993; type genus of the family ''Entomoplasmataceae'' Tully ''et al''. 1993).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/378</ref> | type_species = E. ellychniae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Entomoplasma''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Tenericutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Entomoplasma'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''entomon'', insect; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''plasma (πλάσμα)'', something formed or molded, a form, an image; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Entomoplasma'', intended to mean associated with insects.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/entomoplasma.html|Entomoplasma}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Entomoplasma ellychniae|E. ellychniae]]'' ( (Tully ''et al''. 1989) Tully ''et al''. 1993, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''Ellychnia'', a genus of firefly beetles; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ellychniae'', of ''Ellychnia'', from which the organism was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/378</ref> * ''[[Entomoplasma freundtii|E. freundtii]]'' ( Tully ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''freundtii'', of Freundt, named after Eyvind Freundt, a Danish pioneer in the taxonomy and classification of mollicutes.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1197</ref> * ''[[Entomoplasma lucivorax|E. lucivorax]]'' ( (Williamson ''et al''. 1990) Tully ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] noun ''lux'' ''lucis'', light; [[Latin]] adjective ''vorax'', ravenous, voracious, devouring; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lucivorax'', light devouring, referring to the predacious habit of the host insect, which preys on other luminescent firefly species.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/378</ref> * ''[[Entomoplasma luminosum|E. luminosum]]'' ( (Williamson ''et al''. 1990) Tully ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''luminosum'', luminous, emitting light, referring to the luminescence of the adult host from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/378</ref> * ''[[Entomoplasma melaleucae|E. melaleucae]]'' ( (Tully ''et al''. 1990) Tully ''et al''. 1993, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Melaleuca'', a genus of tropical trees having white flowers with sweet fragrance; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''melaleucae'', of ''Melaleuca'', the plant from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/378</ref> * ''[[Entomoplasma somnilux|E. somnilux]]'' ( (Williamson ''et al''. 1990) Tully ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] noun ''somnus'', sleep; [[Latin]] noun ''lux'', light; [[New Latin]] noun ''somnilux'', intended to mean sleeping light, referring to the quiescent pupal stage of the host from which the organism was isolated, which precedes the luminescent adult stage.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/378</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Tenericutes]]

Eperythrozoon

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Eperythrozoon'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Tenericutes]]" | classis = [[Mollicutes]] | ordo = [[Mycoplasmatales]] | familia = [[Mycoplasmataceae]] | genus = ''Eperythrozoon'' | binomial_authority = Schilling 1928, ''genus''.<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63998-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. coccoides | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Eperythrozoon''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Tenericutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Eperythrozoon'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''epi''-, on; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''eruthros'', red; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''zoon'', living being, animal; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Eperythrozoon'', presumably intended to mean animals on red (blood cells).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/eperythrozoon.html|Eperythrozoon}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Eperythrozoon coccoides|E. coccoides]]'' ( Schilling 1928, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[Latin]] suff. -''oides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. ''eides'', from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''eidos'', that which is seen, form, shape, figure), ressembling, similar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''coccoides'', coccus-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eperythrozoon ovis|E. ovis]]'' ( Neitz ''et al''. 1934, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''ovis'' -''is'', a sheep; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ovis'', of a sheep.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eperythrozoon parvum|E. parvum]]'' ( Splitter 1950, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''parvum'', small.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eperythrozoon suis|E. suis]]'' ( Splitter 1950, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''sus'' ''suis'', a pig; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''suis'', of a pig.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eperythrozoon wenyonii|E. wenyonii]]'' ( Adler and Ellenbogen 1934, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''wenyonii'', of Wenyon, named after C.M. Wenyon, an investigator of these organisms.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1997.tb12742.x}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Tenericutes]]

Epilithonimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Epilithonimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Epilithonimonas'' | binomial_authority = O'Sullivan ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63941-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. tenax | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Epilithonimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Epilithonimonas'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''epilithon'' -''onis'' (or ''epilithonum'' -''i''), epilithon; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Epilithonimonas'', a monad isolated from epilithon.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/epilithonimonas.html|Epilithonimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Epilithonimonas can be referred to as epilithonimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Epilithonimonas lactis|E. lactis]]'' ( Shakéd ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lactis'', of milk, referring to the isolation of the type strain from raw milk.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012575-0}}</ref> * ''[[Epilithonimonas tenax|E. tenax]]'' ( O'Sullivan ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tenax'', sticky, holding firm, referring to the organism's viscous colonies.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63941-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Eremococcus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Eremococcus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Aerococcaceae]] | genus = ''Eremococcus'' | binomial_authority = Collins ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1381</ref> | type_species = E. coleocola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Eremococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Eremococcus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''eremos'', lonely; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Eremococcus'', a lonely or isolated coccus, referring to its distinct phylogenetic position.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/eremococcus.html|Eremococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Eremococcus coleocola|E. coleocola]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''colea'', vagina; [[Latin]] suffix -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun ''coleocola'', inhabitant of the vagina, referring to the isolation of the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1381</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Erwinia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Erwinia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Erwinia'' | binomial_authority = Winslow ''et al''. 1920, ''genus''. (Type genus of the tribe ''Erwinieae'' Winslow ''et al''. 1920 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. amylovora | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Erwinia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Erwinia'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Erwinia'', named after Erwin F. Smith.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/erwinia.html|Erwinia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 32 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Erwinia alni|E. alni]]'' ( Surico ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''alni'', of alder, referring to the plant from which the organism was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/3/720</ref> * ''[[Erwinia amylovora|E. amylovora]]'' ( (Burrill 1882) Winslow ''et al''. 1920, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''amulon'', starch; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to eat, to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''amylovora'', starch-destroying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia ananatis|E. ananatis]]'' ( corrig. Serrano 1928, ''species''.;: [[New Latin]] ''Ananas'' -''atis'', generic name of the pineapple; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ananatis'', of ''Ananas'', of the pineapple.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia aphidicola|E. aphidicola]]'' ( Harada ''et al''. 1998, ;: [[New Latin]] noun ''aphidum'', the aphid; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola'') dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''aphidicola'', aphid dweller.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/4/1083</ref> * ''[[Erwinia billingiae|E. billingiae]]'' ( Mergaert ''et al''. 1999, ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''billingiae'', of Billing, named after Eve Billing, who first isolated these organisms.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/377</ref> * ''[[Erwinia cacticida|E. cacticida]]'' ( Alcorn ''et al''. 1991, ;: [[Latin]] noun ''cactus'', a prickly plant with edible stalks, a cactus; [[Latin]] suff. -''cida'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''caedo'', to cut or kill), murderer, killer; [[New Latin]] noun ''cacticida'', a killer of cactus.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/2/197</ref> * ''[[Erwinia cancerogena|E. cancerogena]]'' ( Urosevic 1966, ''species''.; [[Latin]] ''cancer'' -''cri'', crab, the disease cancer; [[Latin]] suff. ''genus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''gigno'', to produce, give birth to, beget), producing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''cancerogena'', cancer-inducing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia carnegieana|E. carnegieana]]'' ( Standring 1942, ''species''.;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''carnegieana'', of ''Carnegiea'', the generic name of a cactus.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia carotovora|E. carotovora]]'' ( (Jones 1901) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''species''.;: [[Latin]] noun ''carota'', carrot; [[Latin]] v. ''vorare'', to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''carotovora'', carrot-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia carotovora|E. carotovora]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''atroseptica''''' (van Hall 1902) Dye 1969, ''subspecies''.;: [[Latin]] adjective ''ater'' -''tra'' ''trum'', black; [[Latin]] adjective ''septicus'' -''a'' -''um'', producing a putrefaction, putrefying, septic; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''atroseptica'', producing a black rot.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia carotovora|E. carotovora]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''betavasculorum''''' Thomson ''et al''. 1984, ;: [[Latin]] noun ''beta'', beet; [[Latin]] noun ''vasculum'', a small vessel; [[New Latin]] pl. [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''betavasculorum'', of the beet' s vascular tissues.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/34/1/91</ref> * ''[[Erwinia carotovora|E. carotovora]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''carotovora''''' (Jones 1901) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''subspecies''.;: [[Latin]] noun ''carota'', carrot; [[Latin]] v. ''vorare'', to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''carotovora'', carrot-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia carotovora|E. carotovora]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''odorifera''''' Gallois ''et al''. 1992, ;: [[Latin]] adjective ''odorifer'' -''era'' -''erum'', bringing or spreading odors, fragrant, odoriferous; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''odorifera'', fragrant.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/4/582</ref> * ''[[Erwinia carotovora|E. carotovora]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''wasabiae''''' Goto and Matsumoto 1987, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''wasabiae'', of wasabi (''Eutrema'' ''wasabi''), name of host plant.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/2/130</ref> * ''[[Erwinia chrysanthemi|E. chrysanthemi]]'' ( Burkholder ''et al''. 1953, ''species''.;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''Chrysanthemi'', of the plant genus ''Chrysanthemum''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia cypripedii|E. cypripedii]]'' ( (Hori 1911) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''species''.;: [[New Latin]] noun ''Cypripedium'', generic name; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cypripedii'', of ''Cypripedium'', of cypripedium orchids.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia dissolvens|E. dissolvens]]'' ( (Rosen 1922) Burkholder 1948, ''species''.;: [[Latin]] participle adjective ''dissolvens'', dissolving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia herbicola|E. herbicola]]'' ( (Löhnis 1911) Dye 1964, ''species''.;: [[Latin]] noun ''herba'', grass, an herb; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''herbicola'', grass dweller.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1365-2672.1982.tb04844.x}}</ref> * ''[[Erwinia mallotivora|E. mallotivora]]'' ( Goto 1976, ''species''.;: [[New Latin]] noun ''Mallotus'', a genus of trees; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to eat, to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mallotivora'', ''Mallotus''-destroying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia milletiae|E. milletiae]]'' ( (Kawakami and Yoshida 1920) Magrou 1937, ''species''.;: [[New Latin]] noun ''Milletia'', a genus of flowering plants named after A.J. Millett (a botanist); [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''Milletiae'', of ''Milletia''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia nigrifluens|E. nigrifluens]]'' ( Wilson ''et al''. 1957, ''species''.; [[Latin]] adjective ''niger'' -''gra'' -''grum'', black; [[Latin]] v. ''fluo'', to flow; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''nigrifluens'', black flowing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia nimipressuralis|E. nimipressuralis]]'' ( (Carter 1945) Dye 1969, ''species''.;: [[Latin]] adv. ''nimis'', overmuch; [[Latin]] noun ''pressura'', pressure; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''nimipressuralis'', pertaining to excessive pressure, with excessive pressure.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia papayae|E. papayae]]'' ( Gardan ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''papaya'', papaya; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''papayae'', of papaya (of ''Carica'' ''papaya'', the souce of isolation).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/107</ref> * ''[[Erwinia paradisiaca|E. paradisiaca]]'' ( Fernandez-Borrero and Lopez-Duque 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''paradisiaca'', of or belonging to Paradise, Paradisiacal, referring to the isolation of the organism from ''Musa'' ''paradisiaca''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia persicina|E. persicina]]'' ( corrig. Hao ''et al''. 1990, ;: [[Latin]] noun ''persicum'', peach; [[Latin]] suff. -''inus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''persicina'', belonging to a peach, peach colored, because of the pinkish or peach-colored pigment of this organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/4/379</ref> * ''[[Erwinia piriflorinigrans|E. piriflorinigrans]]'' ( López ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] noun ''pirus'', pear tree; [[Latin]] noun ''flos'' ''floris'', flower; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''nigrans'', blackened, darkened; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''piriflorinigrans'', blackened pear blossom, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020479-0}}</ref> * ''[[Erwinia psidii|E. psidii]]'' ( Rodrigues Neto ''et al''. 1988, ;: [[New Latin]] noun ''Psidium'', a genus of the family ''Myrtaceae''; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''psidii'', of ''Psidium''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/3/328</ref> * ''[[Erwinia pyrifoliae|E. pyrifoliae]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 1999, ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pyrifoliae'', of ''pyrifolia'', the species name of the host plant, the Nashi pear, ''Pyrus'' ''pyrifolia''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/899</ref> * ''[[Erwinia quercina|E. quercina]]'' ( Hildebrand and Schroth 1967, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''quercina'', of or pertaining to oak.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia rhapontici|E. rhapontici]]'' ( (Millard 1924) Burkholder 1948, ''species''.;: [[New Latin]] noun ''rhaponticum'', specific epithet of ''Rheum'' ''rhaponticum'', rhubarb; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rhapontici'', of ''rhaponticum'', of rhubarb.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia rubrifaciens|E. rubrifaciens]]'' ( Wilson ''et al''. 1967, ''species''.; [[Latin]] adjective ''ruber'' -''bra'' -''brum'', red; [[Latin]] v. ''facio'', to make, to produce; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''rubrifaciens'', red-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia salicis|E. salicis]]'' ( (Day 1924) Chester 1939, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''salix'', the willow; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salicis'', of the willow.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia stewartii|E. stewartii]]'' ( (Smith 1898) Dye 1963, ''species''.;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''stewartii'', of Stewart; named after F.C. Stewart.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia tasmaniensis|E. tasmaniensis]]'' ( Geider ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tasmaniensis'', pertaining to Tasmania, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64032-0}}</ref> * ''[[Erwinia toletana|E. toletana]]'' ( Rojas ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''toletana'', from ''Toletum'', the Roman name for Toledo, the location from which the organisms were isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2217</ref> * ''[[Erwinia tracheiphila|E. tracheiphila]]'' ( (Smith 1895) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''species''.;: [[Latin]] noun ''trachia'', windpipe, trachae; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tracheiphila'', trachea-loving, i.e., growing in the tracheiphila of the vascular bundles.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erwinia uredovora|E. uredovora]]'' ( (Pon ''et al''. 1954) Dye 1963, ''species''.;: [[Latin]] noun ''uredo'', a blast, blight of plants; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to eat, to devour; [[New Latin]] noun ''uredovora'', blight devourer; (eats uredospores and uredia).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Erysipelothrix

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Erysipelothrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Erysipelotrichia]] | ordo = [[Erysipelotrichales]] | familia = [[Erysipelotrichaceae]] | genus = ''Erysipelothrix'' | binomial_authority = Rosenbach 1909, ''genus''. (Type genus of the order ''Erysipelotrichales'' Ludwig ''et al''. 2010; type genus of the family ''Erysipelotrichaceae'' Verbarg ''et al''. 2004).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. rhusiopathiae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Erysipelothrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Erysipelothrix'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''erusipelas'' -''pelatos'', erysipelas; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thrix'', hair; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Erysipelothrix'', erysipelas thread.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/erysipelothrix.html|Erysipelothrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Erysipelothrix inopinata|E. inopinata]]'' ( Verbarg ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''inopinata'', unexpected.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/221</ref> * ''[[Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae|E. rhusiopathiae]]'' ( (Migula 1900) Buchanan 1918, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''rhousios'' (Latin transliteration ''rhusios''), reddish; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''pathos'', accident, misfortune, calamity; here intended to mean disease; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rhusiopathiae'', of red disease.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Erysipelothrix tonsillarum|E. tonsillarum]]'' ( Takahashi ''et al''. 1987, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''tonsillarum'', of the tonsils.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/2/166</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Erythrobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Erythrobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingomonadales]] | familia = [[Erythrobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Erythrobacter'' | binomial_authority = Shiba and Simidu 1982, (Type genus of the family ''Erythrobacteraceae'' Lee ''et al''. 2005).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/211</ref> | type_species = E. longus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Erythrobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Erythrobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''eruthros'', red; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Erythrobacter'', red rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/erythrobacter.html|Erythrobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 11 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Erythrobacter aquimaris|E. aquimaris]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] noun ''aqua'', water; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''maris'', of the sea; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aquimaris'', of the water of the sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/1981</ref> * ''[[Erythrobacter citreus|E. citreus]]'' ( Denner ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''citreus'', of or pertaining to the citron-tree; intended to mean lemon-yellow, describing the lemon-yellow pigmentation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/5/1655</ref> * ''[[Erythrobacter flavus|E. flavus]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''flavus'', yellow, the colour of colonies or pigment.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/4/1169</ref> * ''[[Erythrobacter gaetbuli|E. gaetbuli]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''gaetbuli'', of gaetbul, the Korean name for a tidal flat.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/71</ref> * ''[[Erythrobacter gangjinensis|E. gangjinensis]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''gangjinensis'', referring to Gangjin, the name of the bay in Korea from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.015743-0}}</ref> * ''[[Erythrobacter litoralis|E. litoralis]]'' ( Yurkov ''et al''. 1994, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''litoralis'', of or belonging to the sea-shore.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/427</ref> * ''[[Erythrobacter longus|E. longus]]'' ( Shiba and Simidu 1982, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''longus'', long.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/211</ref> * ''[[Erythrobacter luteolus|E. luteolus]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''luteolus'', yellowish.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1167</ref> * ''[[Erythrobacter nanhaisediminis|E. nanhaisediminis]]'' ( Xu ''et al''. 2010, ; Chin. noun ''nanhai'', meaning "the South China Sea" in Chinese; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sediminis'', of a sediment; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''nanhaisediminis'', of a sediment from the South China Sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014027-0}}</ref> * ''[[Erythrobacter seohaensis|E. seohaensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''seohaensis'', of Seohae, the Korean name of the Yellow Sea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/71</ref> * ''[[Erythrobacter vulgaris|E. vulgaris]]'' ( Ivanova ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vulgaris'', ordinary, usual, common.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64289-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Erythromicrobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Erythromicrobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingomonadales]] | familia = [[Erythrobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Erythromicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Yurkov ''et al''. 1994<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/427</ref> | type_species = E. ramosum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Erythromicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Erythromicrobium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''eruthros'', red; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''microbium'', a microbe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Erythromicrobium'', red microbe.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/erythromicrobium.html|Erythromicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Erythromicrobium ramosum|E. ramosum]]'' ( Yurkov ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''ramosum'', having many branches, branching, referring to the morphology of the cells.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/427</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Erythromonas

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Erythromonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingomonadales]] | familia = [[Sphingomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Erythromonas'' | binomial_authority = Yurkov ''et al''. 1997<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/49/3/935</ref> | type_species = E. ursincola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Erythromonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Erythromonas'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''eruthros'', red; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Erythromonas'', red monad.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/erythromonas.html|Erythromonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Erythromonas can be referred to as erythromonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Erythromonas ursincola|E. ursincola]]'' ( Yurkov ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''ursus'', bear; [[Latin]] noun ''incola'', inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''ursincola'', intended top mean neighbor or compatriot of bears.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1172</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Escherichia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Escherichia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Escherichia'' | binomial_authority = Castellani and Chalmers 1919, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Enterobacteriaceae'' Rahn 1937 [Approved Lists 1980]; type genus of the tribe ''Escherichieae'' Bergey ''et al''. 1939 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. coli | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Escherichia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Escherichia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Escherichia'', named after Theodor Escherich, who isolated the type species of the genus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/escherichia.html|Escherichia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Escherichia adecarboxylata|E. adecarboxylata]]'' ( Leclerc 1962, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''a'', not; [[New Latin]] noun ''decarboxylum'' [from new Fr. noun ''decarboxyl'' (from Fr. noun ''carboxyl'')], removal of a molecule of carbon dioxide from an organic compound; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''adecarboxylata'', without decarboxylase activity; because it has negative reactions in lysine decarboxylase, ornithine decarboxylase and arginine dihydrolase; i.e., “triple decarboxylase negative”.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Escherichia albertii|E. albertii]]'' ( Huys ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''albertii'', of Albert, named after M. John Albert, a microbiologist previously associated with the ICDDR,B, who first described these strains as a group of Hafnia-like diarrhoeagenic isolates in the early 1990s and who also contributed greatly to the study of other diarrhoeagenic bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/3/807</ref> * ''[[Escherichia blattae|E. blattae]]'' ( Burgess ''et al''. 1973, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''blattae'', of the cockroach.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Escherichia coli|E. coli]]'' ( (Migula 1895) Castellani and Chalmers 1919, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''colon'' or ''colum'', the colon; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''coli'', of the colon.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Escherichia fergusonii|E. fergusonii]]'' ( Farmer ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''fergusonii'', of Ferguson, named to honor the American microbiologist William W. Ferguson, who made many contributions to enteric bacteriology and)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/35/2/223</ref> * ''[[Escherichia hermannii|E. hermannii]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1983, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hermannii'', of Hermann, named in honor of George J. Hermann, former chief of the Enteric Section at the CDC, for his many contributions to enteric bacteriology, and Lloyd G. Herman, formerly of the Environmental Services Branch, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, for his contributions to the study of yellow-pigmented bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> * ''[[Escherichia vulneris|E. vulneris]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1983, ; [[Latin]] noun ''vulnus'', a wound; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''vulneris'', of a wound.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Ethanoligenens

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ethanoligenens'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Ruminococcaceae]] | genus = ''Ethanoligenens'' | binomial_authority = Xing ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63926-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. harbinense | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ethanoligenens''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ethanoligenens'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''ethanol'' -''is'', ethanol; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''genens'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''genere'' to produce) producing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Ethanoligenens'', ethanol-producing (bacterium).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/ethanoligenens.html|Ethanoligenens}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ethanoligenens harbinense|E. harbinense]]'' ( Xing ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''harbinense'', pertaining to Harbin, from Harbin, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63926-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Eubacterium

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Eubacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Eubacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Eubacterium'' | binomial_authority = Prévot 1938, ''genus''. (Type genus of the order ''Eubacteriales'' Buchanan 1917 [Approved Lists 1980]; type genus of the suborder ''Eubacteriineae'' Breed ''et al''. 1944 [Approved Lists 1980]; type genus of the family ''Eubacteriaceae'' Ludwig ''et al''. 2010; type genus of the tribe ''Eubacterieae'' Prévot 1961 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Eubacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Eubacterium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''eu''-, good, well, beneficial (not as opposed to '' pseudēs''); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', rod or staff and, in biology, a bacterium (so called because the first ones observed were rod-shaped); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Eubacterium'', beneficial bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/eubacterium.html|Eubacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 53 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Eubacterium acidaminophilum|E. acidaminophilum]]'' ( Zindel ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' (from [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour), an acid; [[New Latin]] pref. ''amino'', amino group containing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)'') loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''acidaminophilum'', loving amino acids.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00407789}}</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium aerofaciens|E. aerofaciens]]'' ( (Eggerth 1935) Prévot 1938, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air, gas; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''faciens'', making, producing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''aerofaciens'', gas producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium aggregans|E. aggregans]]'' ( Mechichi ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''aggregans'', adhering, assembling. participle aggregans assembling (aggregating).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1998.0179}}</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium alactolyticum|E. alactolyticum]]'' ( (Prévot and Taffanel 1942) Holdeman and Moore 1970, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''a'', not; [[Latin]] noun ''lac'' ''lactis'', milk; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lyticum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lutikon''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''alactolyticum'', not milk digesting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium angustum|E. angustum]]'' ( Beuscher and Andreesen 1985, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''angustum'', restrained, scanty, narrow (substrate spectrum).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00409763}}</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium barkeri|E. barkeri]]'' ( (Stadtman ''et al''. 1972) Collins ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''barkeri'', of Barker, named after Professor H.A. Barker, American biochemist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/812</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium biforme|E. biforme]]'' ( (Eggerth 1935) Prévot 1938, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''biforme'', two-shaped, two-formed (pertaining to cellular morphology).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium brachy|E. brachy]]'' ( Holdeman ''et al''. 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''brachy'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''brachu''), short, referring to the length of the cells.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/163</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium budayi|E. budayi]]'' ( (Le Blaye and Guggenheim 1914) Holdeman and Moore 1970, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''budayi'', of Buday; named for the bacteriologist who first isolated the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium callanderi|E. callanderi]]'' ( Mountfort ''et al''. 1988, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''callanderi'', of Callander, named in honor of John Callander for his pioneering work on anaerobic digestion of wood-based materials.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/3/254</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium cellulosolvens|E. cellulosolvens]]'' ( (Bryant ''et al''. 1958) Holdeman and Moore 1972, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''cellulosum'', cellulose; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''solvens'', dissolving; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''cellulosolvens'', cellulosedissolving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium combesii|E. combesii]]'' ( (Prévot and Laplanche 1947) Holdeman and Moore 1970, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''combesii'', of Combes; named for Combes.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium contortum|E. contortum]]'' ( (Prévot 1947) Holdeman ''et al''. 1971, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] participle adjective ''contortum'', twisted.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium coprostanoligenes|E. coprostanoligenes]]'' ( Freier ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''coprostanol'', coprostanol; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', produce, engender; [[New Latin]] adjective ''coprostanoligenes'', producing coprostanol.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/1/137</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium cylindroides|E. cylindroides]]'' ( (Rocchi 1908) Holdeman and Moore 1970, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kulindros'', a cylinder; [[Latin]] suff. -''oides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. ''eides'', from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''eidos'', that which is seen, form, shape, figure), ressembling, similar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''cylindroides'', cylinder-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium desmolans|E. desmolans]]'' ( Morris ''et al''. 1986, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''desmos'', a bond, mod. chem. term desmolase, an enzyme that splits a carbon-carbon bond; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''desmolans'', making desmolase.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/183</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium dolichum|E. dolichum]]'' ( Moore ''et al''. 1976, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''dolichum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''dolichon''), long, referring to the long chains formed in broth cultures.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium eligens|E. eligens]]'' ( Holdeman and Moore 1974, ''species''.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''eligens'', making a proper selection, selecting, referring to its generally poor growth without fermentable carbohydrate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium exiguum|E. exiguum]]'' ( Poco ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''exiguum'', scanty, small, referring to the scanty or poor growth of this organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/1120</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium fissicatena|E. fissicatena]]'' ( Taylor 1972, ''species''.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''fissus'', clived, splite; [[Latin]] noun ''catena'', a chain; [[New Latin]] noun ''fissicatena'', a broken chain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium formicigenerans|E. formicigenerans]]'' ( Holdeman and Moore 1974, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''formicum'', formic acid; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''generans'', producing; [[New Latin]] adjective ''formicigenerans'', formic acid-producing; referring to its production of large amounts of formic acid from carbohydrate fermentation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium fossor|E. fossor]]'' ( Bailey and Love 1986, ; [[Latin]] noun ''fossor'', a digger, delver.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/3/383</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium hadrum|E. hadrum]]'' ( Moore ''et al''. 1976, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''hadrum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''hadron''), thick, bulky (referring to the relatively large size of the cell).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium hallii|E. hallii]]'' ( Holdeman and Moore 1974, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hallii'', of Hall, named for Ivan C. Hall, an American bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium infirmum|E. infirmum]]'' ( Cheeseman ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''infirmum'', not strong, weak, feeble, delicate, referring to the delicate growth of the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/957</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium lentum|E. lentum]]'' ( (Eggerth 1935) Prévot 1938, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lentum'', slow.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium limosum|E. limosum]]'' ( (Eggerth 1935) Prévot 1938, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''limosum'', full of slime, slimy.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium minutum|E. minutum]]'' ( Poco ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''minutum'', minute, small, referring to the minute colonies formed by the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/1/31</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium moniliforme|E. moniliforme]]'' ( (Repaci 1910) Holdeman and Moore 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''monile'', a necklace; [[Latin]] adjective suffix -''formis'' -''is'' -''e'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''forma'', figure, shape, appearance), -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''moniliforme'', necklace-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium multiforme|E. multiforme]]'' ( (Distaso 1911) Holdeman and Moore 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] adjective ''multus'', much, many; [[Latin]] adjective suffix -''formis'' -''is'' -''e'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''forma'', figure, shape, appearance), -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''multiforme'', many-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium nitritogenes|E. nitritogenes]]'' ( Prévot 1940, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''nitris'' -''itis'', nitrite; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', produce, engender; [[New Latin]] adjective ''nitritogenes'', nitrite-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium nodatum|E. nodatum]]'' ( Holdeman ''et al''. 1980, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] participle adjective ''nodatum'', entangled, referring to the tangled arrangement of the cells.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/163</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium oxidoreducens|E. oxidoreducens]]'' ( corrig. Krumholz and Bryant 1986, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''oxidum'', oxide; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'', leading back, bringing back and in chemistry converting to a different oxidation state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''oxidoreducens'', reducing compounds (containing) oxygen.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00454948}}</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium plautii|E. plautii]]'' ( (Séguin 1928) Hofstad and Aasjord 1982, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''plautii'', of Plaut; named for H.C. Plaut, the bacteriologist who first described this organism.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016725-0}}</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium plexicaudatum|E. plexicaudatum]]'' ( Wilkins ''et al''. 1974, ''species''.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''plexus'', twisted or braided; [[New Latin]] adjective ''caudatus'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''cauda'', tail), with a tail; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''plexicaudatum'', with a braided tail, referring to the tuft of subpolar flagella that are twisted together to form the “large flagellum” often visible by darkfield or phase-contrast microscopy.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium pyruvativorans|E. pyruvativorans]]'' ( Wallace ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''pyruvatum'', pyruvate; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring, eating greedily; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''pyruvativorans'', devouring pyruvate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/4/965</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium ramulus|E. ramulus]]'' ( Moore ''et al''. 1976, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''ramulus'', a twig, referring to the shape of the cell.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium rectale|E. rectale]]'' ( (Hauduroy ''et al''. 1937) Prévot 1938, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''rectum'', that which is right; [[New Latin]] noun ''rectum'', the straight bowel; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suffix -''ale'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''rectale'', pertaining to rectum, rectal.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/004580.0}}</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium ruminantium|E. ruminantium]]'' ( Bryant 1959, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''ruminantium'', of ruminants.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium saburreum|E. saburreum]]'' ( (Prévot 1966) Holdeman and Moore 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''saburra'', sand; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''eum'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''saburreum'', sandy.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium saphenum|E. saphenum]]'' ( corrig. Uematsu ''et al''. 1993, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''saphenum'' (?), hidden; referring to the fact the organisms had been hidden in a bacterial flora.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/302</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium siraeum|E. siraeum]]'' ( Moore ''et al''. 1976, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''siraeum'' (?), sluggish, referring to the relative inactivity of this organism in most substrates tested.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium suis|E. suis]]'' ( (''ex'' Soltys and Spratling 1957) Wegienek and Reddy 1982, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''suis'', of a hog, of a pig.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/218</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium sulci|E. sulci]]'' ( (Cato ''et al''. 1985) Jalava and Eerola 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sulci'', of a furrow, referring to its habitat, the human gingival sulcus.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1375</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium tarantellae|E. tarantellae]]'' ( corrig. Udey ''et al''. 1977, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''tarantellae'', of tarantella, a fast, whirling dance; referring to the disease symptoms of the fish from which the species was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium tardum|E. tardum]]'' ( Cheeseman ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''tardum'', slow, referring to the slow growth of the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/957</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium tenue|E. tenue]]'' ( (Bergey ''et al''. 1923) Holdeman and Moore 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''tenue'', slender (originally used with ''spatuliformis'' to indicate forms like slender spatulas).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium timidum|E. timidum]]'' ( Holdeman ''et al''. 1980, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''timidum'', fearful, afraid, timid (referring to the slight or slow growth in clumps).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/163</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium tortuosum|E. tortuosum]]'' ( (Debono 1912) Prévot 1938, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''tortuosum'', full of windings, tortuous.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium uniforme|E. uniforme]]'' ( van Gylswyk and van der Toorn 1985, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''uniforme'', having only one shap, uniform, denoting unusual uniformity among strains.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/323</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium ventriosum|E. ventriosum]]'' ( (Tissier 1908) Prévot 1938, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''ventriosum'', having a large belly, pot-bellied.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium xylanophilum|E. xylanophilum]]'' ( van Gylswyk and van der Toorn 1985, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''xylanum'', xylan; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''xylanophilum'', xylan-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/323</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium yurii|E. yurii]]'' ( Margaret and Krywolap 1986, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''yurii'', of Yuri (author).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/145</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium yurii|E. yurii]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''margaretiae''''' Margaret and Krywolap 1986, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''margaretiae'', of Margaret (author).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/145</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium yurii|E. yurii]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''schtitka''''' Margaret and Krywolap 1988, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''schitka'' (from Ukrainian noun ''schitka''), a brush.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/207</ref> * ''[[Eubacterium yurii|E. yurii]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''yurii''''' Margaret and Krywolap 1986, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''yurii'', of Yuri (author).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/145</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Eudoraea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Eudoraea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Eudoraea'' | binomial_authority = Alain ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65446-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. adriatica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Eudoraea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Eudoraea'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Eudora'', a sea goddess in Greek mythology; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Eudoraea'', named after Eudora.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/eudoraea.html|Eudoraea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Eudoraea adriatica|E. adriatica]]'' ( Alain ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''adriatica'', of the Adriatic Sea, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65446-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Euzebya

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Euzebya'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Nitriliruptoridae]] | ordo = [[Euzebyales]] | familia = [[Euzebyaceae]] | genus = ''Euzebya'' | binomial_authority = Kurahashi ''et al''. 2010, (Type genus of the order ''Euzebyales'' Kurahashi ''et al''. 2010, type genus of the family ''Euzebyaceae'' Kurahashi ''et al''. 2010).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016543-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. tangerina | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Euzebya''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Euzebya'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Euzebya'', named for Jean Paul Marie Euzéby, a French microbiologist who has contributed significantly to microbial systematics, including the Latinization of microbial names.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/euzebya.html|Euzebya}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Euzebya tangerina|E. tangerina]]'' ( Kurahashi ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tangerina'', tangerine-coloured, referring to the colony colour.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016543-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Euzebyella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Euzebyella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Euzebyella'' | binomial_authority = Lucena ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020875-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. saccharophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Euzebyella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Euzebyella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Euzebyella'', named after the French microbiologist J. P. Euzéby, for his outstanding contribution to the nomenclature of Prokaryotes and to bacterial taxonomy in general.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/euzebyella.html|Euzebyella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Euzebyella saccharophila|E. saccharophila]]'' ( Lucena ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''saccharophila'', sugar-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020875-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Ewingella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ewingella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Ewingella'' | binomial_authority = Grimont ''et al''. 1984<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/34/1/91</ref> | type_species = E. americana | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ewingella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ewingella'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Ewingella'', named to honor William H. Ewing an American bacteriologist who made many contributions to the nomenclature and classification of the families ''Enterobacteriaceae'' and ''Vibrionaceae''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/ewingella.html|Ewingella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ewingella americana|E. americana]]'' ( Grimont ''et al''. 1984, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''americana'', pertaining to America, to denote that the original 10 strains were isolated in the United States of America.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/34/1/91</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Excellospora

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Excellospora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Streptosporangineae]] | familia = [[Thermomonosporaceae]] | genus = ''Excellospora'' | binomial_authority = Agre and Guzeva 1975, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = E. viridilutea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Excellospora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Excellospora'' derives from: <ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/excellospora.html|Excellospora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Excellospora viridilutea|E. viridilutea]]'' ( Agre and Guzeva 1975, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Exiguobacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Exiguobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | genus = ''Exiguobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Collins ''et al''. 1984<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/34/1/91</ref> | type_species = E. aurantiacum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Exiguobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Exiguobacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''exiguus'', short, small; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Exiguobacterium'', small rod<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/exiguobacterium.html|Exiguobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 13 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Exiguobacterium acetylicum|E. acetylicum]]'' ( (Levine and Soppeland 1926) Farrow ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''acetylum'', the organic radical acetyl; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''icum'', adjectival suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''acetylicum'', pertaining to acetyl.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/1/74</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium aestuarii|E. aestuarii]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aestuarii'', of a part of the sea-coast which, during the flood-tide, is overflowed, but at the ebb-tide is left covered with mud or slime.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/885</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium antarcticum|E. antarcticum]]'' ( Frühling ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''antarcticum'', southern, of Antarctica.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/4/1171</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium artemiae|E. artemiae]]'' ( López-Cortés ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''artemiae'', of ''Artemia'', the taxonomic genus name of the brine shrimp.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64507-0}}</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium aurantiacum|E. aurantiacum]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1984, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''aurum'', gold; [[New Latin]] noun ''Aurantium'', generic name of the orange; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''acum'', adjectival suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''aurantiacum'', orange-colored.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/34/1/91</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium indicum|E. indicum]]'' ( Chaturvedi and Shivaji 2006, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''indicum'', Indian, pertaining to India.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64508-0}}</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium marinum|E. marinum]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''marinum'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/885</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium mexicanum|E. mexicanum]]'' ( López-Cortés ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''mexicanum'', Mexican (from the location of the laboratory where isolation of the strain took place).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64507-0}}</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium oxidotolerans|E. oxidotolerans]]'' ( Yumoto ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxido'', to oxidize; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''oxidotolerans'', oxidation-tolerant.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2013</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium profundum|E. profundum]]'' ( Crapart ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''profundum'', deep, living within the depth of the oceans.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64639-0}}</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium sibiricum|E. sibiricum]]'' ( Rodrigues ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''sibiricum'', pertaining to Siberia (region in northwestern Asia, the name said to come from Sibir, ancient Tatar fortress at the confluence of the rivers Tobol and Irtysh).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64799-0}}</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium soli|E. soli]]'' ( Chaturvedi ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000067-0}}</ref> * ''[[Exiguobacterium undae|E. undae]]'' ( Frühling ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] noun ''unda'', water; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''undae'', of the water.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/4/1171</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Exilispira

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Exilispira'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Spirochaetes]] | classis = [[Spirochaetes]] | ordo = [[Spirochaetales]] | genus = ''Exilispira'' | binomial_authority = Imachi ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65727-0}}</ref> | type_species = E. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Exilispira''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Spirochaetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Exilispira'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''exilis'', slender; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spira'', helix; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Exilispira'', slender helix, referring to the cell shape.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|e/exilispira.html|Exilispira}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Exilispira thermophila|E. thermophila]]'' ( Imachi ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''thermophila'', heat-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65727-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Spirochaetes]]

Fabibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fabibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flammeovirgaceae]] | genus = ''Fabibacter'' | binomial_authority = Lau ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64104-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. halotolerans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fabibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fabibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''faba'', bean; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fabibacter'', bean(-like) rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fabibacter.html|Fabibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fabibacter halotolerans|F. halotolerans]]'' ( Lau ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''halotolerans'', salt-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64104-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Facklamia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Facklamia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Aerococcaceae]] | genus = ''Facklamia'' | binomial_authority = Collins ''et al''. 1997<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/880</ref> | type_species = F. hominis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Facklamia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Facklamia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Facklamia'', named after Richard R. Facklam, an American microbiologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/facklamia.html|Facklamia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Facklamia hominis|F. hominis]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hominis'', of a human being, from which the organisms were first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/880</ref> * ''[[Facklamia ignava|F. ignava]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''ignava'', lazy, unreactive.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/4/1083</ref> * ''[[Facklamia languida|F. languida]]'' ( Lawson ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''languida'', languid, pertaining to the lack of activity of the organisms in biochemical tests.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/49/3/935</ref> * ''[[Facklamia miroungae|F. miroungae]]'' ( Hoyles ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''miroungae'', of ''Mirounga'', named because the species was first isolated from the southern elephant seal, ''Mirounga'' ''leonina''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/4/1401</ref> * ''[[Facklamia sourekii|F. sourekii]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sourekii'', of Sourek, named after the Czech microbiologist J. Sourek.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/635</ref> * ''[[Facklamia tabacinasalis|F. tabacinasalis]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''tabacum'', tobacco; [[Latin]] adjective ''nasalis'', pertaining to the nose; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tabacinasalis'', of snuff.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/3/1247</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Faecalibacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Faecalibacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Ruminococcaceae]] | genus = ''Faecalibacterium'' | binomial_authority = Duncan ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/6/2141</ref> | type_species = F. prausnitzii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Faecalibacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Faecalibacterium'' derives from: [[New Latin]] adjective ''faecalis'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''faex'' ''faecis''), pertaining to feces; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Faecalibacterium'', rod from feces, as this bacterium is abundant in feces, with the colon its presumed habitat.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/faecalibacterium.html|Faecalibacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Faecalibacterium prausnitzii|F. prausnitzii]]'' ( (Hauduroy ''et al''. 1937) Duncan ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''prausnitzii'', of Prausnitz; named for C. Prausnitz, the bacteriologist who first isolated this organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/6/2141</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Faenia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Faenia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Pseudonocardineae]] | familia = [[Pseudonocardiaceae]] | genus = ''Faenia'' | type_species = F. rectivirgula | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Faenia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Faenia'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''faenum'', hay; [[Latin]] (''sic'') fem (''sic'') pl. noun ''Faenia'', a genus of bacteria associated with hay.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/faenia.html|Faenia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Faenia rectivirgula|F. rectivirgula]]'' ( (Krasil'nikov and Agre 1964) Kurup and Agre 1983, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''rectus'', )<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/663</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Falcivibrio

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Falcivibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Actinomycineae]] | familia = [[Actinomycetaceae]] | genus = ''Falcivibrio'' | binomial_authority = Hammann ''et al''. 1984<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> | type_species = F. grandis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Falcivibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Falcivibrio'' derives from: <ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/falcivibrio.html|Falcivibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Falcivibrio grandis|F. grandis]]'' ( Hammann ''et al''. 1984, (Type species of the genus).;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Falcivibrio vaginalis|F. vaginalis]]'' ( Hammann ''et al''. 1984, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Falsibacillus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Falsibacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Bacillaceae]] | genus = ''Falsibacillus'' | binomial_authority = Zhou ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014316-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. pallidus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Falsibacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Falsibacillus'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''falsus'', false; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Bacillus'', a bacterial generic name; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Falsibacillus'', false ''Bacillus''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/falsibacillus.html|Falsibacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Falsibacillus pallidus|F. pallidus]]'' ( (Zhou ''et al''. 2008) Zhou ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pallidus'', pale, the light pink colour of colonies.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014316-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Fangia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fangia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Thiotrichales]] | genus = ''Fangia'' | binomial_authority = Lau ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65156-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. hongkongensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fangia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fangia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Fangia'', named after Professor Xinfang Fang, founder of the Institute of Microbiology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fangia.html|Fangia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fangia hongkongensis|F. hongkongensis]]'' ( Lau ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hongkongensis'', pertaining to Hong Kong SAR, PR China, where the bacterium was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65156-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Fastidiosipila

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fastidiosipila'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Ruminococcaceae]] | genus = ''Fastidiosipila'' | binomial_authority = Falsen ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/853</ref> | type_species = F. sanguinis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fastidiosipila''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fastidiosipila'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''fastidiosus'', fastidious; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''pila'', ball; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''fastidiosipila'', a fastidious ball (coccus), because the organisms are difficult to grow.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fastidiosipila.html|Fastidiosipila}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fastidiosipila sanguinis|F. sanguinis]]'' ( Falsen ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sanguinis'', of blood, referring to the source of the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/853</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Ferribacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ferribacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodocyclales]] | familia = [[Rhodocyclaceae]] | genus = ''Ferribacterium'' | binomial_authority = Cummings ''et al''. 2000<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050697}}</ref> | type_species = F. limneticum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ferribacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ferribacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Ferribacterium'', rod-shaped iron bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/ferribacterium.html|Ferribacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ferribacterium limneticum|F. limneticum]]'' ( Cummings ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''limnē'', pool of standing water, lake; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''ticum'', suffix denoting made of or belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''limneticum'', from or belonging to a lake.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050697}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Ferrimicrobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ferrimicrobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Acidimicrobidae]] | ordo = [[Acidimicrobiales]] | subordo = "[[Acidimicrobineae]]" | familia = [[Acidimicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Ferrimicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Johnson ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65409-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. acidiphilum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ferrimicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ferrimicrobium'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''microbium'', microbe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Ferrimicrobium'', iron microbe, referring to its capacity for ferrous iron oxidation.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/ferrimicrobium.html|Ferrimicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ferrimicrobium acidiphilum|F. acidiphilum]]'' ( Johnson ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''acidum'' (from [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour), an acid; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''acidiphilum'', acid-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65409-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Ferrithrix

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ferrithrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Acidimicrobidae]] | ordo = [[Acidimicrobiales]] | subordo = "[[Acidimicrobineae]]" | familia = [[Acidimicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Ferrithrix'' | binomial_authority = Johnson ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65409-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. thermotolerans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ferrithrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ferrithrix'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thrix'', hair, thread; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Ferrithrix'', iron thread, referring to filamentous nature and capacity for ferrous iron oxidation.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/ferrithrix.html|Ferrithrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ferrithrix thermotolerans|F. thermotolerans]]'' ( Johnson ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thermotolerans'', heat-tolerating, able to tolerate high temperatures.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65409-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Ferrimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ferrimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Alteromonadales]] | familia = [[Ferrimonadaceae]] | genus = ''Ferrimonas'' | binomial_authority = Rosselló-Mora ''et al''. 1996, (Type genus of the family ''Ferrimonadaceae'' Ivanova ''et al''. 2004).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/362</ref> | type_species = F. balearica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ferrimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ferrimonas'' derives from: : [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', monad, unit; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Ferrimonas'', iron (III)-reducing cell.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/ferrimonas.html|Ferrimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Ferrimonas can be referred to as ferrimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Ferrimonas balearica|F. balearica]]'' ( Rosselló-Mora ''et al''. 1996, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''balearica'', pertaining to the Balearaic Islands where the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/362</ref> * ''[[Ferrimonas futtsuensis|F. futtsuensis]]'' ( Nakagawa ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''futtsuensis'', from Futtsu, the place of isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64399-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ferrimonas kyonanensis|F. kyonanensis]]'' ( Nakagawa ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''kyonanensis'', from Kyonan, the place of isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64399-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ferrimonas marina|F. marina]]'' ( Katsuta ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of, or belonging to, the sea, marine.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/1851</ref> * ''[[Ferrimonas senticii|F. senticii]]'' ( Campbell ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''senticii'', of Sentic, named in honour of Sinisa Sentic for scientific and philosophical discussions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65074-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Ferroglobus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ferroglobus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Archaeoglobi]] | ordo = [[Archaeoglobales]] | familia = [[Archaeoglobaceae]] | genus = ''Ferroglobus'' | binomial_authority = Hafenbradl ''et al''. 1997<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050388}}</ref> | type_species = F. placidus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ferroglobus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ferroglobus'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''globus'', ball; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Ferroglobus'', the iron ball.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/ferroglobus.html|Ferroglobus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ferroglobus placidus|F. placidus]]'' ( Hafenbradl ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''placidus'', placid, peace loving (because of reduction of nitrate, a component of gun powder).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050388}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Ferroplasma

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Ferroplasma'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Thermoplasmata]] | ordo = [[Thermoplasmatales]] | familia = [[Ferroplasmaceae]] | genus = ''Ferroplasma'' | binomial_authority = Golyshina ''et al''. 2000, (Type genus of the family ''Ferroplasmaceae'' Golyshina ''et al''. 2000).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65788-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ferroplasma''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ferroplasma'' derives from: [[New Latin]] pref. ''ferro''-, pertaining to ferrous iron; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''plasma (πλάσμα)'', anything formed or moulded, image, figure; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Ferroplasma'', a ferrous-iron-oxidizing form.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/ferroplasma.html|Ferroplasma}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Ferroplasma acidiphilum|F. acidiphilum]]'' ( Golyshina ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' (from [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour), an acid; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''acidiphilum'', acid-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/997</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Ferruginibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ferruginibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Chitinophagaceae]] | genus = ''Ferruginibacter'' | binomial_authority = Lim ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009480-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. alkalilentus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ferruginibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ferruginibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''ferrugo'' -''inis'', iron-rust, the color of iron-rust, dark-red; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Ferruginibacter'', rust-coloured rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/ferruginibacter.html|Ferruginibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Ferruginibacter alkalilentus|F. alkalilentus]]'' ( Lim ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'' (from Arabic article ''al'', the; Arabic noun ''qaliy'', ashes of saltwort), alkali; [[Latin]] adjective ''lentus'' -''a'' -''um'', slow, sluggish, indifferent, unconcerned, reluctant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alkalilentus'', indifferent to alkaline solution, referring to negative reaction for the flexirubin-KOH test.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009480-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ferruginibacter lapsinanis|F. lapsinanis]]'' ( Lim ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] noun ''lapsus'' -''us'', slipping, sliding, gliding; [[Latin]] adjective ''inanis'', empty, void; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lapsinanis'', void of gliding motility.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009480-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Fervidicella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fervidicella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Clostridiaceae]] | genus = ''Fervidicella'' | binomial_authority = Ogg and Patel 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014670-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. metallireducens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fervidicella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fervidicella'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''fervidus'', glowing, hot, burning; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''cella'', a storeroom, chamber, and, in biology, a cell; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Fervidicella'', a glowing cell, a thermophile.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fervidicella.html|Fervidicella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fervidicella metallireducens|F. metallireducens]]'' ( Ogg and Patel 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''metallum'', metal; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'', leading back, bringing back, and, in chemistry, converting to a different oxidation state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''metallireducens'', reducing metal.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014670-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Fervidicoccus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fervidicoccus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Crenarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Thermoprotei]] | ordo = [[Fervidicoccales]] | familia = [[Fervidicoccaceae]] | genus = ''Fervidicoccus'' | binomial_authority = Perevalova ''et al''. 2010, (Type genus of the order ''Fervidicoccales'' Perevalova ''et al''. 2010; type genus of the family ''Fervidicoccaceae'' Perevalova ''et al''. 2010).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019042-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. fontis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fervidicoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Crenarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fervidicoccus'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''fervidus'', hot; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)''), berry; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fervidicoccus'', coccus which grows at high temperatures.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fervidicoccus.html|Fervidicoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fervidicoccus fontis|F. fontis]]'' ( Perevalova ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''fontis'', of a spring or fountain, referring to the isolation of the type strain from a terrestrial hot spring.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019042-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Crenarchaeota]]

Fervidicola

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fervidicola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Syntrophomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Fervidicola'' | binomial_authority = Ogg and Patel 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004200-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. ferrireducens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fervidicola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fervidicola'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''fervidus'', glowing, burning; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola'') inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fervidicola'', inhabitant of thermal waters, a thermophilic bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fervidicola.html|Fervidicola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fervidicola ferrireducens|F. ferrireducens]]'' ( Ogg and Patel 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'', leading back, bringing back and in chemistry converting to a different oxidation state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''ferrireducens'', reducing Fe(III) to Fe(II).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004200-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Fervidobacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fervidobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Thermotogae]]" | classis = [[Thermotogae]] | ordo = [[Thermotogales]] | familia = [[Thermotogaceae]] | genus = ''Fervidobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Patel ''et al''. 1985<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00446741}}</ref> | type_species = F. nodosum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fervidobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Thermotogae]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fervidobacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''fervidus'', hot; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Fervidobacterium'', rods which grow at higher temperatures.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fervidobacterium.html|Fervidobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Fervidobacterium changbaicum|F. changbaicum]]'' ( Cai ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''changbaicum'', pertaining to the isolation of the organism from the Changbai Mountains, China.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64758-0}}</ref> * ''[[Fervidobacterium gondwanense|F. gondwanense]]'' ( Andrews and Patel 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''gondwanense'', pertaining to the large land mass known as Gondwana, which included Australia, Africa, India, and South America before they separated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/1/265</ref> * ''[[Fervidobacterium islandicum|F. islandicum]]'' ( Huber ''et al''. 1991, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''islandicum'', pertaining to Island, describing its place of isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00423318}}</ref> * ''[[Fervidobacterium nodosum|F. nodosum]]'' ( Patel ''et al''. 1985, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''nodosum'', full of knots, knotty; intended to mean swollen.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00446741}}</ref> * ''[[Fervidobacterium pennivorans|F. pennivorans]]'' ( corrig. Friedrich and Antranikian 1999, ; [[Latin]] noun ''penna'', feather, wing; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''pennivorans'', feather-devouring (referring to the ability of the organism to degrade keratin, a protein found in feathers).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/49/1/1</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Thermotogae]]

Fibrella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Fibrella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Fibrella'' | binomial_authority = Filippini ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020503-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fibrella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fibrella'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''fibra'', a fibre or filament; [[Latin]] dim. suff. -''ella''; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Fibrella'', a small fibre, referring to the ability of the type species to produce filaments.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fibrella.html|Fibrella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fibrella aestuarina|F. aestuarina]]'' ( Filippini ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''aestuarium'', a tidal marsh; [[Latin]] suff. -''inus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aestuarina'', belonging to a marsh, referring to the location where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020503-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Fibrobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fibrobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Fibrobacteres]] | classis = [[Fibrobacteria]] | ordo = [[Fibrobacterales]] | familia = [[Fibrobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Fibrobacter'' | binomial_authority = Montgomery ''et al''. 1988<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/4/430</ref> | type_species = F. succinogenes | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fibrobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Fibrobacteres]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fibrobacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''fibra'', a fibre or filament; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod or staff; [[New Latin]] masc noun ''Fibrobacter'', bacterial rod that subsists on fiber.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fibrobacter.html|Fibrobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Fibrobacter intestinalis|F. intestinalis]]'' ( Montgomery ''et al''. 1988, ; [[Latin]] noun ''intestinum'', intestines; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''intestinalis'', pertaining to the intestines, referring to the original site of isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/4/430</ref> * ''[[Fibrobacter succinogenes|F. succinogenes]]'' ( (Hungate 1950) Montgomery ''et al''. 1988, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''succinum'', succinic acid; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''succinogenes'', succinic acid producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/4/430</ref> * ''[[Fibrobacter succinogenes|F. succinogenes]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''elongatus''''' corrig. Montgomery ''et al''. 1988, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''elongatus'', prolonged, elongated, stretched out.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/4/430</ref> * ''[[Fibrobacter succinogenes|F. succinogenes]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''succinogenes''''' (Hungate 1950) Montgomery ''et al''. 1988, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''succinum'', succinic acid; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''succinogenes'', succinic acid producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/4/430</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Fibrobacteres]]

Filibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Filibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Planococcaceae]] | genus = ''Filibacter'' | binomial_authority = Maiden and Jones 1985<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/375</ref> | type_species = F. limicola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Filibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Filibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''filum'', a thread; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Filibacter'', thread rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/filibacter.html|Filibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Filibacter limicola|F. limicola]]'' ( Maiden and Jones 1985, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''limus'', mud; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''limicola'', mud-dweller.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/375</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Filifactor

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Filifactor'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Peptostreptococcaceae]] | genus = ''Filifactor'' | binomial_authority = Collins ''et al''. 1994<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/812</ref> | type_species = F. villosus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Filifactor''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Filifactor'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''filum'', thread; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''factor'', a maker; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Filifactor'', thread-maker.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/filifactor.html|Filifactor}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Filifactor alocis|F. alocis]]'' ( (Cato ''et al''. 1985) Jalava and Eerola 1999, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''alox'' -''okos'', a furrow; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''alocis'', of a furrow, referring to its isolation from a crevice of the gums.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1375</ref> * ''[[Filifactor villosus|F. villosus]]'' ( (Love ''et al''. 1979) Collins ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''villosus'', hairy, shaggy, rough (referring to the colonial morphology).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/812</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Filimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Filimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Chitinophagaceae]] | genus = ''Filimonas'' | binomial_authority = Shiratori ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.002618-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. lacunae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Filimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Filimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''filum'', a thread; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', a unit, a monad; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Filimonas'', a thread-like monad.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/filimonas.html|Filimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Filimonas can be referred to as filimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Filimonas lacunae|F. lacunae]]'' ( Shiratori ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacunae'', of a pool, referring to the isolation of the type strain from shallow fresh water.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.002618-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Filobacillus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Filobacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Bacillaceae]] | genus = ''Filobacillus'' | binomial_authority = Schlesner ''et al''. 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/2/425</ref> | type_species = F. milosensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Filobacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Filobacillus'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''filum'', thread; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Filobacillus'', a thread-like rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/filobacillus.html|Filobacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Filobacillus milosensis|F. milosensis]]'' ( corrig. Schlesner ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''milosensis'', from the island Milos, Greece, where the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/51/3/795</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Filomicrobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Filomicrobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Hyphomicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Filomicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Schlesner 1988<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> | type_species = F. fusiforme | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Filomicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Filomicrobium'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''filum'', thread; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''microbium'', microbe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Filomicrobium'', thread-like microbe.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/filomicrobium.html|Filomicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Filomicrobium fusiforme|F. fusiforme]]'' ( Schlesner 1988, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''fusus'', spindle; [[Latin]] adjective suffix -''formis'' -''is'' -''e'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''forma'', figure, shape, appearance), -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''fusiforme'', spindle-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> * ''[[Filomicrobium insigne|F. insigne]]'' ( Wu ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''insigne'', distinguished by a mark, remarkable, extraordinary, referring to the remarkable phylogenetic relationship between the type strain and members of the genera ''Hyphomicrobium'' and ''Filomicrobium''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65758-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Finegoldia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Finegoldia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | genus = ''Finegoldia'' | binomial_authority = Murdoch and Shah 2000<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1999.0197}}</ref> | type_species = F. magna | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Finegoldia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Finegoldia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Finegoldia'', name after Sydney M. Finegold, an American microbiologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/finegoldia.html|Finegoldia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Finegoldia magna|F. magna]]'' ( (Prévot 1933) Murdoch and Shah 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''magna'', large.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1999.0197}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Flagellimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Flagellimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Flagellimonas'' | binomial_authority = Bae ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64565-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. eckloniae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flagellimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flagellimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''flagellum'', a whip and in bacteriology, a flagellum; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Flagellimonas'', a bacterium motile by means of a flagellum which is unusual for a member of the family ''Flavobacteriaceae''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flagellimonas.html|Flagellimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Flagellimonas can be referred to as flagellimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Flagellimonas eckloniae|F. eckloniae]]'' ( Bae ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''Ecklonia'', scientific genus name of the marine alga from which the bacterium was isolated; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''eckloniae'', of ''Ecklonia''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64565-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Flammeovirga

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Flammeovirga'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flammeovirgaceae]] | genus = ''Flammeovirga'' | binomial_authority = Nakagawa ''et al''. 1997<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64324-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. aprica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flammeovirga''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flammeovirga'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''flammeus'', flame-colored; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''virga'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''flammeovirga'', fire-colored rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flammeovirga.html|Flammeovirga}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Flammeovirga aprica|F. aprica]]'' ( (Reichenbach 1989) Nakagawa ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aprica'', exposed to the sun, growing in the sunshine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64324-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flammeovirga arenaria|F. arenaria]]'' ( (''ex'' Lewin 1969) Takahashi ''et al''. 2006, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''arenaria'', of or pertaining to sand, referring to the source of the organism.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64324-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flammeovirga kamogawensis|F. kamogawensis]]'' ( Hosoya and Yokota 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''kamogawensis'', pertaining to Kamogawa, Japan, from where the organisms were isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64977-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flammeovirga yaeyamensis|F. yaeyamensis]]'' ( Takahashi ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''yaeyamensis'', of or belonging to the Yaeyama Islands, from where the organisms were isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64324-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Flavihumibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Flavihumibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Chitinophagaceae]] | genus = ''Flavihumibacter'' | binomial_authority = Zhang ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011957-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. petaseus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flavihumibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flavihumibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''flavus'', yellow; [[Latin]] noun ''humus'', soil; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Flavihumibacter'', a yellow, rod-shaped bacterium from soil.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flavihumibacter.html|Flavihumibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Flavihumibacter petaseus|F. petaseus]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''petasus'', hat; [[Latin]] adjective suff. -''eus'' -''ea'' -''eum'', suffix used with various meanings; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''petaseus'', belonging to a hat, referring to the formation of hat-shaped colonies.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011957-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Flavimonas

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Flavimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Pseudomonadales]] | familia = [[Pseudomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Flavimonas'' | binomial_authority = Holmes ''et al''. 1987<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/3/245</ref> | type_species = F. oryzihabitans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flavimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flavimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''flavus'', yellow; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Flavimonas'', a yellow unit.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flavimonas.html|Flavimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Flavimonas can be referred to as flavimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Flavimonas oryzihabitans|F. oryzihabitans]]'' ( (Kodama ''et al''. 1985) Holmes ''et al''. 1987, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] noun ''oryza'', rice; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''habitans'', inhabiting, dwelling; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''oryzihabitans'', rice-inhabiting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/3/245</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Flaviramulus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Flaviramulus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Flaviramulus'' | binomial_authority = Einen and Øvreås 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64404-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flaviramulus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flaviramulus'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''flavus'', yellow; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] dim. noun ''ramulus'', small branch; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Flaviramulus'', small yellow branch.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flaviramulus.html|Flaviramulus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Flaviramulus basaltis|F. basaltis]]'' ( Einen and Øvreås 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''basaltis'', of basalt, pertaining to the source of isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64404-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Flavisolibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Flavisolibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Chitinophagaceae]] | genus = ''Flavisolibacter'' | binomial_authority = Yoon and Im 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65011-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. ginsengiterrae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flavisolibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flavisolibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''flavus'', yellow; [[Latin]] noun ''solum'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Flavisolibacter'', a yellow, rod-shaped bacterium from soil.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flavisolibacter.html|Flavisolibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Flavisolibacter ginsengisoli|F. ginsengisoli]]'' ( Yoon and Im 2007, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''ginsengum'', ginseng; [[Latin]] noun ''solum'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ginsengisoli'', of soil from a ginseng field.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65011-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavisolibacter ginsengiterrae|F. ginsengiterrae]]'' ( Yoon and Im 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''ginsengum'', ginseng; [[Latin]] noun ''terra'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ginsengiterrae'', of soil from a ginseng field.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65011-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Flavobacterium

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Flavobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Flavobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Flavobacteriaceae'' Reichenbach ''et al''. 1992).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = F. aquatile | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flavobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flavobacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''flavus'', yellow; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a small rod or staff and, in biology, a bacterium (so called because the first ones observed were rod-shaped); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Flavobacterium'', a yellow bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flavobacterium.html|Flavobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 95 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Flavobacterium acidificum|F. acidificum]]'' ( Steinhaus 1941, ''species''.; [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour; [[Latin]] v. ''facere'', to make; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''acidificum'', making acid.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium acidurans|F. acidurans]]'' ( Millar 1973, ''species''.; [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''durans'', resisting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''acididurans'', acid-resisting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium algicola|F. algicola]]'' ( Miyashita ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''alga'', seaweed, alga; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''algicola'', a alga-dweller.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009365-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium anhuiense|F. anhuiense]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''anhuiense'', pertaining to Anhui, the province where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65536-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium antarcticum|F. antarcticum]]'' ( Yi ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''antarcticum'', southern, and, by extension, pertaining to Antarctica.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/637</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium aquatile|F. aquatile]]'' ( (Frankland and Frankland 1889) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''aquatile'', living, growing, or found in water, aquatic.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium aquidurense|F. aquidurense]]'' ( Cousin ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''aqua'', water; [[Latin]] adjective ''durus'', hard; [[Latin]] suff. -''ensis'' -is -''e'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to or coming from; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''aquidurense'', pertaining to hard water.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64556-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium balustinum|F. balustinum]]'' ( Harrison 1929, ''species''.; Etymology uncertain but possibly derived from [[Latin]] noun ''balux'', gold sand or gold dust, probably in reference to the bright yellow color.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium beibuense|F. beibuense]]'' ( Fu ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''beibuense'', referring to Beibu Gulf in the China Sea, the site where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018846-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium branchiophilum|F. branchiophilum]]'' ( corrig. Wakabayashi ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''branchion'', gill; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''branchiophilum'', gill loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/213</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium breve|F. breve]]'' ( (''ex'' Lustig 1890) Holmes and Owen 1982, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''breve'', short.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/233</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium caeni|F. caeni]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''caeni'', of sludge.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010603-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium capsulatum|F. capsulatum]]'' ( Leifson 1962, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''capsula'', a small box or chest; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''atum'', suffix denoting provided with; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''capsulatum'', with a chest, capsuled.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium cauense|F. cauense]]'' ( Qu ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''cauense'', pertaining to CAU, the acronym of the China Agricultural University, where taxonomic studies were performed.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009688-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium ceti|F. ceti]]'' ( Vela ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] noun ''cetus'', whale; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ceti'', of a whale.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65154-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium cheniae|F. cheniae]]'' ( Qu ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cheniae'', of Chen, named in honour of Professor Wen-Xin Chen, for her contribution to environmental microbiology.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65586-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium chungangense|F. chungangense]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''chungangense'', pertaining to Chung-Ang University, Korea, where the type strain of the species was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.007955-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium columnare|F. columnare]]'' ( (Bernardet and Grimont 1989) Bernardet ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''columnare'', rising in the form of a pillar, referring to the shape of the aggregates formed by the bacteria on external lesions of infected fish.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/128</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium croceum|F. croceum]]'' ( Park ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''croceum'', saffron-colored, yellow, golden.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64436-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium cucumis|F. cucumis]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cucumis'', of the cucumber, referring to the isolation source of the type strain, a soil cultivated with cucumber plants.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64935-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium daejeonense|F. daejeonense]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''daejeonense'', pertaining to Daejeon, a city in Korea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64243-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium defluvii|F. defluvii]]'' ( Park ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''defluvii'', of sewage.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64669-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium degerlachei|F. degerlachei]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''degerlachei'', of de Gerlache, named in honour of Adrian de Gerlache (the Belgian pioneer who conducted the first scientific expedition to Antarctica in 1897-1899).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/85</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium denitrificans|F. denitrificans]]'' ( Horn ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''denitrificans'', denitrifying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1255</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium devorans|F. devorans]]'' ( (Zimmermann 1890) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''species''.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''devorans'', devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium dongtanense|F. dongtanense]]'' ( Xiao ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''dongtanense'', pertaining to Dongtan, a wetland region in Chongming Island, Shanghai, China, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022301-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium esteraromaticum|F. esteraromaticum]]'' ( (Omelianski 1923) Bergey ''et al''. 1930, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''ester'', ester; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''aromaticum'', aromatic, fragrant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''esteraromaticum'', smelling sweet due to esters.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium ferrugineum|F. ferrugineum]]'' ( Sickles and Shaw 1934, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''ferrugineum'', rust-coloured.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium filum|F. filum]]'' ( Ryu ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''filum'' (nominative in apposition), a thread, a ''Flavobacterium'' species called the thread.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65138-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium flevense|F. flevense]]'' ( (van der Meulen ''et al''. 1974) Bernardet ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] noun ''Flevum'', a former inner sea in the central part of The Netherlands which is now a freshwater lake called IJsselmeer; [[Latin]] suff. -''ensis'' -''is'' -''e'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to or coming from; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''flevense'', pertaining to ''Flevum''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/128</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium fluvii|F. fluvii]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''fluvii'', of a river, of a stream.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010850-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium frigidarium|F. frigidarium]]'' ( Humphry ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''frigidarium'', of or for cooling, intended to mean belonging to the cold.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/4/1235</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium frigidimaris|F. frigidimaris]]'' ( Nogi ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''frigidus'', cold; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''maris'', of the sea; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''frigidimaris'', of a cold sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.syapm.2005.01.001}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium frigoris|F. frigoris]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''frigor'', cold; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''frigoris'', of the cold.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/85</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium fryxellicola|F. fryxellicola]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Fryxellum'', Lake Fryxell; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller, inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun (nominative in apposition) ''fryxellicola'', an inhabitant of Lake Fryxell.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/769</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium gelidilacus|F. gelidilacus]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''gelidus'', ice-cold; [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'' -''us'', lake; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''gelidilacus'', of the ice-cold lake, referring to the isolation source, microbial mats in Antarctic lakes.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1241</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium gillisiae|F. gillisiae]]'' ( McCammon and Bowman 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''gillisiae'', of Gillis, named after Monique Gillis, a Belgian microbiologist who pioneered new techniques for bacterial taxonomy.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1055</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium glaciei|F. glaciei]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''glaciei'', of ice, referring to the isolation source, the China No.1 glacier.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64564-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium gleum|F. gleum]]'' ( Holmes ''et al''. 1984, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''gloion'', slippery, sticky; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''gleum'' (''sic''), sticky.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/1/21</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium glycines|F. glycines]]'' ( Madhaiyan ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Glycine'', a botanical genus name; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''glycines'', of ''Glycine'' ''max'', from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014019-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium gondwanense|F. gondwanense]]'' ( Dobson ''et al''. 1993, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''gondwanense'', pertaining to Gondwanaland or Gondwana, one of the two ancient supercontinents, which originally included Antarctica and other, separate continental landmasses.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/1/77</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium granuli|F. granuli]]'' ( Aslam ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''granuli'', of a small grain, pertaining to a granule, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/747</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium halmophilum|F. halmophilum]]'' ( corrig. Elazari-Volcani 1940, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''halmē'', brine, seawater; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''halmophilum'', seawater loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium haoranii|F. haoranii]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''haoranii'', of Hao-Ran, in honour of Hao-Ran Jian, a respected Chinese microbiologist, for his enormous contributions to the establishment and development of environmental microbiology in China.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020776-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium heparinum|F. heparinum]]'' ( Payza and Korn 1956, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hēpar'', liver; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''heparinum'', of or pertaining to degradation of heparin, acidic mucoheteropolysaccharide with sulfate groups from various animal tissues.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium hercynium|F. hercynium]]'' ( Cousin ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''hercynium'', pertaining to ''Hercynia'', the Roman name for a mountain range, including the Harz Mountains, that forms the southern border of the North German plain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64556-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium hibernum|F. hibernum]]'' ( McCammon ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''hibernum'', of or belonging to winter.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1405</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium hydatis|F. hydatis]]'' ( Bernardet ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hûdor'', water; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hydatis'', of/from water.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/128</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium indicum|F. indicum]]'' ( Saha and Chakrabarti 2006, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''indicum'', pertaining to India, where the bacterial strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64309-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium indologenes|F. indologenes]]'' ( Yabuuchi ''et al''. 1983, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''indolum'', indole; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''indologenes'', indole producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/580</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium indoltheticum|F. indoltheticum]]'' ( Campbell and Williams 1951, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''indolum'', indole; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thetikos'' -''ē'' -''on'', positive; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''indoltheticum'' (''sic''), indole-positive.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium johnsoniae|F. johnsoniae]]'' ( corrig. (Stanier 1947) Bernardet ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''johnsoniae'', of Johnson, named after the American microbiologist Delia E. Johnson, who made an early study of chitinolytic gliding soil bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/128</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium limicola|F. limicola]]'' ( Tamaki ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] noun ''limus'', mud; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''limicola'', a mud-dweller.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/2/519</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium lindanitolerans|F. lindanitolerans]]'' ( Jit ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''lindanum'', lindane; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''lindanitolerans'', lindane-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65578-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium marinotypicum|F. marinotypicum]]'' ( ZoBell and Upham 1944, ''species''.; [[Latin]] adjective ''marinus'', of the sea, marine; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''typicum'', typical; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''marinotypicum'', probably intended to mean typical of the sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium meningosepticum|F. meningosepticum]]'' ( King 1959, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''meninx'' ''meningos'', meninges, membrane covering the brain; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''septikos'', putrefactive; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''meningosepticum'', apparently referring to association of the bacterium with both ''meningitis'' and ''septicaemia'', but not septic meningitis as the name implies.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium micromati|F. micromati]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''micromati'', arbitrary name referring to the MICROMAT project (“Biodiversity of microbial mats in Antarctic”) in connection with which the strains were isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/85</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium mizutaii|F. mizutaii]]'' ( (Yabuuchi ''et al''. 1983) Holmes ''et al''. 1988, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''mizutaii'', of Mizuta, named after Shunsuke Mizuta, Japanese pediatrician, who first reported a case of meningitis in a premature baby from whose spinal fluid the type strain of the species was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/4/348</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium multivorum|F. multivorum]]'' ( Holmes ''et al''. 1981, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''multus'', many; [[Latin]] v. ''vorare'', to swallow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''multivorum'', intended to mean "produces acid from many carbohydrates".)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/1/21</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium oceanosedimentum|F. oceanosedimentum]]'' ( Carty and Litchfield 1978, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''okeanos'', the ocean; [[Latin]] noun ''sedimentum'', a settling, subsidence; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''oceanosedimentum'', intended to mean from marine sediments.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium odoratum|F. odoratum]]'' ( Stutzer 1929, ''species''.; [[Latin]] participle [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''odoratum'', perfumed.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium okeanokoites|F. okeanokoites]]'' ( ZoBell and Upham 1944, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''okeanos'', the ocean; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''choite'', bed; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''okeanokoites'', of the ocean bed.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium omnivorum|F. omnivorum]]'' ( Zhu ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] noun ''omne'' -''is'', everything; [[Latin]] v. ''vorare'' to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''omnivorum'', eating everything, referring to the ability of the strain to degrade a wide range of macromolecules.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/3/853</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium pectinovorum|F. pectinovorum]]'' ( (Reichenbach 1989) Bernardet ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''pectinum'', pectin, methylated polygalacturonic acids in plant cell walls; [[Latin]] v. ''vorare'', to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''pectinovorum'', pectin-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/128</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium ponti|F. ponti]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ponti'' (poet. for ''maris''), of the sea, referring to the place that the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017582-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium psychrolimnae|F. psychrolimnae]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''limna'', lake; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''psychrolimnae'', of a cold lake.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/769</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium psychrophilum|F. psychrophilum]]'' ( (Bernardet and Grimont 1989) Bernardet ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''psychrophilum'', cold-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/128</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium reichenbachii|F. reichenbachii]]'' ( Ali ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''reichenbachii'', of Reichenbach, named after Hans Reichenbach, a famous German microbiologist, who pioneered the study of gliding bacteria.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008771-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium resinovorum|F. resinovorum]]'' ( Delaporte and Daste 1956, ''species''.;: [[Latin]] noun ''resina'', resin or gum of trees; [[Latin]] v. ''vorare'', to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''resinovorum'', resin-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium resistens|F. resistens]]'' ( Ryu ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''resistens'', resisting, based on the type strain being resistant to all antibiotics tested.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65720-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium rivuli|F. rivuli]]'' ( Ali ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rivuli'', of/from a small river.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008771-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium saccharophilum|F. saccharophilum]]'' ( (Reichenbach 1989) Bernardet ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''saccharophilum'', sugar-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/128</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium salegens|F. salegens]]'' ( Dobson ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sal'' ''salis'', salt; [[Latin]] adjective ''egens'', needy, necessitous; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''salegens'', needing salt.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/1/77</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium saliperosum|F. saliperosum]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sal'' ''salis'', salt; [[Latin]] adjective ''perosus'' -''a'' -''um'', detesting, hating greatly; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''saliperosum'', salt-hating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64065-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium sasangense|F. sasangense]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2009, (not validly published; see the footnote).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''sasangense'', pertaining to the Sasang stream, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004978-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium scophthalmum|F. scophthalmum]]'' ( Mudarris ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Scophthalmus'', scientific name of a genus that encompasses the turbot; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''scophthalmum'' (''sic''), pertaining to turbot.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/447</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium segetis|F. segetis]]'' ( Yi and Chun 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''segetis'', of the soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64164-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium sinopsychrotolerans|F. sinopsychrotolerans]]'' ( Xu ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Medieval Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sinae'', of China; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''sinopsychrotolerans'', Chinese and cold-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014126-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium soli|F. soli]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64119-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium spiritivorum|F. spiritivorum]]'' ( Holmes ''et al''. 1982, ; [[Latin]] noun ''spiritus'', spirit; [[Latin]] adjective suff. -''vorus'', devouring, eating; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''spiritivorum'', spirit-devouring, intended to refer to the ability of the organism to attack spirits, i.e., alcohol, producing acid in the process.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/157</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium subsaxonicum|F. subsaxonicum]]'' ( Ali ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] prep. ''sub'', low, below, under; [[New Latin]] adjective ''saxonicus'' -''a'' -''um'', pertaining to Saxony; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''subsaxonicum'', pertaining to Lower Saxony.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008771-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium succinicans|F. succinicans]]'' ( (Reichenbach 1989) Bernardet ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''succinicum'' (derived from [[Latin]] noun ''succinum'', amber), succinic acid; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''succinicans'', intended to mean forming succinic acid.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/128</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium suncheonense|F. suncheonense]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''suncheonense'', pertaining to Suncheon, a city in Korea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64243-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium swingsii|F. swingsii]]'' ( Ali ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''swingsii'', of Swings, named after Jean Swings, a famous Belgian microbiologist and former President of the World Federation of Culture Collections.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008771-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium tegetincola|F. tegetincola]]'' ( McCammon and Bowman 2000, ; [[Latin]] noun ''teges'' –''etis'', a mat or covering; [[Latin]] noun ''incola'', dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''tegetincola'' (nominative in apposition), a mat-dweller, pertaining to the cyanobacterial mat habitat.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1055</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium terrae|F. terrae]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''terrae'', of the soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64935-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium terrigena|F. terrigena]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''terrigena'', child of the earth, referring to the isolation of the type strain from soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64776-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium thalpophilum|F. thalpophilum]]'' ( Holmes ''et al''. 1983, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thalpos'', warmth, heat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''thalpophilum'', warmth-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/4/677</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium thermophilum|F. thermophilum]]'' ( Loginova and Egorova 1982, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''thermophilum'', heat-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/266</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium tiangeerense|F. tiangeerense]]'' ( Xin ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''tiangeerense'', pertaining to the mountain Tiangeer (meaning ‘close to the sky’ in Mongolian language), the location of the China No. 1 glacier, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.007906-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium uliginosum|F. uliginosum]]'' ( ZoBell and Upham 1944, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''uliginosum'', moist, marshy.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium weaverense|F. weaverense]]'' ( Yi and Chun 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''weaverense'', pertaining to the Weaver Peninsula in the Antarctic, the geographical origin of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64164-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium xanthum|F. xanthum]]'' ( (''ex'' Inoue and Komagata 1976) McCammon and Bowman 2000, , nom. rev.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''xanthos'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''xanthum'', yellow.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1055</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium xinjiangense|F. xinjiangense]]'' ( Zhu ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''xinjiangense'', pertaining to Xinjiang, an autonomous region in North-West China from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/3/853</ref> * ''[[Flavobacterium yabuuchiae|F. yabuuchiae]]'' ( Holmes ''et al''. 1988, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''yabuuchiae'', of Yabuuchi, named in honor of Eiko Yabuuchi.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/4/348</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Flavonifractor

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Flavonifractor'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | genus = ''Flavonifractor'' | binomial_authority = Carlier ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016725-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. plautii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flavonifractor''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flavonifractor'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''flavonum'', flavone; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''fractor'', breaker; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Flavonifractor'', flavone-breaker.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flavonifractor.html|Flavonifractor}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Flavonifractor plautii|F. plautii]]'' ( (Séguin 1928) Carlier ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''plautii'', of Plaut; named for H.C. Plaut, the bacteriologist who first described this organism.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016725-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Flectobacillus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Flectobacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Flectobacillus'' | binomial_authority = Larkin ''et al''. 1977, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = F. major | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flectobacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flectobacillus'' derives from: [[Latin]] v. ''flecto'', to bend, to curve; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', a little staff, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Flectobacillus'' (''sic''), little curved rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flectobacillus.html|Flectobacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Flectobacillus glomeratus|F. glomeratus]]'' ( McGuire ''et al''. 1988, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''glomeratus'', (from [[Latin]] v. ''glomerare'', to form into ball, glomerate), formed into a ball, glomerated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/38/1/136</ref> * ''[[Flectobacillus lacus|F. lacus]]'' ( Hwang and Cho 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacus'', of a lake or pond, referring to the isolation of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64071-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flectobacillus major|F. major]]'' ( (Gromov 1963) Larkin ''et al''. 1977, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] comp. adjective ''major'' (comp. of ''magnus''), larger.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flectobacillus marinus|F. marinus]]'' ( (Raj 1976) Borrall and Larkin 1978, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''marinus'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flectobacillus roseus|F. roseus]]'' ( Sheu ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''roseus'', rose-coloured, pink.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009738-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Flexibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Flexibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Flexibacter'' | binomial_authority = Soriano 1945, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = F. flexilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flexibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flexibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] participle adjective ''flexus'' (from. [[Latin]] v. ''flecto''), bent, winding; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Flexibacter'', intended to mean flexible rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flexibacter.html|Flexibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 17 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Flexibacter aggregans|F. aggregans]]'' ( (Lewin 1969) Leadbetter 1974, ''species''.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''aggregans'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''aggrego''), adding to, aggregating, forming clumps.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64798-0}}</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter aurantiacus|F. aurantiacus]]'' ( Lewin 1969, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective aurantiacus, orange-coloured.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter canadensis|F. canadensis]]'' ( Christensen 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''canadensis'', of or belonging to Canada, from where the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/2/429</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter columnaris|F. columnaris]]'' ( (''ex'' Davis 1922) Bernardet and Grimont 1989, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''columnaris'', rising in the form of a pillar, referring to the shape of the aggregates formed by the bacteria on external lesions of infected fish.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/346</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter elegans|F. elegans]]'' ( (''ex'' Lewin 1969, non Soriano 1945) Reichenbach 1989, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''elegans'', nice, elegant.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter filiformis|F. filiformis]]'' ( (''ex'' Solntseva 1940) Reichenbach 1989, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] noun ''filum'', a thread; [[Latin]] suff. -''formis'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''forma'', figure, shape, appearance), -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''filiformis'', thread-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter flexilis|F. flexilis]]'' ( Soriano 1945, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''flexilis'', pliable, flexible.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter japonensis|F. japonensis]]'' ( Fujita ''et al''. 1997, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''japonensis'', pertaining to Japan.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002849900080}}</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter litoralis|F. litoralis]]'' ( Lewin 1969, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''litoralis'', of or belonging to the sea-shore.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter maritimus|F. maritimus]]'' ( Wakabayashi ''et al''. 1986, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''maritimus'', of the sea, maritime.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/3/396</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter ovolyticus|F. ovolyticus]]'' ( Hansen ''et al''. 1992, ; [[Latin]] noun ''ovum'', egg; [[New Latin]] adjective ''lyticus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'' -''ē'' -''on''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ovolyticus'', egg dissolving, egg damaging.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/3/451</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter polymorphus|F. polymorphus]]'' ( Lewin 1974, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''polymorphus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''polumorphos'' -''on''), multiform, variable in form, of irregular shape.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter psychrophilus|F. psychrophilus]]'' ( (''ex'' Borg 1960) Bernardet and Grimont 1989, nom. rev., ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''psychrophilus'', cold-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/346</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter roseolus|F. roseolus]]'' ( Lewin 1969, ''species''.; [[Latin]] adjective ''roseus'', rose-colored; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''olus'', diminutive ending; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] dim. adjective ''roseolus'', intended to mean with a rosy tinge.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter ruber|F. ruber]]'' ( Lewin 1969, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ruber'', red.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter sancti|F. sancti]]'' ( Lewin 1969, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sancti'', of a saint; named perhaps in honor of Dr. Santos Soriano, from whose laboratory the type strain was supplied (etymology is not clear!).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Flexibacter tractuosus|F. tractuosus]]'' ( (Lewin 1969) Leadbetter 1974, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''tractuosus'', that draws to itself; intended to mean drawn or clumped together.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Flexistipes

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Flexistipes'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Deferribacteres]]" | classis = [[Deferribacteres]] | ordo = [[Deferribacterales]] | familia = [[Deferribacteraceae]] | genus = ''Flexistipes'' | binomial_authority = Fiala ''et al''. 2000<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00423320}}</ref> | type_species = F. sinusarabici | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flexistipes''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Deferribacteres]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flexistipes'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''flexus'', a bending, turning, winding; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''stipes'', a branch of a tree, stick; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Flexistipes'', the flexible stick.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flexistipes.html|Flexistipes}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Flexistipes sinusarabici|F. sinusarabici]]'' ( Fiala ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''sinus'', a curve or fold in land, a gulf; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''arabicus'', arabic; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sinusarabici'', of the Arabic gulf, of the Red Sea, describing the place of isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00423320}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Deferribacteres]]

Flexithrix

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Flexithrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flammeovirgaceae]] | genus = ''Flexithrix'' | binomial_authority = Lewin 1970, ''genus''.<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64798-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. dorotheae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Flexithrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Flexithrix'' derives from: [[Latin]] participle adjective ''flexus'', flexible; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thrix'', hair; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Flexithrix'', flexible hair (flexible rod).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/flexithrix.html|Flexithrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Flexithrix dorotheae|F. dorotheae]]'' ( Lewin 1970, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''dorotheae'', of Dorothy, named after Mrs. Dorothy White, a technical assistant.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64798-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Fluoribacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Fluoribacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Legionellales]] | familia = [[Legionellaceae]] | genus = ''Fluoribacter'' | type_species = F. bozemanae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fluoribacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fluoribacter'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''fluorum'', fluor (because of the fluorescence of this organism); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod or staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fluoribacter'', fluorescent rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fluoribacter.html|Fluoribacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Fluoribacter bozemanae|F. bozemanae]]'' ( Garrity ''et al''. 1980, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''bozemanae'', of Bozeman, named after F. Marilyn Bozeman, the microbiologist who isolated and first studied the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/4/609</ref> * ''[[Fluoribacter dumoffii|F. dumoffii]]'' ( (Brenner ''et al''. 1980) Brown ''et al''. 1981, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''dumoffii'', of Dumoff, named after Morris Dumoff, who first isolated [[Latin]] pneumophila directly on bacteriologic media.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/2/111</ref> * ''[[Fluoribacter gormanii|F. gormanii]]'' ( (Morris ''et al''. 1980) Brown ''et al''. 1981, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''gormanii'', of Gorman; named after G.W. Gorman, who isolated and first studied the organism and pioneered in the isolation of legionellae from environmental and clinical sources.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/2/111</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Fluviicola

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fluviicola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cryomorphaceae]] | genus = ''Fluviicola'' | binomial_authority = O'Sullivan ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/2189</ref> | type_species = F. taffensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fluviicola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fluviicola'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''fluvius'', river; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fluviicola'', river dweller.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fluviicola.html|Fluviicola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fluviicola taffensis|F. taffensis]]'' ( O'Sullivan ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''taffensis'', pertaining to the River Taff, a river in Wales.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/2189</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Fodinibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fodinibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Intrasporangiaceae]] | genus = ''Fodinibacter'' | binomial_authority = Wang ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006882-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. luteus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fodinibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fodinibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''fodina'', mine; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fodinibacter'', rod bacterium isolated from a mine.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fodinibacter.html|Fodinibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fodinibacter luteus|F. luteus]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''luteus'', orange–yellow, referring to the colony colour.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006882-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Fodinicola

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fodinicola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Frankineae]] | familia = [[Cryptosporangiaceae]] | genus = ''Fodinicola'' | binomial_authority = Carlsohn ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65512-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. feengrottensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fodinicola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fodinicola'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''fodina'', a pit, mine; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fodinicola'', a mine dweller.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fodinicola.html|Fodinicola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fodinicola feengrottensis|F. feengrottensis]]'' ( Carlsohn ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''feengrottensis'', of or pertaining to the Thuringian cave Feengrotten, the origin of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65512-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Fodinicurvata

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fodinicurvata'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodospirillales]] | familia = [[Rhodospirillaceae]] | genus = ''Fodinicurvata'' | binomial_authority = Wang ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009340-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. sediminis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fodinicurvata''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fodinicurvata'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''fodina'', mine; [[Latin]] adjective ''curvatus'' -''a'' -''um'', curved; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ([[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective used as a substantive) ''Fodinicurvata'', curved-shaped bacterium isolated from a mine.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fodinicurvata.html|Fodinicurvata}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Fodinicurvata fenggangensis|F. fenggangensis]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''fenggangensis'', of or belonging to Fenggang, the locality of the salt mine from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009340-0}}</ref> * ''[[Fodinicurvata sediminis|F. sediminis]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''sedimen'' -''inis'', sediment; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sediminis'', of sediment.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009340-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Fontibacillus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Fontibacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Paenibacillaceae]] | genus = ''Fontibacillus'' | binomial_authority = Saha ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012633-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. aquaticus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fontibacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fontibacillus'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''fons'' ''fontis'', a spring, fountain; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fontibacillus'', a rod-shaped bacterium isolated from a spring.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fontibacillus.html|Fontibacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Fontibacillus aquaticus|F. aquaticus]]'' ( Saha ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aquaticus'', living, growing, or found in or by water, aquatic, referring to the isolation of the type strain from water.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012633-0}}</ref> * ''[[Fontibacillus panacisegetis|F. panacisegetis]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Panax'' -''acis'', scientific name of ginseng; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''segetis'', of the soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''panacisegetis'', of soil of a ginseng field.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019620-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Fontibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fontibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cyclobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Fontibacter'' | binomial_authority = Kämpfer ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017210-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. flavus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fontibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fontibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''fons'' ''fontis'', a spring; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fontibacter'', a rod isolated from a spring sample.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fontibacter.html|Fontibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fontibacter flavus|F. flavus]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''flavus'', yellow.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017210-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Formivibrio

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Formivibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Neisseriales]] | familia = [[Neisseriaceae]] | genus = ''Formivibrio'' | binomial_authority = Tanaka ''et al''. 1991<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00244967}}</ref> | type_species = F. citricus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Formivibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Formivibrio'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''formicum'', formic acid; [[Latin]] v. ''vibro'', to set in tremulous motion, move to and fro, vibrate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''vibrio'', that which vibrates, and also a bacterial genus name of bacteria possessing a curved rod shape (''Vibrio''); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Formivibrio'', the formic acid forming vibrio.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/formivibrio.html|Formivibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Formivibrio citricus|F. citricus]]'' ( Tanaka ''et al''. 1991, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''citricum'', citric acid; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''citricus'', pertaining to citric acid.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00244967}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Formosa

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Formosa'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Formosa'' | binomial_authority = Ivanova ''et al''. 2004<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63875-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. algae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Formosa''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Formosa'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ([[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective used as a substantive) ''Formosa'', finely formed, beautiful, handsome.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/formosa.html|Formosa}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Formosa agariphila|F. agariphila]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''agarum'', agar; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''agariphila'', agar-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63875-0}}</ref> * ''[[Formosa algae|F. algae]]'' ( Ivanova ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''algae'' of an alga, pertaining to the source of isolation, brown algae.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63875-0}}</ref> * ''[[Formosa spongicola|F. spongicola]]'' ( Yoon and Oh 2011, ; [[Latin]] ''spongia'', a sponge; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]]/[[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suffix noun -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola'') inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun (nominative in apposition) ''spongicola'', inhabitant of sponges.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.023499-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Francisella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Francisella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Thiotrichales]] | familia = [[Francisellaceae]] | genus = ''Francisella'' | binomial_authority = Dorofe'ev 1947, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Francisellaceae'' Sjöstedt 2005).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.015941-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. tularensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Francisella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Francisella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Francisella'', named after Edward Francis, American bacteriologist, who extensively studied the etiologic agent and pathogenesis of tularemia and is credited with naming the disease.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/francisella.html|Francisella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Francisella hispaniensis|F. hispaniensis]]'' ( Huber ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hispaniensis'', of or belonging to ''Hispania'', the Latin name for Spain, the country where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.015941-0}}</ref> * ''[[Francisella noatunensis|F. noatunensis]]'' ( (Mikalsen ''et al''. 2007) Ottem ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''noatun'', enclosure of ships, the coastal abode of the Norse god of fisheries and seamanship; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suffix -''ensis'', suffix meaning belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''noatunensis'', belonging to the coast/sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016253-0}}</ref> * ''[[Francisella noatunensis|F. noatunensis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''noatunensis''''' (Mikalsen ''et al''. 2007) Ottem ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''noatun'', enclosure of ships, the coastal abode of the Norse god of fisheries and seamanship; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suffix -''ensis'', suffix meaning belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''noatunensis'', belonging to the coast/sea.)<ref></ref> * ''[[Francisella noatunensis|F. noatunensis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''orientalis''''' Ottem ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''orientalis'', of or belonging to the East, referring to where the type strain was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016253-0}}</ref> * ''[[Francisella novicida|F. novicida]]'' ( (Larson ''et al''. 1955) Olsufiev ''et al''. 1959, ''species''.; [[Latin]] adjective ''novus'', new; [[Latin]] suff. -''cida'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''caedo'', to cut, kill), killer; [[New Latin]] noun ''novicida'', new killer.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.015941-0}}</ref> * ''[[Francisella philomiragia|F. philomiragia]]'' ( (Jensen ''et al''. 1969) Hollis ''et al''. 1990, ; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] noun ''miragium'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''miro'' or ''miror'', to wonder or marvel at, to be astonished or amazed at a thing; to admire); mirage; [[New Latin]] noun ''philomiragia'', a friend of mirages, loving mirages, because of the mirages observed in the area where the first isolations of this species were made.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/40/1/105</ref> * ''[[Francisella philomiragia|F. philomiragia]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''noatunensis''''' Mikalsen ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''noatun'', enclosure of ships, the coastal abode of the Norse god of fisheries and seamanship; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suffix -''ensis'', suffix meaning belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''noatunensis'', belonging to the coast/sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64765-0}}</ref> * ''[[Francisella philomiragia|F. philomiragia]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''philomiragia''''' (Jensen ''et al''. 1969) Hollis ''et al''. 1990, ; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] noun ''miragium'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''miro'' or ''miror'', to wonder or marvel at, to be astonished or amazed at a thing; to admire); mirage; [[New Latin]] noun ''philomiragia'', a friend of mirages, loving mirages, because of the mirages observed in the area where the first isolations of this species were made.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64765-0}}</ref> * ''[[Francisella tularensis|F. tularensis]]'' ( (McCoy and Chapin 1912) Dorofe'ev 1947, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tularensis'', pertaining to Tulare County, California, where the disease was first described in rodents.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Francisella tularensis|F. tularensis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''holarctica''''' (''ex'' Olsufjev ''et al''. 1959) Olsufjev and Meshcheryakova 1983, , nom. rev.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''holos'', whole, entire; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''arctica'', northern, arctic; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''holarctica'', generally distributed in the arctic regions.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/4/872</ref> * ''[[Francisella tularensis|F. tularensis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''mediasiatica''''' (''ex'' Aikimbaev 1966) Olsufjev and Meshcheryakova 1983, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] adjective ''medius'', middle; [[Latin]] adjective ''asiaticus'', pertaining to Asia, Asian; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mediasiatica'', pertaining to mid-Asia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/4/872</ref> * ''[[Francisella tularensis|F. tularensis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''novicida''''' (Larson ''et al''. 1955) Huber ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''novus'', new; [[Latin]] suff. -''cida'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''caedo'', to cut, kill), killer; [[New Latin]] noun ''novicida'', new killer.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.015941-0}}</ref> * ''[[Francisella tularensis|F. tularensis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''tularensis''''' (McCoy and Chapin 1912) Dorofe'ev 1947, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tularensis'', pertaining to Tulare County, California, where the disease was first described in rodents.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/4/872</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Frankia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Frankia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Frankineae]] | familia = [[Frankiaceae]] | genus = ''Frankia'' | binomial_authority = Brunchorst 1886, ''genus''. (Type genus of the suborder ''Frankineae'' Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1997; type genus of the family ''Frankiaceae'' Becking 1970 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = F. alni | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Frankia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Frankia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Frankia'', named after Albert Bernhard Frank (1839–1900), a Swiss plant biologist, who studied extensively nitrogen nutrition in legumes and the micro-organisms causing root nodulation from 1877 to 1892 and who coined the term "symbiosis".<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/frankia.html|Frankia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Frankia alni|F. alni]]'' ( (Woronin 1866) Von Tubeuf 1895, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''alnus'', the alder and also a genus name (''Alnus''); [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''alni'', of the alder (or of ''Alnus'').)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Frateuria

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Frateuria'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Xanthomonadales]] | familia = [[Xanthomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Frateuria'' | binomial_authority = Swings ''et al''. 1980<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021618-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. aurantia | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Frateuria''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Frateuria'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Frateuria'', named after Joseph Frateur (1903-1974), eminent Belgian microbiologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/frateuria.html|Frateuria}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Frateuria aurantia|F. aurantia]]'' ( (''ex'' Kondō and Ameyama 1958) Swings ''et al''. 1980, nom. rev., (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aurantia'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''auro'', to overlay with gold), gold colored, refers to the gold-yellow color of the strains on MYP agar.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/3/547</ref> * ''[[Frateuria terrea|F. terrea]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''terrea'', of earth.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021618-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Friedmanniella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Friedmanniella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Propionibacterineae]] | familia = [[Propionibacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Friedmanniella'' | binomial_authority = Schumann ''et al''. 1997<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/2/278</ref> | type_species = F. antarctica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Friedmanniella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Friedmanniella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Friedmanniella'', named after E. Imre Friedmann, (1921–2007) an American microbiologist, in recognition of his contributions to Antarctic microbiology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/friedmanniella.html|Friedmanniella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 8 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Friedmanniella antarctica|F. antarctica]]'' ( Schumann ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''antarctica'', southern, isolated from Antarctica.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/2/278</ref> * ''[[Friedmanniella capsulata|F. capsulata]]'' ( Maszenan ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] noun ''capsula'', a small box or chest; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ata'', suffix denoting provided with; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''capsulata'', with a chest, capsuled.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1667</ref> * ''[[Friedmanniella lacustris|F. lacustris]]'' ( Lawson ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lacustris'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'', a lake), belonging to a lake.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/6/1953</ref> * ''[[Friedmanniella lucida|F. lucida]]'' ( Iwai ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lucida'', brilliant, shining, referring to the shiny colony surface.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.007815-0}}</ref> * ''[[Friedmanniella luteola|F. luteola]]'' ( Iwai ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''luteola'', yellow, referring to the yellow colour of the colonies.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.007815-0}}</ref> * ''[[Friedmanniella okinawensis|F. okinawensis]]'' ( Iwai ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''okinawensis'', of or pertaining to Okinawa, a prefecture in Japan, where the organism was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.007815-0}}</ref> * ''[[Friedmanniella sagamiharensis|F. sagamiharensis]]'' ( Iwai ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''sagamiharensis'', pertaining to Sagamihara, a city in Japan, where the organism was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.007815-0}}</ref> * ''[[Friedmanniella spumicola|F. spumicola]]'' ( Maszenan ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spuma'', foam; [[Latin]] suffix -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller, inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun ''spumicola'', inhabitant of foam.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1667</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Frigoribacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Frigoribacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Microbacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Frigoribacterium'' | binomial_authority = Kämpfer ''et al''. 2000<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/355</ref> | type_species = F. faeni | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Frigoribacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Frigoribacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''frigor'' -''oris'', frost, cold; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Frigoribacterium'', a small rod growing in the cold.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/frigoribacterium.html|Frigoribacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Frigoribacterium faeni|F. faeni]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''faenum'', hay; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''faeni'', of hay.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/355</ref> * ''[[Frigoribacterium mesophilum|F. mesophilum]]'' ( Dastager ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''mesos'', middle; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''mesophilum'', middle (temperature)-loving, mesophilic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65637-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Frondihabitans

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Frondihabitans'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Microbacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Frondihabitans'' | binomial_authority = Greene ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010934-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. australicus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Frondihabitans''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Frondihabitans'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''frons'' ''frondis'', a leaf, foliage; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''habitans'', inhabiting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective used as a [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Frondihabitans'', inhabitant of leaves, leaf dweller.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/frondihabitans.html|Frondihabitans}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Frondihabitans australicus|F. australicus]]'' ( (Zhang ''et al''. 2007) Greene ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''australicus'', of or pertaining to Australia, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010934-0}}</ref> * ''[[Frondihabitans peucedani|F. peucedani]]'' ( Lee 2010, ; [[Latin]] noun ''peucedanum'', the plant hog's-fennel or sulphurwort and also a botanical genus name; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''peucedani'', of ''Peucedanum'', isolated from ''Peucedanum'' ''japonicum'' Thunb.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017947-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Fructobacillus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fructobacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Leuconostocaceae]] | genus = ''Fructobacillus'' | binomial_authority = Endo and Okada 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65609-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. fructosus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fructobacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fructobacillus'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fructobacillus'', arbitrarily derived from fructose and ''Lactobacillus'', intended to mean fructose-loving lactic acid-producing bacillus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fructobacillus.html|Fructobacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Fructobacillus durionis|F. durionis]]'' ( (Leisner ''et al''. 2005) Endo and Okada 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''durionis'', of ''Durio'', the generic name of ''Durio'' ''zibenthinus'', the durian fruit.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65609-0}}</ref> * ''[[Fructobacillus ficulneus|F. ficulneus]]'' ( (Antunes ''et al''. 2002) Endo and Okada 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ficulneus'', of a fig-tree.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65609-0}}</ref> * ''[[Fructobacillus fructosus|F. fructosus]]'' ( (Kodama 1956) Endo and Okada 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''fructosus'', pertaining to fructose.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65609-0}}</ref> * ''[[Fructobacillus pseudoficulneus|F. pseudoficulneus]]'' ( (Chambel ''et al''. 2006) Endo and Okada 2008, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective '' pseudēs'', false; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ficulneus'', of the fig-tree and also a bacterial specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pseudoficulneus'', not the true (''Fructobacillus'') ''ficulneus''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65609-0}}</ref> * ''[[Fructobacillus tropaeoli|F. tropaeoli]]'' ( Endo ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Tropaeolum'', a botanical generic name; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''tropaeoli'', of ''Tropaeolum'', isolated from ''Tropaeolum'' ''majus''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.023838-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Fulvibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fulvibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Fulvibacter'' | binomial_authority = Khan ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65554-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. tottoriensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fulvibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fulvibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''fulvus'', yellowish brown; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fulvibacter'', a rod that produces yellowish brown pigment.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fulvibacter.html|Fulvibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fulvibacter tottoriensis|F. tottoriensis]]'' ( Khan ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''tottoriensis'', pertaining to Tottori, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65554-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Fulvimarina

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fulvimarina'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Aurantimonadaceae]] | genus = ''Fulvimarina'' | binomial_authority = Cho and Giovannoni 2003<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/1853</ref> | type_species = F. pelagi | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fulvimarina''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fulvimarina'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''fulvus'', brownish-yellow; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of the sea; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Fulvimarina'', brownish-yellow bacterium isolated from sea water.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fulvimarina.html|Fulvimarina}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fulvimarina pelagi|F. pelagi]]'' ( Cho and Giovannoni 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pelagi'', from the open sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/1853</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Fulvimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fulvimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Xanthomonadales]] | familia = [[Xanthomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Fulvimonas'' | binomial_authority = Mergaert ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/4/1285</ref> | type_species = F. soli | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fulvimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fulvimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''fulvus'', deep-yellow; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Fulvimonas'', deep-yellow monad.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fulvimonas.html|Fulvimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Fulvimonas can be referred to as fulvimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fulvimonas soli|F. soli]]'' ( Mergaert ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil, the source of the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/4/1285</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Fulvivirga

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fulvivirga'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flammeovirgaceae]] | genus = ''Fulvivirga'' | binomial_authority = Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64641-0}}</ref> | type_species = F. kasyanovii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fulvivirga''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fulvivirga'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''fulvus'', yellow-brownish; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''virga'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''fulvivirga'', a yellow-brownish-coloured rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fulvivirga.html|Fulvivirga}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fulvivirga kasyanovii|F. kasyanovii]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kasyanovii'', of Kasyanov, in honour of Vladimir [[Latin]] Kasyanov (1940-2005), the famous Russian marine biologist, for his contributions to the development of marine biology and microbiology in the Far East.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64641-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Fundibacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Fundibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Oceanospirillales]] | familia = [[Alcanivoracaceae]] | genus = ''Fundibacter'' | binomial_authority = Bruns and Berthe-Corti 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/441</ref> | type_species = F. jadensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fundibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fundibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''fundus'', the bottom, in this case the sea bed; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod or staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fundibacter'', rod of the sea bed.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fundibacter.html|Fundibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fundibacter jadensis|F. jadensis]]'' ( Bruns and Berthe-Corti 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''jadensis'', referring to the region Jade which forms part of the bay "Jadebusen", which belongs to the German North Sea coast.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/441</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Fusibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fusibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | genus = ''Fusibacter'' | binomial_authority = Ravot ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/3/1141</ref> | type_species = F. paucivorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fusibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fusibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''fusus'', a spindle; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Fusibacter'', a small spindle-shaped rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fusibacter.html|Fusibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Fusibacter paucivorans|F. paucivorans]]'' ( Ravot ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''paucus'', few; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to devour; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''paucivorans'', intended to mean a bacterium that utilizes few substrates.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/3/1141</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Fusobacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Fusobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Fusobacteria]] | classis = [[Fusobacteria]] | ordo = [[Fusobacteriales]] | familia = [[Fusobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Fusobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Knorr 1922, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = F. nucleatum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Fusobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Fusobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Fusobacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''fusus'', a spindle; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Fusobacterium'', a small spindle-shaped rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|f/fusobacterium.html|Fusobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 20 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Fusobacterium alocis|F. alocis]]'' ( Cato ''et al''. 1985, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''alox'' -''okos'', a furrow; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''alocis'', of a furrow, referring to its isolation from a crevice of the gums.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/4/475</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium canifelinum|F. canifelinum]]'' ( Conrads ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''canum'', of dogs; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''felinum'', of or belonging to a cat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''canifelinum'', of dogs and cats.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/0723202041438509}}</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium equinum|F. equinum]]'' ( Dorsch ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''equinum'', of or belonging to horses.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/1959</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium gonidiaformans|F. gonidiaformans]]'' ( (Tunnicliff and Jackson 1925) Moore and Holdeman 1970, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''gonē'', offspring, seed, organs of generation; [[New Latin]] noun ''gonidium'', gonidium; [[New Latin]] pl. noun ''gonidia'', gonidia; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''formans'', forming; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''gonidiaformans'', gonidia forming.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium mortiferum|F. mortiferum]]'' ( (Harris 1901) Moore and Holdeman 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''mortiferum'', death-bringing, death bearing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium naviforme|F. naviforme]]'' ( (Jungano 1909) Moore and Holdeman 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''navis'', ship; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. ''forme'', in shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''naviforme'', in the shape of a ship.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium necrogenes|F. necrogenes]]'' ( (Weinberg ''et al''. 1937) Moore and Holdeman 1970, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''nekros'', the dead; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'' to produce) producing; [[New Latin]] adjective ''necrogenes'', dead producing, here necrosis producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium necrophorum|F. necrophorum]]'' ( (Flügge 1886) Moore and Holdeman 1969, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''nekros'', the dead; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''phoreō'', to bear; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''necrophorum'', dead producing, here necrosis producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium necrophorum|F. necrophorum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''funduliforme''''' (''ex'' Hallé 1898) Shinjo ''et al''. 1991, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] noun ''fundulus'', akind of sausage; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. ''forme'', in shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''funduliforme'', sausage shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/3/395</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium necrophorum|F. necrophorum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''necrophorum''''' (Flügge 1886) Moore and Holdeman 1969, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''nekros'', the dead; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''phoreō'', to bear; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''necrophorum'', dead producing, here necrosis producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/3/395</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium nucleatum|F. nucleatum]]'' ( Knorr 1922, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''nucleatum'', having a kernel or stone, intended to mean nucleated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium nucleatum|F. nucleatum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''animalis''''' Gharbia and Shah 1992, ; [[Latin]] noun ''animal'' -''alis'', an animal; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''animalis'', of an animal.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/2/296</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium nucleatum|F. nucleatum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''fusiforme''''' (''ex'' Veillon and Zuber 1898) Gharbia and Shah 1992, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] noun ''fusus'', a spindle; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. ''forme'', in shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''fusiforme'', spindle shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/2/296</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium nucleatum|F. nucleatum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''nucleatum''''' Knorr 1922, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''nucleatum'', having a kernel or stone, intended to mean nucleated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/1/74</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium nucleatum|F. nucleatum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''polymorphum''''' (''ex'' Knorr 1922) Dzink ''et al''. 1990, nom. rev., ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''polymorphum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''polumorphos'' -''on''), multiform, polymorphic.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/1/74</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium nucleatum|F. nucleatum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''vincentii''''' Dzink ''et al''. 1990, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''vincentii'', of Vincent, referring to H. Vincent who studied the organism originally isolated from Vincent’s angina and necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/1/74</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium perfoetens|F. perfoetens]]'' ( (Tissier 1905) Moore and Holdeman 1973, ''species''.; [[Latin]] prep. ''per'', exceedingly, very much, very; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''foetens'', stinking; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''perfoetens'', very stinking.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium periodonticum|F. periodonticum]]'' ( Slots ''et al''. 1984, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''peri'', around; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''odous'' -''ontos'', tooth; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''icum'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] neutr. adjective ''periodonticum'', pertaining to periodonte.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/2/270</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium plautii|F. plautii]]'' ( corrig. Séguin 1928, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''plautii'', of Plaut; named for H.C. Plaut, the bacteriologist who first described this organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium polysaccharolyticum|F. polysaccharolyticum]]'' ( van Gylswyk 1981, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''polu'', many; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lyticum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lutikon''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''polysaccharolyticum'', degrading several polysaccharides.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium prausnitzii|F. prausnitzii]]'' ( (Hauduroy ''et al''. 1937) Moore and Holdeman 1970, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''prausnitzii'', of Prausnitz; named for C. Prausnitz, the bacteriologist who first isolated this organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium pseudonecrophorum|F. pseudonecrophorum]]'' ( (''ex'' Harris and Brown 1927) Shinjo ''et al''. 1990, nom. rev., ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective pseudēs, false; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''necrophorum'', a specific epithet of a bacterial species; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''pseudonecrophorum'', the false (''Fusobacterium'') ''necrophorum''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/1/71</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium russii|F. russii]]'' ( (Hauduroy ''et al''. 1937) Moore and Holdeman 1970, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''russii'', of Russ, named after V. Russ, the bacteriologist who first cultured this organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium simiae|F. simiae]]'' ( Slots and Potts 1982, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''simiae'', of/from an ape, of/from a monkey.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/191</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium sulci|F. sulci]]'' ( Cato ''et al''. 1985, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sulci'', of a furrow, referring to its habitat, the human gingival sulcus.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/4/475</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium ulcerans|F. ulcerans]]'' ( Adriaans and Shah 1988, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''ulcerans'', making sore, causing to ulcerate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/4/447</ref> * ''[[Fusobacterium varium|F. varium]]'' ( (Eggerth and Gagnon 1933) Moore and Holdeman 1969, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''varium'', diverse, different.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Fusobacteria]]

Gaetbulibacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Gaetbulibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gaetbulibacter'' | binomial_authority = Jung ''et al''. 2005<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65382-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. saemankumensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gaetbulibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gaetbulibacter'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''gaetbulum'', gaetbul, the Korean name for a tidal flat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gaetbulibacter'', rod isolated from a tidal flat.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gaetbulibacter.html|Gaetbulibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gaetbulibacter marinus|G. marinus]]'' ( Yang and Cho 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''marinus'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65382-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gaetbulibacter saemankumensis|G. saemankumensis]]'' ( Jung ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''saemankumensis'', pertaining to Saemankum, from where the organism was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/1845</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Gaetbulicola

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gaetbulicola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Gaetbulicola'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011015-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. byunsanensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gaetbulicola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gaetbulicola'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''gaetbulum'', gaetbul, the Korean name for a tidal flat; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola''), a dweller, inhabitant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gaetbulicola'', a dweller of a tidal flat.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gaetbulicola.html|Gaetbulicola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gaetbulicola byunsanensis|G. byunsanensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''byunsanensis'', of Byunsan, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011015-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Gaetbulimicrobium

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Gaetbulimicrobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gaetbulimicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63795-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. brevivitae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gaetbulimicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gaetbulimicrobium'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''gaetbulum'', gaetbul, the Korean name for a tidal flat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''microbium'', a microbe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Gaetbulimicrobium'', a microbe isolated from a tidal flat.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gaetbulimicrobium.html|Gaetbulimicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gaetbulimicrobium brevivitae|G. brevivitae]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''brevis'', short; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''vitae'', of life; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''brevivitae'', of a short life, referring to the short-lived cultures of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63795-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Galbibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Galbibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Galbibacter'' | binomial_authority = Khan ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64729-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. mesophilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Galbibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Galbibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''galbus'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Galbibacter'', a yellow bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/galbibacter.html|Galbibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Galbibacter mesophilus|G. mesophilus]]'' ( Khan ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''mesos'', middle; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mesophilus'', middle (temperature)-loving, i.e. mesophilic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64729-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Gallaecimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gallaecimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | genus = ''Gallaecimonas'' | binomial_authority = Rodríguez-blanco ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013532-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. pentaromativorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gallaecimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gallaecimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''Gallaecia'', the country of the ''Gallaeci'', now Galicia, a region of north-west Spain; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', a monad, unit; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gallaecimonas'', single microbe isolated from Galicia.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gallaecimonas.html|Gallaecimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Gallaecimonas can be referred to as gallaecimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gallaecimonas pentaromativorans|G. pentaromativorans]]'' ( Rodríguez-blanco ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] numeral ''pente'', five; [[Latin]] noun ''aroma'' -''atis'', spice; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to devour; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''pentaromativorans'', degrading/devouring aromatic compounds with five rings.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013532-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Gallibacterium

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Gallibacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Pasteurellales]] | familia = [[Pasteurellaceae]] | genus = ''Gallibacterium'' | binomial_authority = Christensen ''et al''. 2003<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005694-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. anatis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gallibacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gallibacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''gallus'', chicken; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Gallibacterium'', bacterium of chicken.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gallibacterium.html|Gallibacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gallibacterium anatis|G. anatis]]'' ( (Mutters ''et al''. 1985) Christensen ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''anatis'', of a duck.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/1/275</ref> * ''[[Gallibacterium melopsittaci|G. melopsittaci]]'' ( Bisgaard ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''melopsittaci'', of ''Melopsittacus'', a zoological name for a genus of parakeet, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005694-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gallibacterium salpingitidis|G. salpingitidis]]'' ( Bisgaard ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salpingitidis'', of/from an inflammation of the ovarial tube.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005694-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gallibacterium trehalosifermentans|G. trehalosifermentans]]'' ( Bisgaard ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''trehalosum'', trehalose; [[Latin]] v. ''fermento'', to ferment; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''trehalosifermentans'', trehalose-fermenting.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005694-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Gallicola

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gallicola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | genus = ''Gallicola'' | binomial_authority = Ezaki ''et al''. 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/4/1521</ref> | type_species = G. barnesae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gallicola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gallicola'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''gallus'', rooster/chicken; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gallicola'', inhabitant of chickens, referring to the isolation of the type species from chicken feces.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gallicola.html|Gallicola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gallicola barnesae|G. barnesae]]'' ( (Schiefer-Ullrich and Andreesen 1986) Ezaki ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''barnesae'', of Barnes, named after E.M. Barnes, a microbiologist.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Gallionella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gallionella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Nitrosomonadales]] | familia = [[Gallionellaceae]] | genus = ''Gallionella'' | binomial_authority = Ehrenberg 1838, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Gallionellaceae'' Henrici and Johnson 1935 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = G. ferruginea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gallionella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gallionella'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Gallionella'', named for B. Gallion, a customs agent and zoologist (1782-1839) in Dieppe, France.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gallionella.html|Gallionella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gallionella ferruginea|G. ferruginea]]'' ( Ehrenberg 1838, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''ferruginea'', of the color of iron-rust, rust-colored.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Gangjinia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gangjinia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gangjinia'' | binomial_authority = Lee ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021592-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. marincola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gangjinia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gangjinia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gangjinia'', named after Gangjin Bay, located on the South Sea in Korea, from where the organism was isolated.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gangjinia.html|Gangjinia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gangjinia marincola|G. marincola]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] noun ''mare'' -''is'', the sea; [[Latin]] noun ''incola'', inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun ''marincola'', inhabitant of the sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021592-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Garciella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Garciella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Eubacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Garciella'' | binomial_authority = Miranda-Tello ''et al''. 2003<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1509</ref> | type_species = G. nitratireducens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Garciella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Garciella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Garciella'', named in honour of the French microbiologist Jean-Louis Garcia, for his important contribution to the taxonomy of anaerobes.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/garciella.html|Garciella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Garciella nitratireducens|G. nitratireducens]]'' ( Miranda-Tello ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''nitratum'', nitrate; [[Latin]] v. ''reduco'', to draw backwards, bring back to a state or condition; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''nitratireducens'', nitrate-reducing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1509</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Gardnerella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gardnerella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Bifidobacteriales]] | familia = [[Bifidobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gardnerella'' | binomial_authority = Greenwood and Pickett 1980<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/170</ref> | type_species = G. vaginalis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gardnerella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gardnerella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Gardnerella'', named after H.[[Latin]] Gardner.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gardnerella.html|Gardnerella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gardnerella vaginalis|G. vaginalis]]'' ( (Gardner and Dukes 1955) Greenwood and Pickett 1980, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''vagina'', sheath, vagina; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''vaginalis'', pertaining to vagina, of the vagina.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/170</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Gelidibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gelidibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gelidibacter'' | binomial_authority = Bowman ''et al''. 1997<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/670</ref> | type_species = G. algens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gelidibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gelidibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''gelidus''<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gelidibacter.html|Gelidibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gelidibacter algens|G. algens]]'' ( Bowman ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective '')<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/670</ref> * ''[[Gelidibacter gilvus|G. gilvus]]'' ( Bowman and Nichols 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''gilvus'', pale yellow.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1471</ref> * ''[[Gelidibacter mesophilus|G. mesophilus]]'' ( Macián ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''mesos'', )<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/4/1325</ref> * ''[[Gelidibacter salicanalis|G. salicanalis]]'' ( Bowman and Nichols 2005, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sal'' ''salis'', salt; [[Latin]] noun ''canalis'' -''is'', channel; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salicanalis'', )<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1471</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Gelria

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gelria'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Thermoanaerobacterales]] | familia = [[Thermoanaerobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Gelria'' | binomial_authority = Plugge ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/2/401</ref> | type_species = G. glutamica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gelria''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gelria'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gelria'', Gelre or Gelderland, one of the 12 provinces in The Netherlands, in which Wageningen is located.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gelria.html|Gelria}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gelria glutamica|G. glutamica]]'' ( Plugge ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''glutamicum'', glutamic acid; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''glutamica'', referring to glutamic acid, on which the bacterium grows.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/2/401</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Gemella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gemella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | genus = ''Gemella'' | binomial_authority = Berger 1960, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = G. haemolysans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gemella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gemella'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''gemellus'', a twin; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gemella'', a little twin.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gemella.html|Gemella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gemella asaccharolytica|G. asaccharolytica]]'' ( Ulger-Toprak ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prefix ''a- (ἄ)'' , not; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lytica'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lutikē''), able to dissolve, able to loose; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''asaccharolytica'', not digesting sugar.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001966-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gemella bergeri|G. bergeri]]'' ( corrig. Collins ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''bergeri'', of Berger, named after Ulrich Berger in recognition of his contributions to the microbiology of gemellae.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/3/631</ref> * ''[[Gemella cuniculi|G. cuniculi]]'' ( Hoyles ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cuniculi'', of the rabbit.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2037</ref> * ''[[Gemella haemolysans|G. haemolysans]]'' ( (Thjøtta and Bøe 1938) Berger 1960, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''haima'' (Latin transliteration ''haema''), blood; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''luo'', dissolve, break up; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''hemolysans'', dissolving blood.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Gemella morbillorum|G. morbillorum]]'' ( (Prévot 1933) Kilpper-Bälz and Schleifer 1988, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''morbillorum'', of measles; once considered to be associated with measles.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/4/442</ref> * ''[[Gemella palaticanis|G. palaticanis]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] noun ''palatum'', the palate, gum; [[Latin]] noun ''canis'', dog; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''palaticanis'', of the gum of a dog.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1523</ref> * ''[[Gemella sanguinis|G. sanguinis]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sanguinis'', of the blood.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/49/1/1</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Geminicoccus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geminicoccus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | genus = ''Geminicoccus'' | binomial_authority = Foesel ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/007492-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. roseus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geminicoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geminicoccus'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''geminus'', twin, double; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Geminicoccus'', two coccoid cells.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geminicoccus.html|Geminicoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Geminicoccus roseus|G. roseus]]'' ( Foesel ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''roseus'', rose colored, pink.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/007492-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Gemmata

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gemmata'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Planctomycetes]] | classis = [[Planctomycea]] | ordo = [[Planctomycetales]] | familia = [[Planctomycetaceae]] | genus = ''Gemmata'' | binomial_authority = Franzmann and Skerman 1985<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02342136}}</ref> | type_species = G. obscuriglobus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gemmata''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Planctomycetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gemmata'' derives from: [[Latin]] v. ''gemmare'', to put forth buds, to bud; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gemmata'' (from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] participle adjective ''gemmata'', put forth buds, budded), budded (bacteria), referring to the cell division mode of the bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gemmata.html|Gemmata}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gemmata obscuriglobus|G. obscuriglobus]]'' ( Franzmann and Skerman 1985, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''obscurus'', dark; [[Latin]] noun ''globus'', a ball, sphere, globe; [[New Latin]] noun ''obscuriglobus'', a dark sphere.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02342136}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Planctomycetes]]

Gemmatimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gemmatimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Gemmatimonadetes]]" | classis = [[Gemmatimonadetes]] | ordo = [[Gemmatimonadales]] | familia = [[Gemmatimonadaceae]] | genus = ''Gemmatimonas'' | binomial_authority = Zhang ''et al''. 2003, (Type genus of the order ''Gemmatimonadales'' Zhang ''et al''. 2003; type genus of the family ''Gemmatimonadaceae'' Zhang ''et al''. 2003).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/4/1155</ref> | type_species = G. aurantiaca | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gemmatimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Gemmatimonadetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gemmatimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''gemmatus'', provided with buds; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', a unit; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gemmatimonas'', a budding unit.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gemmatimonas.html|Gemmatimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Gemmatimonas can be referred to as gemmatimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gemmatimonas aurantiaca|G. aurantiaca]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aurantiaca'', orange-coloured.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/4/1155</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Gemmatimonadetes]]

Gemmiger

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gemmiger'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Hyphomicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Gemmiger'' | binomial_authority = Gossling and Moore 1975, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = G. formicilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gemmiger''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gemmiger'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''gemma'', a bud; [[Latin]] suff. -''ger'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''gero'', to bear), one who carries, carrier; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gemmiger'', bud bearer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gemmiger.html|Gemmiger}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gemmiger formicilis|G. formicilis]]'' ( Gossling and Moore 1975, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''formicum'', acid formic; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''ilis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''formicilis'', pertaining to formic acid.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Gemmobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gemmobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Gemmobacter'' | binomial_authority = Rothe ''et al''. 1988<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00492911}}</ref> | type_species = G. aquatilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gemmobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gemmobacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''gemma'', a bud; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gemmobacter'', a budding rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gemmobacter.html|Gemmobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gemmobacter aquatilis|G. aquatilis]]'' ( Rothe ''et al''. 1988, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aquatilis'', living, growing, or found, in or near water, aquatic, describing its biotope.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00492911}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Geoalkalibacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Geoalkalibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfuromonadales]] | familia = [[Geobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Geoalkalibacter'' | binomial_authority = Zavarzina ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65207-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. ferrihydriticus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geoalkalibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geoalkalibacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''ge'', earth; Arabic article ''al'', the; Arabic noun ''qaliy'', ashes of saltwort; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', alkali; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Geoalkalibacter'', a rod from alkaline earth.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geoalkalibacter.html|Geoalkalibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Geoalkalibacter ferrihydriticus|G. ferrihydriticus]]'' ( Zavarzina ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''ferrihydritum'', ferrihydrite; [[Latin]] suff. -''icus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ferrihydriticus'', pertaining to ferrihydrite, weakly crystalline iron hydroxyde, which is reduced by the species.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65207-0}}</ref> * ''[[Geoalkalibacter subterraneus|G. subterraneus]]'' ( Greene ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''subterraneus'', underground, subterranean.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001537-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Geobacillus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geobacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Bacillaceae]] | genus = ''Geobacillus'' | binomial_authority = Nazina ''et al''. 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/2/433</ref> | type_species = G. stearothermophilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geobacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geobacillus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''Gē'', the Earth; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Geobacillus'', earth or soil small rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geobacillus.html|Geobacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 17 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Geobacillus caldoxylosilyticus|G. caldoxylosilyticus]]'' ( (Ahmad ''et al''. 2000) Fortina ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''caldus'', hot; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''xylosum'', xylose; [[New Latin]] adjective ''lyticus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'' -''ē'' -''on''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''caldoxylosilyticus'', hot and xylose-degrading.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/2063</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus debilis|G. debilis]]'' ( Banat ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''debilis'', feeble, weak, referring to the restricted substrate range for this species.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2197</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus gargensis|G. gargensis]]'' ( Nazina ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''gargensis'', of Garga, pertaining to the Garga hot spring located in Eastern Siberia (Russia), from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2019</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus jurassicus|G. jurassicus]]'' ( Nazina ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''jurassicus'', of Jurassic, referring to the geological period of oil-bearing formation, from where the strains were isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.syapm.2004.09.001}}</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus kaustophilus|G. kaustophilus]]'' ( (Priest ''et al''. 1989) Nazina ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''kaustos'', burnt, red-hot; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''kaustophilus'', loving intense heat.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus lituanicus|G. lituanicus]]'' ( Kuisiene ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lituanicus'', of Lithuania, referring to the Lithuanian oilfield from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/1991</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus pallidus|G. pallidus]]'' ( (Scholz ''et al''. 1988) Banat ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pallidus'', pale, pallid.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2197</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus stearothermophilus|G. stearothermophilus]]'' ( (Donk 1920) Nazina ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''stear'', fat; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''stearothermophilus'', (presumably intended to mean) heat- and fat-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus subterraneus|G. subterraneus]]'' ( Nazina ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''subterraneus'', subterranean, below the Earth's surface.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/2/433</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus tepidamans|G. tepidamans]]'' ( Schäffer ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''tepidus'', moderately warm, lukewarm; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''amans'', loving; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''tepidamans'', lowing warm (conditions).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2361</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus thermocatenulatus|G. thermocatenulatus]]'' ( (Golovacheva ''et al''. 1991) Nazina ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] adjective ''catenulatus'', chain-like; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thermocatenulatus'', thermophilic, chain-like, referring to two of the organism's features.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/2/433</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus thermodenitrificans|G. thermodenitrificans]]'' ( (Manachini ''et al''. 2000) Nazina ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''denitrificans'', denitrifying; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thermodenitrificans'', thermophilic denitrifying, referring to two of the organism's features.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus thermoglucosidasius|G. thermoglucosidasius]]'' ( (Suzuki ''et al''. 1984) Nazina ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] adjective ''glucosidasius'', of glucosidase; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thermoglucosidasius'', indicating the production of heat-stable glucosidase.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus thermoleovorans|G. thermoleovorans]]'' ( (Zarilla and Perry 1988) Nazina ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[Latin]] noun ''oleum'', oil; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thermoleovorans'', indicating heat-requiring bacteria capable of utilizing oil (hydrocarbons).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus toebii|G. toebii]]'' ( Sung ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''toebii'', of toebi, a special farmland compost in Korea, from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/6/2251</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus uzenensis|G. uzenensis]]'' ( Nazina ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''uzenensis'', pertaining to Uzen, referring to the Uzen oilfield, Kazakhstan, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/2/433</ref> * ''[[Geobacillus vulcani|G. vulcani]]'' ( (Caccamo ''et al''. 2000) Nazina ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''vulcani'', of Vulcan, the god of fire and, by extension, of the volcano. Pertaining to the Eolian Island Volcano where the organism was isolated from a shallow marine hydrothermal vent.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2019</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Geobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfuromonadales]] | familia = [[Geobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Geobacter'' | binomial_authority = Lovley ''et al''. 1995, (Type genus of the family ''Geobacteraceae'' Holmes ''et al''. 2004; type genus of the family ''Geobacteraceae'' Garrity ''et al''. 2006.).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00290916}}</ref> | type_species = G. metallireducens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''gē'', the earth; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Geobacter'', a rod from the earth.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geobacter.html|Geobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Geobacter argillaceus|G. argillaceus]]'' ( Shelobolina ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''argillaceus'', of clay.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64221-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Geodermatophilus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geodermatophilus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Frankineae]] | familia = [[Geodermatophilaceae]] | genus = ''Geodermatophilus'' | binomial_authority = Luedemann 1968, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Geodermatophilaceae'' Normand 2006).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = G. obscurus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geodermatophilus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geodermatophilus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''gē'', earth; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''derma'' -''atos'', skin; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective philos), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Geodermatophilus'', (bacteria) loving earth and skin (a group of microorganisms that live in the soil, yet that love the skin, by analogy to the genus ''Dermatophilus'', the actinobacterial genus causing a skin disease, that has similar morphological features).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geodermatophilus.html|Geodermatophilus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Geodermatophilus obscurus|G. obscurus]]'' ( Luedemann 1968, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''obscurus'', dark, obscure, indistinct.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Geodermatophilus ruber|G. ruber]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ruber'', red.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020610-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Geoglobus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geoglobus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Archaeoglobi]] | ordo = [[Archaeoglobales]] | familia = [[Archaeoglobaceae]] | genus = ''Geoglobus'' | binomial_authority = Kashefi ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/3/719</ref> | type_species = G. ahangari | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geoglobus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geoglobus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''gē'', the Earth; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''globus'', ball; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Geoglobus'', a ball from the Earth.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geoglobus.html|Geoglobus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Geoglobus acetivorans|G. acetivorans]]'' ( Slobodkina ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar, used to refer to acetic acid; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''acetivorans'', vinegar (acetic acid) consuming.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011080-0}}</ref> * ''[[Geoglobus ahangari|G. ahangari]]'' ( Kashefi ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] gen. noun ''ahangari'', of ahangar a blacksmith or a smith who works with iron, named after Kaveh Ahangar, the mythical Persian hero who was also a blacksmith by trade; arbitrary name referring to the ability to use Fe(III) as an electron acceptor.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Geomicrobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geomicrobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | genus = ''Geomicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Echigo ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013268-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. halophilum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geomicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geomicrobium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''gē'', earth, soil; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''microbium'', a microbe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Geomicrobium'', a microbe from soil.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geomicrobium.html|Geomicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Geomicrobium halophilum|G. halophilum]]'' ( Echigo ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''halophilum'', salt-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013268-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Geopsychrobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geopsychrobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfuromonadales]] | familia = [[Geobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Geopsychrobacter'' | binomial_authority = Holmes ''et al''. 2005<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/AEM.70.10.6023-6030.2004}}</ref> | type_species = G. electrodiphilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geopsychrobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geopsychrobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''gē'', earth; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psukhros'', cold; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, stick, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Geopsychrobacter'', a rod from cold earth.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geopsychrobacter.html|Geopsychrobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Geopsychrobacter electrodiphilus|G. electrodiphilus]]'' ( Holmes ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''electrodum'', electrode; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''electrodiphilus'', electrode loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/AEM.70.10.6023-6030.2004}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Georgfuchsia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Georgfuchsia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodocyclales]] | familia = [[Rhodocyclaceae]] | genus = ''Georgfuchsia'' | binomial_authority = Weelink ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.033498-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Georgfuchsia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Georgfuchsia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Georgfuchsia'', named after Georg Fuchs, for his contribution to our present understanding of anaerobic microbial growth on aromatic hydrocarbons.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/georgfuchsia.html|Georgfuchsia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Georgfuchsia toluolica|G. toluolica]]'' ( Weelink ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''toluol'' (from Fr. or Sp. ''tolu'', balsam from Santiago de Tolu), toluol, toluene; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''toluolica'', pertaining to toluene.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.033498-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Georgenia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Georgenia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Bogoriellaceae]] | genus = ''Georgenia'' | binomial_authority = Altenburger ''et al''. 2002<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64749-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. muralis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Georgenia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Georgenia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Georgenia'', referring to the village St Georgen in Styria, where strains 1A-CT and 3A-1 were isolated.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/georgenia.html|Georgenia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Georgenia halophila|G. halophila]]'' ( Tang ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''halophila'', salt-loving, referring to the ability of the type strain to grow at high NaCl concentrations.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014993-0}}</ref> * ''[[Georgenia muralis|G. muralis]]'' ( Altenburger ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective muralis, pertaining or belonging to walls.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/3/875</ref> * ''[[Georgenia ruanii|G. ruanii]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''ruanii'', of Ruan, named in honour of Ji-Sheng Ruan (born in 1926), a Chinese microbiologist who devotes himself to the study of actinomycete taxonomy.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64749-0}}</ref> * ''[[Georgenia soli|G. soli]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil, the source of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014902-0}}</ref> * ''[[Georgenia thermotolerans|G. thermotolerans]]'' ( Hamada ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thermotolerans'', able to tolerate high temperatures.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005140-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Geosporobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geosporobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Clostridiaceae]] | genus = ''Geosporobacter'' | binomial_authority = Klouche ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64642-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. subterraneus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geosporobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geosporobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''ge'', the earth; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed and, in biology, a spore; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Geosporobacter'', a sporulated rod from the earth.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geosporobacter.html|Geosporobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Geosporobacter subterraneus|G. subterraneus]]'' ( Klouche ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''subterraneus'', underground, subterranean.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64642-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Geothermobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geothermobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfuromonadales]] | familia = [[Geobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Geothermobacter'' | binomial_authority = Kashefi ''et al''. 2005<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/AEM.69.5.2985-2993.2003}}</ref> | type_species = G. ehrlichii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geothermobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geothermobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''gē'', earth; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, stick, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Geothermobacter'', a rod from hot hearth.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geothermobacter.html|Geothermobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Geothermobacter ehrlichii|G. ehrlichii]]'' ( Kashefi ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ehrlichii'', of Ehrlich, in honor of Henry Lutz Ehrlich, in recognition of his fundamental contributions to the field of geomicrobiology and the area of microbial interactions with metals in particular.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/AEM.69.5.2985-2993.2003}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Geothrix

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geothrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Acidobacteria]] | classis = [[Holophagae]] | ordo = [[Holophagales]] | familia = [[Holophagaceae]] | genus = ''Geothrix'' | binomial_authority = Coates ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1615</ref> | type_species = G. fermentans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geothrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Acidobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geothrix'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun gē, earth; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thrix'', hair; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Geothrix'', hair-like cell from the earth, referring to the cell morphology under fumarate-reducing conditions.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geothrix.html|Geothrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Geothrix fermentans|G. fermentans]]'' ( Coates ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''fermentans'', fermenting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1615</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Acidobacteria]]

Geotoga

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geotoga'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Thermotogae]]" | classis = [[Thermotogae]] | ordo = [[Thermotogales]] | familia = [[Thermotogaceae]] | genus = ''Geotoga'' | binomial_authority = Davey ''et al''. 1993<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/4/864</ref> | type_species = G. petraea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geotoga''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Thermotogae]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geotoga'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''gē'', earth; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''toga'', Roman outer garment; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Geotoga'', the earth outer garment.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geotoga.html|Geotoga}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Geotoga petraea|G. petraea]]'' ( Davey ''et al''. 1993, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''petraea'', that grows among rocks, describing its isolation from a rock formation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/4/864</ref> * ''[[Geotoga subterranea|G. subterranea]]'' ( Davey ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''subterranea'', underground, subterranean, describing its site of isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/4/864</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Thermotogae]]

Geovibrio

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Geovibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Deferribacteres]]" | classis = [[Deferribacteres]] | ordo = [[Deferribacterales]] | familia = [[Deferribacteraceae]] | genus = ''Geovibrio'' | binomial_authority = Caccavo ''et al''. 2000, (Type genus of the order ''Geovibriales'' Cavalier-Smith 2002).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050340}}</ref> | type_species = G. ferrireducens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Geovibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Deferribacteres]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Geovibrio'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''gē'', the earth; [[Latin]] v. ''vibro'', to vibrate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Geovibrio'', vibrating from the earth.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/geovibrio.html|Geovibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Geovibrio ferrireducens|G. ferrireducens]]'' ( Caccavo ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'', leading back, bringing back and, in chemistry, converting to a different oxidation state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''ferrireducens'', reducing iron.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050340}}</ref> * ''[[Geovibrio thiophilus|G. thiophilus]]'' ( Janssen ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thiophilus'', sulfur-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/4/1341</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Deferribacteres]]

Gibbsiella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Gibbsiella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gibbsiella'' | binomial_authority = Brady ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.033498-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gibbsiella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gibbsiella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gibbsiella'', named in honour of British forest pathologist John N. Gibbs for his contribution to forest pathology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gibbsiella.html|Gibbsiella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gibbsiella quercinecans|G. quercinecans]]'' ( Brady ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''quercus'', oak, oaktree; [[Latin]] v. ''necare'', to kill, to destroy; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''quercinecans'', oak-destroying (causing necrosis of oak).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.033498-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Giesbergeria

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Giesbergeria'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Comamonadaceae]] | genus = ''Giesbergeria'' | binomial_authority = Grabovich ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64027-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. voronezhensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Giesbergeria''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Giesbergeria'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Giesbergeria'', named after the researcher G. Giesberger, who made a great contribution to the study of physiology of heterotrophic spirilla.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/giesbergeria.html|Giesbergeria}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Giesbergeria anulus|G. anulus]]'' ( (Williams and Rittenberg 1957) Grabovich ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''anulus'' (nominative in apposition), a ring.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64027-0}}</ref> * ''[[Giesbergeria giesbergeri|G. giesbergeri]]'' ( (Williams and Rittenberg 1957) Grabovich ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''giesbergeri'', of Giesberger, researcher who had made a great contribution to the study of heterotrophic spirilla.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64027-0}}</ref> * ''[[Giesbergeria kuznetsovii|G. kuznetsovii]]'' ( Grabovich ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kuznetsovii'', of Kuznetsov, named after Sergey Kuznetsov, Russian microbiologist, who had made a great contribution to the study of microbial ecology.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64027-0}}</ref> * ''[[Giesbergeria sinuosa|G. sinuosa]]'' ( (Williams and Rittenberg 1957) Grabovich ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''sinuosa'', full of curves.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64027-0}}</ref> * ''[[Giesbergeria voronezhensis|G. voronezhensis]]'' ( Grabovich ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''voronezhensis'', pertaining to Voronezh, the place from where the first strains were isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64027-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Gillisia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gillisia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gillisia'' | binomial_authority = Van Trappen ''et al''. 2004<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/445</ref> | type_species = G. limnaea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gillisia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gillisia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gillisia'', named after Monique Gillis, a Belgian bacteriologist who has made major contributions to bacterial taxonomy.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gillisia.html|Gillisia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gillisia hiemivivida|G. hiemivivida]]'' ( Bowman and Nichols 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''hiems'' -''emis'', the cold (of winter); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''vivida'', lively; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hiemivivida'', lively in the cold.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1471</ref> * ''[[Gillisia illustrilutea|G. illustrilutea]]'' ( Bowman and Nichols 2005, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''illustris'', bright; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lutea'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''illustrilutea'', bright yellow.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1471</ref> * ''[[Gillisia limnaea|G. limnaea]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''limnaios'', of or from the marsh; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''limnaea'', living in the water, referring to the isolation source, microbial mats in Lake Fryxell.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/445</ref> * ''[[Gillisia mitskevichiae|G. mitskevichiae]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''mitskevichiae'', of Mitskevich, in honour of Irina N. Mitskevich, a Russian marine microbiologist, for her contributions to the development of marine microbiology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/321</ref> * ''[[Gillisia myxillae|G. myxillae]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Myxilla'', systematic name of a genus of sponges; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''myxillae'', of/from ''Myxilla'', referring to the isolation of the type strain from the sponge ''Myxilla'' ''incrustans''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64345-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gillisia sandarakina|G. sandarakina]]'' ( Bowman and Nichols 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''sandarakina'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''sandarakinē''), of orange colour.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1471</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Gilvibacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Gilvibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gilvibacter'' | binomial_authority = Khan ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64628-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gilvibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gilvibacter'' derives from: : [[Latin]] adjective ''gilvus'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gilvibacter'', yellow rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gilvibacter.html|Gilvibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gilvibacter sediminis|G. sediminis]]'' ( Khan ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sediminis'', of a sediment.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64628-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Gilvimarinus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gilvimarinus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | genus = ''Gilvimarinus'' | binomial_authority = Du ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001313-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. chinensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gilvimarinus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gilvimarinus'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''gilvus'', faint yellow; [[Latin]] adjective ''marinus'', of or belonging to the sea, marine; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gilvimarinus'', a bacterium belonging to or living in the Yellow Sea.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gilvimarinus.html|Gilvimarinus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gilvimarinus chinensis|G. chinensis]]'' ( Du ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''chinensis'' pertaining to China, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001313-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Glaciecola

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Glaciecola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Alteromonadales]] | familia = [[Alteromonadaceae]] | genus = ''Glaciecola'' | binomial_authority = Bowman ''et al''. 1998<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1213</ref> | type_species = G. punicea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Glaciecola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Glaciecola'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''glacies'', ice; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola''), an inhabitant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Glaciecola'', inhabitant of ice.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/glaciecola.html|Glaciecola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 9 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Glaciecola agarilytica|G. agarilytica]]'' ( Yong ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''agarum'', agar-agar, algal polysaccharide; [[New Latin]] adjective ''lyticus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'' -''ē'' -''on''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''agarilytica'', agar-dissolving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64723-0}}</ref> * ''[[Glaciecola chathamensis|G. chathamensis]]'' ( Matsuyama ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''chathamensis'', pertaining to Chatham Rise, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64413-0}}</ref> * ''[[Glaciecola lipolytica|G. lipolytica]]'' ( Chen ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''lipos'', fat; [[New Latin]] adjective ''lyticus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'' -''ē'' -''on''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lipolytica'', fat-dissolving, referring to the property of being able to hydrolyse lipid.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000489-0}}</ref> * ''[[Glaciecola mesophila|G. mesophila]]'' ( Romanenko ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''mesos'', medium; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mesophila'', medium-temperature-loving, mesophilic.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/3/647</ref> * ''[[Glaciecola nitratireducens|G. nitratireducens]]'' ( Baik ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''nitras'' -''atis'', nitrate; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'', converting to a different state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''nitratireducens'', reducing nitrate.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64330-0}}</ref> * ''[[Glaciecola pallidula|G. pallidula]]'' ( Bowman ''et al''. 1998, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pallidula'', somewhat pale, referring to the weak pigmentation of the species.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1213</ref> * ''[[Glaciecola polaris|G. polaris]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''polaris'', polar, referring to the origin of the strains in the Arctic Ocean.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1765</ref> * ''[[Glaciecola psychrophila|G. psychrophila]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''psychrophila'', cold loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64575-0}}</ref> * ''[[Glaciecola punicea|G. punicea]]'' ( Bowman ''et al''. 1998, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''punicea'', red, referring to the species pigmentation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1213</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Glaciibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Glaciibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Microbacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Glaciibacter'' | binomial_authority = Katayama ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001354-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. superstes | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Glaciibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Glaciibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''glacies'', ice; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Glaciibacter'', a rod of the ice.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/glaciibacter.html|Glaciibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Glaciibacter superstes|G. superstes]]'' ( Katayama ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''superstes'', surviving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001354-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Globicatella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Globicatella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Aerococcaceae]] | genus = ''Globicatella'' | binomial_authority = Collins ''et al''. 1995<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1365-2672.1992.tb05000.x}}</ref> | type_species = G. sanguinis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Globicatella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Globicatella'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''globus'', a ball, sphere, globe; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''catella'', a small chain; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Globicatella'', a short chain made up of spheres.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/globicatella.html|Globicatella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Globicatella sanguinis|G. sanguinis]]'' ( corrig. Collins ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sanguinis'', of the blood.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1365-2672.1992.tb05000.x}}</ref> * ''[[Globicatella sulfidifaciens|G. sulfidifaciens]]'' ( Vandamme ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''sulfidum'', sulfide; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''faciens'', producing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''sulfidifaciens'', sulfide-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1745</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Gluconacetobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gluconacetobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodospirillales]] | familia = [[Acetobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Gluconacetobacter'' | binomial_authority = corrig. Yamada ''et al''. 1998<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018465-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. liquefaciens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gluconacetobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gluconacetobacter'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''gluconicum'', gluconic acid; [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gluconacetobacter'', gluconate-vinegar rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gluconacetobacter.html|Gluconacetobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 16 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter azotocaptans|G. azotocaptans]]'' ( Fuentes-Ramírez ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''azotum'' [from Fr. noun ''azote'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''a'', not; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''zōē'', life; N.[[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''azōē'', not sustaining life)], nitrogen; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''captans'', catching; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''azotocaptans'', nitrogen-catching.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/4/1305</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter diazotrophicus|G. diazotrophicus]]'' ( corrig. (Gillis ''et al''. 1989) Yamada ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Latin]] pref. ''dis'' ''di'', in two; [[New Latin]] noun ''azotum'' [from Fr. noun ''azote'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''a'', not; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''zōē'', life; N.[[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''azōē'', not sustaining life)], nitrogen; [[New Latin]] pref. ''diazo''-, pertaining to dinitrogen; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''trophikos'' -ē -on, nursing, tending; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''diazotrophicus'', one that feeds on dinitrogen.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/1/327</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter entanii|G. entanii]]'' ( Schüller ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''entanii'', of Entani, named to honour Etsuzo Entani, a Japanese microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2013</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter europaeus|G. europaeus]]'' ( corrig. (Sievers ''et al''. 1992) Yamada ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''europaeus'', of or belonging to Europe.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/1/327</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter hansenii|G. hansenii]]'' ( corrig. (Gosselé ''et al''. 1983) Yamada ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hansenii'', of Hansen, named after E.C. Hansen, Danish microbiologist, reknowned for his studies on the acetic acid bacteria.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63252-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter intermedius|G. intermedius]]'' ( (Boesch ''et al''. 1998) Yamada 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''intermedius'', that is between, intermediate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2225</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter johannae|G. johannae]]'' ( Fuentes-Ramírez ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''johannae'', of Johanna, in honor of the Brazilian microbiologist, Johanna Döbereiner, who isolated ''Gluconacetobacter'' ''diazotrophicus'' as the first nitrogen-fixing species of the genus ''Gluconacetobacter''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/4/1305</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter kombuchae|G. kombuchae]]'' ( Dutta and Gachhui 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''kombuchae'', from Kombucha, a kind of fermented tea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64638-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter liquefaciens|G. liquefaciens]]'' ( corrig. (Asai 1935) Yamada ''et al''. 1998, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''liquefaciens'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''liquefacio''), liquefying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/1/327</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter nataicola|G. nataicola]]'' ( Lisdiyanti ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''nataum'', nata (a food composed of cellulose produced by acetic acid bacteria in South-East Asia); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''cola'', inhabitant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''nataicola'', nata inhabitant, referring to the isolation source, nata de coco, of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63252-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter oboediens|G. oboediens]]'' ( (Sokollek ''et al''. 1998) Yamada 2000, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''oboediens'', obedient.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2225</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter rhaeticus|G. rhaeticus]]'' ( Dellaglio ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''rhaeticus'', pertaining to Rhaetia, Latin denomination of South Tyrol in Italy, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2365</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter sacchari|G. sacchari]]'' ( Franke ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] noun ''saccharum'', sugar and also the generic name of the sugarcane (''Saccharum'' ''officinarum''); [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sacchari'', of ''Saccharum'', of sugarcane, from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1681</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter saccharivorans|G. saccharivorans]]'' ( Lisdiyanti ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''saccharum'', sugar; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''saccharivorans'', sugar-devouring.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63252-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter sucrofermentans|G. sucrofermentans]]'' ( (Toyosaki ''et al''. 1996) Cleenwerck ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] participle ''sucrofermentans'', intended to mean sucrose-fermenting.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018465-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter swingsii|G. swingsii]]'' ( Dellaglio ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''swingsii'', of Swings, in honour of Jean Swings who studied and reviewed acetic acid bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2365</ref> * ''[[Gluconacetobacter xylinus|G. xylinus]]'' ( corrig. (Brown 1886) Yamada ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''xulon'', wood cut and ready for use, firewood, timber; [[Latin]] suff. -''inus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''xylinus'', belonging to wood, woody.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/1/327</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Gluconobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gluconobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodospirillales]] | familia = [[Acetobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Gluconobacter'' | binomial_authority = Asai 1935, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = G. oxydans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gluconobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gluconobacter'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''gluconicum'', gluconic acid; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gluconacetobacter'', gluconate rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gluconobacter.html|Gluconobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 13 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gluconobacter albidus|G. albidus]]'' ( (''ex'' Kondo and Ameyama 1958) Yukphan ''et al''. 2005, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''albidus'', white, referring to the colony color of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.50.235}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter asaii|G. asaii]]'' ( Mason and Claus 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''asaii'', of Asai, named after Toshinobu Asai, Japanese microbiologist, who described the genus ''Gluconobacter''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/174</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter cerinus|G. cerinus]]'' ( (''ex'' Asai 1935) Yamada and Akita 1984, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''cerinus'', wax-colored, yellow like wax.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/34/4/503</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter frateurii|G. frateurii]]'' ( Mason and Claus 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''frateurii'', of Frateur, named after Joseph Frateur (1903-1974), Belgian microbiologist, who is well known for his study of acetic acid bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/174</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter japonicus|G. japonicus]]'' ( Malimas ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''japonicus'', of Japan, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65740-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter kanchanaburiensis|G. kanchanaburiensis]]'' ( Malimas ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''kanchanaburiensis'', pertaining to Kanchanaburi, Thailand, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017988-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter kondonii|G. kondonii]]'' ( Malimas ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kondonii'', of Kondo, to honor a Japanese microbiologist, Dr. Keiji Kondo, in recognition of his contributions to the systematic study of acetic acid bacteria, especially in isolation of a large number of ''Gluconobacter'' strains.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000679-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter oxydans|G. oxydans]]'' ( (Henneberg 1897) De Ley 1961, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxydo'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oxus'', sour, acid), to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''oxydans'', oxidizing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter oxydans|G. oxydans]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''industrius''''' (Henneberg 1898) De Ley and Frateur 1974, ''subspecies''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''industrius'', active, industrious.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter oxydans|G. oxydans]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''melanogenes''''' (Beijerinck 1911) De Ley and Frateur 1974, ''subspecies''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''melania'', black pigment; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''melanogenes'', producing black pigment.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter oxydans|G. oxydans]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''oxydans''''' (Henneberg 1897) De Ley 1961, ''subspecies''.; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxydo'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oxus'', sour, acid), to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''oxydans'', oxidizing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter oxydans|G. oxydans]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''sphaericus''''' Ameyama 1975, ''subspecies''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''sphaericus'', spherical, referring to the cell shape of the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter oxydans|G. oxydans]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''suboxydans''''' (Kluyver and de Leeuw 1924) De Ley and Frateur 1974, ''subspecies''.; [[Latin]] pref. ''sub'', under, below, slightly; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxydo'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oxus'', sour, acid), to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''suboxydans'', slightly oxidizing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter roseus|G. roseus]]'' ( (''ex'' Asai 1935) Malimas ''et al''. 2008, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''roseus'', rose, referring to the colony color of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005389-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter sphaericus|G. sphaericus]]'' ( (Ameyama 1975) Malimas ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''sphaericus'', spherical, referring to the cell shape of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/008953-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter thailandicus|G. thailandicus]]'' ( Tanasupawat ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thailandicus'', of Thailand, pertaining to Thailand, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.50.159}}</ref> * ''[[Gluconobacter wancherniae|G. wancherniae]]'' ( Yukphan ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''wancherniae'', of Wanchern, to honor Wanchern Potacharoen, a Thai microbiologist, the former head of BIOTEC Culture Collection (BCC), National Center for Genetic and Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC), National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), Pathumthani, Thailand, in recognition of her contributions to the systematic study of acetic acid bacteria.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.026252-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Glycomyces

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Glycomyces'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Glycomycineae]] | familia = [[Glycomycetaceae]] | genus = ''Glycomyces'' | binomial_authority = Labeda ''et al''. 1985, (Type genus of the suborder ''Glycomycineae'' Rainey ''et al''. 1997; type genus of the family ''Glycomycetaceae'' Rainey ''et al''. 1997).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/4/417</ref> | type_species = G. harbinensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Glycomyces''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Glycomyces'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''glukus'', sweet to the taste or smell; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''mukēs'', a mushroom; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Glycomyces'', a sweet (glycolipid-containing) mushroom.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/glycomyces.html|Glycomyces}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 10 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Glycomyces algeriensis|G. algeriensis]]'' ( Labeda and Kroppenstedt 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''algeriensis'', of or belonging to Algeria, the place of origin of the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2343</ref> * ''[[Glycomyces arizonensis|G. arizonensis]]'' ( Labeda and Kroppenstedt 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''arizonensis'', of or belonging to Arizona, the place of origin of the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2343</ref> * ''[[Glycomyces endophyticus|G. endophyticus]]'' ( Qin ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''endo'', within; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''phyton'', plant; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''icus'', adjectival suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''endophyticus'', endophytic, within plants, pertaining to the original isolation from plant tissues.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000398-0}}</ref> * ''[[Glycomyces harbinensis|G. harbinensis]]'' ( Labeda ''et al''. 1985, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''harbinensis'', of or belonging to Harbin, China (the source of the soil sample from which this organism was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/4/417</ref> * ''[[Glycomyces lechevalierae|G. lechevalierae]]'' ( Labeda and Kroppenstedt 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''lechevalierae'', of Lechevalier, named for Mary Lechevalier, an American microbiologist who isolated the strain and contributed substantially to the field of actinomycete biology during her career at the Waksman Institute of Microbiology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2343</ref> * ''[[Glycomyces mayteni|G. mayteni]]'' ( Qin ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Maytenus'', a botanical genus name; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mayteni'', of ''Maytenus'', referring to the isolation of the type strain from tissues of ''Maytenus'' ''austroyunnanensis''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005942-0}}</ref> * ''[[Glycomyces rutgersensis|G. rutgersensis]]'' ( Labeda ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''rutgersensis'', of or belonging to Rutgers University where the organism was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/4/417</ref> * ''[[Glycomyces sambucus|G. sambucus]]'' ( Gu ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sambucus'', of the plant genus ''Sambucus''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65064-0}}</ref> * ''[[Glycomyces scopariae|G. scopariae]]'' ( Qin ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Scoparia'', a botanical genus name; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''scopariae'', of ''Scoparia'', referring to the isolation of the type strain from tissues of ''Scoparia'' ''dulcis''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005942-0}}</ref> * ''[[Glycomyces tenuis|G. tenuis]]'' ( Evtushenko ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''tenuis'', thin, slender, referring to the very thin vegetative hyphae of this strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/154</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Goodfellowiella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Goodfellowiella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Pseudonocardineae]] | familia = [[Pseudonocardiaceae]] | genus = ''Goodfellowiella'' | binomial_authority = Labeda ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000299-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. coeruleoviolacea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Goodfellowiella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Goodfellowiella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Goodfellowiella'', named for Michael Goodfellow, a microbiologist at the University of Newcastle, in recognition of his contributions to microbial systematics.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/goodfellowiella.html|Goodfellowiella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Goodfellowiella coeruleoviolacea|G. coeruleoviolacea]]'' ( (Preobrazhenskaya and Terekhova 1987) Labeda ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''coeruleus'', dark-colored, dark blue; [[Latin]] adjective ''violaceus'', violet-colored, violet; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''coeruleoviolacea'', dark violet-colored.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000299-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Gordonia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gordonia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Corynebacterineae]] | familia = [[Nocardiaceae]] | genus = ''Gordonia'' | binomial_authority = corrig. (''ex'' Tsukamura 1971) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1989, , nom. rev. (Type genus of the family ''Gordoniaceae'' Rainey ''et al''. 1997).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/2/479</ref> | type_species = G. bronchialis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gordonia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gordonia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gordonia'', named after Ruth E. Gordon, a famous bacterial systematist.''' <ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gordonia.html|Gordonia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 33 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gordonia aichiensis|G. aichiensis]]'' ( corrig. (Tsukamura 1983) Klatte ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aichiensis,'' belonging to Aichi Prefecture, Japan from where the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/769</ref> * ''[[Gordonia alkanivorans|G. alkanivorans]]'' ( Kummer ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkanum'', saturated aliphatic hydrocarbon; [[Latin]] v. ''vorare'', to eat; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''alkanivorans'', alkane-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1513</ref> * ''[[Gordonia amarae|G. amarae]]'' ( corrig. (Lechevalier and Lechevalier 1974) Klatte ''et al''. 1994, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''amara'', trench, conduit, channel; here a sewage duct; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''amarae'', of a sewage duct.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/769</ref> * ''[[Gordonia amarae|G. amarae]]'' ( (Lechevalier and Lechevalier 1974) Ruimy ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''amara''n trench, conduit, channel; here a sewage duct; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''amarae''n of a sewage duct.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1994.tb07234.x}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia amicalis|G. amicalis]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''amicalis'', friendly, pertaining to friendship.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2031</ref> * ''[[Gordonia araii|G. araii]]'' ( Kageyama ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''araii'', of Arai, to honour Tadashi Arai, a Japanese microbiologist, for his valuable contributions to microbial taxonomy and secondary metabolites.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64067-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia bronchialis|G. bronchialis]]'' ( corrig. (Tsukamura 1971) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1989, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] pl. noun ''bronchia'', the bronchial tubes; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''bronchialis,'' pertaining to the bronchi, coming from the bronchi.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/2/479</ref> * ''[[Gordonia cholesterolivorans|G. cholesterolivorans]]'' ( Drzyzga ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''cholesterol'', cholesterol; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', eating, devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''cholesterolivorans'', cholesterol-devouring.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005777-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia defluvii|G. defluvii]]'' ( Soddell ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''defluvii'', of sewage.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64034-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia desulfuricans|G. desulfuricans]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] pref. ''de'', from; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'', sulfur; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''desulfuricans'' (from [[New Latin]] v. ''desulfurico'', to reduce sulfur), reducing sulfur compounds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1845</ref> * ''[[Gordonia effusa|G. effusa]]'' ( Kageyama ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''effusa'', poured out, extensive, vast, broad, wide, referring to the spreading colonial growth.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64067-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia hankookensis|G. hankookensis]]'' ( Park ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hankookensis'', of or belonging to Hankook, the Korean name of South Korea from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011585-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia hirsuta|G. hirsuta]]'' ( corrig. Klatte ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hirsuta'', shaggy, rough, referring to the rough surfaces of colonies.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/2/479</ref> * ''[[Gordonia humi|G. humi]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''humi'', of/from soil, the source of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020545-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia hydrophobica|G. hydrophobica]]'' ( corrig. Bendinger ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water, [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''phobos'', fear, dread; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hydrophobica'', water avoiding, hydrophobic.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/45/3/544</ref> * ''[[Gordonia kroppenstedtii|G. kroppenstedtii]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kroppenstedtii'', of Kroppenstedt, in honour of Reiner Michael Kroppenstedt, a German microbiologist, for his enormous contributions to the taxonomy of actinomycetes.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005322-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia lacunae|G. lacunae]]'' ( le Roes ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacunae'', of a pool, pond, intended to mean of a lagoon (isolated from sand taken form a lagoon))<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010819-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia malaquae|G. malaquae]]'' ( Yassin ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''malus'', bad; [[Latin]] noun ''aqua'', water; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''malaquae'', of bad water, effluent.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64893-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia namibiensis|G. namibiensis]]'' ( Brandão ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''namibiensis'', of or belonging to Namibia, the origin of the soil sample from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/0723-2020-00074}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia neofelifaecis|G. neofelifaecis]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Neofelis'', a zoological genus name which encompasses the clouded leopard ''Neofelis'' ''nebulosa''; [[Latin]] noun ''faex'' ''faecis'', faeces; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''neofelifaecis'', of the faeces of a clouded leopard.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020321-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia nitida|G. nitida]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''nitida'', bright, shining, glossy, pertaining to the appearance of the colonies.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1203</ref> * ''[[Gordonia otitidis|G. otitidis]]'' ( Iida ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''ous'' ''otos'', ear; [[Latin]] suff. -''itis'' -''idis'', suffix used in names of inflammations; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''otitidis'', of inflammation of the ear.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/1871</ref> * ''[[Gordonia paraffinivorans|G. paraffinivorans]]'' ( Xue ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''paraffina'', paraffin; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''paraffinivorans'', paraffin-devouring, referring to the ability to degrade paraffin.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1643</ref> * ''[[Gordonia polyisoprenivorans|G. polyisoprenivorans]]'' ( Linos ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''polyisoprenum'', polyisoprene; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''polyisoprenivorans'', polyisoprene eating, referring to the ability to degrade polyisoprene.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1785</ref> * ''[[Gordonia rhizosphera|G. rhizosphera]]'' ( Takeuchi and Hatano 1998, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''rhiza,'' root; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''sphaira'', ball, sphere; [[Latin]] (''sic'') [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective (''sic'') ''rhizosphera'' (''sic''), within the sphere of the root (''sic'').)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/3/907</ref> * ''[[Gordonia rubripertincta|G. rubripertincta]]'' ( corrig. (Hefferan 1904) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''ruber'' -''bra'' -''brum'', red; [[Latin]] pref. ''per'', very; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] participle adjective ''tincta'', dyed, colored; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] participle adjective ''rubripertincta'', heavily dyed red.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/48/3/1073</ref> * ''[[Gordonia shandongensis|G. shandongensis]]'' ( Luo ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''shandongensis'', of or belonging to Shandong Province, China, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64536-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia sihwensis|G. sihwensis]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''sihwensis'', of or belonging to lake Sihwa in Korea, from where the type strain was recovered.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1427</ref> * ''[[Gordonia sinesedis|G. sinesedis]]'' ( Maldonado ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] prep. ''sine'', without; [[Latin]] noun ''sedes'' -''is'', dwelling-place, residence, habitation; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] (?) noun (?) ''sinesedis'', of homeless (?), intended to mean without home, reflecting the unstable position of the organism in the 16S DNA gordonial tree.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1023/A:1022918102948}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia soli|G. soli]]'' ( Shen ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of/from the soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64492-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gordonia sputi|G. sputi]]'' ( corrig. (Tsukamura 1978) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sputi'', of sputum.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/2/479</ref> * ''[[Gordonia terrae|G. terrae]]'' ( corrig. (Tsukamura 1971) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''terrae'', of the earth.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/2/479</ref> * ''[[Gordonia westfalica|G. westfalica]]'' ( Linos ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''westfalica'', of or belonging to Westfalia, referring to the origin of the species from a geographical area in Germany.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/4/1133</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Gordonibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gordonibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Coriobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Coriobacteriales]] | subordo = "[[Coriobacterineae]]" | familia = [[Coriobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gordonibacter'' | binomial_authority = Würdemann ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005900-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. pamelaeae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gordonibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gordonibacter'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gordon'' (personal name considered as a Latin word), Gordon, named after Jeffrey I. Gordon, MD, the Dr Robert J. Glaser Distinguished University Professor and Director of the Center for Genome Sciences at Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, USA; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gordonibacter'', a rod named after Jeffrey I. Gordon.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gordonibacter.html|Gordonibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gordonibacter pamelaeae|G. pamelaeae]]'' ( Würdemann ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pamelaeae'', of Pamela, named after Dr Pamela Lee Oxley (née Fredericks), biochemist, environmentalist, teacher and mentor.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005900-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Gracilibacillus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gracilibacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Bacillaceae]] | genus = ''Gracilibacillus'' | binomial_authority = Wainø ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/821</ref> | type_species = G. halotolerans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gracilibacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gracilibacillus'' derives from: : [[Latin]] adjective ''gracilis'', slender; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gracilibacillus'', the slender bacillus/rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gracilibacillus.html|Gracilibacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 9 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gracilibacillus boraciitolerans|G. boraciitolerans]]'' ( Ahmed ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] noun ''boracium'', boron; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''boraciitolerans'', boron-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64284-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gracilibacillus dipsosauri|G. dipsosauri]]'' ( (Lawson ''et al''. 1996) Wainø ''et al''. 1999, ;: [[New Latin]] noun ''Dipsosaurus'', scientific genus name of the desert iguana; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''dipsosauri'', of the desert iguana because it was first isolated from the nasal salt glands of the desert iguana.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/821</ref> * ''[[Gracilibacillus halophilus|G. halophilus]]'' ( Chen ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective φίλος), loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''halophilus'', salt-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65698-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gracilibacillus halotolerans|G. halotolerans]]'' ( Wainø ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''halotolerans'', salt-tolerating.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/821</ref> * ''[[Gracilibacillus lacisalsi|G. lacisalsi]]'' ( Jeon ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''lacus'', lake; [[Latin]] adjective ''salsus'', salted, salt; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacisalsi'', of a salt lake.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65369-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gracilibacillus orientalis|G. orientalis]]'' ( Carrasco ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''orientalis'', eastern, bacterium inhabiting the East.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63971-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gracilibacillus saliphilus|G. saliphilus]]'' ( Tang ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sal'' ''salis'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''saliphilus'', salt-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006569-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gracilibacillus thailandensis|G. thailandensis]]'' ( Chamroensaksri ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thailandensis'', of or pertaining to Thailand, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011981-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gracilibacillus ureilyticus|G. ureilyticus]]'' ( Huo ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''urea'', urea; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lyticus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)''), able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ureilyticus'', urea-dissolving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016808-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Gracilibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gracilibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Gracilibacteraceae]] | genus = ''Gracilibacter'' | binomial_authority = Lee ''et al''. 2006, (Type genus of the family ''Gracilibacteraceae'' Lee ''et al''. 2010).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64040-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. thermotolerans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gracilibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gracilibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''gracilis'', slender; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod or staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gracilibacter'', slender rod, referring to its cell shape.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gracilibacter.html|Gracilibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gracilibacter thermotolerans|G. thermotolerans]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thermotolerans'', heat-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64040-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Gracilimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gracilimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Chitinophagaceae]] | genus = ''Gracilimonas'' | binomial_authority = Choi ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005512-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. tropica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gracilimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gracilimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''gracilis'', slender, thin; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gracilimonas'', thin unit (bacterium), relating to its shape.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gracilimonas.html|Gracilimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Gracilimonas can be referred to as gracilimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gracilimonas tropica|G. tropica]]'' ( Choi ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tropica'', tropical, of or pertaining to the tropic(s), relating to its isolation from a tropical ocean.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005512-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Grahamella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Grahamella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Bartonellaceae]] | genus = ''Grahamella'' | binomial_authority = (''ex'' Brumpt 1911) Ristic and Kreier 1984, , nom. rev.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> | type_species = G. talpae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Grahamella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Grahamella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''grahamella'', named in honor of G.S. Graham-Smith who observed the organisms subsequently named ''Grahamella'' in the blood of moles.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/grahamella.html|Grahamella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Grahamella peromysci|G. peromysci]]'' ( (''ex'' Tyzzer 1942) Ristic and Kreier 1984, , nom. rev.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''peromysci'', of ''Peromyscus'' a genus of mice.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Grahamella talpae|G. talpae]]'' ( (''ex'' Brumpt 1911) Ristic and Kreier 1984, , nom. rev. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''talpa'', a mole, and also a genus of moles (''Talpa''); [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''talpae'', of ''Talpa''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Gramella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gramella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gramella'' | binomial_authority = Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/391</ref> | type_species = G. echinicola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gramella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gramella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Gramella'', named in honour of the famous Danish pharmacologist and pathologist, Hans Christian Gram (1853-1938), who proposed the differentiating staining of bacteria.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gramella.html|Gramella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gramella echinicola|G. echinicola]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''echinus'', a hedgehog, urchin; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''echinicola'', a urchin-dweller.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/391</ref> * ''[[Gramella marina|G. marina]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of the sea, marine, a bacterium isolated from a marine environment.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013870-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gramella portivictoriae|G. portivictoriae]]'' ( Lau ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] noun ''portus'', harbour; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''victoriae'', of victory; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''portivictoriae'', of Victoria harbour, Hong Kong, the source of isolation of the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2497</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Granulibacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Granulibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodospirillales]] | familia = [[Acetobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Granulibacter'' | binomial_authority = Greenberg ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64412-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Granulibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Granulibacter'' derives from: : [[Latin]] noun ''granulum'', grain; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Granulibacter'', a rod that causes granules or granuloma formation.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/granulibacter.html|Granulibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Granulibacter bethesdensis|G. bethesdensis]]'' ( Greenberg ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''bethesdensis'', pertaining to Bethesda, MD, USA, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64412-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Granulicatella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Granulicatella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Carnobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Granulicatella'' | binomial_authority = Collins and Lawson 2000<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/365</ref> | type_species = G. adiacens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Granulicatella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Granulicatella'' derives from: [[Latin]] dim. noun ''granulum'', small grain; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''catella'', small chain; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Granulicatella'', small chain of small grains.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/granulicatella.html|Granulicatella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Granulicatella adiacens|G. adiacens]]'' ( (Bouvet ''et al''. 1989) Collins and Lawson 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''adiacens'', adjacent, indicating that this organism can grow as satellite colonies adjacent to other bacterial growth. ''' )<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/365</ref> * ''[[Granulicatella balaenopterae|G. balaenopterae]]'' ( (Lawson ''et al''. 1999) Collins and Lawson 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''balaenopterae'', pertaining to the minke whale, ''Balaenoptera'' ''acutorostrata'', from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/365</ref> * ''[[Granulicatella elegans|G. elegans]]'' ( (Roggenkamp ''et al''. 1999) Collins and Lawson 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''elegans'', choice, nice, elegant.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/365</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Granulicella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Granulicella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Acidobacteria]] | classis = [[Acidobacteria]] | ordo = [[Acidobacteriales]] | familia = [[Acidobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Granulicella'' | binomial_authority = Pankratov <ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021824-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. paludicola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Granulicella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Acidobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Granulicella'' derives from: [[Latin]] n ''granulum'', a small grain; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''cella'', a storeroom, chamber and, in biology, a cell; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Granulicella'', a grain-like cell.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/granulicella.html|Granulicella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Granulicella aggregans|G. aggregans]]'' ( Pankratov ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''aggregans'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''aggrego''), attaching one's self to, adhering to, referring to the ability of the cells to form aggregates.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021824-0}}</ref> * ''[[Granulicella paludicola|G. paludicola]]'' ( Pankratov ; [[Latin]] noun ''palus'' -''udis'', swamp, bog; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''paludicola'', an inhabitant of bogs.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021824-0}}</ref> * ''[[Granulicella pectinivorans|G. pectinivorans]]'' ( Pankratov ; [[New Latin]] noun ''pectinum'', pectin; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''pectinivorans'', pectin-devouring, referring to the ability to use pectin as a growth substrate.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021824-0}}</ref> * ''[[Granulicella rosea|G. rosea]]'' ( Pankratov ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''rosea'', rose-coloured.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021824-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Acidobacteria]]

Granulicoccus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Granulicoccus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Propionibacterineae]] | familia = [[Propionibacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Granulicoccus'' | binomial_authority = Maszenan ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64671-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Granulicoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Granulicoccus'' derives from: : [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''granulum'', a small grain; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Granulicoccus'', a coccus from (sludge) granules (referring to the isolation source).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/granulicoccus.html|Granulicoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Granulicoccus phenolivorans|G. phenolivorans]]'' ( Maszenan ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''phenol'' -''olis'', phenol; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring, consuming; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''phenolivorans'', consuming phenol.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64671-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Granulosicoccus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Granulosicoccus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Chromatiales]] | familia = [[Granulosicoccaceae]] | genus = ''Granulosicoccus'' | type_species = G. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Granulosicoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Granulosicoccus'' derives from: <ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/granulosicoccus.html|Granulosicoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Granulosicoccus coccoides|G. coccoides]]'' ( Kurilenko ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), a ''coccus''; [[Latin]] suff. -''oides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. ''eides'', from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''eidos'', that which is seen, form, shape, figure) resembling, similar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''coccoides'', similar to a round, ball-shaped cell morphology.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013516-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Grimontia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Grimontia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Vibrionales]] | familia = [[Vibrionaceae]] | genus = ''Grimontia'' | binomial_authority = Thompson ''et al''. 2003<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1615</ref> | type_species = G. hollisae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Grimontia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Grimontia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Grimontia'', named after the French microbiologist P. A. D. Grimont.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/grimontia.html|Grimontia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Grimontia hollisae|G. hollisae]]'' ( (Hickman ''et al''. 1982) Thompson ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''hollisae'', of Hollis; named to honor Dannie G. Hollis, who first recognized this organism as a new and distinct vibrio.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/6/2239.pdf</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Guggenheimella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Guggenheimella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | genus = ''Guggenheimella'' | type_species = G. bovis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Guggenheimella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Guggenheimella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Guggenheimella'', named after the Swiss microbiologist Bernhard Guggenheim, for his contributions to health research.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/guggenheimella.html|Guggenheimella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Guggenheimella bovis|G. bovis]]'' ( Wyss ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''bovis'', of a cow, referring to the source of isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/667</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Gulbenkiania

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gulbenkiania'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Neisseriales]] | familia = [[Neisseriaceae]] | genus = ''Gulbenkiania'' | binomial_authority = Vaz-Moreira ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64726-0}}</ref> | type_species = G. mobilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gulbenkiania''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gulbenkiania'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Gulbenkiania'', in honour of Calouste Gulbenkian (1869-1955), a protector of the arts and sciences in Portugal, and founder of the Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gulbenkiania.html|Gulbenkiania}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Gulbenkiania indica|G. indica]]'' ( Jyoti ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''indica'', of or pertaining to India, the geographical origin of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014035-0}}</ref> * ''[[Gulbenkiania mobilis|G. mobilis]]'' ( Vaz-Moreira ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mobilis'', movable, motile.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64726-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Gulosibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Gulosibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Microbacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Gulosibacter'' | binomial_authority = Manaia ''et al''. 2004<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/3/783</ref> | type_species = G. molinativorax | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Gulosibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Gulosibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''gulosus'', gluttonous, luxurious, dainty, fond of titbits; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Gulosibacter'', rod fond of titbits.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|g/gulosibacter.html|Gulosibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Gulosibacter molinativorax|G. molinativorax]]'' ( Manaia ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''molinas'' -''atis'', molinate (a herbicide); [[Latin]] adjective ''vorax'', devouring, ravenous, voracious; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''molinativorax'', molinate-degrading.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/3/783</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Haematobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haematobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Haematobacter'' | binomial_authority = Helsel ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. missouriensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haematobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haematobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''haima'' -''atos'' (Latin transliteration ''haema'' -''atos''), blood; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Haematobacter'', rod from blood.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haematobacter.html|Haematobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haematobacter massiliensis|H. massiliensis]]'' ( (Greub and Raoult 2006) Helsel ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''massiliensis'', pertaining to ''Massilia'' (Roman name for Marseille) where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haematobacter missouriensis|H. missouriensis]]'' ( Helsel ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''missouriensis'', pertaining to Missouri, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Haemobartonella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Haemobartonella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Tenericutes]]" | classis = [[Mollicutes]] | ordo = [[Mycoplasmatales]] | familia = [[Mycoplasmataceae]] | genus = ''Haemobartonella'' | binomial_authority = Tyzzer and Weinman 1939, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = H. muris | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haemobartonella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Tenericutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haemobartonella'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''haima'' (Latin transliteration ''haema''), blood; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Bartonella'', a bacterial generic name; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Haemobartonella'', the blood (-inhabiting) ''Bartonella''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haemobartonella.html|Haemobartonella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haemobartonella canis|H. canis]]'' ( (''ex'' Kikuth 1928) Kreier and Ristic 1984, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''canis'', of the dog.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Haemobartonella felis|H. felis]]'' ( (''ex'' Clark 1942) Kreier and Ristic 1984, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''felis'', of the cat.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Haemobartonella muris|H. muris]]'' ( (Mayer 1921) Tyzzer and Weinman 1939, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''mus'' ''muris'', the mouse; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''muris'', of the mouse.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Tenericutes]]

Haemophilus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haemophilus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Pasteurellales]] | familia = [[Pasteurellaceae]] | genus = ''Haemophilus'' | binomial_authority = Winslow ''et al''. 1917, ''genus''. (Type genus of the tribe ''Haemophileae'' Castellani and Chalmers 1919 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = H. influenzae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haemophilus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haemophilus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''haima'' (Latin transliteration ''haema''), blood; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Haemophilus'', blood-lover.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haemophilus.html|Haemophilus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 22 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haemophilus actinomycetemcomitans|H. actinomycetemcomitans]]'' ( (Klinger 1912) Potts ''et al''. 1985, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aktis, aktinos (ἀκτίς, ἀκτῖνος)'', a beam; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''mukēs -ētos'', mushroom or other fungus; [[New Latin]] noun ''actinomyces'' -''etis'', an actinomycete; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''comitans'', accompanying; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''actinomycetemcomitans'', accompanying an actinomycete.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64207-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus aegyptius|H. aegyptius]]'' ( (Trevisan 1889) Pittman and Davis 1950, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aegyptius'', Aegyptian.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus aphrophilus|H. aphrophilus]]'' ( Khairat 1940, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aphros'', foam; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aphrophilus'', foam loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64207-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus avium|H. avium]]'' ( Hinz and Kunjara 1977, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''avium'', of birds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus ducreyi|H. ducreyi]]'' ( (Neveu-Lemaire 1921) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ducreyi'', of Ducrey; named after Ducrey, the bacteriologist who first isolated this organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus equigenitalis|H. equigenitalis]]'' ( Taylor ''et al''. 1983, ; [[Latin]] noun ''equus'', horse; [[Latin]] adjective ''genitalis'' -''is'' -''e'', of or belonging to generation or birth, genital; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''equigenitalis'', pertaining to horse genitalia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus felis|H. felis]]'' ( Inzana ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''felis'', of a cat.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/49/2/341</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus haemoglobinophilus|H. haemoglobinophilus]]'' ( (Lehmann and Neumann 1907) Murray 1939, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''haemoglobinum'', hemoglobin; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''haemoglobinophilus'', hemoglobin-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus haemolyticus|H. haemolyticus]]'' ( Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''haima'' (Latin transliteration ''haema''), blood; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lyticus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''haemolyticus'', blood dissolving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus influenzae|H. influenzae]]'' ( (Lehmann and Neumann 1896) Winslow ''et al''. 1917, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''influenza'' (from Italian noun ''influenza''), influenza; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''influenzae'', of influenza.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus paracuniculus|H. paracuniculus]]'' ( Targowski and Targowski 1984, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', beside, alongside of, near, like; [[Latin]] noun ''cuniculus'', a rabbit, and the specific epithet of "''Haemophilus'' ''cuniculus''", a species that has never been described; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''paracuniculus'', like "''Haemophilus'' ''cuniculus''".)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus paragallinarum|H. paragallinarum]]'' ( Biberstein and White 1969, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', beside, alongside of, near, like; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''gallinarum'', a bacterial specific epithet; [[New Latin]] pl. [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''paragallinarum'', resembling ''Avibacterium'' (''Pasteurella'') ''gallinarum''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus parahaemolyticus|H. parahaemolyticus]]'' ( Pittman 1953, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', beside, alongside of, near, like; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''haemolyticus'', specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''parahaemolyticus'', resembling (''Haemophilus'') ''haemolyticus''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus parainfluenzae|H. parainfluenzae]]'' ( Rivers 1922, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', beside, alongside of, near, like; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''influenzae'', specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''parainfluenzae'', resembling ''Haemophilus'' ''influenzae''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus paraphrohaemolyticus|H. paraphrohaemolyticus]]'' ( Zinnemann ''et al''. 1971, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', beside, alongside of, near, like; [[New Latin]] abbrev. ''aphro'', abbreviation of the specific epithet ''aphrophilus''; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''haima'' (Latin transliteration ''haema''), blood; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lyticus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''paraphrohaemolyticus'', intended to mean like ''Haemophilus'' ''aphrophilus'', but hemolytic.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus paraphrophilus|H. paraphrophilus]]'' ( Zinnemann ''et al''. 1968, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', beside, alongside of, near, like; [[New Latin]] adjective ''aphrophilus'', specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''paraphrophilus'', resembling (''Haemophilus'') ''aphrophilus''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64207-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus parasuis|H. parasuis]]'' ( Biberstein and White 1969, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', beside, alongside of, near, like; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''suis'', of a pig, and also a specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''parasuis'', resembling (''Haemophilus'') ''suis''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus piscium|H. piscium]]'' ( Snieszko ''et al''. 1950, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''piscium'', of fishes.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus pittmaniae|H. pittmaniae]]'' ( Nørskov-Lauritsen ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pittmaniae'', of Pittman, named in honour of Margaret Pittman for her substantial contributions to ''Heamophilus'' research.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/449</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus pleuropneumoniae|H. pleuropneumoniae]]'' ( Shope 1964, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''pleura'', rib, side; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''pneumonia'', ''disease of the lungs''; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pleuropneumoniae'', of pleuropneumonia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus segnis|H. segnis]]'' ( Kilian 1977, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''segnis'', slow, sluggish, inactive.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Haemophilus vaginalis|H. vaginalis]]'' ( Gardner and Dukes 1955, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''vagina'', sheath, vagina; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vaginalis'', pertaining to vagina, of the vagina.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hafnia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hafnia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Hafnia'' | binomial_authority = Møller 1954, ''genus''.<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017103-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. alvei | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hafnia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hafnia'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hafnia'', the old name for Copenhagen.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hafnia.html|Hafnia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hafnia alvei|H. alvei]]'' ( Møller 1954, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''alvei'', of a beehive.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017103-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hafnia paralvei|H. paralvei]]'' ( Huys ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'' (also shortened to ''par''), besides; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''alvei'', of a beehive and also a bacterial epithet; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''paralvei'', organism similar to ''Hafnia'' ''alvei''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018606-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hahella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Hahella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Oceanospirillales]] | familia = [[Hahellaceae]] | genus = ''Hahella'' | binomial_authority = Lee ''et al''. 2001, (Type genus of the family ''Hahellaceae'' Garrity ''et al''. 2005).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/2/661</ref> | type_species = H. chejuensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hahella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hahella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Hahella'', named after Yung Chil Hah, a Korean bacteriologist who pioneered microbiological research in Korea.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hahella.html|Hahella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hahella antarctica|H. antarctica]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''antarctica'', of the Antarctic, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65389-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hahella chejuensis|H. chejuensis]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''chejuensis'', pertaining to Cheju Island, Republic of Korea, geographical origin of the type strain of the species.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hahella ganghwensis|H. ganghwensis]]'' ( Baik ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''ganghwensis'', pertaining to Ganghwa Island, Republic of Korea, the geographical origin of the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/681</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Haladaptatus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Haladaptatus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Haladaptatus'' | binomial_authority = Savage ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64464-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. paucihalophilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haladaptatus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haladaptatus'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''adaptatus'', adapted to a thing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Haladaptatus'', a bacterium adapted to salt.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haladaptatus.html|Haladaptatus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haladaptatus cibarius|H. cibarius]]'' ( Roh ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''cibarius'', pertaining to or suitable for food.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013037-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haladaptatus litoreus|H. litoreus]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''litoreus'', living near the sea, of or belonging to the seashore.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.015933-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haladaptatus paucihalophilus|H. paucihalophilus]]'' ( Savage ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] adjective ''paucus'', little; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective, ''paucihalophilus'' low-salt loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64464-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halalkalibacillus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halalkalibacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Bacillaceae]] | genus = ''Halalkalibacillus'' | binomial_authority = Echigo ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64830-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. halophilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halalkalibacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halalkalibacillus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; Arabic noun ''al'' ''qaliy'', soda ash; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halalkalibacillus'', briny and alkaline media loving rods.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halalkalibacillus.html|Halalkalibacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halalkalibacillus halophilus|H. halophilus]]'' ( Echigo ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''halophilus'', salt loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64830-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halalkalicoccus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halalkalicoccus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halalkalicoccus'' | binomial_authority = Xue ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2501</ref> | type_species = H. tibetensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halalkalicoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halalkalicoccus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; Arabic noun alkali (al-qaliy), the ashes of saltwort; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halalkalicoccus'', coccus existing in salted and alkaline environment.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halalkalicoccus.html|Halalkalicoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halalkalicoccus jeotgali|H. jeotgali]]'' ( Roh ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''jeotgali'', of jeotgal, a traditional Korean fermented seafood.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65121-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halalkalicoccus tibetensis|H. tibetensis]]'' ( Xue ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''tibetensis'', pertaining to Tibet.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2501</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halanaerobacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halanaerobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Halanaerobiales]] | familia = [[Halobacteroidaceae]] | genus = ''Halanaerobacter'' | binomial_authority = corrig. Liaw and Mah 1996<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/362</ref> | type_species = H. chitinovorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halanaerobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halanaerobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prefix ''an (ἄν)'', not; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halanaerobacter'', salt rod which grows in the absence of air.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halanaerobacter.html|Halanaerobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halanaerobacter chitinivorans|H. chitinivorans]]'' ( corrig. Liaw and Mah 1996, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''chitinum'', chitin; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''chitinivorans'', chitin-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/362</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobacter lacunarum|H. lacunarum]]'' ( corrig. (Zhilina ''et al''. 1992) Rainey ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''lacunarum'', of holes, referring to the source of isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1995.1018}}</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobacter salinarius|H. salinarius]]'' ( Mouné ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''salinarius'', of or belonging to salt-works, referring to the source of isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/103</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halanaerobaculum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halanaerobaculum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Halanaerobiales]] | familia = [[Halobacteroidaceae]] | genus = ''Halanaerobaculum'' | binomial_authority = Hedi ''et al''. 2009'','' <ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013961-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. tunisiense | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halanaerobaculum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halanaerobaculum'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prefix ''an (ἄν)''-, not; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''baculum'', stick; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halanaerobaculum'', salt stick not living in air.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halanaerobaculum.html|Halanaerobaculum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halanaerobaculum tunisiense|H. tunisiense]]'' ( Hedi ''et al''. 2009'','' (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''tunisiense'', pertaining to Tunisia, the country where the bacterium was first recovered.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013961-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halanaerobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halanaerobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Halanaerobiales]] | familia = [[Halanaerobiaceae]] | genus = ''Halanaerobium'' | binomial_authority = corrig. Zeikus ''et al''. 1984, (Type genus of the order ''Halanaerobiales'' corrig. Rainey and Zhilina 1995; type genus of the family ''Halanaerobiaceae'' corrig. Oren ''et al''. 1984).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF01567586}}</ref> | type_species = H. praevalens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halanaerobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halanaerobium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prefix ''an (ἄν)''-, not; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer'', air; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''bios (βίος)'', life; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halanaerobium'', salt organism which grows in the absence of air.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halanaerobium.html|Halanaerobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 9 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halanaerobium acetethylicum|H. acetethylicum]]'' ( corrig. (Rengpipat ''et al''. 1989) Rainey ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[New Latin]] adjective ''ethylicus'', pertaining to ethyl alcohol; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''acetoethylicum'', intended to mean producing acetic acid and ethanol.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1995.1018}}</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobium alcaliphilum|H. alcaliphilum]]'' ( corrig. Tsai ''et al''. 1995, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''alcali'' (from Ar. ''al''-''qaliy''), the soda ash; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective philum (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''alcaliphilum'', liking alkaline media.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/2/301</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobium congolense|H. congolense]]'' ( corrig. Ravot ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''congolense'', pertaining to Congo, Central Africa.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1997.tb10224.x}}</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobium fermentans|H. fermentans]]'' ( corrig. Kobayashi ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''fermentans'', fermenting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/4/1621</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobium kushneri|H. kushneri]]'' ( corrig. Bhupathiraju ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kushneri'', of Kushner, named after Donn J. Kushner, a Canadian microbiologist and author of children’s books.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/3/953</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobium lacusrosei|H. lacusrosei]]'' ( corrig. Cayol ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'', lake; [[Latin]] adjective ''roseus'', rose-colored; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacusrosei'', of Rose Colored Lake, another name for Retba Lake in Senegal.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/790</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobium praevalens|H. praevalens]]'' ( corrig. Zeikus ''et al''. 1984, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''praevalens'', very powerful, very strong, here prevalent.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF01567586}}</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobium saccharolyticum|H. saccharolyticum]]'' ( corrig. (Zhilina ''et al''. 1992) Rainey ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lyticum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lutikon''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''saccharolyticum'', sugar-dissolving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1995.1018}}</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobium saccharolyticum|H. saccharolyticum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''saccharolyticum''''' corrig. (Zhilina ''et al''. 1992) Rainey ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lyticum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lutikon''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''saccharolyticum'', sugar-dissolving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1995.1018}}</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobium saccharolyticum|H. saccharolyticum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''senegalense''''' corrig. (Cayol ''et al''. 1994) Rainey ''et al''. 1995, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''senegalense'', pertaining to Senegal.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1995.1018}}</ref> * ''[[Halanaerobium salsuginis|H. salsuginis]]'' ( corrig. Bhupathiraju ''et al''. 1994, ; [[Latin]] noun ''salsugo'' -''inis'', salt-water, brine; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salsuginis'', of brine, referring to isolation of this strain from an oilfield brine.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/565</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halarchaeum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halarchaeum'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halarchaeum'' | binomial_authority = Minegishi ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013722-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. acidiphilum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halarchaeum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halarchaeum'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt, salt water; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''archaeum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''archaios'' -''ē'' -''on'', ancient), ancient one, archaeon; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halarchaeum'', a saline archaeon.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halarchaeum.html|Halarchaeum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halarchaeum acidiphilum|H. acidiphilum]]'' ( Minegishi ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''acidum'' (from [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour), an acid; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''acidiphilum'', acid-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013722-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halarsenatibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halarsenatibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Halanaerobiales]] | familia = [[Halanaerobiaceae]] | genus = ''Halarsenatibacter'' | binomial_authority = Switzer Blum ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.027557-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. silvermanii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halarsenatibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halarsenatibacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] noun ''arsenas'' -''atis'', arsenate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halarsenatibacter'', halophilic arsenate-utilizing rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halarsenatibacter.html|Halarsenatibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halarsenatibacter silvermanii|H. silvermanii]]'' ( Switzer Blum ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''silvermanii'', of Silverman, to honor the American microbiologist Melvin P. Silverman of NASA [Ames Research Center] for his contributions to the field of geomicrobiology, especially with regard to the metabolism of inorganic iron and sulfur compounds by extremophilic bacteria.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.027557-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Haliangium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haliangium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Myxococcales]] | subordo = [[Nannocystineae]] | familia = [[Haliangiaceae]] | genus = ''Haliangium'' | binomial_authority = Fudou ''et al''. 2002<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.48.109}}</ref> | type_species = H. ochraceum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haliangium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haliangium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''halios'', of the sea; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''angeion'' (Latin transliteration ''angium''), vessel; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Haliangium'', vessel found in the sea.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haliangium.html|Haliangium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haliangium ochraceum|H. ochraceum]]'' ( Fudou ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''ochra'', ochre, yellow ochre; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''ochraceum'', of the color of ochre, here intended to mean pale.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.48.109}}</ref> * ''[[Haliangium tepidum|H. tepidum]]'' ( Fudou ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''tepidum'', moderately warm.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.48.109}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Haliea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haliea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Alteromonadales]] | familia = [[Alteromonadaceae]] | genus = ''Haliea'' | binomial_authority = Urios ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65470-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. salexigens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haliea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haliea'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Haliea'', named after Halie, a sea nymph in Greek mythology, referring to the marine source of the first strain.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haliea.html|Haliea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haliea mediterranea|H. mediterranea]]'' ( Lucena ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mediterranea'', mediterranean, pertaining to the Mediterranean Sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017061-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haliea rubra|H. rubra]]'' ( Urios ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''ruber'' -''bra'' -''brum'', red; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''rubra'', red.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.002220-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haliea salexigens|H. salexigens]]'' ( Urios ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''sal'' ''salis'', salt, seawater; [[Latin]] v. ''exigo'', to demand; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''salexigens'', seawater-demanding.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65470-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Haliscomenobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haliscomenobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Saprospiraceae]] | genus = ''Haliscomenobacter'' | binomial_authority = van Veen ''et al''. 1973, ''genus''.<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02578853}}</ref> | type_species = H. hydrossis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haliscomenobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haliscomenobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''haliskomai'', to fall into the hands of the enemy, to be imprisoned; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod or staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Haliscomenobacter'', imprisoned rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haliscomenobacter.html|Haliscomenobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Haliscomenobacter hydrossis|H. hydrossis]]'' ( van Veen ''et al''. 1973, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; . [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; ''Oss'', a town in the Netherlands; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hydrossis'', from water of Oss.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02578853}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Hallella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hallella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Bacteroidia]] | ordo = [[Bacteroidales]] | familia = [[Prevotellaceae]] | genus = ''Hallella'' | binomial_authority = Moore and Moore 1994<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/187</ref> | type_species = H. seregens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hallella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hallella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hallella'', named in honor of Ivan C. Hall, a United States microbiologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hallella.html|Hallella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hallella seregens|H. seregens]]'' ( Moore and Moore 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''serum'', serum; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''egens'', needing, being in need; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''seregens'', needing serum.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/187</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Haloactinobacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloactinobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Ruaniaceae]] | genus = ''Haloactinobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Tang ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018440-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. album | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloactinobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloactinobacterium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aktis, aktinos (ἀκτίς, ἀκτῖνος)''; [[Latin]] neut noun ''bacterium'', a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Haloactinobacterium'', a halophilic actinobacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloactinobacterium.html|Haloactinobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Haloactinobacterium album|H. album]]'' ( Tang ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''album'', white.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018440-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Haloactinopolyspora

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloactinopolyspora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Jiangellineae]] | familia = [[Jiangellaceae]] | genus = ''Haloactinopolyspora'' | binomial_authority = Tang ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021725-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloactinopolyspora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloactinopolyspora'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aktis, aktinos (ἀκτίς, ἀκτῖνος)''; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''poly'', many; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed and, in biology, a spore; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Haloactinopolyspora'', salt-loving and the many-spored ray.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloactinopolyspora.html|Haloactinopolyspora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Haloactinopolyspora alba|H. alba]]'' ( Tang ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''alba'', white.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021725-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Haloactinospora

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloactinospora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Streptosporangineae]] | familia = [[Nocardiopsaceae]] | genus = ''Haloactinospora'' | binomial_authority = Tang ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65531-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. alba | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloactinospora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloactinospora'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aktis, aktinos (ἀκτίς, ἀκτῖνος)'', a beam; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed <ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloactinospora.html|Haloactinospora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Haloactinospora alba|H. alba]]'' ( Tang ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''alba'', white.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65531-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Haloarcula

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloarcula'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Haloarcula'' | binomial_authority = Torreblanca ''et al''. 1986<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008904-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. vallismortis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloarcula''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloarcula'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', the sea, salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''arcula'', small box; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Haloarcula'', salt (-requiring) small box.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloarcula.html|Haloarcula}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 10 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haloarcula amylolytica|H. amylolytica]]'' ( Yang ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''amulon'', starch; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'', dissolving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''amylolytica'', producing lysis of starch.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64647-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloarcula argentinensis|H. argentinensis]]'' ( Ihara ''et al''. 1997, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''argentinensis'', pertaining to Argentina, Argentinian.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/1/73</ref> * ''[[Haloarcula hispanica|H. hispanica]]'' ( Juez ''et al''. 1986, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hispanica'', pertaining to Spain, Spanish)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/36/4/573</ref> * ''[[Haloarcula japonica|H. japonica]]'' ( Takashina ''et al''. 1991, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''japonica'', pertaining to Japan, Japanese)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/178</ref> * ''[[Haloarcula marismortui|H. marismortui]]'' ( (''ex'' Volcani 1940) Oren ''et al''. 1990, nom. rev., ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''maris'', of the sea; [[Latin]] adjective ''mortuus'' -''a'' -''um'', dead; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''marismortui'', of the Dead Sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/2/209</ref> * ''[[Haloarcula mukohataei|H. mukohataei]]'' ( Ihara ''et al''. 1997, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mukohataei'', of Mukohata; named after Japanese biochemist and biophysicist Yasuo Mukohata.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/1/73</ref> * ''[[Haloarcula quadrata|H. quadrata]]'' ( Oren ''et al''. 1999, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''quadrata'', square.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/3/1149</ref> * ''[[Haloarcula salaria|H. salaria]]'' ( Namwong ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''salaria'', of or belonging to salt.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021790-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloarcula tradensis|H. tradensis]]'' ( Namwong ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tradensis'', of or belonging to Trad, the province in Thailand from where the strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021790-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloarcula vallismortis|H. vallismortis]]'' ( (González ''et al''. 1979) Torreblanca ''et al''. 1986, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''vallis'', of the valley; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mortis'', of death; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''vallismortis'', of the valley of death; named after Death Valley, California.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/36/4/573</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halobacillus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halobacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Bacillaceae]] | genus = ''Halobacillus'' | binomial_authority = Spring ''et al''. 1996<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65188-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. halophilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halobacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halobacillus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halobacillus'', a salt(-loving) rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halobacillus.html|Halobacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 17 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halobacillus aidingensis|H. aidingensis]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aidingensis'', pertaining to Aiding salt lake, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/1991</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus alkaliphilus|H. alkaliphilus]]'' ( Romano ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', alkali; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alkaliphilus'', loving alkaline conditions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65457-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus campisalis|H. campisalis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] noun ''campus'', field; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salis'', of salt; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''campisalis'', of a field of salt.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65188-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus dabanensis|H. dabanensis]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''dabanensis'', pertaining to Daban salt lake, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/1991</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus faecis|H. faecis]]'' ( An ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''faecis'', of dredge, sediment, from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64896-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus halophilus|H. halophilus]]'' ( (Claus ''et al''. 1984) Spring ''et al''. 1996, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''halophilus'' salt-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/2/492</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus karajensis|H. karajensis]]'' ( Amoozegar ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''karajensis'', from the region of Karaj, Iran, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/4/1059</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus kuroshimensis|H. kuroshimensis]]'' ( Hua ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''kuroshimensis'', from Kuroshima, Japan, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64817-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus litoralis|H. litoralis]]'' ( Spring ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''litoralis'', pertaining to the shore.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/2/492</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus locisalis|H. locisalis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] noun ''locus'', a place, locality, country region; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salis'', of salt; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''locisalis'', of a place of salt.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s00792-003-0352-5}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus mangrovi|H. mangrovi]]'' ( Soto-Ramírez ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''mangrovum'', mangrove; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mangrovi'', of a mangrove.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65008-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus profundi|H. profundi]]'' ( Hua ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''profundi'', of the depths of the sea, of the deep-sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64817-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus salinus|H. salinus]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''salinus'', salted, salty.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/3/687</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus salsuginis|H. salsuginis]]'' ( Chen ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] noun ''salsugo'' -''inis'', salt-water, brine; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salsuginis'', of/from brine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010801-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus seohaensis|H. seohaensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''seohaensis'', of Seohae, the Korean name for the Yellow Sea in Korea, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65341-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus trueperi|H. trueperi]]'' ( Spring ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''trueperi'', of Trueper, in honor of Hans G. Trüper, a German microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/2/492</ref> * ''[[Halobacillus yeomjeoni|H. yeomjeoni]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''yeomjeoni'', of yeomjeon, the Korean name for a marine solar saltern.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2413</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halobacterium

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halobacterium'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Elazari-Volcani 1957, ''genus''. (Type genus of the order ''Halobacteriales'' Grant and Larsen 1989; type genus of the family ''Halobacteriaceae'' Gibbons 1974 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008904-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. salinarum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halobacterium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', the sea, salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halobacterium'' salt (-requiring) bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halobacterium.html|Halobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 16 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halobacterium cutirubrum|H. cutirubrum]]'' ( (Lochhead 1934) Elazari-Volcani 1957, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''cutis'', skin; [[Latin]] adjective ''ruber'' -''bra'' -''brum'', red; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''cutirubrum'', skin-red.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium denitrificans|H. denitrificans]]'' ( Tomlinson ''et al''. 1986, ; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''denitrificans'', denitrifying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/1/66</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium distributum|H. distributum]]'' ( corrig. Zvyagintseva and Tarasov 1989, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] participle adjective ''distributum'', distributed (widely).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium halobium|H. halobium]]'' ( (Petter 1931) Elazari-Volcani 1957, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''bios (βίος)'', life; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''halobium'', living on salt.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium jilantaiense|H. jilantaiense]]'' ( Yang ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''jilantaiense'', pertaining to Jilantai salt lake, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64437-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium lacusprofundi|H. lacusprofundi]]'' ( Franzmann ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'', lake; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''profundus'', deep; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacusprofundi'', of the deep lake, referring to Deep Lake, Antarctica, where the organism was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/205</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium mediterranei|H. mediterranei]]'' ( Rodriguez-Valera ''et al''. 1983, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mediterranei'' (from [[Latin]] ''Mediterraneum'' ''mare''), of the Mediterranean Sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/4/896</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium noricense|H. noricense]]'' ( Gruber ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''noricense'', pertaining to ''Noricum'', the Roman name of the former Austrian province where the salt mines of Altaussee and Bad Ischl are located.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s00792-004-0403-6}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium pharaonis|H. pharaonis]]'' ( Soliman and Trüper 1983, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pharaonis'', of Pharaoh, title of the kings of ancient Egypt.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium piscisalsi|H. piscisalsi]]'' ( Yachai ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] noun ''piscis'', fish; [[Latin]] adjective ''salsus'', salted, salt; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''piscisalsi'', of salted fish.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65592-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium saccharovorum|H. saccharovorum]]'' ( Tomlinson and Hochstein 1977, ''species''.;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''saccharovorum'', sugar-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium salinarum|H. salinarum]]'' ( corrig. (Harrison and Kennedy 1922) Elazari-Volcani 1957, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''salinarum'', of salt works.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s00792-004-0403-6}}</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium sodomense|H. sodomense]]'' ( Oren 1983, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''sodomense'', pertaining to Sodom, near the Dead Sea, where the organism was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/381</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium trapanicum|H. trapanicum]]'' ( (Petter 1931) Elazari-Volcani 1957, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''trapanicum'', pertaining to Trapani, Sicily, the site of the salt from which the organism was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium vallismortis|H. vallismortis]]'' ( González ''et al''. 1979, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''vallis'', of the valley; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mortis'', of death; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''vallismortis'', of the valley of death; named after Death Valley, California.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Halobacterium volcanii|H. volcanii]]'' ( Mullakhanbhai and Larsen 1975, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''volcanii'', of Volcani; named after Israeli microbiologist B.E. Volcani, discoverer of life in the Dead Sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00447326}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halobacteroides

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halobacteroides'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Halanaerobiales]] | familia = [[Halobacteroidaceae]] | genus = ''Halobacteroides'' | binomial_authority = Oren ''et al''. 1984, (Type genus of the family ''Halobacteroidaceae'' Zhilina and Rainey 1995).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> | type_species = H. halobius | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halobacteroides''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halobacteroides'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a staff or rod; [[Latin]] suff. -''oides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. ''eides'', from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''eidos'', that which is seen, form, shape, figure), ressembling, similar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halobacteroides'', rod-like salt organism.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halobacteroides.html|Halobacteroides}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halobacteroides acetoethylicus|H. acetoethylicus]]'' ( Rengpipat ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[New Latin]] adjective ''ethylicus'', pertaining to ethyl alcohol; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''acetoethylicus'', intended to mean producing acetic acid and ethanol.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/205</ref> * ''[[Halobacteroides elegans|H. elegans]]'' ( Zhilina ''et al''. 1997, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''elegans'' choice, nice, elegant.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/4/1274</ref> * ''[[Halobacteroides halobius|H. halobius]]'' ( Oren ''et al''. 1984, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''bios (βίος)'', life; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''halobius'', living on salt.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Halobacteroides lacunaris|H. lacunaris]]'' ( Zhilina ''et al''. 1992, ; [[Latin]] noun ''lacuna'', a hole; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''aris'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lacunaris'', pertaining to a hole, of a hole.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/2/327</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halobaculum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halobaculum'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halobaculum'' | binomial_authority = Oren ''et al''. 1995<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/747</ref> | type_species = H. gomorrense | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halobaculum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halobaculum'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', sea, salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''baculum'', stick; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halobaculum'', salt stick.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halobaculum.html|Halobaculum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halobaculum gomorrense|H. gomorrense]]'' ( Oren ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''gomorrense'', pertaining to Gomorra, a biblical city near the Dead Sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/747</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halobiforma

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halobiforma'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halobiforma'' | binomial_authority = Hezayen ''et al''. 2002<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008904-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. haloterrestris | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halobiforma''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halobiforma'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] adv. num. ''bis'', twice; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''forma'', form, shape; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halobiforma'', the halophile with two different shapes.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halobiforma.html|Halobiforma}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halobiforma haloterrestris|H. haloterrestris]]'' ( Hezayen ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] adjective ''terrestris'', belonging to the soil; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''haloterrestris'', pertaining or belonging to a salty soil.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/6/2271</ref> * ''[[Halobiforma lacisalsi|H. lacisalsi]]'' ( Xu ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'', lake; [[Latin]] adjective ''salsus'', salted, salt; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacisalsi'', of a salt lake.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/1949</ref> * ''[[Halobiforma nitratireducens|H. nitratireducens]]'' ( (Xin ''et al''. 2001) Hezayen ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''nitras'' -''atis'', nitrate; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'', leading back, bringing back and (in chemistry) converting to a different oxidation state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''nitratireducens'', nitrate-reducing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/6/2271</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halocella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halocella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Halanaerobiales]] | familia = [[Halanaerobiaceae]] | genus = ''Halocella'' | binomial_authority = Simankova ''et al''. 1994<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/1/182</ref> | type_species = H. cellulosilytica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halocella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halocella'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''cella'', a store-room and in biology a cell; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halocella'', salt cell.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halocella.html|Halocella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halocella cellulosilytica|H. cellulosilytica]]'' ( corrig. Simankova ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''cellulosum'', cellulose; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective lytica (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lutikē''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''cellulosilytica'', organism which dissolves cellulose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/1/182</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halochromatium

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halochromatium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Chromatiales]] | familia = [[Chromatiaceae]] | genus = ''Halochromatium'' | binomial_authority = Imhoff ''et al''. 1998<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65034-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. salexigens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halochromatium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halochromatium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Chromatium'', a genus name; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halochromatium'', the ''Chromatium'' of the salt.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halochromatium.html|Halochromatium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halochromatium glycolicum|H. glycolicum]]'' ( (Caumette ''et al''. 1997) Imhoff ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''glycol'', glycol; [[Latin]] suff. -''icus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''glycolicum'', related to the ability to use glycolate as substrate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1129</ref> * ''[[Halochromatium roseum|H. roseum]]'' ( Anil Kumar ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''roseum'', rose-coloured, the colour of cell suspensions of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65034-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halochromatium salexigens|H. salexigens]]'' ( (Caumette ''et al''. 1989) Imhoff ''et al''. 1998, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''sal'' ''salis'', salt; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''exigens'', demanding; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''salexigens'', salt-demanding.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1129</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Halococcus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halococcus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halococcus'' | binomial_authority = Schoop 1935, ''genus''.<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008904-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. morrhuae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halococcus'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', the sea, salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'' a berry), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halococcus'' salt (-requiring) coccus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halococcus.html|Halococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 8 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halococcus dombrowskii|H. dombrowskii]]'' ( Stan-Lotter ''et al''. 2002, ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''dombrowskii'', of Dombrowski, referring to Heinz J. Dombrowski, a pioneer in the isolation of micro-organisms from very ancient materials.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/5/1807</ref> * ''[[Halococcus hamelinensis|H. hamelinensis]]'' ( Goh ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hamelinensis'', pertaining to Hamelin Pool, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64180-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halococcus morrhuae|H. morrhuae]]'' ( (Farlow 1880) Kocur and Hodgkiss 1973, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] noun ''morrhua'', morrhua, the specific epithet of the codfish, ''Gadus'' ''morhua'' [[Latin]] (often misspelled morrhua); [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''morrhuae'', of the codfish.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Halococcus qingdaonensis|H. qingdaonensis]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''qingdaonensis'', pertaining to Qingdao, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64673-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halococcus saccharolyticus|H. saccharolyticus]]'' ( Montero ''et al''. 1990, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lyticus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''saccharolyticus'', producing lysis of sugar.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/40/1/105</ref> * ''[[Halococcus salifodinae|H. salifodinae]]'' ( Denner ''et al''. 1994, ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salifodinae'', of a salt mine, referring to the source of the isolate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/4/774</ref> * ''[[Halococcus thailandensis|H. thailandensis]]'' ( Namwong ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thailandensis'', pertaining to Thailand, where the first strains were isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65218-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halococcus turkmenicus|H. turkmenicus]]'' ( Zvyagintseva and Tarasov 1989, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''turkmenicus'', of Turkmen (Turkmenistan), from where the bacterium was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Haloechinothrix

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloechinothrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Pseudonocardineae]] | genus = ''Haloechinothrix'' | binomial_authority = Tang ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018531-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. alba | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloechinothrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloechinothrix'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''ekhinos'', hedgehog; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thrix'', hair; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Haloechinothrix'', halophilic, hedgehog-like filament, referring to halophilic filamentous actinomycetes with spiny aerial mycelium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloechinothrix.html|Haloechinothrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Haloechinothrix alba|H. alba]]'' ( Tang ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''alba'', white.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018531-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Haloferax

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloferax'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Haloferax'' | binomial_authority = Torreblanca ''et al''. 1986<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008904-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. volcanii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloferax''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloferax'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] adjective ''ferax'' -''acis'', fertile; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Haloferax'', salt (-requiring) and fertile.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloferax.html|Haloferax}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 11 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haloferax alexandrinus|H. alexandrinus]]'' ( Asker and Ohta 2002, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alexandrinus'', pertaining to Alexandria, a city in Egypt, where the strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloferax denitrificans|H. denitrificans]]'' ( (Tomlinson ''et al''. 1986) Tindall ''et al''. 1989, ;: [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''denitrificans'', denitrifying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/359</ref> * ''[[Haloferax elongans|H. elongans]]'' ( Allen ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''elongans'', elongating/extending, referring to the capacity of the species to form very long rods.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65360-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloferax gibbonsii|H. gibbonsii]]'' ( Juez ''et al''. 1986, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''gibbonsii'', of Gibbons; named for the Canadian microbiologist N.E. Gibbons, one of the pioneers in the study of halobacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/36/4/573</ref> * ''[[Haloferax larsenii|H. larsenii]]'' ( Xu ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''larsenii'', of Larsen, named in honour of Professor Helge Larsen, one of the pioneers of halophile research.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64573-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloferax lucentense|H. lucentense]]'' ( corrig. Gutierrez ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lucentense'', pertaining to the city of ''Lucentum'', Alicante, Spain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s00792-002-0282-7}}</ref> * ''[[Haloferax mediterranei|H. mediterranei]]'' ( (Rodriguez-Valera ''et al''. 1983) Torreblanca ''et al''. 1987, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mediterranei'' (from [[Latin]] ''Mediterraneum'' ''mare''), of the Mediterranean Sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/2/179</ref> * ''[[Haloferax mucosum|H. mucosum]]'' ( Allen ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''mucosum'', slimy, a property of the colonies.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65360-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloferax prahovense|H. prahovense]]'' ( Enache ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''prahovense'', pertaining to Prahova county, Romania, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64674-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloferax sulfurifontis|H. sulfurifontis]]'' ( Elshahed ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sulfur'' ''sulfuris'', sulfur; [[Latin]] noun ''fons'' ''fontis'', spring; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sulfurifontis'', of a sulfurous spring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2275</ref> * ''[[Haloferax volcanii|H. volcanii]]'' ( (Mullakhanbhai and Larsen 1975) Torreblanca ''et al''. 1986, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''volcanii'', of Volcani; named after Israeli microbiologist B.E. Volcani, discoverer of life in the Dead Sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/36/4/573</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Haloferula

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloferula'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Verrucomicrobia]] | classis = [[Verrucomicrobiae]] | ordo = [[Verrucomicrobiales]] | familia = [[Verrucomicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Haloferula'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000711-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. rosea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloferula''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Verrucomicrobia]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloferula'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt, brine; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''ferula'', a stick, cane; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Haloferula'', a rod-shaped bacterium from the sea.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloferula.html|Haloferula}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haloferula harenae|H. harenae]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''harenae'', of/from sand.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000711-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloferula helveola|H. helveola]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''helveola'', pale yellow, yellowish.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000711-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloferula phyci|H. phyci]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''phyci'', of a sea-weed.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000711-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloferula rosea|H. rosea]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''rosea'', rose-coloured, rosy.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000711-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloferula sargassicola|H. sargassicola]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] noun ''Sargassum'', a genus name of planktonic macroalgae; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun ''sargassicola'', inhabitant of ''Sargassum''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000711-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Verrucomicrobia]]

Halogeometricum

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halogeometricum'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halogeometricum'' | binomial_authority = Montalvo-Rodríguez ''et al''. 1998<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019463-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. borinquense | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halogeometricum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halogeometricum'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', the sea, salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''geometricum'', geometrical; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halogeometricum'', salty geometrical shape.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halogeometricum.html|Halogeometricum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halogeometricum borinquense|H. borinquense]]'' ( Montalvo-Rodríguez ''et al''. 1998, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''borinquense'', of Borinquen, the native Indian name for Puerto Rico.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1305</ref> * ''[[Halogeometricum rufum|H. rufum]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''rufum'', red.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019463-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Haloglycomyces

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloglycomyces'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Glycomycineae]] | familia = [[Glycomycetaceae]] | genus = ''Haloglycomyces'' | binomial_authority = Guan ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006270-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. albus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloglycomyces''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloglycomyces'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Glycomyces'', a bacterial genus name; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Haloglycomyces'', a salt-(loving) ''Glycomyces''-like bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloglycomyces.html|Haloglycomyces}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Haloglycomyces albus|H. albus]]'' ( Guan ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''albus'', white, referring to the white aerial mycelium.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006270-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Halogranum

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halogranum'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halogranum'' | binomial_authority = Cui ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014928-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. rubrum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halogranum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halogranum'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''granum'', granule; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halogranum'', salty granule shape.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halogranum.html|Halogranum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halogranum amylolyticum|H. amylolyticum]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''amulon'', starch; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lyticum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lutikon''), able to loosen, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''amylolyticum'', starch-dissolving, referring to the property of being able to hydrolyse starch.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.024976-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halogranum gelatinilyticum|H. gelatinilyticum]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''gelatinum'', gelatin; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lyticum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lutikon''), able to loosen, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''gelatinilyticum'', gelatin-dissolving, referring to the property of being able to hydrolyse gelatin.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.024976-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halogranum rubrum|H. rubrum]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''rubrum'', red.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014928-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Haloincola

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloincola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Halanaerobiales]] | familia = [[Halanaerobiaceae]] | genus = ''Haloincola'' | binomial_authority = Zhilina ''et al''. 1992<ref>{{cite doi|10.1006/anae.1995.1018}}</ref> | type_species = H. saccharolyticus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloincola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloincola'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola'', inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Haloincola'', salt-dweller.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloincola.html|Haloincola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Haloincola saccharolyticus|H. saccharolyticus]]'' ( corrig. Zhilina ''et al''. 1992, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lyticus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''saccharolyticus'', sugar-dissolving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/3/511</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halolactibacillus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halolactibacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Bacillaceae]] | genus = ''Halolactibacillus'' | binomial_authority = Ishikawa ''et al''. 2005<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65511-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. halophilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halolactibacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halolactibacillus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] noun ''lac'' ''lactis'', milk; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', stick, a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halolactibacillus'', salt (loving) lactic acid rodlet.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halolactibacillus.html|Halolactibacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halolactibacillus alkaliphilus|H. alkaliphilus]]'' ( Cao ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', alkali; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alkaliphilus'', alkali loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65511-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halolactibacillus halophilus|H. halophilus]]'' ( Ishikawa ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''halophilus'', salt loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2427</ref> * ''[[Halolactibacillus miurensis|H. miurensis]]'' ( Ishikawa ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''miurensis'', pertaining to the Miura Peninsula, Japan, where the strains were isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2427</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halomarina

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halomarina'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halomarina'' | binomial_authority = Inoue ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020677-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. oriensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halomarina''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halomarina'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] adjective ''marinus'' -''a'' -''um'', marine; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halomarina'', a halophile existing in the marine environment.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halomarina.html|Halomarina}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halomarina oriensis|H. oriensis]]'' ( Inoue ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''oriensis'', pertaining to ORI, an arbitrary adjective formed from the acronym for the Ocean Research Institute (University of Tokyo), where the organism was originally isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020677-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halomethanococcus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halomethanococcus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Methanomicrobia]] | ordo = [[Methanosarcinales]] | familia = [[Methanosarcinaceae]] | genus = ''Halomethanococcus'' | binomial_authority = Yu and Kawamura 1988<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/3/328</ref> | type_species = H. doii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halomethanococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halomethanococcus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] noun ''methanum'' [from French noun ''méth''(''yle'') and chemical suffix -''ane''], methane; [[New Latin]] pref. ''methano''-, pertaining to methane; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)''), berry; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halomethanococcus'', the salt-methane coccus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halomethanococcus.html|Halomethanococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halomethanococcus doii|H. doii]]'' ( Yu and Kawamura 1988, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''doii'', of Doi, named for R. H. Doi, a scientist who has contributed to microbiology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/3/328</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halomicrobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halomicrobium'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halomicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Oren ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/5/1831</ref> | type_species = H. mukohataei | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halomicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halomicrobium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''microbium'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''mikros (μικρός)'', small and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''bios (βίος)'', life), a microbe; [[New Latin]] neutr. noun ''Halomicrobium'', small, salt-life form.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halomicrobium.html|Halomicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halomicrobium katesii|H. katesii]]'' ( Kharroub ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''katesii'', of Kates, named in honour of Professor Morris Kates, for his contributions on halophilic micro-organisms.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65662-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halomicrobium mukohataei|H. mukohataei]]'' ( (Ihara ''et al''. 1997) Oren ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''mukohataei'', of Mukohata, named after Yasuo Mukohata, Japanese biochemist and biophysicist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/5/1831</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halonatronum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halonatronum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Halanaerobiales]] | familia = [[Halobacteroidaceae]] | genus = ''Halonatronum'' | binomial_authority = Zhilina ''et al''. 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/51/2/263</ref> | type_species = H. saccharophilum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halonatronum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halonatronum'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''natron'', arbitrarily derived from the Arabic noun ''natrun'' or ''natron'' soda; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halonatronum'', an organism growing with salt and soda.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halonatronum.html|Halonatronum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halonatronum saccharophilum|H. saccharophilum]]'' ( Zhilina ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''saccharophilum'', sugar-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/51/2/263</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halonotius

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halonotius'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = [[Euryarchaeota]] | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halonotius'' | binomial_authority = Burns ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010017-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. pteroides | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halonotius''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halonotius'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''notius'', southern; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halonotius'', a salty southern one.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halonotius.html|Halonotius}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halonotius pteroides|H. pteroides]]'' ( Burns ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''pteron'', wing; [[Latin]] suff. -''oides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. -''eides'', from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''eidos'', that which is seen, form, shape, figure), ressembling, similar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pteroides'', wing-like, named after the shape of many of the cells, which are flattened rods with rounded ends that appear similar to the wings of small insects.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010017-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halopelagius

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halopelagius'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = [[Euryarchaeota]] | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halopelagius'' | binomial_authority = Cui ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018598-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. inordinatus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halopelagius''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halopelagius'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pelagius'', of or pertaining to the sea; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halopelagius'', salt organism from the sea.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halopelagius.html|Halopelagius}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halopelagius inordinatus|H. inordinatus]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''inordinatus'', not arranged, irregular.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018598-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halopiger

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halopiger'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = [[Euryarchaeota]] | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halopiger'' | binomial_authority = Gutiérrez ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65001-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. xanaduensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halopiger''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halopiger'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''piger'', lazy; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halopiger'', lazy halophile, referring to the slow growth under laboratory conditions.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halopiger.html|Halopiger}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halopiger aswanensis|H. aswanensis]]'' ( Hezayen ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aswanensis'', of or belonging to Aswan, isolated from a hypersaline soil in Aswan, Egypt.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013078-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halopiger xanaduensis|H. xanaduensis]]'' ( Gutiérrez ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''xanaduensis'', referring to Xanadu, the lost city of Kublai Khan, located in Inner Mongolia, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65001-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Haloplanus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloplanus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = [[Euryarchaeota]] | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Haloplanus'' | binomial_authority = Bardavid ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64648-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. natans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloplanus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloplanus'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] adjective ''planus'', flat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Haloplanus'', flat salt-life form.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloplanus.html|Haloplanus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haloplanus aerogenes|H. aerogenes]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] adjective ''aerogenes'', gas-producing.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.025023-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloplanus natans|H. natans]]'' ( Bardavid ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] participle adjective ''natans'', swimming, floating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64648-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloplanus vescus|H. vescus]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vescus'', thin and weak.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018564-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Haloplasma

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloplasma'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Tenericutes]]" | classis = [[Mollicutes]] | ordo = [[Haloplasmatales]] | familia = [[Haloplasmataceae]] | genus = ''Haloplasma'' | binomial_authority = Antunes ''et al''. 2008 (complete authorship reads Antunes, Rainey, da Costa and Huber), (Type genus of the order ''Haloplasmatales'' Rainey ''et al''. 2008; type genus of the family ''Haloplasmataceae'' Rainey ''et al''. 2008).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/008953-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. contractile | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloplasma''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Tenericutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloplasma'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''plasma (πλάσμα)'', something formed or molded, a form; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Haloplasma'', a salt-loving form.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloplasma.html|Haloplasma}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Haloplasma contractile|H. contractile]]'' ( Antunes ''et al''. 2008 (complete authorship reads Antunes, Rainey, da Costa and Huber), (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''contractile'', contractile.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/008953-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Tenericutes]]

Haloquadratum

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloquadratum'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = [[Euryarchaeota]] | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Haloquadratum'' | binomial_authority = Burns ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64690-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloquadratum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloquadratum'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''quadratum'', square; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Haloquadratum'', salt square.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloquadratum.html|Haloquadratum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Haloquadratum walsbyi|H. walsbyi]]'' ( Burns ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''walsbyi'', of Walsby, named after A. E. Walsby, who first published observations on this organism.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64690-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halorhabdus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halorhabdus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = [[Euryarchaeota]] | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halorhabdus'' | binomial_authority = Wainø ''et al''. 2000<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65316-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. utahensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halorhabdus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halorhabdus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''rhabdos (ῥάβδος)'', rod, stick; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halorhabdus'', salt (-loving) rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halorhabdus.html|Halorhabdus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halorhabdus tiamatea|H. tiamatea]]'' ( Antunes ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tiamatea'', belonging to, or related to, Tiamat, the ancient Mesopotamian goddess of 'the primal abyss' and salty water.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65316-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorhabdus utahensis|H. utahensis]]'' ( Wainø ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''utahensis'', of or belonging to the state of Utah, USA, where the strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/183</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halorhodospira

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halorhodospira'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Chromatiales]] | familia = [[Ectothiorhodospiraceae]] | genus = ''Halorhodospira'' | binomial_authority = Imhoff and Süling 1997<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050304}}</ref> | type_species = H. halophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halorhodospira''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halorhodospira'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''rhodon (ῥόδον)'', [[rose]]; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spira'', the spiral; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halorhodospira'', the spiral rose from salt lakes.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halorhodospira.html|Halorhodospira}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halorhodospira abdelmalekii|H. abdelmalekii]]'' ( (Imhoff and Trüper 1982) Imhoff and Süling 1997, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''abdelmalekii'', of Abd-El-Malek, named for Yousef Abd-El-Malek, an Egyptian microbiologist.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050304}}</ref> * ''[[Halorhodospira halochloris|H. halochloris]]'' ( (Imhoff and Trüper 1979) Imhoff and Süling 1997, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''chlōros'', green; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''halochloris'', green-colored and from salt lakes.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050304}}</ref> * ''[[Halorhodospira halophila|H. halophila]]'' ( (Raymond and Sistrom 1969) Imhoff and Süling 1997, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''halophila'', salt-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050304}}</ref> * ''[[Halorhodospira neutriphila|H. neutriphila]]'' ( Hirschler-Réa ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''neutralis'', neutral; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] adjective ''neutriphila'', preferring neutral pH.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Halorubrum

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halorubrum'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halorubrum'' | binomial_authority = McGenity and Grant 1996<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008904-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. saccharovorum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halorubrum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halorubrum'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''rubrum'', red; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halorubrum'' salt (-requiring) and red.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halorubrum.html|Halorubrum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 25 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halorubrum aidingense|H. aidingense]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''aidingense'', from Aiding salt lake in China, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64305-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum alkaliphilum|H. alkaliphilum]]'' ( Feng ''et al''. 2005, ; Arabic article ''al'', the; Arabic noun ''qaliy'', ashes of saltwort; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''alkaliphilum'', loving alkaline conditions.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/149</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum aquaticum|H. aquaticum]]'' ( Gutíerrez ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''aquaticum'', living, growing or found in or by water, aquatic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.025015-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum arcis|H. arcis]]'' ( Xu ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''arcis'', of a height, summit or peak, referring to the isolation of the type strain from a saline lake on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64921-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum californiense|H. californiense]]'' ( Pesenti ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''californiense'', pertaining to California, USA, where the strain was isolated from a solar saltern.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/002410-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum chaoviator|H. chaoviator]]'' ( Mancinelli ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''chaos'', empty space, the void; [[Latin]] noun ''viator'', traveller; [[New Latin]] noun ''chaoviator'' (nominative in apposition), the traveller of the void, referring to the exposure of the type strain to conditions of outer space in the Biopan facility.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000463-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum cibi|H. cibi]]'' ( Roh and Bae 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cibi'', of food.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017988-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum coriense|H. coriense]]'' ( (Kamekura and Dyall-Smith 1996) Oren and Ventosa 1996, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''coriense'', pertaining to Corio, a saltern along Corio Bay, Geelong, Australia, where the organism was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/4/1180</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum distributum|H. distributum]]'' ( (Zvyagintseva and Tarasov 1989) Oren and Ventosa 1996, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] participle adjective ''distributum'', distributed (widely).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/4/1180</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum ejinorense|H. ejinorense]]'' ( Castillo ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''ejinorense'', of Ejinor, referring to the isolation of the organism from the saline Lake Ejinor, in Inner Mongolia, China.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65241-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum ezzemoulense|H. ezzemoulense]]'' ( Kharroub ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''ezzemoulense'', pertaining to Ezzemoul sabkha, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64272-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum kocurii|H. kocurii]]'' ( Gutiérrez ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kocurii'', of Kocur, named for the Czech microbiologist M. Kocur, a pioneer in the study of halophilic archaea and bacteria.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65840-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum lacusprofundi|H. lacusprofundi]]'' ( (Franzmann ''et al''. 1989) McGenity and Grant 1996, ;: [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'', lake; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''profundus'', deep; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacusprofundi'', of the deep lake, referring to Deep Lake, Antarctica, where the organism was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/362</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum lipolyticum|H. lipolyticum]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''lipos'', fat; [[New Latin]] adjective ''lyticus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'' -''ē'' -''on''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lipolyticum'', fat-dissolving, referring to the property of being able to hydrolyse lipids.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64305-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum litoreum|H. litoreum]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''litoreum'', of or belonging to, the seashore.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65268-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum luteum|H. luteum]]'' ( Hu ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''luteum'', orange coloured.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65700-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum orientale|H. orientale]]'' ( Castillo ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''orientale'', of or belonging to the East, eastern, pertaining to the isolation of the type strain from China.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64420-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum saccharovorum|H. saccharovorum]]'' ( (Tomlinson and Hochstein 1977) McGenity and Grant 1996, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''saccharovorum'', sugar-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/362</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum sodomense|H. sodomense]]'' ( (Oren 1983) McGenity and Grant 1996, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''sodomense'', pertaining to Sodom, near the Dead Sea, where the organism was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/362</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum tebenquichense|H. tebenquichense]]'' ( Lizama ''et al''. 2002, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''tebenquichense'', of the Tebenquiche, the hypersaline lake of Atacama Saltern.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/1/149</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum terrestre|H. terrestre]]'' ( Ventosa ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''terrestre'', of or belonging to the earth or to the land, terrestrial.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/389</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum tibetense|H. tibetense]]'' ( Fan ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''tibetense'', from Tibet.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/4/1213</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum trapanicum|H. trapanicum]]'' ( (Petter 1931) McGenity and Grant 1996, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''trapanicum'', pertaining to Trapani, Sicily, the site of the salt from which the organism was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/362</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum vacuolatum|H. vacuolatum]]'' ( (Mwatha and Grant 1993) Kamekura ''et al''. 1997, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''vacuolatum'', vacuolate (containing gas vacuoles).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/853</ref> * ''[[Halorubrum xinjiangense|H. xinjiangense]]'' ( Feng ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''xinjiangense'', pertaining to Xinjiang, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1789</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halosarcina

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halosarcina'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halosarcina'' | binomial_authority = Savage ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65398-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. pallida | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halosarcina''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halosarcina'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''sarcina'', a package; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halosarcina'', a salt (-loving) package.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halosarcina.html|Halosarcina}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halosarcina limi|H. limi]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''limi'', of/from mud.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018697-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halosarcina pallida|H. pallida]]'' ( Savage ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pallida'', pale.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65398-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halosimplex

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halosimplex'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halosimplex'' | binomial_authority = Vreeland ''et al''. 2003 (authorship reads Vreeland, Rosenzweig, Straight, Krammes, Dougherty and Kamekura)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s00792-002-0278-3}}</ref> | type_species = H. carlsbadense | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halosimplex''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halosimplex'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] adjective ''simplex'' -''icis'', simple (in a moral sense), without dissimulation, uncomplicated; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Halosimplex'', simple salts, the simple halophile.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halosimplex.html|Halosimplex}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halosimplex carlsbadense|H. carlsbadense]]'' ( Vreeland ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''carlsbadense'', pertaining to Carlsbad, isolated near Carlsbad, New Mexico, USA.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s00792-002-0278-3}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halospina

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halospina'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Oceanospirillales]] | familia = [[Hahellaceae]] | genus = ''Halospina'' | binomial_authority = Sorokin ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63964-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. denitrificans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halospina''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halospina'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spina'', spine; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halospina'', a salt (loving) spine (long thin rod).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halospina.html|Halospina}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halospina denitrificans|H. denitrificans]]'' ( Sorokin ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] v. ''denitrifico'', to denitrify; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''denitrificans'', denitrifying.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63964-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Halospirulina

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halospirulina'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Cyanobacteria]]" | ordo = [[Oscillatoriales]] | genus = ''Halospirulina'' | binomial_authority = Nübel ''et al''. 2000<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1265</ref> | type_species = H. tapeticola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halospirulina''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Cyanobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halospirulina'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spirulina'', a small coil; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halospirulina'', salt-tolerant small coil.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halospirulina.html|Halospirulina}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halospirulina tapeticola|H. tapeticola]]'' ( Nübel ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''tapete'' -''is'', a carpet, mat; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''tapeticola'', microbial-mat dweller.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1265</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Cyanobacteria]]

Halostagnicola

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halostagnicola'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halostagnicola'' | binomial_authority = Castillo ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64286-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. larsenii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halostagnicola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halostagnicola'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''stagnum'', a piece of standing water, pond, lake; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halostagnicola'', a dweller of a saline lake.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halostagnicola.html|Halostagnicola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halostagnicola alkaliphila|H. alkaliphila]]'' ( Nagaoka ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'' (from Arabic ''al''-''qalyi'', the ashes of saltwort) alkali; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective φίλος -''ē'' -''on''), friend to, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''alkaliphila'', loving alkaline conditions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.023119-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halostagnicola kamekurae|H. kamekurae]]'' ( Nagaoka ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kamekurae'', of Kamekura, named after the Japanese microbiologist Masahiro Kamekura, who contributed to the study of haloarchaea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014449-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halostagnicola larsenii|H. larsenii]]'' ( Castillo ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''larsenii'', of Larsen, named for the Norwegian microbiologist H. Larsen, one of the pioneers in the study of haloarchaea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64286-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halotalea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halotalea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Oceanospirillales]] | familia = [[Halomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Halotalea'' | binomial_authority = Ntougias ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65078-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. alkalilenta | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halotalea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halotalea'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''talea'', a staff, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halotalea'', rod-shaped cells living in saline conditions.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halotalea.html|Halotalea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halotalea alkalilenta|H. alkalilenta]]'' ( Ntougias ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'' (from Arabic ''al'' ''qaliy''), soda ash; [[Latin]] adjective ''lentus'', slow; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkalilenta'', slow in alkaline conditions/alkalitolerant.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65078-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Haloterrigena

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Haloterrigena'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Haloterrigena'' | binomial_authority = Ventosa ''et al''. 1999<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008904-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. turkmenica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Haloterrigena''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Haloterrigena'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', the sea, salt; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''terrigena'', born from the earth; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Haloterrigena'', salt (-requiring) and born from the earth.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/haloterrigena.html|Haloterrigena}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 9 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Haloterrigena daqingensis|H. daqingensis]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''daqingensis'', pertaining to Daqing, north-east China, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013995-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloterrigena hispanica|H. hispanica]]'' ( Romano ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hispanica'', of Hispania, from where the organism was originally isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64895-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloterrigena jeotgali|H. jeotgali]]'' ( Roh ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''jeotgali'', of jeotgal, a traditional Korean fermented seafood.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008243-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloterrigena limicola|H. limicola]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] noun ''limus'', mud; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''limicola'', mud-dweller.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64372-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloterrigena longa|H. longa]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''longa'', long, referring to the production of long rods in liquid medium.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64372-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloterrigena saccharevitans|H. saccharevitans]]'' ( Xu ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] noun ''saccharon'' -''i'', a kind of sugar; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''evitans'', avoiding; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''saccharevitans'', sugar-avoiding, because it uses very few sugars.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2539</ref> * ''[[Haloterrigena salina|H. salina]]'' ( Gutiérrez ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''salina'', salted, saline.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/001602-0}}</ref> * ''[[Haloterrigena thermotolerans|H. thermotolerans]]'' ( Montalvo-Rodríguez ''et al''. 2000, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thermotolerans'', heat tolerating.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1065</ref> * ''[[Haloterrigena turkmenica|H. turkmenica]]'' ( (Zvyagintseva and Tarasov 1989) Ventosa ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''turkmenica'', of Turkmen (Turkmenistan), from where the bacterium was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/131</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Halothermothrix

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halothermothrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Halanaerobiales]] | familia = [[Halanaerobiaceae]] | genus = ''Halothermothrix'' | binomial_authority = Cayol ''et al''. 1994<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/534</ref> | type_species = H. orenii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halothermothrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halothermothrix'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thrix'', hair; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Halothermothrix'', a thermophilic (fermentative) halophile.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halothermothrix.html|Halothermothrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Halothermothrix orenii|H. orenii]]'' ( Cayol ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''orenii'', of Oren, named after Aharon Oren who has made important contributions to the knowledge of halophilic anaerobic bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/534</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Halothiobacillus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halothiobacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Chromatiales]] | familia = [[Halothiobacillaceae]] | genus = ''Halothiobacillus'' | binomial_authority = Kelly and Wood 2000, (Type genus of the family ''Halothiobacillaceae'' Kelly and Wood 2005).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/511</ref> | type_species = H. neapolitanus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halothiobacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halothiobacillus'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halothiobacillus'', salt-loving sulfur rodlet.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halothiobacillus.html|Halothiobacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halothiobacillus halophilus|H. halophilus]]'' ( (Wood and Kelly 1995) Kelly and Wood 2000, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''halophilus'', salt-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/511</ref> * ''[[Halothiobacillus hydrothermalis|H. hydrothermalis]]'' ( (Durand ''et al''. 1997) Kelly and Wood 2000, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hydrothermalis'', hydrothermal, pertaining to a hydrothermal vent in the North Fiji basin.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/511</ref> * ''[[Halothiobacillus kellyi|H. kellyi]]'' ( Sievert ''et al''. 2000, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kellyi'', of Kelly; named after Donovan P. Kelly, a British microbiologist who has made important contributions to research on sulfur-oxidizing bacteria and their physiology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1229</ref> * ''[[Halothiobacillus neapolitanus|H. neapolitanus]]'' ( (Parker 1957) Kelly and Wood 2000, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''neapolitanus'', Neapolitan; pertaining to the seawater at Naples from which this species was probably first isolated by Nathansohn in 1902.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/511</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Halovibrio

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Halovibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Oceanospirillales]] | familia = [[Halomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Halovibrio'' | binomial_authority = Fendrich 1989<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63964-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. variabilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halovibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halovibrio'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun hals halos, salt; [[Latin]] noun ''vibro'', nominally meaning "that which vibrates", but in effect meaning a curved rod bacterium (a vibrio); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halovibrio'', halophilic vibrio.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halovibrio.html|Halovibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halovibrio denitrificans|H. denitrificans]]'' ( Sorokin ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] v. ''denitrifico'', to denitrify; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''denitrificans'', denitrifying.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63964-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halovibrio variabilis|H. variabilis]]'' ( Fendrich 1989, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''variabilis'', changeable, variable; referring to variation of the cell diameter with changing salt concentrations.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63964-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Halovivax

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Halovivax'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Euryarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Halobacteria]] | ordo = [[Halobacteriales]] | familia = [[Halobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Halovivax'' | binomial_authority = Castillo ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63954-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. asiaticus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Halovivax''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Euryarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Halovivax'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] adjective ''vivax'', long-lived, tenacious of life; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Halovivax'', long-living halophile.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/halovivax.html|Halovivax}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Halovivax asiaticus|H. asiaticus]]'' ( Castillo ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''asiaticus'', pertaining to Asia, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63954-0}}</ref> * ''[[Halovivax ruber|H. ruber]]'' ( Castillo ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ruber'', red.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64899-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Euryarchaeota]]

Hamadaea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hamadaea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micromonosporineae]] | familia = [[Micromonosporaceae]] | genus = ''Hamadaea'' | binomial_authority = Ara ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65548-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. tsunoensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hamadaea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hamadaea'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hamadaea'', named after Masa Hamada, the Japanese microbiologist who made a tremendous contribution to actinomycete research.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hamadaea.html|Hamadaea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hamadaea tsunoensis|H. tsunoensis]]'' ( (Asano ''et al''. 1989) Ara ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tsunoensis'', pertaining to Tsuno-gun, Yamaguchi, Japan, the origin of the soil sample from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65548-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Hansschlegelia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hansschlegelia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Methylocystaceae]] | genus = ''Hansschlegelia'' | binomial_authority = Ivanova ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.024562-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. plantiphila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hansschlegelia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hansschlegelia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hansschlegelia'', named after Hans Schlegel, the famous German microbiologist, Professor Hans G. Schlegel, known for his classic studies on autotrophic bacteria..<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hansschlegelia.html|Hansschlegelia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hansschlegelia plantiphila|H. plantiphila]]'' ( Ivanova ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''planta'', any vegetable production that serves to propagate the species, a young plant, a plant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''plantiphila'', plant-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.024562-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hansschlegelia zhihuaiae|H. zhihuaiae]]'' ( Wen ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''zhihuaiae'', named after Zhihua Wu (1935–2001), a Chinese pedologist who devoted herself to the study of soil biology.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021543-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Helcobacillus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Helcobacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Dermabacteraceae]] | genus = ''Helcobacillus'' | binomial_authority = Renvoise ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003319-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. massiliensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Helcobacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Helcobacillus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''helkos'', wound; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Helcobacillus'', a rod found in wounds.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/helcobacillus.html|Helcobacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Helcobacillus massiliensis|H. massiliensis]]'' ( Renvoise ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''massiliensis'', of ''Massilia'', the old Roman name for Marseille, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003319-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Helcococcus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Helcococcus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | genus = ''Helcococcus'' | binomial_authority = Collins ''et al''. 1993<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/3/425</ref> | type_species = H. kunzii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Helcococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Helcococcus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''helkos'', wound; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' ([[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] mas. noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)''), berry; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Helcococcus'', a coccus found in wounds.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/helcococcus.html|Helcococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Helcococcus kunzii|H. kunzii]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1993, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kunzii'', of Kunz, named after Lawrence J. Kunz, an American bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/3/425</ref> * ''[[Helcococcus ovis|H. ovis]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ovis'', of a sheep.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1429</ref> * ''[[Helcococcus sueciensis|H. sueciensis]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''sueciensis'', from Sweden, pertaining to Sweden, the country in which the organisms was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1557</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Helicobacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Helicobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Epsilonproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Campylobacterales]] | familia = [[Helicobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Helicobacter'' | binomial_authority = Goodwin ''et al''. 1989, (Type genus of the family ''Helicobacteraceae'' Garrity ''et al''. 2006).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/397</ref> | type_species = H. pylori | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Helicobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Helicobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''helix'' -''îkos'', twisted, curved, spiral; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod, a staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Helicobacter'', a spiral rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/helicobacter.html|Helicobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 32 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Helicobacter acinonychis|H. acinonychis]]'' ( corrig. Eaton ''et al''. 1993, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''acinonychis'', of ''Acinonyx'', referring to the feline species ''Acinonyx'' ''jubatus'' (cheetah), from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/1/99</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter anseris|H. anseris]]'' ( Fox ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''anseris'', of a goose.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64643-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter aurati|H. aurati]]'' ( Patterson ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''auratus'', adorned with gold, covered with gold, gilded, golden; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''aurati'', of the golden one, named after the golden Syrian hamster, ''Mesocricetus'' ''auratus'', from which it was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/52/1/3</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter baculiformis|H. baculiformis]]'' ( Baele ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] noun ''baculus'', rod; [[Latin]] suff. -''formis'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''forma'', figure, shape, appearance), -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''baculiformis'', rod-shaped.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65152-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter bilis|H. bilis]]'' ( Fox ''et al''. 1997, ; [[Latin]] noun ''bilis'' -''is'', bile; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''bilis'', of the bile, referring to the bodily fluid from which it was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63245-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter bizzozeronii|H. bizzozeronii]]'' ( Hänninen ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''bizzozeronii'', of Bizzozero, named in honor of Guilio Bizzozero, an Italian pathologist who was one of the first scientists to describe spiral organisms in the canine gastric tract.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/1/160</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter brantae|H. brantae]]'' ( Fox ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''brantae'', of ''Branta'', the zoological genus name of Canada geese (''Branta'' ''canadensis'').)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64643-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter canadensis|H. canadensis]]'' ( Fox ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''canadensis'', pertaining to Canada, the country of original isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/52/1/3</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter canis|H. canis]]'' ( Stanley ''et al''. 1994, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''canis'', of the dog, after source of first isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/370</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter cetorum|H. cetorum]]'' ( Harper ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''cetorum'', of cetaceans (whales, dolphins).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64643-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter cholecystus|H. cholecystus]]'' ( Franklin ''et al''. 1997, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''cholecystis'' (from. [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''cholē'', bile, and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kustis'', bladder); gallbladder; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''cholecystus'', related to the gallbladder.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/2/601</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter cinaedi|H. cinaedi]]'' ( (Totten ''et al''. 1988) Vandamme ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cinaedi'', of a homosexual.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010157-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter cynogastricus|H. cynogastricus]]'' ( Van den Bulck ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kuon'', dog; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''gastricus'', pertaining to the stomach; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''cynogastricus'', pertaining to a dog's stomach.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63860-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter equorum|H. equorum]]'' ( Moyaert ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''equorum'', of horses, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64279-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter felis|H. felis]]'' ( Paster ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''felis'', of a cat.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/31</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter fennelliae|H. fennelliae]]'' ( (Totten ''et al''. 1988) Vandamme ''et al''. 1991, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''fennelliae'', of Fennell, named after C.[[Latin]] Fennell, the person who first isolated this organism from rectal swabs of homosexual males.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/88</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter ganmani|H. ganmani]]'' ( Robertson ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ganmani'', of ganman which, in the language of the Gadigal people (indigenous Australians who live in the Sydney Harbour area), means "snake finder". Thus ganmani is intended to refer to both the spiral, snake-like morphology of the organism and to the area in Australia from which it was first described.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1881</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter hepaticus|H. hepaticus]]'' ( Fox ''et al''. 1994, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hepaticus'', belonging to the liver.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010157-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter marmotae|H. marmotae]]'' ( Fox ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Marmota'', scientific name of a genus of rodents; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''marmotae'', of ''Marmota'', isolated from ''Marmota'' ''monax''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64643-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter mastomyrinus|H. mastomyrinus]]'' ( Shen ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mastomyrinus'', pertaining to ''Mastomys'', a rodent genus (the type strain was isolated from ''Mastomys'' ''natalensis'').)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64643-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter mesocricetorum|H. mesocricetorum]]'' ( Simmons ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Mesocricetus'', generic name of the the Syrian hamster (''Mesocricetus'' ''auratus''); [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''mesocricetorum'', of ''mesocriceti'', of Syrian hamsters, the original source of isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/5/1699</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter muridarum|H. muridarum]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 1992, ; [[New Latin]] pl. noun ''Muridae'', family name for Old World rats and mice; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''muridarum'', of the ''Muridae''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/1/27</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter mustelae|H. mustelae]]'' ( (Fox ''et al''. 1988) Goodwin ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] noun ''mustela'', a weasel, and also a generic name (''Mustela''); [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mustelae'', intended to mean of a ferret (''Mustela'' ''putorius'' ''furo'').)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/397</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter nemestrinae|H. nemestrinae]]'' ( Bronsdon ''et al''. 1991, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun nemestrinae, of ''nemestrina'', of the macaque species ''Macaca'' ''nemestrina'', from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/148</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter pametensis|H. pametensis]]'' ( Dewhirst ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pametensis'', pertaining to the Pamet River, Truro, Mass.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/553</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter pullorum|H. pullorum]]'' ( Stanley ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Latin]] noun ''pullus'', a young fowl, a chicken; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''pullorum'', of chickens, the source of first isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/45/2/418</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter pylori|H. pylori]]'' ( (Marshall ''et al''. 1985) Goodwin ''et al''. 1989, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''pylorus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''pulōros'', gate keeper), the lower orifice of the stomach, the pylorus; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pylori'', of the pylorus.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/397</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter rodentium|H. rodentium]]'' ( Shen ''et al''. 1997, ; [[New Latin]] plur. [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rodentium'' (from [[Latin]] participle adjective ''rodens'' -''entis'', gnawing), of rodents, of gnawing animals, referring to the first reported source (mice).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/3/627</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter salomonis|H. salomonis]]'' ( Jalava ''et al''. 1997, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salomonis'', of Salomon, named in honor of Hugo Salomon, a German scientist who was one of the first workers to describe three morphologically distinct spiral organisms in canine gastric mucosa.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/975</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter suis|H. suis]]'' ( Baele ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sus'', pig; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''suis'', of a pig.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65133-0}}</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter trogontum|H. trogontum]]'' ( Mendes ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] participle adjective ''trogon'' ''trogontos'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''trōgō'', to gnaw), gnawing; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''trogontum'', of gnawing animals, referring to source of first isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/916</ref> * ''[[Helicobacter typhlonius|H. typhlonius]]'' ( Franklin ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''tuphlōn'', cecum; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''ius'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''typhlonius'', belonging to the cecum, site of original isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/JCM.39.11.3920-3926.2001}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Heliobacillus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Heliobacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Heliobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Heliobacillus'' | binomial_authority = Beer-Romero and Gest 1998<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1987.tb02179.x}}</ref> | type_species = H. mobilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Heliobacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Heliobacillus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''helios'', sun; [[Latin]] dim. noun ''bacillus'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Heliobacillus'', sun rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/heliobacillus.html|Heliobacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Heliobacillus mobilis|H. mobilis]]'' ( Beer-Romero and Gest 1998, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mobilis'', movable, moving, named for its rapid motility.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1987.tb02179.x}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Heliobacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Heliobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Heliobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Heliobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Gest and Favinger 1985, (Type genus of the family ''Heliobacteriaceae'' Madigan and Asao 2010).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00415602}}</ref> | type_species = H. chlorum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Heliobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Heliobacterium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''helios'', sun; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Heliobacterium'', sun bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/heliobacterium.html|Heliobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Heliobacterium chlorum|H. chlorum]]'' ( Gest and Favinger 1985, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''chlorum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''chloron''), green.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00415602}}</ref> * ''[[Heliobacterium gestii|H. gestii]]'' ( Ormerod ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''gestii'', of Gest, named for Howard Gest, an American microbiologist.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050320}}</ref> * ''[[Heliobacterium modesticaldum|H. modesticaldum]]'' ( Kimble ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''modestus'', moderate; [[Latin]] adjective ''caldus'', warm, hot; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''modesticaldum'', moderately hot; named for its thermophilic character.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050202}}</ref> * ''[[Heliobacterium sulfidophilum|H. sulfidophilum]]'' ( Bryantseva ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''sulfidum'', sulfide; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''sulfidophilum'', sulfide-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Heliobacterium undosum|H. undosum]]'' ( Bryantseva ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''undosum'', full of waves or surges, intended to mean twisted.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Heliophilum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Heliophilum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Heliobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Heliophilum'' | binomial_authority = Ormerod ''et al''. 1996<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050320}}</ref> | type_species = H. fasciatum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Heliophilum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Heliophilum'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''helios'', sun; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Heliophilum'', sun lover.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/heliophilum.html|Heliophilum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Heliophilum fasciatum|H. fasciatum]]'' ( Ormerod ''et al''. 1996, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''fascis'', bundle; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''fasciatum'', bundled, named for the fact that cells form into bundles that move as a unit.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050320}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Heliorestis

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Heliorestis'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Heliobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Heliorestis'' | binomial_authority = Bryantseva ''et al''. 2000<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050756}}</ref> | type_species = H. daurensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Heliorestis''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Heliorestis'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''helios'', sun; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''restis'', a rope; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Heliorestis'', sun rope.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/heliorestis.html|Heliorestis}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Heliorestis baculata|H. baculata]]'' ( Bryantseva ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''baculata'', rod-shaped; named for the morphological characteristic of the cells.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030000204}}</ref> * ''[[Heliorestis daurensis|H. daurensis]]'' ( Bryantseva ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''daurensis'', pertaining to the region Dauria (Daur Steppe, Russia), from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s002030050756}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Heliothrix

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Heliothrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Chloroflexi]]" | classis = [[Chloroflexi]] | ordo = [[Chloroflexales]] | familia = [[Chloroflexaceae]] | genus = ''Heliothrix'' | binomial_authority = Pierson ''et al''. 1986<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00447061}}</ref> | type_species = H. oregonensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Heliothrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Chloroflexi]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Heliothrix'' derives from: Gr noun ''helios'', sun; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thrix'', hair; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Heliothrix'', sun hair.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/heliothrix.html|Heliothrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Heliothrix oregonensis|H. oregonensis]]'' ( Pierson ''et al''. 1986, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''oregonensis'', pertaining to Oregon, a state in the U.S.A.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00447061}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Chloroflexi]]

Hellea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hellea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Caulobacterales]] | familia = [[Hyphomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Hellea'' | binomial_authority = Alain ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65424-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. balneolensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hellea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hellea'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Helle'', a sea goddess in Greek mythology; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hellea'', named after ''Helle'' in reference to the marine origin of the first strain.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hellea.html|Hellea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hellea balneolensis|H. balneolensis]]'' ( Alain ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Medieval Latin]] noun ''Balneola'', the ancient name of Banyuls-sur-mer; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''balneolensis'', pertaining to ''Balneola'', from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65424-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Henriciella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Henriciella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Caulobacterales]] | familia = [[Hyphomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Henriciella'' | binomial_authority = Quan ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017988-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. marina | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Henriciella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Henriciella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Henriciella'', named after Henrici A.T., who first described stalked bacteria genus ''Caulobacter''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/henriciella.html|Henriciella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Henriciella aquimarina|H. aquimarina]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''aqua'', water; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of or belonging to the sea; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aquimarina'', from seawater.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020396-0}}</ref> * ''[[Henriciella litoralis|H. litoralis]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''litoralis'', of or belonging to the seashore.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020396-0}}</ref> * ''[[Henriciella marina|H. marina]]'' ( Quan ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', belonging to the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017988-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Herbaspirillum

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Herbaspirillum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Oxalobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Herbaspirillum'' | binomial_authority = Baldani ''et al''. 1986<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/1/86</ref> | type_species = H. seropedicae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Herbaspirillum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Herbaspirillum'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''herba'', an herb, grass, seed-bearing plant that does not produce persistent woody tissue; [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''spirillum'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''spira'', a coil, spiral), small spiral; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Herbaspirillum'', small, spiral-shaped bacteria from herbaceous, seed-bearing plants.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/herbaspirillum.html|Herbaspirillum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 11 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Herbaspirillum aquaticum|H. aquaticum]]'' ( Dobritsa ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''aquaticum'', living in water, aquatic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009381-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum autotrophicum|H. autotrophicum]]'' ( (Aragno and Schlegel 1978) Ding and Yokota 2004, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''autos (αὐτός)'', self; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''trophikos'', nursing, tending; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''autotrophicum'', self-nursing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2223</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum chlorophenolicum|H. chlorophenolicum]]'' ( Im ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''chlorophenol'', chlorophenol; [[Latin]] suff. -''icus'' -''a'' -''um'', used in adjectives with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''chlorophenolicum'', relating to chlorophenols.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/3/851</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum frisingense|H. frisingense]]'' ( Kirchhof ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''frisingense'', pertaining to Frisinga, now known as Freising, Germany, town where the species was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum hiltneri|H. hiltneri]]'' ( Rothballer ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hiltneri'', of Hiltner, in honour of Professor Lorenz Hiltner, who coined the rhizosphere concept in 1904.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64031-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum huttiense|H. huttiense]]'' ( (Leifson 1962) Ding and Yokota 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''huttiense'', pertaining to Lower Hutt, New Zealand.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009381-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum huttiense|H. huttiense]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''huttiense''''' (Leifson 1962) Ding and Yokota 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''huttiense'', pertaining to Lower Hutt, New Zealand.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009381-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum huttiense|H. huttiense]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''putei''''' (Ding and Yokota 2004) Dobritsa ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''putei'', of a well, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009381-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum lusitanum|H. lusitanum]]'' ( Valverde ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lusitanum'', of Lusitania, the Roman name of Portugal, where the strains reported in this study were isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/1979</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum putei|H. putei]]'' ( Ding and Yokota 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''putei'', of a well, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009381-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum rhizosphaerae|H. rhizosphaerae]]'' ( Jung ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rhizosphaerae'', of the rhizosphere.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64666-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum rubrisubalbicans|H. rubrisubalbicans]]'' ( (Christopher and Edgerton 1930) Baldani ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''ruber'' -bra -''brum'', red; [[Latin]] adjective ''subalbicans'', somewhat white, whitish; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''rubrisubalbicans'', red-whitish, referring to the symptoms of mottled stripe disease.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/3/802</ref> * ''[[Herbaspirillum seropedicae|H. seropedicae]]'' ( Baldani ''et al''. 1986, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''seropedicae'', of Seropédica, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where the species was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/1/86</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Herbiconiux

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Herbiconiux'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Microbacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Herbiconiux'' | binomial_authority = Behrendt ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021352-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. ginsengi | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Herbiconiux''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Herbiconiux'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''herba'', grass, herb, a green plant; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''coniux'', wife, female spouse; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Herbiconiux'', the associate of a plant, plant spouse.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/herbiconiux.html|Herbiconiux}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Herbiconiux ginsengi|H. ginsengi]]'' ( (Qiu ''et al''. 2007) Behrendt ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ginsengi'', of ginseng, the source of the type strain of this species.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021352-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbiconiux solani|H. solani]]'' ( Behrendt ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''solani'', of ''Solanum'', of the potato.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021352-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Herbidospora

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Herbidospora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Streptosporangineae]] | familia = [[Streptosporangiaceae]] | genus = ''Herbidospora'' | binomial_authority = Kudo ''et al''. 1993<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/319</ref> | type_species = H. cretacea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Herbidospora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Herbidospora'' derives from: <ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/herbidospora.html|Herbidospora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Herbidospora cretacea|H. cretacea]]'' ( Kudo ''et al''. 1993, (Type species of the genus).;)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.024315-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbidospora daliensis|H. daliensis]]'' ( Tseng ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''daliensis'', pertaining to Dali city, Taiwan, where the micro-organism was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014803-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbidospora osyris|H. osyris]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] noun ''osyris'', a plant (prob. the broom-like goose-foot or summer cypress), and also a botanical genus name (''Osirys''); [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun osyris, of ''Osyris'', the plant genus from which this species was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010579-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbidospora sakaeratensis|H. sakaeratensis]]'' ( Boondaeng ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''sakaeratensis'', of or pertaining to Sakaerat Biosphere Reserve, the source of the soil from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.024315-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herbidospora yilanensis|H. yilanensis]]'' ( Tseng ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''yilanensis'', pertaining to Yilan county, Taiwan, where the micro-organism was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014803-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Herminiimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Herminiimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Oxalobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Herminiimonas'' | binomial_authority = Fernandes ''et al''. 2005<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.syapm.2005.03.013}}</ref> | type_species = H. fonticola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Herminiimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Herminiimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Mons'' ''Herminius'', a mountain range of Lusitania; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Herminiimonas'', a monad isolated from mineral water coming from the Portuguese mountain ''Mons'' ''Herminius'' that is now known as the Serra da Estrela.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/herminiimonas.html|Herminiimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Herminiimonas can be referred to as herminiimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Herminiimonas aquatilis|H. aquatilis]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aquatilis'', living in water, aquatic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64507-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herminiimonas arsenicoxydans|H. arsenicoxydans]]'' ( Muller ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] noun ''arsenicum'', arsenic; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxydare'', to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''arsenicoxydans'', arsenic-oxidizing.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64308-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herminiimonas fonticola|H. fonticola]]'' ( Fernandes ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''fons'' ''fontis'', a spring, fountain; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from Latin masculine or feminine noun ''incola''), an inhabitant of a place, a resident; [[New Latin]] noun ''fonticola'', an inhabitant of a fountain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.syapm.2005.03.013}}</ref> * ''[[Herminiimonas glaciei|H. glaciei]]'' ( Loveland-Curtze ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''glaciei'', of ice, in reference to the Greenland glacier.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001685-0}}</ref> * ''[[Herminiimonas saxobsidens|H. saxobsidens]]'' ( Lang ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] noun ''saxum'', rock; [[Latin]] v. ''obsideo'', to occupy; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''saxobsidens'', rock-occupying.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65163-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Herpetosiphon

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Herpetosiphon'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Chloroflexi]]" | classis = [[Chloroflexi]] | ordo = [[Herpetosiphonales]] | familia = [[Herpetosiphonaceae]] | genus = ''Herpetosiphon'' | binomial_authority = Holt and Lewin 1968, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = H. aurantiacus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Herpetosiphon''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Chloroflexi]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Herpetosiphon'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''herpeton'', gliding animal, reptile; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''siphōn'', tube, pipe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Herpetosiphon'', gliding tube.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/herpetosiphon.html|Herpetosiphon}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Herpetosiphon aurantiacus|H. aurantiacus]]'' ( Holt and Lewin 1968, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aurantiacus'', orange-colored.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Herpetosiphon cohaerens|H. cohaerens]]'' ( Lewin 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''cohaerens'', cohering, uniting together.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Herpetosiphon geysericola|H. geysericola]]'' ( (Copeland 1936) Lewin 1970, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''geysirum'' (from Icelandic noun ''geysir''), geyser; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''geysericola'', hot spring dweller.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Herpetosiphon nigricans|H. nigricans]]'' ( Lewin 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''nigricans'', blackening.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Herpetosiphon persicus|H. persicus]]'' ( Lewin 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''persicum'', a peach; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''icus'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''persicus'', Persian; here intended to mean peach-coloured.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Chloroflexi]]

Hespellia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hespellia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Lachnospiraceae]] | genus = ''Hespellia'' | binomial_authority = Whitehead ''et al''. 2004<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/241</ref> | type_species = H. stercorisuis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hespellia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hespellia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hespellia'', named in honour of the American microbiologist Robert B. Hespell, in recognition of his many contributions to anaerobic microbiology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hespellia.html|Hespellia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hespellia porcina|H. porcina]]'' ( Whitehead ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''porcina'', of a pig, pertaining to a pig.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/241</ref> * ''[[Hespellia stercorisuis|H. stercorisuis]]'' ( Whitehead ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''stercus'' -''oris'', faeces, manure; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''suis'', of a pig; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''stercorisuis'', from faeces/manure of a pig.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/241</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Hippea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hippea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfurellales]] | familia = [[Desulfurellaceae]] | genus = ''Hippea'' | binomial_authority = Miroshnichenko ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/3/1033</ref> | type_species = H. maritima | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hippea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hippea'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hippea'', named after Hans Hippe, a German microbiologist, in recognition of his significant contribution to the characterization of new, obligately anaerobic procaryotes and the understanding of their physiology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hippea.html|Hippea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hippea maritima|H. maritima]]'' ( Miroshnichenko ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''maritima'', of the sea, marine; i.e. inhabiting marine environments.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/3/1033</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hirschia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hirschia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Caulobacterales]] | familia = [[Hyphomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Hirschia'' | binomial_authority = Schlesner ''et al''. 1990<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/4/443</ref> | type_species = H. baltica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hirschia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hirschia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hirschia'', honoring Peter Hirsch, a German microbiologist, who is an expert on budding and hyphal bacteria.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hirschia.html|Hirschia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hirschia baltica|H. baltica]]'' ( Schlesner ''et al''. 1990, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''baltica'', pertaining to the Baltic Sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/4/443</ref> * ''[[Hirschia maritima|H. maritima]]'' ( Kang and Lee 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''maritima'', of the sea, marine, maritime.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008326-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Histophilus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Histophilus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Pasteurellales]] | familia = [[Pasteurellaceae]] | genus = ''Histophilus'' | binomial_authority = Angen ''et al''. 2003<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1449</ref> | type_species = H. somni | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Histophilus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Histophilus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''histos'', tissue; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective φίλος friendly); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Histophilus'', the tissue friend.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/histophilus.html|Histophilus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Histophilus somni|H. somni]]'' ( Angen ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''somni'', of sleep, referring to one of the disease conditions associated with the bacterium.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1449</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hoeflea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hoeflea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Phyllobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Hoeflea'' | binomial_authority = Peix ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1163</ref> | type_species = H. marina | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hoeflea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hoeflea'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hoeflea'', honouring Manfred Höfle, German microbiologist, in recognition of his contribution to the taxonomy of marine bacteria.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hoeflea.html|Hoeflea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hoeflea alexandrii|H. alexandrii]]'' ( Palacios ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''alexandrii'', of ''Alexandrium'', the genus name of the dinoflagellate ''Alexandrium'' ''minutum'', the source of isolation of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64238-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hoeflea marina|H. marina]]'' ( Peix ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of the sea, marine, referring to the isolation source of this micro-organism, sea water.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1163</ref> * ''[[Hoeflea phototrophica|H. phototrophica]]'' ( Biebl ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''phos'' ''photos'', light; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''trophikos'', nursing, tending or feeding; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phototrophica'', referring to the likely ability to use light for energy generation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63958-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Holdemania

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Holdemania'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Erysipelotrichia]] | ordo = [[Erysipelotrichales]] | familia = [[Erysipelotrichaceae]] | genus = ''Holdemania'' | binomial_authority = Willems ''et al''. 1997<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1201</ref> | type_species = H. filiformis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Holdemania''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Holdemania'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Holdemania'', named in honor of Lillian V. Holdeman Moore, a contemporary American microbiologist, for her outstanding contribution to anaerobic bacteriology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/holdemania.html|Holdemania}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Holdemania filiformis|H. filiformis]]'' ( Willems ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''filum'', thread; [[Latin]] adjective suffix -''formis'' -''is'' -''e'', -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''filiformis'', filiform, thread-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1201</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Hollandina

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hollandina'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Spirochaetes]] | classis = [[Spirochaetes]] | ordo = [[Spirochaetales]] | familia = [[Spirochaetaceae]] | genus = ''Hollandina'' | binomial_authority = (''ex'' To ''et al''. 1978) Bermudes ''et al''. 1988, , nom. rev.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/3/291</ref> | type_species = H. pterotermitidis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hollandina''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Spirochaetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hollandina'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hollandina'', named in honor of André Hollande, a French protistologist<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hollandina.html|Hollandina}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hollandina pterotermitidis|H. pterotermitidis]]'' ( (''ex'' To ''et al''. 1978) Bermudes ''et al''. 1988, , nom. rev. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pterotermitidis'', of ''Pterotermes'', named for the host termite ''Pterotermes'' ''occidentis''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/3/291</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Spirochaetes]]

Holophaga

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Holophaga'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Acidobacteria]] | classis = [[Holophagae]] | ordo = [[Holophagales]] | familia = [[Holophagaceae]] | genus = ''Holophaga'' | binomial_authority = Liesack ''et al''. 1995, (Type genus of the order ''Holophagales'' Fukunaga ''et al''. 2008; type genus of the family ''Holophagaceae'' Fukunaga ''et al''. 2008).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00264378}}</ref> | type_species = H. foetida | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Holophaga''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Acidobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Holophaga'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''holos'', entire; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''phagein'', to eat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Holophaga'', eating all.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/holophaga.html|Holophaga}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Holophaga foetida|H. foetida]]'' ( Liesack ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''foetida'', stinking, fetid, here referring to the production of malodorous methanethiol and dimethlysulfide.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00264378}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Acidobacteria]]

Holospora

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Holospora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rickettsiales]] | familia = [[Holosporaceae]] | genus = ''Holospora'' | binomial_authority = (''ex'' Hafkine 1890) Gromov and Ossipov 1981, , nom. rev. (Type genus of the family ''Holosporaceae'' Görtz and Schmidt 2006).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/348</ref> | type_species = H. undulata | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Holospora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Holospora'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''holos'' -''ē'' -''on'', whole, entire, complete in all its parts; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', seed (in biology, a spore);[[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Holospora'', whole spore.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/holospora.html|Holospora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Holospora caryophila|H. caryophila]]'' ( (''ex'' Preer ''et al''. 1974) Preer and Preer 1982, nom. rev., ; G. noun ''karuon'', nut, kernel (in biology, nucleus); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''caryophila'', nucleus loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/1/140</ref> * ''[[Holospora elegans|H. elegans]]'' ( (''ex'' Hafkine 1890) Preer and Preer 1982, , nom. rev. (Type species of the genus ''Holospora'' (''ex'' Hafkine 1890) Preer and Preer 1982).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''elegans'', choice, elegant.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/1/140</ref> * ''[[Holospora obtusa|H. obtusa]]'' ( (''ex'' Hafkine 1890) Gromov and Ossipov 1981, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''obtusa'', obtuse, blunt.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/348</ref> * ''[[Holospora obtusa|H. obtusa]]'' ( (''ex'' Hafkine 1890) Preer and Preer 1982, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''obtusa'', obtuse, blunt.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/1/140</ref> * ''[[Holospora undulata|H. undulata]]'' ( (''ex'' Hafkine 1890) Gromov and Ossipov 1981, , nom. rev. (Type species of the genus ''Holospora'' (''ex'' Hafkine 1890) Gromov and Ossipov 1981).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''undulata'', undulated, diversified as with waves.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/348</ref> * ''[[Holospora undulata|H. undulata]]'' ( (''ex'' Hafkine 1890) Preer and Preer 1982, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''undulata'', undulated, diversified as with waves.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/1/140</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hongia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Hongia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Propionibacterineae]] | familia = [[Nocardioidaceae]] | genus = ''Hongia'' | binomial_authority = Lee ''et al''. 2000<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/191</ref> | type_species = H. koreensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hongia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hongia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hongia'', named after Soon-Woo Hong (1927-1988), a Korean microbiologist who devoted his life to the study of soil micro-organisms.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hongia.html|Hongia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hongia koreensis|H. koreensis]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', pertaining to Korea, the location of the soil sample from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/191</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Hongiella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Hongiella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cyclobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Hongiella'' | binomial_authority = Yi and Chun 2004<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65073-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. mannitolivorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hongiella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hongiella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hongiella'', named in honour of Soon-Woo Hong, a Korean microbiologist who devoted his life to the study of soil micro-organism.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hongiella.html|Hongiella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hongiella halophila|H. halophila]]'' ( Yi and Chun 2004, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''halophila'', salt-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/157</ref> * ''[[Hongiella mannitolivorans|H. mannitolivorans]]'' ( Yi and Chun 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''mannitolum'', mannitol; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] participle adjective ''mannitolivorans'', mannitol-devouring, utilizing mannitol.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/157</ref> * ''[[Hongiella marincola|H. marincola]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] noun ''mare'', sea; [[Latin]] noun ''incola'', inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun ''marincola'', inhabitant of the sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1845</ref> * ''[[Hongiella ornithinivorans|H. ornithinivorans]]'' ( Yi and Chun 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''ornithinum'', ornithine; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] participle adjective ''ornithinivorans'', ornithine-devouring, utilizing ornithine.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/157</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Howardella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Howardella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | genus = ''Howardella'' | binomial_authority = Cook ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64819-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. ureilytica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Howardella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Howardella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. ''Howardella'', to honour the New Zealand microbiologist Bernard Howard, in recognition of his many contributions to anaerobic microbiology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/howardella.html|Howardella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Howardella ureilytica|H. ureilytica]]'' ( Cook ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''urea'', urea; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'', able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] adjective ''lyticus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'' -''ē'' -''on''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''ureilytica'', urea dissolving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64819-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Hoyosella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hoyosella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Corynebacterineae]] | genus = ''Hoyosella'' | binomial_authority = Jurado ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008664-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. altamirensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hoyosella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hoyosella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Hoyosella'', named in honour of Dr Manuel Hoyos, a pioneer in research towards the protection of the Altamira Cave paintings.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hoyosella.html|Hoyosella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hoyosella altamirensis|H. altamirensis]]'' ( Jurado ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''altamirensis'', referring to Altamira Cave (Cantabria, Spain), where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008664-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Humibacillus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Humibacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Intrasporangiaceae]] | genus = ''Humibacillus'' | binomial_authority = Kageyama ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65042-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. xanthopallidus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Humibacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Humibacillus'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''humus'', soil; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Humibacillus'', rod isolated from soil.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/humibacillus.html|Humibacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Humibacillus xanthopallidus|H. xanthopallidus]]'' ( Kageyama ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''xanthos'', yellow; [[Latin]] adjective ''pallidus'', pale; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''xanthopallidus'', pale yellow.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65042-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Humibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Humibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Microbacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Humibacter'' | binomial_authority = Vaz-Moreira ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65266-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. albus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Humibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Humibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''humus'', earth, soil and, in earth sciences or agriculture, humus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Humibacter'', rod living in humus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/humibacter.html|Humibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species, namely<ref name=main/> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Humicoccus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Humicoccus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Frankineae]] | familia = [[Nakamurellaceae]] | genus = ''Humicoccus'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64246-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Humicoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Humicoccus'' derives from: : [[Latin]] noun ''humus'', the soil; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun kokkos, grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Humicoccus'', coccus isolated from soil.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/humicoccus.html|Humicoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Humicoccus flavidus|H. flavidus]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''flavidus'', pale yellow.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64246-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Humihabitans

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Humihabitans'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Intrasporangiaceae]] | genus = ''Humihabitans'' | binomial_authority = Kageyama ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65069-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. oryzae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Humihabitans''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Humihabitans'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''humus'', soil; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''habitans'', an inhabitant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Humihabitans'', an inhabitant of soil.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/humihabitans.html|Humihabitans}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Humihabitans oryzae|H. oryzae]]'' ( Kageyama ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''oryzae'', of rice, pertaining to the isolation of the type strain from rice paddy soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65069-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Hwanghaeicola

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hwanghaeicola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Hwanghaeicola'' | binomial_authority = Kim ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021048-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. aestuarii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hwanghaeicola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hwanghaeicola'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''Hwanghaeum'', Hwanghae, the Korean name of the Yellow Sea in Korea; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), a dweller, inhabitant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Hwanghaeicola'', a dweller of the Yellow Sea.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hwanghaeicola.html|Hwanghaeicola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hwanghaeicola aestuarii|H. aestuarii]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aestuarii'', of the tidal flat, from where the organism was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021048-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hyalangium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hyalangium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Myxococcales]] | subordo = [[Cystobacterineae]] | familia = [[Cystobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Hyalangium'' | binomial_authority = Reichenbach 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65207-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. minutum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hyalangium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hyalangium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hualos'', glass; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''angeion'' (Latin transliteration ''angium''), vessel; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''hyalangium'', glassy vessel.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hyalangium.html|Hyalangium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hyalangium minutum|H. minutum]]'' ( Reichenbach 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''minutum'', small, tiny.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65207-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hydrocarboniphaga

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrocarboniphaga'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Xanthomonadales]] | familia = [[Sinobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Hydrocarboniphaga'' | binomial_authority = Palleroni ''et al''. 2004<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/4/1203</ref> | type_species = H. effusa | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrocarboniphaga''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrocarboniphaga'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''hydrocarbonum'', hydrocarbon; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''phagein'', to eat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hydrocarboniphaga'', eater of hydrocarbons.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrocarboniphaga.html|Hydrocarboniphaga}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hydrocarboniphaga daqingensis|H. daqingensis]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''daqingensis'', pertaining to Daqing, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019380-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hydrocarboniphaga effusa|H. effusa]]'' ( Palleroni ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''effusa'', wide-spread, extensive, diffuse, making reference to the spreading tendency of colonies growing on minimal agar medium.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/4/1203</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hydrogenimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrogenimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Epsilonproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Campylobacterales]] | familia = [[Hydrogenimonaceae]] | genus = ''Hydrogenimonas'' | binomial_authority = Takai ''et al''. 2004<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/25</ref> | type_species = H. thermophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrogenimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrogenimonas'' derives from: [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hydrogenimonas'', hydrogen monad.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrogenimonas.html|Hydrogenimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Hydrogenimonas can be referred to as hydrogenimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hydrogenimonas thermophila|H. thermophila]]'' ( Takai ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''thermophila'', heat-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/25</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hydrogenivirga

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrogenivirga'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Aquificae]]" | classis = [[Aquificae]] | ordo = [[Aquificales]] | familia = [[Aquificaceae]] | genus = ''Hydrogenivirga'' | binomial_authority = Nakagawa ''et al''. 2004<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2079</ref> | type_species = H. caldilitoris | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrogenivirga''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Aquificae]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrogenivirga'' derives from: [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''virga'', a slender green branch, a twig, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hydrogenivirga'', hydrogen rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrogenivirga.html|Hydrogenivirga}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hydrogenivirga caldilitoris|H. caldilitoris]]'' ( Nakagawa ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''caldus'', hot; [[Latin]] noun ''litus'' -''oris'', beach; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''caldilitoris'', of a hot beach.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2079</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenivirga okinawensis|H. okinawensis]]'' ( Nunoura ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''okinawensis'', of Okinawa, a region of Japan.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64615-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Aquificae]]

Hydrogenoanaerobacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrogenoanaerobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Ruminococcaceae]] | genus = ''Hydrogenoanaerobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Song and Dong 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000349-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. saccharovorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrogenoanaerobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrogenoanaerobacterium'' derives from: [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prefix ''an (ἄν)''-, without; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Hydrogenoanaerobacterium'', an anaerobic, hydrogenogenic, rod-shaped bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrogenoanaerobacterium.html|Hydrogenoanaerobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hydrogenoanaerobacterium saccharovorans|H. saccharovorans]]'' ( Song and Dong 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''saccharon'', sugar; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring, digesting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''saccharovorans'', sugar-digesting.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000349-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Hydrogenobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrogenobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Aquificae]]" | classis = [[Aquificae]] | ordo = [[Aquificales]] | familia = [[Aquificaceae]] | genus = ''Hydrogenobacter'' | binomial_authority = Kawasumi ''et al''. 1984<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/1/5</ref> | type_species = H. thermophilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrogenobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Aquificae]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrogenobacter'' derives from: [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hydrogenobacter'', hydrogen rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrogenobacter.html|Hydrogenobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hydrogenobacter acidophilus|H. acidophilus]]'' ( Shima and Suzuki 1993, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''acidum'' (from [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'' -''a'' -''um'', sour), an acid; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''acidophilus'', acid loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/4/703</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenobacter hydrogenophilus|H. hydrogenophilus]]'' ( (Kryukov ''et al''. 1984) Stöhr ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hydrogenophilus'', hydrogen loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1853</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenobacter subterraneus|H. subterraneus]]'' ( Takai ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''subterraneus'', under the earth, indicating the source of isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenobacter thermophilus|H. thermophilus]]'' ( Kawasumi ''et al''. 1984, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thermophilus'', heat-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/1/5</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Aquificae]]

Hydrogenobaculum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrogenobaculum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Aquificae]]" | classis = [[Aquificae]] | ordo = [[Aquificales]] | familia = [[Aquificaceae]] | genus = ''Hydrogenobaculum'' | binomial_authority = Stöhr ''et al''. 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1853</ref> | type_species = H. acidophilum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrogenobaculum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Aquificae]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrogenobaculum'' derives from: [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''baculum'', small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Hydrogenobaculum'', water-producing small rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrogenobaculum.html|Hydrogenobaculum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hydrogenobaculum acidophilum|H. acidophilum]]'' ( (Shima and Suzuki 1993) Stöhr ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''acidum'' (from [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'' -''a'' -''um'', sour), an acid; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''acidophilum'', acid loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1853</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Aquificae]]

Hydrogenophaga

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrogenophaga'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Comamonadaceae]] | genus = ''Hydrogenophaga'' | binomial_authority = Willems ''et al''. 1989<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/319</ref> | type_species = H. flava | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrogenophaga''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrogenophaga'' derives from: [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. phagein, to eat, to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hydrogenophaga'', eater of hydrogen.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrogenophaga.html|Hydrogenophaga}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 9 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hydrogenophaga atypica|H. atypica]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prefix ''a- (ἄ)'' , not; [[Latin]] adjective ''typicus'', typical; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''atypica'', atypical.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/341</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenophaga bisanensis|H. bisanensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''bisanensis'', of Bisan, Daegu, Korea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65271-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenophaga caeni|H. caeni]]'' ( Chung ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''caeni'', of mud, referring to isolation of the type strain from activated sludge.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64629-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenophaga defluvii|H. defluvii]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''defluvii'', of a flowing down, of sewage.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/341</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenophaga flava|H. flava]]'' ( (Niklewski 1910) Willems ''et al''. 1989, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''flava'', yellow.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/319</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenophaga intermedia|H. intermedia]]'' ( Contzen ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''intermedia'', that is between, intermediate, referring to the phylogenetic position of this organism within the genus ''Hydrogenophaga''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenophaga palleronii|H. palleronii]]'' ( (Davis 1970) Willems ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''palleronii'', of Palleroni, named after N.J. Palleroni, who first isolated this organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/319</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenophaga pseudoflava|H. pseudoflava]]'' ( (Auling ''et al''. 1978) Willems ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''pseudēs'', false; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''flava'', yellow, and also a specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pseudoflava'', not the true (''Hydrogenophaga'') ''flava'', referring to the close relationship to ''Hydrogenophaga'' ''flava''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/319</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenophaga taeniospiralis|H. taeniospiralis]]'' ( (Lalucat ''et al''. 1982) Willems ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''tainia'' (Latin transliteration ''taenia''), band, ribbon; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''spiralis'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''spira'', coil; and [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to), coiled; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''taeniospiralis'', ribbon coiled, after ''Caedibacter'' ''taeniospiralis'', an organism with which it shares characteristics.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/319</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hydrogenophilus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrogenophilus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Hydrogenophilales]] | familia = [[Hydrogenophilaceae]] | genus = ''Hydrogenophilus'' | binomial_authority = Hayashi ''et al''. 1999, (Type genus of the order ''Hydrogenophilales'' Garrity ''et al''. 2006; type genus of the family ''Hydrogenophilaceae'' Garrity ''et al''. 2006).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/783</ref> | type_species = H. thermoluteolus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrogenophilus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrogenophilus'' derives from: [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Hydrogenophilus'', hydrogen lover.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrogenophilus.html|Hydrogenophilus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hydrogenophilus hirschii|H. hirschii]]'' ( Stöhr ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hirschii'', of Hirsch, named in honor of Peter Hirsch, in recognition of his fundamental contributions to the taxonomy of unusual bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/2/481</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenophilus islandicus|H. islandicus]]'' ( Vésteinsdóttir ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''islandicus'', Icelandic, describing the place of its first isolation.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.023572-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hydrogenophilus thermoluteolus|H. thermoluteolus]]'' ( Hayashi ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''luteolus'', light yellow, yellowish; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thermoluteolus'', hot and light yellow.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/783</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hydrogenothermus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrogenothermus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Aquificae]]" | classis = [[Aquificae]] | ordo = [[Aquificales]] | familia = [[Hydrogenothermaceae]] | genus = ''Hydrogenothermus'' | binomial_authority = Stöhr ''et al''. 2001, (Type genus of the family ''Hydrogenothermaceae'' Eder and Huber 2003).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1853</ref> | type_species = H. marinus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrogenothermus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Aquificae]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrogenothermus'' derives from: [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Hydrogenothermus'', hot and water producer.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrogenothermus.html|Hydrogenothermus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hydrogenothermus marinus|H. marinus]]'' ( Stöhr ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''marinus'', of or belonging to the sea, marine.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1853</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Aquificae]]

Hydrogenovibrio

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrogenovibrio'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Thiotrichales]] | familia = [[Piscirickettsiaceae]] | genus = ''Hydrogenovibrio'' | binomial_authority = Nishihara ''et al''. 1991<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/130</ref> | type_species = H. marinus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrogenovibrio''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrogenovibrio'' derives from: [[New Latin]] ''hydrogenum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), [[hydrogen]], an element; [[Latin]] v. ''vibro'', to set in tremulous motion, move to and fro, vibrate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''vibrio'', that which vibrates, and also a bacterial genus name of bacteria possessing a curved rod shape (''Vibrio''); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Hydrogenovibrio'', hydrogen vibrio.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrogenovibrio.html|Hydrogenovibrio}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hydrogenovibrio marinus|H. marinus]]'' ( Nishihara ''et al''. 1991, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''marinus'', marine, of the sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/130</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hydrotalea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hydrotalea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Chitinophagaceae]] | genus = ''Hydrotalea'' | binomial_authority = Kämpfer ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.023002-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. flava | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hydrotalea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hydrotalea'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''húdōr (ὕδωρ)'', water; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''talea'', a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hydrotalea'', a rod isolated from water.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hydrotalea.html|Hydrotalea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hydrotalea flava|H. flava]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''flava'', golden-yellow.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.023002-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Hylemonella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hylemonella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Comamonadaceae]] | genus = ''Hylemonella'' | binomial_authority = Spring ''et al''. 2004<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/99</ref> | type_species = H. gracilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hylemonella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hylemonella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Hylemonella'', named in honour of Philip B. Hylemon who made important contributions to the taxonomy of freshwater spirilla.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hylemonella.html|Hylemonella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hylemonella gracilis|H. gracilis]]'' ( (Canale-Parola ''et al''. 1966) Spring ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''gracilis'', thin, slight, slender.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/99</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hymenobacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Hymenobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Hymenobacter'' | binomial_authority = Hirsch ''et al''. 1999<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64371-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. roseosalivarius | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hymenobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hymenobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''humen'', pellicle, thin layer; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Hymenobacter'', a rod growing in thin layers.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hymenobacter.html|Hymenobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 14 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hymenobacter actinosclerus|H. actinosclerus]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aktis, aktinos (ἀκτίς, ἀκτῖνος)'', ray, beam; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''sklēros'', hard; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''actinosclerus'', hard against rays, referring to the organism's radiation resistance.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/731</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter aerophilus|H. aerophilus]]'' ( Buczolits ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer'', air; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aerophilus'', air-loving, indicating its survival when suspended in air.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/2/445</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter chitinivorans|H. chitinivorans]]'' ( Buczolits ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''chitinum'', chitin; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''chitinivorans'', devouring chitin.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64371-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter daecheongensis|H. daecheongensis]]'' ( Xu ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''daecheongensis'', of or belonging to Daecheong Dam, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.002444-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter deserti|H. deserti]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''deserti'', of a desert.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000265-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter gelipurpurascens|H. gelipurpurascens]]'' ( Buczolits ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] noun ''gelus'' -''us'', the ice cold; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''purpurascens'', becoming of a purple colour; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''gelipurpurascens'', becoming purple in the cold.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64371-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter norwichensis|H. norwichensis]]'' ( Buczolits ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''norwichensis'', of or belonging to Norwich, a city in England, where the type strain was isolated from the air in the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64371-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter ocellatus|H. ocellatus]]'' ( Buczolits ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ocellatus'', showing little eyes, referring to the bright granules at the cell poles.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64371-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter psychrophilus|H. psychrophilus]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''psychrophilus'', cold-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.023465-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter psychrotolerans|H. psychrotolerans]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''psychrotolerans'', tolerating cold temperature.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65588-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter rigui|H. rigui]]'' ( Baik ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rigui'', of a well-watered place.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64181-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter roseosalivarius|H. roseosalivarius]]'' ( Hirsch ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''roseus'', rose-colored, pink; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''salivarius'', slimy, clammy, salivary; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''roseosalivarius'', intended to mean a rose colored bacterium surrounded by much polymer.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/49/1/1</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter soli|H. soli]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil, the source of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64447-0}}</ref> * ''[[Hymenobacter xinjiangensis|H. xinjiangensis]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''xinjiangensis'', of or belonging to Xinjiang, an autonomous region in north-west China.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65033-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Hyperthermus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hyperthermus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Crenarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Thermoprotei]] | ordo = [[Desulfurococcales]] | familia = [[Pyrodictiaceae]] | genus = ''Hyperthermus'' | binomial_authority = Zillig ''et al''. 1991<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/169</ref> | type_species = H. butylicus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hyperthermus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Crenarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hyperthermus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''hyper'', above; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Hyperthermus'', an organism existing in a very hot environment.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hyperthermus.html|Hyperthermus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hyperthermus butylicus|H. butylicus]]'' ( Zillig ''et al''. 1991, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''butylicus'', butylic, referring to the production of butanol.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/169</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Crenarchaeota]]

Hyphomicrobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hyphomicrobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Hyphomicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Hyphomicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Stutzer and Hartleb 1899, ''genus''. (Type genus of the order ''Hyphomicrobiales'' Douglas 1957 [Approved Lists 1980]; type genus of the family ''Hyphomicrobiaceae'' Babudieri 1950 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = H. vulgare | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hyphomicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hyphomicrobium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''huphē'', a web, thread; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''mikros (μικρός)'', small; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bios (βίος)'', life; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Hyphomicrobium'', thread-producing microbe.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hyphomicrobium.html|Hyphomicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 12 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium aestuarii|H. aestuarii]]'' ( Hirsch 1899, ; [[Latin]] noun ''aestuarium'', channel extending inland from the sea, and only filled with water at floodtide, an estuary; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aestuarii'', of the estuary.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium chloromethanicum|H. chloromethanicum]]'' ( McDonald ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''chlōros'', green; [[New Latin]] pref. ''chloro'', referring to the chlorine radical; [[New Latin]] noun ''methanum'', methane: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -''icus'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] adjective ''methanicus'', pertaining to methane, intended to mean methane (utilizing); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''chloromethanicum'', chloromethane (utilizing).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/1/119</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium coagulans|H. coagulans]]'' ( (''ex'' Takada 1975) Hirsch 1989, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''coagulans'', curdling, coagulating.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium denitrificans|H. denitrificans]]'' ( Urakami ''et al''. 1995, ; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''denitrificans'', denitrifying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/45/3/528</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium facile|H. facile]]'' ( corrig. Hirsch 1989, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''facile'', ready, quick.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium facile|H. facile]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''facile''''' corrig. Hirsch 1989, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''facile'', ready, quick.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/3/317</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium facile|H. facile]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''tolerans''''' corrig. Hirsch 1989, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; pertaining to the tolerance of high CO concentrations.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium facile|H. facile]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''ureaphilum''''' corrig. Hirsch 1989, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''urea'', urea; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''ureaphilum'', loving urea.''' )<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium hollandicum|H. hollandicum]]'' ( Hirsch 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''hollandicum'', pertaining to Holland, referring to the isolation from the Netherlands.''' )<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium indicum|H. indicum]]'' ( Johnson and Weisrock 1969, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''indicum'', of India, Indian (isolated from the Indian Ocean).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium methylovorum|H. methylovorum]]'' ( Izumi ''et al''. 1983, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''methylum'' (from French ''méthyle'', back-formation from French ''méthylène'', coined from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''methu'', wine and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hulē'', wood), the methyl radical; [[New Latin]] pref. ''methylo''-, pertaining to the methyl radical; [[New Latin]] pref. ''methylo''-, pertaining to the methyl radical; [[Latin]] v. ''voro'', to eat, devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''methylovorum'', methyl devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium neptunium|H. neptunium]]'' ( Leifson 1964, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''neptunium'', of ''Neptunus'', pertaining to ''Neptunus'', god of the sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02046730}}</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium sulfonivorans|H. sulfonivorans]]'' ( Borodina ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''sulfonum'', sulfone; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', eating, devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''sulfonivorans'', sulfone-devouring.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/s00203-001-0373-3}}</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium vulgare|H. vulgare]]'' ( Stutzer and Hartleb 1899, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''vulgare'', usual, common.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Hyphomicrobium zavarzinii|H. zavarzinii]]'' ( Hirsch 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''zavarzinii'', of Zavarzin, named for G.A. Zavarzin, the Russian microbiologist who isolated these bacteria.''' )<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hyphomonas

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Hyphomonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Caulobacterales]] | familia = [[Hyphomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Hyphomonas'' | binomial_authority = (''ex'' Pongratz 1957) Moore ''et al''. 1984, , nom. rev. (Type genus of the family ''Hyphomonadaceae'' Lee ''et al''. 2005).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/1/71</ref> | type_species = H. polymorpha | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hyphomonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hyphomonas'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''huphos'', web, filament; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hyphomonas'', hyphabearing unit.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hyphomonas.html|Hyphomonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Hyphomonas can be referred to as hyphomonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains 8 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Hyphomonas adhaerens|H. adhaerens]]'' ( Weiner ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''adhaerens'', adhering, sticking to.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/459</ref> * ''[[Hyphomonas hirschiana|H. hirschiana]]'' ( Weiner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hirschiana'', pertaining to Hirsch; named for P. Hirsch for his contributions to the study of prosthecate, budding bacteria.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/237</ref> * ''[[Hyphomonas jannaschiana|H. jannaschiana]]'' ( Weiner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''jannaschiana'', pertaining to Jannasch; named for H. Jannasch for his contributions to marine microbiology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/237</ref> * ''[[Hyphomonas johnsonii|H. johnsonii]]'' ( Weiner ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''johnsonii'', of Johnson, named after the (American) molecular taxonomist John Johnson.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/459</ref> * ''[[Hyphomonas neptunium|H. neptunium]]'' ( (Leifson 1964) Moore ''et al''. 1984, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''neptunius'' -''a'' -''um'', of ''Neptunus'', pertaining to ''Neptunus'', god of the sea; probably should be [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''neptunia''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/1/71</ref> * ''[[Hyphomonas oceanitis|H. oceanitis]]'' ( Weiner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''oceanitis'', daughter of the ocean.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/237</ref> * ''[[Hyphomonas polymorpha|H. polymorpha]]'' ( (''ex'' Pongratz 1957) Moore ''et al''. 1984, , nom. rev. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''polymorpha'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''polumorphos'' -''on''), multiform, variable in form, of irregular shape.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/1/71</ref> * ''[[Hyphomonas rosenbergii|H. rosenbergii]]'' ( Weiner ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''rosenbergii'', of Rosenberg, named after the (Israeli) microbial ecologist Eugene Rosenberg.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/459</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Hyunsoonleella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Hyunsoonleella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Hyunsoonleella'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006775-0}}</ref> | type_species = H. jejuensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Hyunsoonleella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Hyunsoonleella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Hyunsoonleella'', named after Hyun-Soon Lee, a Korean microbiologist who devoted her life to the study of photosynthetic bacteria.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|h/hyunsoonleella.html|Hyunsoonleella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Hyunsoonleella jejuensis|H. jejuensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''jejuensis'', of or pertaining to Jeju Island in the Republic of Korea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006775-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Iamia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Iamia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Acidimicrobidae]] | ordo = [[Acidimicrobiales]] | subordo = "[[Acidimicrobineae]]" | familia = [[Iamiaceae]] | genus = ''Iamia'' | binomial_authority = Kurahashi ''et al''. 2009, (Type genus of the family ''Iamiaceae'' Kurahashi ''et al''. 2009).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005611-0}}</ref> | type_species = I. majanohamensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Iamia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Iamia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Iamia'', arbitrary name formed from the acronym of the Institute of Applied Microbiology at the University of Tokyo, which has made significant contributions to microbiology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/iamia.html|Iamia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Iamia majanohamensis|I. majanohamensis]]'' ( Kurahashi ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''majanohamensis'', pertaining to Majanohama, the site on the coast of Aka Island, Japan, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005611-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Ideonella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Ideonella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | genus = ''Ideonella'' | binomial_authority = Malmqvist ''et al''. 1994<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003368-0}}</ref> | type_species = I. dechloratans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ideonella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ideonella'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Ideonella'', derived from Ideon the research center where the bacterium was isolated and described.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/ideonella.html|Ideonella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Ideonella azotifigens|I. azotifigens]]'' ( Noar and Buckley 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''azotum'' [from Fr. noun ''azote'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''a'', not; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''zōē'', life; N.[[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''azōē'', not sustaining life)], nitrogen; [[Latin]] v. ''figere'', to fix, attach; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''azotifigens'', nitrogen-fixing.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003368-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ideonella dechloratans|I. dechloratans]]'' ( Malmqvist ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] ''de,'' from; [[New Latin]] noun ''chloras'' -''atis'', chlorate; [[New Latin]] adjective ''chloratans'', referring to chlorate; [[New Latin]] adjective ''dechloratans'', derived from chlorate; intended to mean chlorate-utilizing bacterium.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/595</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Idiomarina

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Idiomarina'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Alteromonadales]] | familia = [[Idiomarinaceae]] | genus = ''Idiomarina'' | binomial_authority = Ivanova ''et al''. 2000, (Type genus of the family ''Idiomarinaceae'' Ivanova ''et al''. 2004).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021212-0}}</ref> | type_species = I. abyssalis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Idiomarina''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Idiomarina'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''idios'', pertaining to oneself, private, personal; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of the sea, marine; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Idiomarina'', pertaining to the peculiar, true marine nature of microorganisms from the ocean (seawater).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/idiomarina.html|Idiomarina}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 18 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Idiomarina abyssalis|I. abyssalis]]'' ( Ivanova ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] noun ''abyssus'', an abyss, deep sea; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''abyssalis'', pertaining to the abssyal depths of the ocean (1000-6000 m) from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/901</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina aestuarii|I. aestuarii]]'' ( (Park ''et al''. 2010) Wang ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aestuarii'', of a tract overflowed at high tide, a salt marsh, a bay, referring to the isolation of the type strain from shallow coastal seawater.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022970-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina baltica|I. baltica]]'' ( Brettar ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''baltica'', from the Baltic sea, referring to the source of the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/2/407</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina donghaiensis|I. donghaiensis]]'' ( (Wu ''et al''. 2009) Taborda ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''donghaiensis'', pertaining to Donghai, the Chinese name for the East China Sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021204-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina fontislapidosi|I. fontislapidosi]]'' ( Martínez-Cánovas ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] noun ''fons'' -''tis'', spring; [[Latin]] adjective ''lapidosus'', stony; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''fontislapidosi'', of the stony spring, i.e. from Fuente de Piedra, the site from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1793</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina homiensis|I. homiensis]]'' ( Kwon ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''homiensis'', referring to the Homi Cape in Korea, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64283-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina insulisalsae|I. insulisalsae]]'' ( Taborda ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''insula'', island; [[Latin]] adjective ''salsus'' -''a'' -''um'', salted; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''insulisalsae'', of a salted island, isolated from the Island of Sal (the salt island) in the Cape Verde Archipelago.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021204-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina loihiensis|I. loihiensis]]'' ( Donachie ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''loihiensis'', originating from Lō'ihi, the site of isolation of the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/1873</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina marina|I. marina]]'' ( (Jean ''et al''. 2009) Taborda ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021204-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina maritima|I. maritima]]'' ( (Wu ''et al''. 2009) Taborda ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''maritima'', of the sea, marine, inhabiting marine environments.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021204-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina ramblicola|I. ramblicola]]'' ( Martínez-Cánovas ''et al''. 2004, ; Spanish [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''rambla'', sandy ground; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun ''ramblicola'', inhabitant of a rambla.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1793</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina salinarum|I. salinarum]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''salinarum'', of salt-works.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65189-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina sediminum|I. sediminum]]'' ( (Hu and Li 2007) Taborda ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''sediminum'', of sediments, pertaining to source of isolation of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021204-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina seosinensis|I. seosinensis]]'' ( Choi and Cho 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''seosinensis'', pertaining to Seosin region in Korea, where the type strain was found.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/379</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina tainanensis|I. tainanensis]]'' ( (Jean ''et al''. 2009) Taborda ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tainanensis'', pertaining to Tainan, Taiwan, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021204-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina taiwanensis|I. taiwanensis]]'' ( (Jean ''et al''. 2006) Taborda ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''taiwanensis'', pertaining to Taiwan, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021204-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina xiamenensis|I. xiamenensis]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''xiamenensis'', of Xiamen, a city in Fujian, PR China, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022970-0}}</ref> * ''[[Idiomarina zobellii|I. zobellii]]'' ( Ivanova ''et al''. 2000, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''zobelli'', of Zobell; named after C.E. Zobell, a pioneer marine microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/901</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Ignatzschineria

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Ignatzschineria'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Xanthomonadales]] | familia = [[Xanthomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Ignatzschineria'' | binomial_authority = Tóth ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64686-0}}</ref> | type_species = I. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ignatzschineria''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ignatzschineria'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Ignatzschineria'', in honour of Ignatz Rudolph Schiner, who described the fly ''Wohlfahrtia'' ''magnifica'' in 1862.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/ignatzschineria.html|Ignatzschineria}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ignatzschineria larvae|I. larvae]]'' ( (Tóth ''et al''. 2001) Tóth ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] noun ''larva'', a ghost, spectre and, in biology, a larva; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''larvae'', of a larva; the type strain was isolated from maggots of ''Wohlfahrtia'' ''magnifica''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64686-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Ignavibacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ignavibacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Chlorobi]] | classis = [[Ignavibacteria]] | ordo = [[Ignavibacteriales]] | familia = [[Ignavibacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Ignavibacterium'' | binomial_authority = Iino ''et al''. 2010, (Type genus of the order ''Ignavibacteriales'' Iino ''et al''. 2010; type genus of the family ''Ignavibacteriaceae'' Iino ''et al''. 2010).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012484-0}}</ref> | type_species = I. album | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ignavibacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Chlorobi]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ignavibacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''ignavus'', lazy; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Ignavibacterium'', a lazy rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/ignavibacterium.html|Ignavibacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ignavibacterium album|I. album]]'' ( Iino ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''album'', white.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012484-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Chlorobi]]

Ignavigranum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ignavigranum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | familia = [[Aerococcaceae]] | genus = ''Ignavigranum'' | binomial_authority = Collins ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/97</ref> | type_species = I. ruoffiae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ignavigranum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ignavigranum'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''ignavus'', lazy, non-reacting; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''granum'', grain, kernel; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Ignavigranum'', lazy grain.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/ignavigranum.html|Ignavigranum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ignavigranum ruoffiae|I. ruoffiae]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ruoffiae'', of Ruoff, named after Kathryn [[Latin]] Ruoff, an American microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/97</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Ignicoccus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ignicoccus'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Crenarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Thermoprotei]] | ordo = [[Desulfurococcales]] | familia = [[Desulfurococcaceae]] | genus = ''Ignicoccus'' | binomial_authority = Huber ''et al''. 2000 (complete authorship reads: Huber, Burggraf and Stetter)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2093</ref> | type_species = I. islandicus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ignicoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Crenarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ignicoccus'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''ignis'', fire; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Ignicoccus'', the fireball.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/ignicoccus.html|Ignicoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Ignicoccus hospitalis|I. hospitalis]]'' ( Paper ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hospitalis'', relating to a guest, hospitable, referring to its ability to serve as a host for "''Nanoarchaeum'' ''equitans''".)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64721-0}}</ref> * ''[[Ignicoccus islandicus|I. islandicus]]'' ( Huber ''et al''. 2000 (complete authorship reads: Huber, Burggraf, Mayer and Stetter), (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''islandicus'', pertaining to Iceland, Icelandic, describing the location of its first isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2093</ref> * ''[[Ignicoccus pacificus|I. pacificus]]'' ( Huber and Stetter 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pacificus'', peaceful; pertaining to the Pacific Ocean, describing the site of its first isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2093</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Crenarchaeota]]

Ignisphaera

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ignisphaera'' | domain = [[Archaea]] | phylum = "[[Crenarchaeota]]" | classis = [[Thermoprotei]] | ordo = [[Desulfurococcales]] | familia = [[Desulfurococcaceae]] | genus = ''Ignisphaera'' | binomial_authority = Niederberger ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63899-0}}</ref> | type_species = I. aggregans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ignisphaera''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Crenarchaeota]] ([[Archaea]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ignisphaera'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''ignis'', fire; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''sphaera'', ball; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Ignisphaera'', fire ball.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/ignisphaera.html|Ignisphaera}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ignisphaera aggregans|I. aggregans]]'' ( Niederberger ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''aggregans'', aggregate forming, aggregating clumping.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63899-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Archaea]] [[Category:Crenarchaeota]]

Ilumatobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ilumatobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Acidimicrobidae]] | ordo = [[Acidimicrobiales]] | subordo = "[[Acidimicrobineae]]" | familia = [[Acidimicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Ilumatobacter'' | binomial_authority = Matsumoto ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017988-0}}</ref> | type_species = I. fluminis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ilumatobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ilumatobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''iluma'' -''atos'', sediment deposited in water; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Ilumatobacter'', a rod isolated from a sediment.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/ilumatobacter.html|Ilumatobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ilumatobacter fluminis|I. fluminis]]'' ( Matsumoto ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''flumen'' -''inis'', a river; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''fluminis'', of a river (Kuiragawa River, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, the origin of the sediment sample from which the type strain was isolated).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017988-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Ilyobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ilyobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Fusobacteria]] | classis = [[Fusobacteria]] | ordo = [[Fusobacteriales]] | familia = [[Fusobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Ilyobacter'' | binomial_authority = Stieb and Schink 1985<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00454916}}</ref> | type_species = I. polytropus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ilyobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Fusobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ilyobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''ilus'', mud; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Ilyobacter'', a mud-inhabiting rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/ilyobacter.html|Ilyobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Ilyobacter delafieldii|I. delafieldii]]'' ( Janssen and Harfoot 1991, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''delafieldii'', of Delafield, named after F.P. Delafield.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00248964}}</ref> * ''[[Ilyobacter insuetus|I. insuetus]]'' ( Brune ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''insuetus'', unusual, extraordinary, referring to the organism’s metabolism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/2/429</ref> * ''[[Ilyobacter polytropus|I. polytropus]]'' ( Stieb and Schink 1985, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''polytropus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''polutropos''), turning many ways, versatile, referring to metabolic versatility.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00454916}}</ref> * ''[[Ilyobacter tartaricus|I. tartaricus]]'' ( Schink 1985, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''tartaricum'', tartaric acid; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''tartaricus'', referring to tartaric acid as isolation substrate.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00408388}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Fusobacteria]]

Indibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Indibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cyclobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Indibacter'' | binomial_authority = Anil Kumar ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014076-0}}</ref> | type_species = I. alkaliphilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Indibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Indibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''India'', India; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Indibacter'', a rod from India, referring to the isolation of the bacterial strain from India.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/indibacter.html|Indibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Indibacter alkaliphilus|I. alkaliphilus]]'' ( Anil Kumar ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', soda ash; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alkaliphilus'', alkali-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014076-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Inhella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Inhella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | genus = ''Inhella'' | binomial_authority = Song ''et al''. 2009'','' <ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013961-0}}</ref> | type_species = I. inkyongensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Inhella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Inhella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Inhella'', named after Inha University, where the isolation source of the type strain is located.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/inhella.html|Inhella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species, namely<ref name=main/> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Inquilinus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Inquilinus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodospirillales]] | familia = [[Rhodospirillaceae]] | genus = ''Inquilinus'' | binomial_authority = Coenye ''et al''. 2002<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/JCM.40.6.2062-2069.2002}}</ref> | type_species = I. limosus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Inquilinus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Inquilinus'' derives from: : [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''inquilinus'', an inhabitant of a place that is not its own, a sojourner.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/inquilinus.html|Inquilinus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Inquilinus ginsengisoli|I. ginsengisoli]]'' ( Jung ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''ginsengum'', ginseng; [[Latin]] noun ''solum'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ginsengisoli'', of soil of a ginseng field, the source of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018689-0}}</ref> * ''[[Inquilinus limosus|I. limosus]]'' ( Coenye ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''limosus'', full of slime, slimy.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/JCM.40.6.2062-2069.2002}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Insolitispirillum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Insolitispirillum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodospirillales]] | familia = [[Rhodospirillaceae]] | genus = ''Insolitispirillum'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65340-0}}</ref> | type_species = I. peregrinum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Insolitispirillum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Insolitispirillum'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''insolitus'', unaccustomed; [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''spirillum'' a small spiral; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Insolitispirillum'' an unaccustomed small spiral.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/insolitispirillum.html|Insolitispirillum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Insolitispirillum peregrinum|I. peregrinum]]'' ( (Pretorius 1963) Yoon ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''peregrinum'', strange, foreign.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65340-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Intrasporangium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Intrasporangium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Intrasporangiaceae]] | genus = ''Intrasporangium'' | binomial_authority = Kalakoutskii ''et al''. 1967, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Intrasporangiaceae'' Rainey ''et al''. 1997).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = I. calvum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Intrasporangium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Intrasporangium'' derives from: [[Latin]] prep. ''intra'', within; [[New Latin]] noun ''sporangium'' [from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed (and in biology a spore), and [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''angeion'' (Latin transliteration ''angium''), vessel], sporangium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Intrasporangium'', a name coined to emphasize the possibility of intercalary formation of sporangia in mycelial filaments.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/intrasporangium.html|Intrasporangium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Intrasporangium calvum|I. calvum]]'' ( Kalakoutskii ''et al''. 1967, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective c''alvum'', bald, hairless, referring to the absence of aerial mycelium.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Iodobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Iodobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Neisseriales]] | familia = [[Neisseriaceae]] | genus = ''Iodobacter'' | binomial_authority = Logan 1989<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/450</ref> | type_species = I. fluviatilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Iodobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Iodobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''ioeides'', violet-colored; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Iodobacter'', a violet-colored, small rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/iodobacter.html|Iodobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Iodobacter fluviatilis|I. fluviatilis]]'' ( corrig. (Moss ''et al''. 1981) Logan 1989, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''fluviatilis'', of or belonging to a river.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/450</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Isobaculum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Isobaculum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Carnobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Isobaculum'' | binomial_authority = Collins ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/1/207</ref> | type_species = I. melis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Isobaculum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Isobaculum'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''isos'', like, similar; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''baculum'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Isobaculum'', the one like a stick or a rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/isobaculum.html|Isobaculum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Isobaculum melis|I. melis]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''meles'', badger; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''melis'', of the badger)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/1/207</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Isochromatium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Isochromatium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Chromatiales]] | familia = [[Chromatiaceae]] | genus = ''Isochromatium'' | binomial_authority = Imhoff ''et al''. 1998<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1129</ref> | type_species = I. buderi | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Isochromatium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Isochromatium'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''isos'', equal, like, similar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Chromatium'', a genus name; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Isochromatium'', the similar ''Chromatium'', the bacterium similar to ''Chromatium''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/isochromatium.html|Isochromatium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Isochromatium buderi|I. buderi]]'' ( (Trüper and Jannasch 1968) Imhoff ''et al''. 1998, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''buderi'', of Buder; named for J. Buder, a German plant physiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1129</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Isoptericola

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Isoptericola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Promicromonosporaceae]] | genus = ''Isoptericola'' | binomial_authority = Stackebrandt ''et al''. 2004<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/3/685</ref> | type_species = I. variabilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Isoptericola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Isoptericola'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''Isoptera'', order of termites; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Isoptericola'', inhabitant of termites.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/isoptericola.html|Isoptericola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Isoptericola dokdonensis|I. dokdonensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''dokdonensis'', of or belonging to Dokdo, Korea, where the organism was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64430-0}}</ref> * ''[[Isoptericola halotolerans|I. halotolerans]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''halotolerans'', salt-tolerating, referring to the organism's ability to tolerate high salt concentrations.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/1867</ref> * ''[[Isoptericola hypogeus|I. hypogeus]]'' ( Groth ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hypogeus'', underground, referring to the site of isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1715</ref> * ''[[Isoptericola jiangsuensis|I. jiangsuensis]]'' ( Wu ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''jiangsuensis'', referring to Jiangsu, East Province, PR China, from where the organism was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012864-0}}</ref> * ''[[Isoptericola variabilis|I. variabilis]]'' ( (Bakalidou ''et al''. 2002) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''variabilis'', variable, as cells can be rods or cocci.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/3/685</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Isosphaera

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Isosphaera'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Planctomycetes]] | classis = [[Planctomycea]] | ordo = [[Planctomycetales]] | familia = [[Planctomycetaceae]] | genus = ''Isosphaera'' | binomial_authority = Giovannoni ''et al''. 1995<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00463488}}</ref> | type_species = I. pallida | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Isosphaera''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Planctomycetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Isosphaera'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''isos'' -''ē'' -''on'', equal; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''sphaera'', a ball, globe, sphere; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Isosphaera'', sphere of equal size.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/isosphaera.html|Isosphaera}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Isosphaera pallida|I. pallida]]'' ( (''ex'' Woronichin 1927) Giovannoni ''et al''. 1995, nom. rev., (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''pallidus'' -''a'' -''um'', pale, pallid, colorless; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pallida'', pale.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF00463488}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Planctomycetes]]

Jahnella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Jahnella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Myxococcales]] | subordo = [[Sorangiineae]] | familia = [[Polyangiaceae]] | genus = ''Jahnella'' | binomial_authority = corrig. Reichenbach 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65207-0}}</ref> | type_species = J. thaxteri | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Jahnella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Jahnella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Jahnella'', named in honor of Eduard Adolf Wilhelm Jahn (1871-1942) who, in 1911, wrote the first synopsis, and, in 1924, the first monograph on myxobacteria.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/jahnella.html|Jahnella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Jahnella thaxteri|J. thaxteri]]'' ( corrig. (''ex'' Jahn 1924) Reichenbach 2007, nom. rev., (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''thaxteri'', of Thaxter, in honor of Roland Thaxter (1858-1932), discoverer of myxobacteria.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65207-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Janibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Janibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Intrasporangiaceae]] | genus = ''Janibacter'' | binomial_authority = Martin ''et al''. 1997<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/2/529</ref> | type_species = J. limosus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Janibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Janibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''Janus'' (or ''Ianus''), a god in roman mythology, who is said to have had two faces; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Janibacter'', referring to the changing morphology of the microorganisms.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/janibacter.html|Janibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Janibacter anophelis|J. anophelis]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''anophelis'', of/from a mosquito of the genus ''Anopheles'', as the type strain was isolated from the midgut of ''Anopheles'' ''arabiensis''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63905-0}}</ref> * ''[[Janibacter brevis|J. brevis]]'' ( Imamura ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''brevis'', short.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/5/1899</ref> * ''[[Janibacter corallicola|J. corallicola]]'' ( Kageyama ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] noun ''corallum'', coral; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'', inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''corallicola'', coral-dweller.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65639-0}}</ref> * ''[[Janibacter hoylei|J. hoylei]]'' ( Shivaji ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hoylei'', of Hoyle, named after Sir Fred Hoyle, the famous English astronomer.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.002527-0}}</ref> * ''[[Janibacter limosus|J. limosus]]'' ( Martin ''et al''. 1997, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''limosus'', full of mud, muddy, pertaining to sludge, the natural habitat of the species.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/2/529</ref> * ''[[Janibacter melonis|J. melonis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''melonis'', of a melon, referring to the fruit (''Cucumis'' ''melo'') from which the organisms were isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/1975</ref> * ''[[Janibacter terrae|J. terrae]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] ''terrae'', of the earth.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/5/1821</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Jannaschia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Jannaschia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Jannaschia'' | binomial_authority = Wagner-Döbler ''et al''. 2003<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/3/731</ref> | type_species = J. helgolandensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Jannaschia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Jannaschia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Jannaschia'', after the German microbiologist Holger W. Jannasch, one of the pioneers of marine microbiology, who had a tremendous impact on the field and was particularly devoted to studying microbial growth kinetics in sea water and the microbial ecology of hydrothermal vents.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/jannaschia.html|Jannaschia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Jannaschia cystaugens|J. cystaugens]]'' ( Adachi ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kustis'', bladder, and by extension cyst; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''augens'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''augeo'') increasing; augmenting, and by extension, promoting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''cystaugens'', promoting cyst (formation).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1687</ref> * ''[[Jannaschia donghaensis|J. donghaensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''donghaensis'', of Donghae, the Korean name for the East Sea of Korea, from where the organism was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65026-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jannaschia helgolandensis|J. helgolandensis]]'' ( Wagner-Döbler ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''helgolandensis'', of the island of Helgoland, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/3/731</ref> * ''[[Jannaschia pohangensis|J. pohangensis]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pohangensis'', referring to Pohang Region in the Republic of Korea, where the type strain was found.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65167-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jannaschia rubra|J. rubra]]'' ( Macián ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''rubra'', red.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/649</ref> * ''[[Jannaschia seohaensis|J. seohaensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''seohaensis'', of or belonging to Seohae, the Korean name of the Yellow Sea of Korea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011270-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jannaschia seosinensis|J. seosinensis]]'' ( Choi ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''seosinensis'', pertaining to the Seosin region in Korea, where the type strain was found.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63835-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Janthinobacterium

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Janthinobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Oxalobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Janthinobacterium'' | binomial_authority = De Ley ''et al''. 1978, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = J. lividum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Janthinobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Janthinobacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''janthinus'', violet-blue, violet; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', rod or staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Janthinobacterium'', a violet-colored rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/janthinobacterium.html|Janthinobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Janthinobacterium agaricidamnosum|J. agaricidamnosum]]'' ( Lincoln ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] noun ''agaricum'', larch fungus, tinder fungus, intended to mean mushroom; [[Latin]] adjective ''damnosus'' -''a'' -''um'', destructive, that causes injury; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''agaricidamnosum'', damaging mushroom.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1577</ref> * ''[[Janthinobacterium lividum|J. lividum]]'' ( (Eisenberg 1891) De Ley ''et al''. 1978, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''lividum'', of a blue or leaden color, bluish, blue.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65450-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Jejuia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Jejuia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Jejuia'' | binomial_authority = Lee ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.007625-0}}</ref> | type_species = J. pallidilutea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Jejuia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Jejuia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Jejuia'', named after Jeju, the largest island in Korea, where the organism was isolated.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/jejuia.html|Jejuia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Jejuia pallidilutea|J. pallidilutea]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''pallidus'', pale; [[Latin]] adjective ''luteus'', orange; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pallidilutea'', pale orange, referring to the colony colour.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.007625-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Jeongeupia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Jeongeupia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Neisseriales]] | familia = [[Neisseriaceae]] | genus = ''Jeongeupia'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012591-0}}</ref> | type_species = J. naejangsanensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Jeongeupia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Jeongeupia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Jeongeupia'', named after Jeongeup, a Korean city, the location of Naejang Mountain.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/jeongeupia.html|Jeongeupia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Jeongeupia naejangsanensis|J. naejangsanensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''naejangsanensis'', of or pertaining to Naejangsan, the Korean name of Naejang Mountain, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012591-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Jeotgalibacillus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Jeotgalibacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Planococcaceae]] | genus = ''Jeotgalibacillus'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2001<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008318-0}}</ref> | type_species = J. alimentarius | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Jeotgalibacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Jeotgalibacillus'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''jeotgalum'' (from Korean noun ''jeotgal'') jeotgal, traditional Korean food; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Jeotgalibacillus'', rod from jeotgal.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/jeotgalibacillus.html|Jeotgalibacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Jeotgalibacillus alimentarius|J. alimentarius]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''alimentarius'', relating to food.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/2087</ref> * ''[[Jeotgalibacillus campisalis|J. campisalis]]'' ( (Yoon ''et al''. 2004) Yoon ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''campus'', a level space, a plain, field; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salis'', of salt; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''campisalis'', of the field of salt.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008318-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jeotgalibacillus marinus|J. marinus]]'' ( (Rüger and Richter 1979) Yoon ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''marinus'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008318-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jeotgalibacillus salarius|J. salarius]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''salarius'', of salt.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008318-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Jeotgalicoccus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Jeotgalicoccus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Staphylococcaceae]] | genus = ''Jeotgalicoccus'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2003<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/2/595</ref> | type_species = J. halotolerans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Jeotgalicoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Jeotgalicoccus'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''jeotgalum'' (from Korean noun ''jeotgal'') jeotgal, traditional Korean seafood; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' ([[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)''), berry; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Jeotgalicoccus'', coccus from jeotgal.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/jeotgalicoccus.html|Jeotgalicoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Jeotgalicoccus aerolatus|J. aerolatus]]'' ( Martin ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer'', air; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''latus'', carried; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''aerolatus'', airborne.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021675-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jeotgalicoccus coquinae|J. coquinae]]'' ( Martin ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''coquinae'', of coquina (a limestone composed chiefly of shell fragments), referring to the source of isolation of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021675-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jeotgalicoccus halotolerans|J. halotolerans]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating, enduring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''halotolerans'', salt-tolerating.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/2/595</ref> * ''[[Jeotgalicoccus huakuii|J. huakuii]]'' ( Guo ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''huakuii'', of Hua-Kui, to honour Hua-Kui Chen, a respected Chinese microbiologist, for his enormous contributions to the development of microbiology in China.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013623-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jeotgalicoccus marinus|J. marinus]]'' ( Chen ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''marinus'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.002451-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jeotgalicoccus pinnipedialis|J. pinnipedialis]]'' ( Hoyles ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pinnipedialis'', pertaining to pinnipeds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/3/745</ref> * ''[[Jeotgalicoccus psychrophilus|J. psychrophilus]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''psychros (ψυχρός)'', cold; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] adjective ''psychrophilus'', cold-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/2/595</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Jiangella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Jiangella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Jiangellineae]] | familia = [[Jiangellaceae]] | genus = ''Jiangella'' | binomial_authority = Song ''et al''. 2005, (Type genus of the suborder ''Jiangellineae'' Tang ''et al''. 2011; type genus of the family ''Jiangellaceae'' Tang ''et al''. 2011).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/881</ref> | type_species = J. gansuensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Jiangella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Jiangella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Jiangella'', named after Cheng-Lin Jiang, a Chinese microbiologist, in recognition of his work on actinomycete taxonomy.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/jiangella.html|Jiangella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Jiangella alba|J. alba]]'' ( Qin ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''alba'', white, referring to the white aerial hyphae.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009001-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jiangella alkaliphila|J. alkaliphila]]'' ( Lee 2008, ; Arabic article ''al'', the; Arabic noun ''qaliy'', ashes of saltwort; [[New Latin]] noun ''alkali'', alkali; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''alkaliphila'', loving alkaline conditions.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65479-0}}</ref> * ''[[Jiangella gansuensis|J. gansuensis]]'' ( Song ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''gansuensis'', pertaining to Gansu, a province of north-west China from where the type strain was isoalted.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/881</ref> * ''[[Jiangella muralis|J. muralis]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''muralis'', pertaining or belonging to a wall(s).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022277-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Jishengella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Jishengella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micromonosporineae]] | familia = [[Micromonosporaceae]] | genus = ''Jishengella'' | binomial_authority = Xie ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.025288-0}}</ref> | type_species = J. endophytica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Jishengella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Jishengella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Jishengella'', named after Jisheng Ruan, the Chinese microbiologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/jishengella.html|Jishengella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Jishengella endophytica|J. endophytica]]'' ( Xie ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''endo'', within; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''phuton'', plant; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', adjectival suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''endophytica'', within plant, endophytic, pertaining to the original isolation from plant tissues.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.025288-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Johnsonella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Johnsonella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Lachnospiraceae]] | genus = ''Johnsonella'' | binomial_authority = Moore and Moore 1994<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/187</ref> | type_species = J. ignava | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Johnsonella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Johnsonella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Johnsonella'', in honor of John [[Latin]] Johnson, a microbiologist from the United States.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/johnsonella.html|Johnsonella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Johnsonella ignava|J. ignava]]'' ( Moore and Moore 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''ignava'', inactive, lazy, sluggish, because of the inactivity of the organism ''in'' ''vitro''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/187</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Jonesia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Jonesia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Jonesiaceae]] | genus = ''Jonesia'' | binomial_authority = Rocourt and Stackebrandt 1987, (Type genus of the family ''Jonesiaceae'' Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1997).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/3/266</ref> | type_species = J. denitrificans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Jonesia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Jonesia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Jonesia'', named after Dorothy Jones, British microbiologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/jonesia.html|Jonesia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Jonesia denitrificans|J. denitrificans]]'' ( (Prévot 1961) Rocourt ''et al''. 1987, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] v. ''denitrifico'', to denitrify; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''denitrificans'', denitrifying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/3/266</ref> * ''[[Jonesia quinghaiensis|J. quinghaiensis]]'' ( Schumann ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''quinghaiensis'', pertaining to Qinghai, Western province of China, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2181</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Jonquetella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Jonquetella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Synergistetes]]" | classis = [[Synergistia]] | ordo = [[Synergistales]] | familia = [[Synergistaceae]] | genus = ''Jonquetella'' | binomial_authority = Jumas-Bilak ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65213-0}}</ref> | type_species = J. anthropi | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Jonquetella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Synergistetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Jonquetella'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Jonquetella'', named in honour of Professor Jonquet, the clinician who first diagnosed infection involving this novel genus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/jonquetella.html|Jonquetella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Jonquetella anthropi|J. anthropi]]'' ( Jumas-Bilak ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''anthropos'', a human being; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''anthropi'', of a human being, since virtually all strains thus far recovered are from human clinical specimens and since it represents the first characterized species including human clinical isolates in the phylum "''Synergistetes''".)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65213-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Synergistetes]]

Joostella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Joostella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Joostella'' | binomial_authority = Quan ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65611-0}}</ref> | type_species = J. marina | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Joostella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Joostella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Joostella'', named after Professor P. J. Jooste, who first proposed the family ''Flavobacteriaceae''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/joostella.html|Joostella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Joostella marina|J. marina]]'' ( Quan ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', belonging to the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65611-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Kaistella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Kaistella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Kaistella'' | binomial_authority = Kim ''et al''. 2004<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008250-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. koreensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kaistella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kaistella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Kaistella'', arbitrary name after KAIST, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kaistella.html|Kaistella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Kaistella koreensis|K. koreensis]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', pertaining to Korea, from where the organisms were isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2319</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Kaistia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kaistia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Rhizobiaceae]] | genus = ''Kaistia'' | binomial_authority = Im ''et al''. 2005<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.50.249}}</ref> | type_species = K. adipata | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kaistia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kaistia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kaistia'', arbitrary name formed from the acronym of the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, KAIST, where taxonomic studies of this taxon were performed.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kaistia.html|Kaistia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kaistia adipata|K. adipata]]'' ( Im ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''adipata'', fatty, greasy.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.50.249}}</ref> * ''[[Kaistia granuli|K. granuli]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''granuli'', of a small grain, pertaining to a granule, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65023-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kaistia soli|K. soli]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65366-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kaistia terrae|K. terrae]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''terrae'', of the soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011924-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Kangiella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kangiella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Oceanospirillales]] | familia = [[Alcanivoracaceae]] | genus = ''Kangiella'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2004<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1829</ref> | type_species = K. koreensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kangiella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kangiella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kangiella'', named to honour Professor Kook Hee Kang, a Korean microbiologist, for his contribution to microbial research.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kangiella.html|Kangiella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kangiella aquimarina|K. aquimarina]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] noun aqua, ''water''; [[Latin]] adjective ''marinus'', of the sea; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aquimarina'', pertaining to sea water.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1829</ref> * ''[[Kangiella japonica|K. japonica]]'' ( Romanenko ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''japonica'', Japanese, pertaining to the Sea of Japan, from which strains of the species were first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017087-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kangiella koreensis|K. koreensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', pertaining to Korea, from where the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1829</ref> * ''[[Kangiella spongicola|K. spongicola]]'' ( Ahn ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] noun ''spongos'' -''i'', a sponge; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun (nominative in apposition) ''spongicola'', inhabitant of a sponge.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021733-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Kerstersia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kerstersia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Alcaligenaceae]] | genus = ''Kerstersia'' | binomial_authority = Coenye ''et al''. 2003<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/1825</ref> | type_species = K. gyiorum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kerstersia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kerstersia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kerstersia'', in honour of K. Kersters, an eminent Belgian microbiologist, for his contributions to polyphasic taxonomy and to the introduction of computerized protein gel electrophoresis.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kerstersia.html|Kerstersia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Kerstersia gyiorum|K. gyiorum]]'' ( Coenye ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''gyion'', limb; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''gyiorum'', from the limbs, referring to the fact that the majority of strains were isolated from human leg wounds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/1825</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Ketogulonicigenium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Ketogulonicigenium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Ketogulonicigenium'' | binomial_authority = corrig. Urbance ''et al''. 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/51/4/1231</ref> | type_species = K. vulgare | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ketogulonicigenium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ketogulonicigenium'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''ketogulonicum'', ketogulonic acid; [[Latin]] suff. ''genius'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''geno'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Ketogulonicigenium'', that which produces ketogulonic acid.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/ketogulonicigenium.html|Ketogulonicigenium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Ketogulonicigenium robustum|K. robustum]]'' ( corrig. Urbance ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''robustum'', firm, solid, strong.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/51/4/1231</ref> * ''[[Ketogulonicigenium vulgare|K. vulgare]]'' ( corrig. Urbance ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''vulgare'', usual, common.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Kibdelosporangium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kibdelosporangium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Pseudonocardineae]] | familia = [[Pseudonocardiaceae]] | genus = ''Kibdelosporangium'' | binomial_authority = Shearer ''et al''. 1986<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/1/47</ref> | type_species = K. aridum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kibdelosporangium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kibdelosporangium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''kibdelos''<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kibdelosporangium.html|Kibdelosporangium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kibdelosporangium albatum|K. albatum]]'' ( Tomita ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''albatum'', clothed in white, referring to the colour of the aerial mycelium and the non-chromogenicity of the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/297</ref> * ''[[Kibdelosporangium aridum|K. aridum]]'' ( Shearer ''et al''. 1986, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective '')<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/1/47</ref> * ''[[Kibdelosporangium aridum|K. aridum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''aridum''''' Shearer ''et al''. 1986, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective '')<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/3/317</ref> * ''[[Kibdelosporangium aridum|K. aridum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''largum''''' Shearer ''et al''. 1988, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective '')<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/38/1/136</ref> * ''[[Kibdelosporangium philippinense|K. philippinense]]'' ( Mertz and Yao 1988, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective '')<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/3/282</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kiloniella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kiloniella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Kiloniellales]] | familia = [[Kiloniellaceae]] | genus = ''Kiloniella'' | binomial_authority = Wiese ''et al''. 2009, (Type genus of the order ''Kiloniellales'' Wiese ''et al''. 2009; type genus of the family ''Kiloniellaceae'' Wiese ''et al''. 2009).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001651-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. laminariae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kiloniella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kiloniella'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''Kilonium'', Latin name of the northern German city of Kiel; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Kiloniella'', arbitrary name for a bacterium found in marine waters close to Kiel, the place of an important institution of marine research (the IFM-GEOMAR), in which the first strain of the genus was discovered.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kiloniella.html|Kiloniella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Kiloniella laminariae|K. laminariae]]'' ( Wiese ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Laminaria'', botanical name of a genus of macroalgae; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''laminariae'', pertaining to the alga ''Laminaria'', from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001651-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Kinneretia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kinneretia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Comamonadaceae]] | genus = ''Kinneretia'' | binomial_authority = Gomila ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011478-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. asaccharophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kinneretia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kinneretia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kinneretia'', named after Kinneret Lake, where the type strain of the type species was isolated.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kinneretia.html|Kinneretia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Kinneretia asaccharophila|K. asaccharophila]]'' ( Gomila ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prefix ''a- (ἄ)'' , not; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''saccharon'', sugar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''asaccharophila'', not sugar loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011478-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Kineococcus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kineococcus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Kineosporiineae]] | familia = [[Kineosporiaceae]] | genus = ''Kineococcus'' | binomial_authority = Yokota ''et al''. 1993<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/1/52</ref> | type_species = K. aurantiacus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kineococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kineococcus'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kinesis'', motion; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', a grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Kineococcus'', a motile coccus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kineococcus.html|Kineococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kineococcus aurantiacus|K. aurantiacus]]'' ( Yokota ''et al''. 1993, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aurantiacus'', orange-colored.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/1/52</ref> * ''[[Kineococcus gynurae|K. gynurae]]'' ( Duangmal ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Gynura'', scientific genus name of a plant; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''gynurae'', of ''Gynura'', isolated from ''Gynura'' ''pseudochina'' ([[Latin]]) DC. var. ''hispida'' Thwaites, a Thai medicinal plant.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65671-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kineococcus marinus|K. marinus]]'' ( Lee 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''marinus'', of the sea, the origin of the sample from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64128-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kineococcus radiotolerans|K. radiotolerans]]'' ( Phillips ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] noun ''radiatio'', radiation; [[New Latin]] pref. ''radio''-, pertaining to radiation; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''radiotolerans'', radiation-tolerating.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/3/933</ref> * ''[[Kineococcus rhizosphaerae|K. rhizosphaerae]]'' ( Lee 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''rhiza'', a root; [[Latin]] noun ''sphaera'', ball, sphere; [[New Latin]] noun ''rhizosphaera'', the rhizosphere; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rhizosphaerae'', of the rhizosphere, referring to the site from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008599-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kineococcus xinjiangensis|K. xinjiangensis]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''xinjiangensis'', pertaining to Xinjiang, a province in north-west China, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004168-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kineosphaera

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kineosphaera'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Dermatophilaceae]] | genus = ''Kineosphaera'' | binomial_authority = Liu ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/5/1845</ref> | type_species = K. limosa | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kineosphaera''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kineosphaera'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kinesis'', motion; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''sphaera'', sphere; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kineosphaera'', a motile sphere.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kineosphaera.html|Kineosphaera}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Kineosphaera limosa|K. limosa]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''limosa'', muddy, pertaining to sludge, the natural habitat of the species.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/5/1845</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kineosporia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Kineosporia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Kineosporiineae]] | familia = [[Kineosporiaceae]] | genus = ''Kineosporia'' | binomial_authority = Pagani and Parenti 1978, ''genus''. (Type genus of the suborder ''Kineosporiineae'' Zhi ''et al''. 2009; type genus of the family ''Kineosporiaceae'' Zhi ''et al''. 2009).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = K. aurantiaca | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kineosporia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kineosporia'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kinesis'', motion; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed), a spore; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kineosporia'', an organism that has motile spores.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kineosporia.html|Kineosporia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kineosporia aurantiaca|K. aurantiaca]]'' ( Pagani and Parenti 1978, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aurantiaca'', of an orange color.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Kineosporia babensis|K. babensis]]'' ( Sakiyama ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''babensis'', referring to Ba Be National Park, Vietnam, from which the first strains were isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.002907-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kineosporia mesophila|K. mesophila]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''mesos'', medium, middle; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mesophila'', medium-temperature-loving, mesophilic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012021-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kineosporia mikuniensis|K. mikuniensis]]'' ( Kudo ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mikuniensis'', of or belonging to Mt Mikuni, Gumma Prefecture, Japan, the location from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1245</ref> * ''[[Kineosporia rhamnosa|K. rhamnosa]]'' ( Kudo ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''rhamnosa'', pertaining to rhamnose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1245</ref> * ''[[Kineosporia rhizophila|K. rhizophila]]'' ( Kudo ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''rhiza'', root; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''rhizophila'', root-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1245</ref> * ''[[Kineosporia succinea|K. succinea]]'' ( Kudo ''et al''. 1998, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''succinea'', of amber, intended to mean of an amber color.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1245</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kingella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Kingella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Neisseriales]] | familia = [[Neisseriaceae]] | genus = ''Kingella'' | binomial_authority = Henriksen and Bøvre 1976, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = K. kingae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kingella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kingella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Kingella'', named after Elizabeth O. King, an American bacteriologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kingella.html|Kingella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kingella denitrificans|K. denitrificans]]'' ( Snell and Lapage 1976, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''denitrificans'', denitrifying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Kingella indologenes|K. indologenes]]'' ( Snell and Lapage 1976, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''indolum'', indole; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] adjective ''indologenes'', indole-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Kingella kingae|K. kingae]]'' ( (Henriksen and Bøvre 1968) Henriksen and Bøvre 1976, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''kingae'', of King, named after Elizabeth O. King, an American bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Kingella oralis|K. oralis]]'' ( corrig. Dewhirst ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] noun ''os'' ''oris'', the mouth; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''oralis'', pertaining to the mouth.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/3/490</ref> * ''[[Kingella potus|K. potus]]'' ( Lawson ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''potus'', of ''Potus'', the generic name of the South American kinkajou (''Potus'' ''flavus''), the animal from which the organism originated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/JCM.43.7.3526-3529.2005}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Kistimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kistimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Oceanospirillales]] | familia = [[Hahellaceae]] | genus = ''Kistimonas'' | binomial_authority = Choi ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014282-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. asteriae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kistimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kistimonas'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''kistum'', acronym of the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kistimonas'', Kist monad.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kistimonas.html|Kistimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Kistimonas can be referred to as kistimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Kistimonas asteriae|K. asteriae]]'' ( Choi ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''asteriae'', of ''Asterias'' ''amurensis'', a starfish.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014282-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Kitasatoa

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Kitasatoa'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Streptomycineae]] | familia = [[Streptomycetaceae]] | genus = ''Kitasatoa'' | binomial_authority = Matsumae and Hata 1968, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = K. purpurea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kitasatoa''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kitasatoa'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kitasatoa'', named for Kitasato, a Japanese bacteriologist (1852-1931).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kitasatoa.html|Kitasatoa}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kitasatoa diplospora|K. diplospora]]'' ( Matsumae ''et al''. 1968, ''species''.;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Kitasatoa kauaiensis|K. kauaiensis]]'' ( Matsumae ''et al''. 1968, ''species''.;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Kitasatoa nagasakiensis|K. nagasakiensis]]'' ( Matsumae and Hata 1968, ''species''.;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Kitasatoa purpurea|K. purpurea]]'' ( Matsumae and Hata 1968, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kitasatospora

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Kitasatospora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Streptomycineae]] | familia = [[Streptomycetaceae]] | genus = ''Kitasatospora'' | binomial_authority = corrig. Ōmura ''et al''. 1983<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/672</ref> | type_species = K. setae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kitasatospora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kitasatospora'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kitasatoa'', named for Kitasato, a Japanese bacteriologist (1852-1931); [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed and, in biology, a spore; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kitasatospora'', Kitasato spore.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kitasatospora.html|Kitasatospora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 23 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kitasatospora arboriphila|K. arboriphila]]'' ( Groth ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] noun ''arbor'', a tree; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''arboriphila'', tree loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2121</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora atroaurantiaca|K. atroaurantiaca]]'' ( (Nakagaito ''et al''. 1993) Li ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''ater'' -''tra'' -''trum'', black, dark; [[New Latin]] adjective ''aurantiacus'' -''a'' -''um'', orange; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''atroaurantiaca'', dark orange.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016253-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora azatica|K. azatica]]'' ( corrig. (Nakagaito ''et al''. 1993) Zhang ''et al''. 1997, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1048</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora cheerisanensis|K. cheerisanensis]]'' ( Chung ''et al''. 1999, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/753</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora cineracea|K. cineracea]]'' ( Tajima ''et al''. 2001, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1765</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora cochleata|K. cochleata]]'' ( corrig. (Nakagaito ''et al''. 1993) Zhang ''et al''. 1997, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1048</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora cystarginea|K. cystarginea]]'' ( corrig. Kusakabe and Isono 1992, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/2/327</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora gansuensis|K. gansuensis]]'' ( Groth ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''gansuensis'', pertaining to Gansu, a province in China, the origin of the soil from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2121</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora griseola|K. griseola]]'' ( corrig. Takahashi ''et al''. 1985, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/4/535</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora kazusensis|K. kazusensis]]'' ( corrig. Li ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''kazusensis'' from or pertaining to Kazusa, the city in Japan where the organism was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016253-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora kifunensis|K. kifunensis]]'' ( (Nakagaito ''et al''. 1993) Groth ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''kifunensis'', named for Mt Kifune, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, source of the soil from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/2033</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora mediocidica|K. mediocidica]]'' ( corrig. Labeda 1988, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/3/287</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora niigatensis|K. niigatensis]]'' ( Tajima ''et al''. 2001, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/5/1765</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora nipponensis|K. nipponensis]]'' ( Groth ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''nipponensis'', pertaining to Nippon, the native name for Japan, the origin of the soil from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2121</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora paracochleata|K. paracochleata]]'' ( corrig. (Nakagaito ''et al''. 1993) Zhang ''et al''. 1997, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/4/1048</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora paranensis|K. paranensis]]'' ( Groth ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''paranensis'', pertaining to Parana, a state of Brazil, the origin of the soil from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2121</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora phosalacinea|K. phosalacinea]]'' ( corrig. Takahashi ''et al''. 1985, ;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/4/535</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora putterlickiae|K. putterlickiae]]'' ( Groth ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''putterlickiae'', of the plant genus ''Putterlickia''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/2033</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora saccharophila|K. saccharophila]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''sakchâr'', sugar; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''saccharophila'', sugar-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016253-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora sampliensis|K. sampliensis]]'' ( Mayilraj ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''sampliensis'', pertaining to Sampli village, Punjab State, India, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63836-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora setae|K. setae]]'' ( corrig. Ōmura ''et al''. 1983, (Type species of the genus).;)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/672</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora terrestris|K. terrestris]]'' ( Groth ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''terrestris'', terrestrial, of the earth.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2121</ref> * ''[[Kitasatospora viridis|K. viridis]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''viridis'', green, referring to the production of a green aerial spore mass.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/707</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Klebsiella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Klebsiella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Klebsiella'' | binomial_authority = Trevisan 1885, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = K. pneumoniae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Klebsiella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Klebsiella'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Klebsiella'', named after Edwin Klebs (1834-1913), a German bacteriologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/klebsiella.html|Klebsiella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 12 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Klebsiella granulomatis|K. granulomatis]]'' ( (Aragão and Vianna 1913) Carter ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] dim. noun ''granulum'', a small grain; [[New Latin]] noun ''granuloma'', a granuloma; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''granulomatis'', of a granuloma.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1695</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella mobilis|K. mobilis]]'' ( Bascomb ''et al''. 1971, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mobilis'', movable, motile.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella ornithinolytica|K. ornithinolytica]]'' ( Sakazaki ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] ''ornithinum'', ornithine, an amino acid; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lytica'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lutikē''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''ornithinolytica'', ornithine dissolving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF01570291}}</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella oxytoca|K. oxytoca]]'' ( (Flügge 1886) Lautrop 1956, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] ''oxus'', sour, acid; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. -''tokos'', producing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''oxytoca'', acid-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella ozaenae|K. ozaenae]]'' ( (Abel 1893) Bergey ''et al''. 1925, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''ozaena'', a polypus in the nose, ozena; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ozaenae'' of ozena.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella planticola|K. planticola]]'' ( Bagley ''et al''. 1982, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''planta'', any vegetable production that serves to propagate the species, a young plant, a plant; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''planticola'', plant-dweller.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF01569013}}</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella pneumoniae|K. pneumoniae]]'' ( (Schroeter 1886) Trevisan 1887, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''pneumonia'', disease of the lungs, pneumonia (inflammation of the lungs); [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pneumoniae'', of pneumonia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella pneumoniae|K. pneumoniae]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''ozaenae''''' (Abel 1893) Ørskov 1984, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''ozaena'', a polypus in the nose, ozena; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ozaenae'' of ozena.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella pneumoniae|K. pneumoniae]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''pneumoniae''''' (Schroeter 1886) Trevisan 1887, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''pneumonia'', disease of the lungs, pneumonia (inflammation of the lungs); [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pneumoniae'', of pneumonia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/382</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella pneumoniae|K. pneumoniae]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''rhinoscleromatis''''' (Trevisan 1887) Ørskov 1984, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rhinoscleromatis'', of rhinoscleroma.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella rhinoscleromatis|K. rhinoscleromatis]]'' ( Trevisan 1887, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rhinoscleromatis'', of rhinoscleroma.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella singaporensis|K. singaporensis]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''singaporensis'', of Singapore, the country in which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2131</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella terrigena|K. terrigena]]'' ( Izard ''et al''. 1981, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''terrigena'', child of the earth, referring to the isolation from soil.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/2/116</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella trevisanii|K. trevisanii]]'' ( Ferragut ''et al''. 1983, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''trevisanii'', of Trevisan, named after V. Trevisan, who originally named and described the genus ''Klebsiella''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/133</ref> * ''[[Klebsiella variicola|K. variicola]]'' ( Rosenblueth ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''varius'', different, differing, various; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''variicola'', inhabitant of different places.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/0723-2020-00261}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Klugiella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Klugiella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Microbacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Klugiella'' | binomial_authority = Cook ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65748-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. xanthotipulae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Klugiella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Klugiella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Klugiella'', named after Michael J. Klug, an American entomologist/microbiologist who, along with S. Kotarski, first described the microbial community of the ''Tipula'' ''abdominalis'' larval gut, from which strain 44C3T was isolated.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/klugiella.html|Klugiella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Klugiella xanthotipulae|K. xanthotipulae]]'' ( Cook ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''xanthos'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''tipulae'', of ''Tipula'', a zoological genus name; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''xanthotipulae'', yellow from ''Tipula'', referring to the isolation of a yellow-colony-forming organism from ''Tipula'' ''abdominalis''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65748-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kluyvera

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kluyvera'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Kluyvera'' | binomial_authority = Farmer ''et al''. 1981<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> | type_species = K. ascorbata | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kluyvera''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kluyvera'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kluyvera'', named by Asai et al. (1956) to honor the Dutch microbiologist A.J. Kluyver, who made many contributions to microbial physiology and taxonomy.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kluyvera.html|Kluyvera}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kluyvera ascorbata|K. ascorbata]]'' ( Farmer ''et al''. 1981, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''ascorbata'', pertaining to ascorbate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> * ''[[Kluyvera cochleae|K. cochleae]]'' ( Müller ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cochleae'', of a snail.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/50</ref> * ''[[Kluyvera cryocrescens|K. cryocrescens]]'' ( Farmer ''et al''. 1981, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kruos'', icy cold, frost; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''crescens'', growing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''cryocrescens'', growing in the cold; referring to the fact the cultures grow at 4-5 °C.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/3/382</ref> * ''[[Kluyvera georgiana|K. georgiana]]'' ( Müller ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''georgiana'', pertaining to Georgia, U.S.A., where the characterization and redefinition of ''Kluyvera'' was done.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/50</ref> * ''[[Kluyvera intermedia|K. intermedia]]'' ( (Izard ''et al''. 1980) Pavan ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''intermedia'', that is between, intermediate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/437</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Knoellia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Knoellia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Intrasporangiaceae]] | genus = ''Knoellia'' | binomial_authority = Groth ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/1/77</ref> | type_species = K. sinensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Knoellia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Knoellia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Knoellia'', named after Hans Knöll (1913±1978), a German pioneer in antibiotic research.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/knoellia.html|Knoellia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Knoellia aerolata|K. aerolata]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer, aeros (ἀήρ, ἀέρος)'', air; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''latus'', carried; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] participle adjective ''aerolata'', airborne.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65293-0}}</ref> * ''[[Knoellia sinensis|K. sinensis]]'' ( Groth ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''sinensis'', pertaining to China, the country of origin of the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/1/77</ref> * ''[[Knoellia subterranea|K. subterranea]]'' ( Groth ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''subterranea'', subterranean, under the earth, referring to the place of isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/1/77</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kocuria

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kocuria'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Micrococcaceae]] | genus = ''Kocuria'' | binomial_authority = Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1995<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/682</ref> | type_species = K. rosea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kocuria''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kocuria'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kocuria'', named after Miroslav Kocur, a Slovakian microbiologist for his pioneering studies on Gram-stain-positive cocci.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kocuria.html|Kocuria}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 18 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kocuria aegyptia|K. aegyptia]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aegyptia'', pertaining to Egypt, from Egypt, referring to the country of isolation of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63876-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kocuria atrinae|K. atrinae]]'' ( Park ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Atrina'', a scientific zoological genus; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''atrinae'', of ''Atrina'', isolated from ''Atrina'' ''pectinata''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014506-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kocuria carniphila|K. carniphila]]'' ( Tvrzová ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] noun ''caro'' ''carnis'', flesh, meat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''carniphila'', meat-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/139</ref> * ''[[Kocuria erythromyxa|K. erythromyxa]]'' ( (Brooks and Murray 1981) Rainey ''et al''. 1997, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective eruthros, red; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun muxa, mucus, slime; [[New Latin]] noun ''erythomyxa'', the red slime.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/47/2/510</ref> * ''[[Kocuria flava|K. flava]]'' ( Zhou ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''flava'', yellow, referring to the colony colour of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65323-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kocuria gwangalliensis|K. gwangalliensis]]'' ( Seo ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''gwangalliensis'', referring to Gwangalli beach in Busan, Korea, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008482-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kocuria halotolerans|K. halotolerans]]'' ( Tang ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating, enduring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''halotolerans'', salt-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006627-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kocuria himachalensis|K. himachalensis]]'' ( Mayilraj ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''himachalensis'', of or pertaining to the Indian State of Himachal Pradesh, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63915-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kocuria koreensis|K. koreensis]]'' ( Park ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', pertaining to Korea, isolated from Korean fermented seafood, made from comb pen shell.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012310-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kocuria kristinae|K. kristinae]]'' ( (Kloos ''et al''. 1974) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1995, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''kristinae'', of Kristin; named for Kristin Holding, from whom this organism was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/682</ref> * ''[[Kocuria marina|K. marina]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of or belonging to the sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1617</ref> * ''[[Kocuria palustris|K. palustris]]'' ( Kovács ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]][[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''palustris'', marshy, swampy.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/167</ref> * ''[[Kocuria polaris|K. polaris]]'' ( Reddy ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''polaris'', of, or pertaining to, a pole.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/1/183</ref> * ''[[Kocuria rhizophila|K. rhizophila]]'' ( Kovács ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''rhiza'', a root; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective phila (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''rhizophila'', root loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/167</ref> * ''[[Kocuria rosea|K. rosea]]'' ( (Flügge 1886) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''rosea'', rose-colored, rosy.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/682</ref> * ''[[Kocuria salsicia|K. salsicia]]'' ( Yun ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''salsicia'', salted, salty.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021469-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kocuria turfanensis|K. turfanensis]]'' ( Zhou ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''turfanensis'', referring to Turfan, China, the geographical origin of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65323-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kocuria varians|K. varians]]'' ( (Migula 1900) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1995, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''varians'', changing, varying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/682</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kofleria

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kofleria'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Myxococcales]] | subordo = [[Nannocystineae]] | familia = [[Kofleriaceae]] | genus = ''Kofleria'' | binomial_authority = Reichenbach 2007, (Type genus of the family ''Kofleriaceae'' Reichenbach 2007).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65207-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. flava | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kofleria''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kofleria'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Koefleria'', named in honor of Ludwig Kofler, the Austrian scientist who, in 1913, described the firts species of the genus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kofleria.html|Kofleria}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Kofleria flava|K. flava]]'' ( (''ex'' Kofler 1913) Reichenbach 2007, nom. rev., (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''flava'', yellow.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65207-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Kordia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Kordia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Kordia'' | binomial_authority = Sohn ''et al''. 2004<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022764-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. algicida | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kordia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kordia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kordia'', arbitrary name derived from the abbreviation KORDI, which stands for Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kordia.html|Kordia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kordia algicida|K. algicida]]'' ( Sohn ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''alga'', alga; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''cida'', killer; [[New Latin]] noun ''algicida'', alga-killer.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kordia periserrulae|K. periserrulae]]'' ( Choi ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Periserrula'', a scientific generic name; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''periserrulae'', of ''Periserrula'', pertaining to a species isolated from the digestive tract of ''Periserrula'' ''leucophryna''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022764-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Kordiimonas

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Kordiimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Kordiimonadales]] | familia = [[Kordiimonadaceae]] | genus = ''Kordiimonas'' | binomial_authority = Kwon ''et al''. 2005, (Type genus of the order ''Kordiimonadales'' Kwon ''et al''. 2005).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018200-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. gwangyangensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kordiimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kordiimonas'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kordia'', arbitrary name derived from the abbreviation KORDI, which stands for Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', a monad, unit; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kordiimonas'', a micro-organism described by scientists working at KORDI.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kordiimonas.html|Kordiimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Kordiimonas can be referred to as kordiimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kordiimonas gwangyangensis|K. gwangyangensis]]'' ( Kwon ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''gwangyangensis'', pertaining to Gwangyang Bay, the geographical origin of the strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/2033</ref> * ''[[Kordiimonas lacus|K. lacus]]'' ( Xu ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacus'', of a lake or any large body of water, of a tank, referring to the isolation of the type strain from a ballast water tank.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018200-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Koreibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Koreibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | genus = ''Koreibacter'' | binomial_authority = Lee and Lee 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014647-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. algae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Koreibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Koreibacter'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''Korea'', Korea; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Koreibacter'', a Korean rod, a rod isolated from Korea, referring to the site from which the type strain of the type species was isolated.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/koreibacter.html|Koreibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Koreibacter algae|K. algae]]'' ( Lee and Lee 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''algae'', of alga, seaweed.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014647-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kosmotoga

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Kosmotoga'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Thermotogae]]" | classis = [[Thermotogae]] | ordo = [[Thermotogales]] | familia = [[Thermotogaceae]] | genus = ''Kosmotoga'' | binomial_authority = DiPippo ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008045-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. olearia | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kosmotoga''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Thermotogae]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kosmotoga'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''kosmos'', universe or world; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''toga'', toga, a Roman outer garment; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kosmotoga'', a worldly toga, referring to the placement of the genus within a clade of the ''Thermotogales'' whose members appear to inhabit diverse environments such as oil reservoirs, marine sediments and low-temperature bioreactors.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kosmotoga.html|Kosmotoga}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kosmotoga arenicorallina|K. arenicorallina]]'' ( Nunoura ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] noun ''arena'', sand; [[Latin]] adjective ''corallinus'' -''a'' -''um'', coral-red; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''arenicorallina'', intended to mean belonging to coral sand, as the strain was isolated from a sediment of coral sand.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.030445-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kosmotoga olearia|K. olearia]]'' ( DiPippo ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''olearia'', of or belonging to oil, describing the environment from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008045-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Thermotogae]]

Kozakia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kozakia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodospirillales]] | familia = [[Acetobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Kozakia'' | binomial_authority = Lisdiyanti ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/3/813</ref> | type_species = K. baliensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kozakia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kozakia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kozakia'', named after Kozaki, to honour the Japanese microbiologist Michio Kozaki, Professor Emeritus of Tokyo University of Agriculture, in recognition of his contributions to the study of micro-organisms in tropical regions, especially Southeast Asia.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kozakia.html|Kozakia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Kozakia baliensis|K. baliensis]]'' ( Lisdiyanti ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''baliensis'', pertaining to Bali, Indonesia, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/3/813</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Krasilnikovia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Krasilnikovia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micromonosporineae]] | familia = [[Micromonosporaceae]] | genus = ''Krasilnikovia'' | binomial_authority = Ara and Kudo 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65639-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. cinnamomea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Krasilnikovia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Krasilnikovia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Krasilnikovia'', referring to N. A. Krasil'nikov, a Russian actinomycetologist who contributed to the taxonomy of the family ''Micromonosporaceae''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/krasilnikovia.html|Krasilnikovia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Krasilnikovia cinnamomea|K. cinnamomea]]'' ( corrig. Ara and Kudo 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''cinnamomum'', cinnamon; [[Latin]] suff. -''eus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used with various meanings; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''cinnamomea'', cinnamon-coloured.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65639-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kribbella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Kribbella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Propionibacterineae]] | familia = [[Nocardioidaceae]] | genus = ''Kribbella'' | binomial_authority = Park ''et al''. 1999<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/743</ref> | type_species = K. flavida | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kribbella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kribbella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Kribbella'', arbitrary name formed from the acronym of the Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology, KRIBB, where taxonomic studies of this taxon were performed.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kribbella.html|Kribbella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 16 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kribbella alba|K. alba]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''alba'', white.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64507-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kribbella aluminosa|K. aluminosa]]'' ( Carlsohn ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aluminosa'', aluminous, full of alum, alum-containing, referring to the source of isolation of the first strains.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65048-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kribbella antibiotica|K. antibiotica]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''anti'', against, in opposition to; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''bios (βίος)'', life; [[Latin]] suff. -''icus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used in adjectives with the sense of belonging to, related to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''antibiotica'', related to antibiotic (the type strain of ''Kribbella'' ''antibiotica'' is an antifungal strain).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/072320204322881772}}</ref> * ''[[Kribbella catacumbae|K. catacumbae]]'' ( Urzì ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''catacumbae'', of a catacomb, isolated from a Roman catacomb.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65613-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kribbella flavida|K. flavida]]'' ( Park ''et al''. 1999, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''flavida'', yellowish, pale yellow.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/743</ref> * ''[[Kribbella ginsengisoli|K. ginsengisoli]]'' ( Cui ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''ginsengum'', ginseng; [[Latin]] noun ''solum'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ginsengisoli'', of soil of a ginseng field, the source of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008516-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kribbella hippodromi|K. hippodromi]]'' ( Everest and Meyers 2008, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hippodromos'', horse racecourse; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''hippodromi'', of/from a horse racecourse, referring to the source of isolation of the type strain, Kenilworth Racecourse, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65278-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kribbella jejuensis|K. jejuensis]]'' ( Song ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''jejuensis'', of or pertaining to Jeju, Korea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/4/1345</ref> * ''[[Kribbella karoonensis|K. karoonensis]]'' ( Kirby ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''karoonensis'', of or pertaining to the Karoo Desert National Botanical Garden in Worcester, South Africa.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63951-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kribbella koreensis|K. koreensis]]'' ( (Lee ''et al''. 2000) Sohn ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', of or pertaining to Korea, the location of the soil sample from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/4/1005</ref> * ''[[Kribbella lupini|K. lupini]]'' ( Trujillo ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lupini'', of lupin, isolated from ''Lupinus'' ''angustifolius''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63745-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kribbella sancticallisti|K. sancticallisti]]'' ( Urzì ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] noun ''Sanctus'' ''Callistus'', Saint Callistus; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sancticallisti'', of Saint Callistus, isolated from the Saint Callistus Roman catacombs.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65613-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kribbella sandramycini|K. sandramycini]]'' ( Park ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''sandramycinum'', sandramycin (an antibiotic); [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sandramycini'', of sandramycin, intended to mean producing sandramycin.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/743</ref> * ''[[Kribbella solani|K. solani]]'' ( Song ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''solani'', of ''Solanum'', the genus of the potato, ''Solanum'' ''tuberosum'', from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/4/1345</ref> * ''[[Kribbella swartbergensis|K. swartbergensis]]'' ( Kirby ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''swartbergensis'', of or pertaining to the Groot Swartberg mountain range, South Africa.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63951-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kribbella yunnanensis|K. yunnanensis]]'' ( Li ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''yunnanensis'', of or pertaining to Yunnan, a province of south-west China in which the sample was collected.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64507-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kribbia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kribbia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Intrasporangiaceae]] | genus = ''Kribbia'' | binomial_authority = Jung ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64459-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. dieselivorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kribbia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kribbia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kribbia'', arbitrary name formed from the acronym of the Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology, KRIBB, where taxonomic studies of this taxon were performed.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kribbia.html|Kribbia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Kribbia dieselivorans|K. dieselivorans]]'' ( Jung ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''dieselum'', diesel; [[Latin]] v. ''vorare'', to devour; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''dieselivorans'', diesel oil-devouring.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64459-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kriegella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kriegella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Kriegella'' | binomial_authority = Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65751-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. aquimaris | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kriegella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kriegella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Kriegella'', named in honour of Noel R. Krieg, a famous American microbiologist, who has made a great contribution to the taxonomy of bacteria belonging to the phylum ''Bacteroidetes''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kriegella.html|Kriegella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Kriegella aquimaris|K. aquimaris]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''aqua'', water; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''maris'', of the sea; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aquimaris'', of seawater.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65751-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Krokinobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Krokinobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Krokinobacter'' | binomial_authority = Khan ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63841-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. genikus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Krokinobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Krokinobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''krokinos'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacter,'' rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Krokinobacter'', a yellow, rod-like bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/krokinobacter.html|Krokinobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Krokinobacter diaphorus|K. diaphorus]]'' ( Khan ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''diaphorus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''diaphoros''), different, unlike.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63841-0}}</ref> * ''[[Krokinobacter eikastus|K. eikastus]]'' ( Khan ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''eikastus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''eikastos''), similar, comparable.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63841-0}}</ref> * ''[[Krokinobacter genikus|K. genikus]]'' ( Khan ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''genikus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''genikos''), principal, typical.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63841-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Ktedonobacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Ktedonobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Chloroflexi]]" | classis = [[Ktedonobacteria]] | ordo = [[Ktedonobacterales]] | familia = [[Ktedonobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Ktedonobacter'' | binomial_authority = corrig. Cavaletti ''et al''. 2007, (Type genus of the order ''Ktedonobacterales'' corrig. Cavaletti ''et al''. 2007; type genus of the family ''Ktedonobacteraceae'' corrig. Cavaletti ''et al''. 2007).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65052-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Ktedonobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Chloroflexi]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Ktedonobacter'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''ktedon'' -''onos'', fiber; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Ktedonobacter'', filamentous rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/ktedonobacter.html|Ktedonobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Ktedonobacter racemifer|K. racemifer]]'' ( corrig. Cavaletti ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''racemifer'', carrying clusters of grapes.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65052-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Chloroflexi]]

Kurthia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kurthia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Planococcaceae]] | genus = ''Kurthia'' | binomial_authority = Trevisan 1885, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = K. zopfii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kurthia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kurthia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kurthia'', named for H. Kurth, the German bacteriologist who described the type species.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kurthia.html|Kurthia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kurthia gibsonii|K. gibsonii]]'' ( Shaw and Keddie 1983, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''gibsonii'', of Gibson, named for T. Gibson.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/672</ref> * ''[[Kurthia sibirica|K. sibirica]]'' ( Belikova ''et al''. 1988, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''sibirica'', pertaining to Siberia (region in northwestern Asia, the name said to come from Sibir, ancient Tatar fortress at the confluence of the rivers Tobol and Irtysh) where it was found in a mammoth from which the bacteria were isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> * ''[[Kurthia zopfii|K. zopfii]]'' ( (Kurth 1883) Trevisan 1885, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''zopfii'', of Zopf, named for W. Zopf, a German botanist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Kushneria

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kushneria'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Oceanospirillales]] | familia = [[Halomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Kushneria'' | binomial_authority = Sánchez-Porro ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001461-0}}</ref> | type_species = K. aurantia | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kushneria''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kushneria'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kushneria'', from the name Kushner, honouring Dr Donn J. Kushner, a Canadian microbiologist who carried out pioneering studies on halophilic micro-organisms.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kushneria.html|Kushneria}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kushneria aurantia|K. aurantia]]'' ( Sánchez-Porro ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aurantia'', orange-pigmented.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001461-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kushneria avicenniae|K. avicenniae]]'' ( (Soto-Ramírez ''et al''. 2007) Sánchez-Porro ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Avicennia'', scientific name of a botanical genus which encompasses ''Avicennia'' ''germinans'' (the black mangrove); [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''avicenniae'', of ''Avicennia'', isolated from leaves of ''Avicennia'' ''germinans''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001461-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kushneria indalinina|K. indalinina]]'' ( (Cabrera ''et al''. 2007) Sánchez-Porro ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''indalo'' -''inis'', a prehistoric magical symbol; [[Latin]] suff. -''inus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used in the sense of 'belonging to'; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''indalinina'', pertaining to the Indalo, the symbol of the province of Almería, Spain, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001461-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kushneria marisflavi|K. marisflavi]]'' ( (Yoon ''et al''. 2001) Sánchez-Porro ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] noun ''mare'' -''is'', the sea; [[Latin]] adjective ''flavus'' -''a'' -''um'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''marisflavi'', of the Yellow Sea, Korea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001461-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kushneria sinocarnis|K. sinocarnis]]'' ( Zou and Wang 2010, ; [[Medieval Latin]] noun ''Sina'', China; [[Latin]] noun ''caro'' ''carnis'', flesh, meat; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sinocarnis'', of a Chinese meat, relating to the Chinese traditional cured meat from which the organism was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013797-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Kutzneria

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kutzneria'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Pseudonocardineae]] | familia = [[Pseudonocardiaceae]] | genus = ''Kutzneria'' | binomial_authority = Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1994<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/265</ref> | type_species = K. viridogrisea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kutzneria''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kutzneria'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Kutzneria'', named after Hans-Jiirgen Kutzner, a German microbiologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kutzneria.html|Kutzneria}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kutzneria albida|K. albida]]'' ( (Furumai ''et al''. 1968) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1994, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''albida'', white.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/265</ref> * ''[[Kutzneria kofuensis|K. kofuensis]]'' ( (Nonomura and Ohara 1969) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''kofuensis'', )<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/265</ref> * ''[[Kutzneria viridogrisea|K. viridogrisea]]'' ( (Okuda ''et al''. 1966) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''viridis'', green; [[New Latin]] adjective ''griseus'', gray; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''viridogrisea'', greenish gray.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/265</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Kytococcus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Kytococcus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Dermacoccaceae]] | genus = ''Kytococcus'' | binomial_authority = Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1995<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/682</ref> | type_species = K. sedentarius | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Kytococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Kytococcus'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''kytos'', skin (''sic''); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun kokkos, grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Kytococcus'', a coccus from skin.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|ijk/kytococcus.html|Kytococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Kytococcus aerolatus|K. aerolatus]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer'', air; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''latus'' -''a'' -''um'', carried; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aerolatus'', airborne.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019521-0}}</ref> * ''[[Kytococcus schroeteri|K. schroeteri]]'' ( Becker ''et al''. 2002, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''schroeteri'', of Schroeter, honouring Joseph Schroeter, a German microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/5/1609</ref> * ''[[Kytococcus sedentarius|K. sedentarius]]'' ( (ZoBell and Upham 1944) Stackebrandt ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''sedentarius'', of or belonging to sitting, sitting, sedentary.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/682</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Labedella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Labedella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Microbacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Labedella'' | binomial_authority = Lee 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64591-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] gwakjiensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Labedella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Labedella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Labedella'', named in honour of David P. Labeda, who has made significant contributions to the area of actinomycete taxonomy.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/labedella.html|Labedella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Labedella gwakjiensis|[[Latin]] gwakjiensis]]'' ( Lee 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''gwakjiensis'', of or pertaining to Gwakji Beach, Jeju, Republic of Korea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64591-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Labrenzia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Labrenzia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Labrenzia'' | binomial_authority = Biebl ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64821-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] alexandrii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Labrenzia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Labrenzia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Labrenzia'', from the name Labrenz, honouring Dr Matthias Labrenz, a German marine microbiologist who described many interesting bacterial isolates from hypersaline Ekho Lake, Antarctica, including three new genera of aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs, using a polyphasic approach.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/labrenzia.html|Labrenzia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Labrenzia aggregata|[[Latin]] aggregata]]'' ( (Uchino ''et al''. 1999) Biebl ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aggregata'', joined together.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64821-0}}</ref> * ''[[Labrenzia alba|[[Latin]] alba]]'' ( (Pujalte ''et al''. 2006) Biebl ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''alba'', white.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64821-0}}</ref> * ''[[Labrenzia alexandrii|[[Latin]] alexandrii]]'' ( Biebl ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''alexandrii'', of Alexandrium, the genus name of the dinoflagellate ''Alexandrium'' ''lusitanicum'', the source of isolation of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64821-0}}</ref> * ''[[Labrenzia marina|[[Latin]] marina]]'' ( (Kim ''et al''. 2006) Biebl ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64821-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Labrys

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Labrys'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhizobiales]] | familia = [[Xanthobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Labrys'' | binomial_authority = Vasilyeva and Semenov 1985<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64239-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] monachus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Labrys''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Labrys'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Labrys'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''labrus''), double-headed ax, an organism resembling a double-headed ax by the shape of the cell.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/labrys.html|Labrys}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Labrys methylaminiphilus|[[Latin]] methylaminiphilus]]'' ( Miller ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''methyl'', the methyl radical; [[New Latin]] noun ''aminum'', the amine group; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''methylaminiphilus'', methylamine-loving, referring to the methylamine-utilizing activity of the bacterium.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1247</ref> * ''[[Labrys miyagiensis|[[Latin]] miyagiensis]]'' ( Islam ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''miyagiensis'', referring to Miyagi, the prefecture in Japan where the bacterium was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64239-0}}</ref> * ''[[Labrys monachus|[[Latin]] monachus]]'' ( corrig. Vasilyeva and Semenov 1985, (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] adjective ''monachus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''monachos''), unique, single.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64239-0}}</ref> * ''[[Labrys neptuniae|[[Latin]] neptuniae]]'' ( Chou ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''neptuniae'', of ''Neptunia'', named because the type strain was isolated from ''Neptunia'' ''oleracea''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64553-0}}</ref> * ''[[Labrys okinawensis|[[Latin]] okinawensis]]'' ( Islam ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''okinawensis'', referring to Okinawa, the province in Japan where the bacterium was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64239-0}}</ref> * ''[[Labrys portucalensis|[[Latin]] portucalensis]]'' ( Carvalho ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''portucalensis'', referring to Portugal, from where the bacterium was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65472-0}}</ref> * ''[[Labrys wisconsinensis|[[Latin]] wisconsinensis]]'' ( Albert ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''wisconsinensis'', referring to Wisconsin, the state in the USA where the bacterium was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014977-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Laceyella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Laceyella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Thermoactinomycetaceae]] | genus = ''Laceyella'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/395</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] sacchari | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Laceyella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Laceyella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Laceyella'', named to honour Dr. John Lacey, an English microbiologist, for his contribution to the taxonomy of the genus ''Thermoactinomyces'' and actinomycetes.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/laceyella.html|Laceyella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Laceyella putida|[[Latin]] putida]]'' ( (Lacey and Cross 1989) Yoon ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''putida'', stinking, fetid.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/395</ref> * ''[[Laceyella sacchari|[[Latin]] sacchari]]'' ( (Lacey 1971) Yoon ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''Saccharum'', generic name of sugar cane; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''scchari'', of sugar cane.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/395</ref> * ''[[Laceyella tengchongensis|[[Latin]] tengchongensis]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tengchongensis'', of or pertaining to Tengchong county, Yunnan province, south-west China, where the type strain was collected.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011767-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lachnobacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lachnobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Lachnospiraceae]] | genus = ''Lachnobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Whitford ''et al''. 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/1977</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] bovis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lachnobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lachnobacterium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''lachnos'', wool; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Lachnobacterium'', woolly rod, after its colonial morphology on agar.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lachnobacterium.html|Lachnobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lachnobacterium bovis|[[Latin]] bovis]]'' ( Whitford ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''bos'', cow; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''bovis'', of a cow.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/1977</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lachnospira

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lachnospira'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Lachnospiraceae]] | genus = ''Lachnospira'' | binomial_authority = Bryant and Small 1956, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Lachnospiraceae'' Rainey 2010).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] multipara | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lachnospira''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lachnospira'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''lachnos'', wool; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spira'' a coil; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lachnospira'', named for the filamentous or “wooly” colonies formed in agar by curved or helical cells of ''Lachnospira'' ''multipara''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lachnospira.html|Lachnospira}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lachnospira multipara|[[Latin]] multipara]]'' ( corrig. Bryant and Small 1956, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''multus'', much, many; [[Latin]] v. ''paro'', to produce; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''multipara'', many products produced.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lachnospira pectinoschiza|[[Latin]] pectinoschiza]]'' ( Cornick ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''pectinum'', pectin; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''schizō'', to split, cleave; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pectinoschiza'', pectin-splitting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/1/87</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lacibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lacibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Chitinophagaceae]] | genus = ''Lacibacter'' | binomial_authority = Qu ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003475-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] cauensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lacibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lacibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'', lake; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lacibacter'', rod-shaped bacterium from lake sediment.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lacibacter.html|Lacibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lacibacter cauensis|[[Latin]] cauensis]]'' ( Qu ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''cauensis'', pertaining to CAU, the acronym of the China Agricultural University, where the taxonomic studies on the type strain were performed.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003475-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Lacinutrix

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Lacinutrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Lacinutrix'' | binomial_authority = Bowman and Nichols 2005<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65799-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] copepodicola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lacinutrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lacinutrix'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'', lake; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''nutrix'', feeder; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lacinutrix'', lake feeder (in the sense of being basically important for the food chain).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lacinutrix.html|Lacinutrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lacinutrix algicola|[[Latin]] algicola]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''alga'', a seaweed; [[Latin]] suffix -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola''), a dweller; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''algicola'', an alga dweller.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65799-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lacinutrix copepodicola|[[Latin]] copepodicola]]'' ( Bowman and Nichols 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] pl. noun ''copepoda'', copepods (small types of crustacea); [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), a dweller, inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun ''copepodicola'', the inhabitant of copepods.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1471</ref> * ''[[Lacinutrix mariniflava|[[Latin]] mariniflava]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''marinus'', marine; [[Latin]] adjective ''flavus'', golden yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mariniflava'', marine and yellow-pigmented.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65799-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Lacticigenium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lacticigenium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Carnobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Lacticigenium'' | binomial_authority = Iino ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003293-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] naphtae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lacticigenium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lacticigenium'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' ''lacticum'', lactic acid; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''genium'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennao'', to produce), that which produces; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Lacticigenium'', a bacterium that produces lactic acid.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lacticigenium.html|Lacticigenium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lacticigenium naphtae|[[Latin]] naphtae]]'' ( Iino ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''naphta'', crude petroleum; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''naphtae'', of crude petroleum.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.003293-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lactobacillus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Lactobacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Lactobacillaceae]] | genus = ''Lactobacillus'' | binomial_authority = Beijerinck 1901, ''genus''. (Type genus of the order ''Lactobacillales'' Ludwig ''et al''. 2010; type genus of the family ''Lactobacillaceae'' Winslow ''et al''. 1917 [Approved Lists 1980]; type genus of the tribe ''Lactobacilleae'' Winslow ''et al''. 1920 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65779-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] delbrueckii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lactobacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lactobacillus'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lac'' ''lactis'', milk; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', a small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lactobacillus'', milk rodlet.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lactobacillus.html|Lactobacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 173 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lactobacillus acetotolerans|[[Latin]] acetotolerans]]'' ( Entani ''et al''. 1986, ; [[Latin]] noun ''acetum'', vinegar; [[Latin]] participle adjective tolerans, tolerating, enduring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''acetotolerans'', vinegar tolerating.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/4/544</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus acidifarinae|[[Latin]] acidifarinae]]'' ( Vancanneyt ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour; [[Latin]] noun ''farina'', flour; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''acidifarinae'', of a sour flour.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/615</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus acidipiscis|[[Latin]] acidipiscis]]'' ( Tanasupawat ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour; [[Latin]] noun ''piscis'', fish; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''acidipiscis'', of a sour fish, an isolation source of strains of this species.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64229-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus acidophilus|[[Latin]] acidophilus]]'' ( (Moro 1900) Hansen and Mocquot 1970, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' (from [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour), an acid; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''acidophilus'', acid-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus acidophilus|[[Latin]] acidophilus]]'' ( Johnson ''et al''. 1980, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''acidum'' (from [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour), an acid; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''acidophilus'', acid-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/53</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus agilis|[[Latin]] agilis]]'' ( Weiss ''et al''. 1982, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''agilis'', motile.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/266</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus algidus|[[Latin]] algidus]]'' ( Kato ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''algidus'', cold, referring to the ability to grow at low temperature.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1143</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus alimentarius|[[Latin]] alimentarius]]'' ( (''ex'' Reuter 1970) Reuter 1983, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alimentarius'', pertaining to food.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/672</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus amylolyticus|[[Latin]] amylolyticus]]'' ( Bohak ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''amulon'', starch; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lyticus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''amylolyticus'', starch-digesting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/49/1/1</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus amylophilus|[[Latin]] amylophilus]]'' ( Nakamura and Crowell 1981, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''amulon'', starch; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''amylophilus'', starch loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/31/2/215</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus amylotrophicus|[[Latin]] amylotrophicus]]'' ( Naser ''et al''. 2006, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''amulon'', starch; [[New Latin]] adjective ''trophicus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''trophikos'' -''ē'' -''on''), nursing, tending; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''amylotrophicus'', growing on starch, pertaining to the ability to ferment starch.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64463-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus amylovorus|[[Latin]] amylovorus]]'' ( Nakamura 1981, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''amulon'', starch; [[Latin]] v. ''vorare'', to devour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''amylovorus'', starch destroying.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65432-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus animalis|[[Latin]] animalis]]'' ( Dent and Williams 1983, ; [[Latin]] noun ''animal'', animal; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''animalis'', of an animal.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus antri|[[Latin]] antri]]'' ( Roos ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''antri'', of a cave, cavern, grotto and, by extension, of the antrum region of the stomach.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/77</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus apodemi|[[Latin]] apodemi]]'' ( Osawa ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''apodemi'', of ''Apodemus'', the genus name of the field mouse, ''Apodemus'' ''speciosus'', from which the organism was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64147-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus aquaticus|[[Latin]] aquaticus]]'' ( Mañes-Lázaro ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aquaticus'', living, growing, or found in water, aquatic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008276-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus arizonensis|[[Latin]] arizonensis]]'' ( Swezey ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''arizonensis'', pertaining to Arizona.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/5/1803</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus aviarius|[[Latin]] aviarius]]'' ( Fujisawa ''et al''. 1985, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aviarius'', pertaining to birds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus aviarius|[[Latin]] aviarius]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''araffinosus''''' Fujisawa ''et al''. 1986, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''a'', not; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective raffinosus, pertaining to raffinose; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''araffinosus'', intended to mean not fermenting raffinose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus aviarius|[[Latin]] aviarius]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''aviarius''''' Fujisawa ''et al''. 1985, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''aviarius'', pertaining to birds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus bavaricus|[[Latin]] bavaricus]]'' ( Stetter and Stetter 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''bavaricus'', Bavarian.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/3/601</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus bifermentans|[[Latin]] bifermentans]]'' ( (''ex'' Pette and van Beynum 1943) Kandler ''et al''. 1983, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] pref. ''bis'', twice; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''fermentans'', leavening, fermenting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''bifermentans'', doubly fermenting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/4/896</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus bobalius|[[Latin]] bobalius]]'' ( Mañes-Lázaro ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''bobalius'', pertaining to the grape variety Bobal.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65695-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus brevis|[[Latin]] brevis]]'' ( (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey ''et al''. 1934, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''brevis'', short.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus buchneri|[[Latin]] buchneri]]'' ( (Henneberg 1903) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''buchneri'', of Buchner, named for E. Buchner, a German bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus bulgaricus|[[Latin]] bulgaricus]]'' ( (Orla-Jensen 1919) Rogosa and Hansen 1971, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''bulgaricus'', Bulgarian.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus cacaonum|[[Latin]] cacaonum]]'' ( De Bruyne ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''cacao'' -''onis'', a cacao bean; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''cacaonum'', of cacao beans.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001172-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus camelliae|[[Latin]] camelliae]]'' ( Tanasupawat ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''camelliae'', of ''Camellia'' ''sinensis'', isolated from fermented tea leaves.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus capillatus|[[Latin]] capillatus]]'' ( Chao ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''capillatus'', hairy, referring to the characteristic of having long, hairy flagella.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65834-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus carnis|[[Latin]] carnis]]'' ( Shaw and Harding 1986, ; [[Latin]] noun ''caro'', flesh; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''carnis'', of flesh.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus casei|[[Latin]] casei]]'' ( (Orla-Jensen 1916) Hansen and Lessel 1971, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''caseus'', cheese; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''casei'', of cheese.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus casei|[[Latin]] casei]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''alactosus''''' Mills and Lessel 1973, ''subspecies''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''a'', not; [[New Latin]] adjective ''lactosus'', pertaining to lactose; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''alactosus'', intended to mean unable to ferment lactose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus casei|[[Latin]] casei]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''casei''''' (Orla-Jensen 1916) Hansen and Lessel 1971, ''subspecies''.; [[Latin]] noun ''caseus'', cheese; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''casei'', of cheese.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus casei|[[Latin]] casei]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''pseudoplantarum''''' Abo-Elnaga and Kandler 1965, ''subspecies''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''pesudes'', false; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''plantarum'', a specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''pseudoplantarum'', not the true ''Lactobacillus'' ''plantarum''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus casei|[[Latin]] casei]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''rhamnosus''''' Hansen 1968, ''subspecies''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''rhamnosus'', pertaining to rhamnose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus casei|[[Latin]] casei]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''tolerans''''' Abo-Elnaga and Kandler 1965, ''subspecies''.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating, means survival during pasteurization of milk.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus catenaformis|[[Latin]] catenaformis]]'' ( corrig. (Eggerth 1935) Moore and Holdeman 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''catena'', chain; [[Latin]] suff. -''formis'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''forma'', figure, shape, appearance), -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''catenaformis'', chain-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus cellobiosus|[[Latin]] cellobiosus]]'' ( Rogosa ''et al''. 1953, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''cellobiosus'', pertaining to cellobiose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus ceti|[[Latin]] ceti]]'' ( Vela ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ceti'', of a whale.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65372-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus coleohominis|[[Latin]] coleohominis]]'' ( Nikolaitchouk ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''koleos'', vagina; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hominis'', of a human being; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''coleohominis'', of the vagina of a human being.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/2081</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus collinoides|[[Latin]] collinoides]]'' ( Carr and Davies 1972, ''species''.; [[Latin]] adjective ''collinus'', hilly; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. ''eides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''eidos'', that which is seen, form, shape, figure), ressembling, similar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''collinoides'', hill-shaped, pertaining to colony form.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1365-2672.1972.tb03723.x}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus composti|[[Latin]] composti]]'' ( Endo and Okada 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''composti'', of compost, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64743-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus concavus|[[Latin]] concavus]]'' ( Tong and Dong 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''concavus'', curved, referring to the curved shape of the strains.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/2199</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus confusus|[[Latin]] confusus]]'' ( (Holzapfel and Kandler 1969) Sharpe ''et al''. 1972, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''confusus'', confused, an allusion to its original confusion with ''Leuconostoc''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus coryniformis|[[Latin]] coryniformis]]'' ( Abo-Elnaga and Kandler 1965, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''coryne'', a club; [[Latin]] suff. ''formis'', of the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''coryniformis'', club-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus coryniformis|[[Latin]] coryniformis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''coryniformis''''' Abo-Elnaga and Kandler 1965, ''subspecies''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''coryne'', a club; [[Latin]] suff. ''formis'', of the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''coryniformis'', club-shaped.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus coryniformis|[[Latin]] coryniformis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''torquens''''' Abo-Elnaga and Kandler 1965, ''subspecies''.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''torquens'', twisting.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus crispatus|[[Latin]] crispatus]]'' ( (Brygoo and Aladame 1953) Moore and Holdeman 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''crispatus'', curled, crisped, referring to morphology observed originally in broth media.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus crustorum|[[Latin]] crustorum]]'' ( Scheirlinck ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''crustorum'', of breads/cakes.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64836-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus curvatus|[[Latin]] curvatus]]'' ( (Troili-Petersson 1903) Abo-Elnaga and Kandler 1965, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle ''curvatus'', curved.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus curvatus|[[Latin]] curvatus]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''curvatus''''' (Troili-Petersson 1903) Abo-Elnaga and Kandler 1965, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle ''curvatus'', curved.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/1158</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus curvatus|[[Latin]] curvatus]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''melibiosus''''' Torriani ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''melibiosus'', pertaining to melibiose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/1158</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus cypricasei|[[Latin]] cypricasei]]'' ( Lawson ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cypricasei'', of cheese from Cyprus, referring to the original isolation source.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64229-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus delbrueckii|[[Latin]] delbrueckii]]'' ( (Leichmann 1896) Beijerinck 1901, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''delbrueckii'', of Delbrück, named for M. Delbrück, a German bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus delbrueckii|[[Latin]] delbrueckii]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''bulgaricus''''' (Orla-Jensen 1919) Weiss ''et al''. 1984, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''bulgaricus'', Bulgarian.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/2/270</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus delbrueckii|[[Latin]] delbrueckii]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''delbrueckii''''' (Leichmann 1896) Beijerinck 1901, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''delbrueckii'', of Delbrück, named for M. Delbrück, a German bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/3/317</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus delbrueckii|[[Latin]] delbrueckii]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''indicus''''' Dellaglio ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''indicus'', of India, Indian, referring to the geographical origin of the strains.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/401</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus delbrueckii|[[Latin]] delbrueckii]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''lactis''''' (Orla-Jensen 1919) Weiss ''et al''. 1984, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lactis'', of milk)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/2/270</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus dextrinicus|[[Latin]] dextrinicus]]'' ( (Coster and White 1964) Haakensen ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''dextrinum'', dextrin; [[Latin]] suff. -''icus'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''dextrinicus'', related to dextrin.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65779-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus diolivorans|[[Latin]] diolivorans]]'' ( Krooneman ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''diol'', diol (from 1.2-propanediol); [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''diolivorans'', devouring diols.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/2/639</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus divergens|[[Latin]] divergens]]'' ( Holzapfel and Gerber 1984, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''divergens'', deviating, diverging.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/2/270</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus durianis|[[Latin]] durianis]]'' ( Leisner ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''durianis'', of the durian fruit.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64316-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus equi|[[Latin]] equi]]'' ( Morotomi ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''equi'', of the horse.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/1/211</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus equicursoris|[[Latin]] equicursoris]]'' ( Morita ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] noun ''equus'', a horse; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cursoris'', of a runner or racer; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''equicursoris'', of a racing horse, referring to the isolation of the type strain from faeces of a thoroughbred racehorse.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009290-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus equigenerosi|[[Latin]] equigenerosi]]'' ( Endo ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] noun ''equus'', a horse; [[Latin]] adjective ''generosus'', of noble birth, well-bred; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''equigenerosi'', of a thoroughbred horse.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65250-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus fabifermentans|[[Latin]] fabifermentans]]'' ( De Bruyne ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] noun ''faba'', a bean; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''fermentans'', fermenting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''fabifermentans'', fermenting beans.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001172-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus farciminis|[[Latin]] farciminis]]'' ( (''ex'' Reuter 1970) Reuter 1983, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] noun ''farcimen'', sausage; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''farciminis'', of sausage.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/672</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus farraginis|[[Latin]] farraginis]]'' ( Endo and Okada 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''farraginis'', of mash, pertaining to shochu mash, an ingredient of a compost material from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64618-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus ferintoshensis|[[Latin]] ferintoshensis]]'' ( Simpson ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ferintoshensis'', pertaining to Ferintosh, a Scottish estate famous for its whisky.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus fermentum|[[Latin]] fermentum]]'' ( Beijerinck 1901, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''fermentum'' (nominative in apposition), that which causes fermentation, leaven, ferment.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus florum|[[Latin]] florum]]'' ( Endo ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] noun ''flos'' -''oris'', flower; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''florum'', of flowers, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019067-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus fornicalis|[[Latin]] fornicalis]]'' ( Dicks ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''fornicalis'', pertaining to the posterior fornix.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/3/1253</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus fructivorans|[[Latin]] fructivorans]]'' ( Charlton ''et al''. 1934, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''fructus'', fruit; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', eating, devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''fructivorans'', fruit-eating, intended to mean fructose-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus fructosus|[[Latin]] fructosus]]'' ( Kodama 1956, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''fructosus'', pertaining to fructose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus frumenti|[[Latin]] frumenti]]'' ( Müller ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''frumenti'', of/from cereal.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/6/2127</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus fuchuensis|[[Latin]] fuchuensis]]'' ( Sakala ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''fuchuensis'', pertaining to Fuchu, the city in which the bacterium was originally isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/4/1151</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus gallinarum|[[Latin]] gallinarum]]'' ( Fujisawa ''et al''. 1992, ; [[Latin]] noun ''gallina'', the hen; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''gallinarum'', of hens.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/3/487</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus gasseri|[[Latin]] gasseri]]'' ( Lauer and Kandler 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''gasseri'', of Gasser, named for F. Gasser, a French bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/3/601</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus gastricus|[[Latin]] gastricus]]'' ( Roos ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''gastricus'', of the stomach.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65250-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus ghanensis|[[Latin]] ghanensis]]'' ( Nielsen ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ghanensis'', pertaining to Ghana, where the micro-organism was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64811-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus graminis|[[Latin]] graminis]]'' ( Beck ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] noun ''gramen'', grass; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''graminis'', of grass.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/1/93</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus halotolerans|[[Latin]] halotolerans]]'' ( (''ex'' Reuter 1970) Kandler ''et al''. 1983, nom. rev., ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating, enduring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''halotolerans'', salt-tolerating.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/672</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus hammesii|[[Latin]] hammesii]]'' ( Valcheva ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hammesii'', of Hammes, in honour of Walter P. Hammes, a German scientist who contributed to the microbiological and technological development of wheat and rye sourdough research.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/763</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus hamsteri|[[Latin]] hamsteri]]'' ( Mitsuoka and Fujisawa 1988, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hamsteri'', of the hamster from which the isolate was derived.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus harbinensis|[[Latin]] harbinensis]]'' ( Miyamoto ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''harbinensis'', pertaining to Harbin, a city in northeastern China where traditional fermented vegetables are prepared and consumed.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64188-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus hayakitensis|[[Latin]] hayakitensis]]'' ( Morita ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hayakitensis'', of Hayakita, which is the name of the area where the bacterium was originally isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65135-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus helveticus|[[Latin]] helveticus]]'' ( (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey ''et al''. 1925, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''helveticus'', of or belonging to the Helvetians, Helvetian (Swiss).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64001-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus heterohiochii|[[Latin]] heterohiochii]]'' ( Kitahara ''et al''. 1957, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''heteros'', different, other; [[New Latin]] noun ''hiochum'' (from Japanese noun ''hiochi''), spoiled sake; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''heterohiochii'', probably intended to mean heterofermentative lactobacillus of hiochi (spoiled sake).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus hilgardii|[[Latin]] hilgardii]]'' ( Douglas and Cruess 1936, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hilgardi'', of Hilgard.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus homohiochii|[[Latin]] homohiochii]]'' ( Kitahara ''et al''. 1957, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''homos'', like, equal; [[New Latin]] noun ''hiochum'' (from Japanese noun ''hiochi''), spoiled sake; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''homohiochii'', probably intended to mean homofermentative lactobacillus of hiochi (spoiled sake).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus hordei|[[Latin]] hordei]]'' ( Rouse ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''hordei'', of/from barley.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65584-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus iners|[[Latin]] iners]]'' ( Falsen ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''iners'', inert, lazy.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/1/217</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus ingluviei|[[Latin]] ingluviei]]'' ( Baele ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] noun ''ingluvies'', crop sac; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ingluviei'', of a crop sac.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63992-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus intestinalis|[[Latin]] intestinalis]]'' ( (''ex'' Hemme 1974) Fujisawa ''et al''. 1990, , nom. rev.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''intestinalis'', pertaining to the intestine.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/40/3/302</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus jensenii|[[Latin]] jensenii]]'' ( Gasser ''et al''. 1970, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''jensenii'', of Jensen, named for S. Orla-Jensen, a Danish microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus johnsonii|[[Latin]] johnsonii]]'' ( Fujisawa ''et al''. 1992, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''johnsonii'', of Johnson, named for J.[[Latin]] Johnson, an American microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/3/487</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kalixensis|[[Latin]] kalixensis]]'' ( Roos ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''kalixensis'', pertaining to Kalix, a town in northern Sweden, where the gastric biopsies were sampled.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/77</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kandleri|[[Latin]] kandleri]]'' ( Holzapfel and van Wyk 1983, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kandleri'', of Kandler; named for Otto Kandler, a German microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kefiranofaciens|[[Latin]] kefiranofaciens]]'' ( Fujisawa ''et al''. 1988, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''kefiranum'', a polysaccharide of kefir grain, kefiran; [[Latin]] v. ''facio'', produce; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''kefiranofaciens'', kefiran-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/1/12</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kefiranofaciens|[[Latin]] kefiranofaciens]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''kefiranofaciens''''' Fujisawa ''et al''. 1988, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''kefiranum'', a polysaccharide of kefir grain, kefiran; [[Latin]] v. ''facio'', produce; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''kefiranofaciens'', kefiran-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/551</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kefiranofaciens|[[Latin]] kefiranofaciens]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''kefirgranum''''' (Takizawa ''et al''. 1994) Vancanneyt ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''kefirum'' (from Turkish noun ''kefir''), Caucasian sour milk; [[Latin]] noun ''granum'', grain; [[New Latin]] noun ''kefirgranum'', kefir grain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/551</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kefirgranum|[[Latin]] kefirgranum]]'' ( Takizawa ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''kefirum'' (from Turkish noun ''kefir''), Caucasian sour milk; [[Latin]] noun ''granum'', grain; [[New Latin]] noun ''kefirgranum'', kefir grain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/435</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kefiri|[[Latin]] kefiri]]'' ( corrig. Kandler and Kunath 1983, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''kefirum'' (from Turkish noun ''kefir''), Caucasian sour milk; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kefiri'', of kefir.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/672</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kimchicus|[[Latin]] kimchicus]]'' ( Liang ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''kimchium'', kimchi; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] suff. -(''i'')''cus'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''kimchicus'', pertaining to kimchi, isolated from kimchi.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017418-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kimchii|[[Latin]] kimchii]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kimchii'', from kimchi, a Korean fermented- vegetable food.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/5/1789</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kisonensis|[[Latin]] kisonensis]]'' ( Watanabe ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''kisonensis'', pertaining to Kiso, the name of the county located in the south-west area of Nagano in Japan, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004689-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kitasatonis|[[Latin]] kitasatonis]]'' ( Mukai ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kitasatonis'', of Kitasato, referring to Shibasaburo Kitasato, the founder of Kitasato Institute, the father of Japanese bacteriology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/2055</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus koreensis|[[Latin]] koreensis]]'' ( Bui ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', of or belonging to Korea, referring to the isolation of the type strain from a traditional Korean food.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021386-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus kunkeei|[[Latin]] kunkeei]]'' ( Edwards ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kunkeei'', of Kunkee. Named after Ralph E. Kunkee, University of California, Davis, CA, USA, for his contributions to the microbiology of wines.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1046/j.1365-2672.1998.00399.x}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus lactis|[[Latin]] lactis]]'' ( (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey ''et al''. 1934, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lactis'', of milk.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus leichmannii|[[Latin]] leichmannii]]'' ( (Henneberg 1903) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''Leichmannii'', of Leichmann, named for G. Leichmann, a German bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus lindneri|[[Latin]] lindneri]]'' ( (''ex'' Henneberg 1901) Back ''et al''. 1997, , nom. rev.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lindneri'', of Lindner, referring to Lindner, a German bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/2/601</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus malefermentans|[[Latin]] malefermentans]]'' ( (''ex'' Russell and Walker 1953) Farrow ''et al''. 1989, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] adjective ''malus'', bad; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''fermentans'', fermenting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''malefermentans'', badly fermenting, referring to spoiled beer.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1988.tb13927.x}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus mali|[[Latin]] mali]]'' ( Carr and Davies 1970, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''malus'', apple; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mali'', of the apple.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1365-2672.1970.tb02261.x}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus maltaromicus|[[Latin]] maltaromicus]]'' ( Miller ''et al''. 1974, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''maltum'', malt; [[Latin]] adjective ''aromaticus'' -''a'' -''um'', aromatic, fragrant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''maltaromaticus'', possessing a malt-like aroma.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus manihotivorans|[[Latin]] manihotivorans]]'' ( Morlon-Guyot ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''manihot'', a botanical genus name (cassava); L participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''manihotivorans'', cassava-devouring.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/4/1101</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus mindensis|[[Latin]] mindensis]]'' ( Ehrmann ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mindensis'', pertaining to the city of Minden, Germany, from where the first strain of this species was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/1/7</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus minor|[[Latin]] minor]]'' ( (''ex'' Abo-Elnaga and Kandler 1965) Kandler ''et al''. 1983, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] comp. adjective ''minor'', smaller.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/672</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus minutus|[[Latin]] minutus]]'' ( (Hauduroy ''et al''. 1937) Moore and Holdeman 1972, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''minutus'', little, small.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus mucosae|[[Latin]] mucosae]]'' ( Roos ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mucosae'', of mucosa.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/251</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus murinus|[[Latin]] murinus]]'' ( Hemme ''et al''. 1982, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''murinus'', of mice.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/3/384</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus nagelii|[[Latin]] nagelii]]'' ( Edwards ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''nagelii'', of Nagel, named after Charles W. Nagel, Washington State University, WA, USA, for his contributions to the science of wines.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/699</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus namurensis|[[Latin]] namurensis]]'' ( Scheirlinck ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''namurensis'', pertaining to the province of Namur, Belgium, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64607-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus nantensis|[[Latin]] nantensis]]'' ( Valcheva ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Medieval Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''nantensis'', pertaining to Nantes, from where the first strain of this species was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63619-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus nodensis|[[Latin]] nodensis]]'' ( Kashiwagi ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''nodensis'', referring to Noda, the city in which the bacterium was originally isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65772-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus odoratitofui|[[Latin]] odoratitofui]]'' ( Chao ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] part adjective ''odoratus'' -''a'' -''um'', that has a smell, fragrant; [[New Latin]] noun ''tofuum'' -''i'', tofu; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''odoratitofui'', of the stinky tofu, a kind of fermented tofu in Taiwan, from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019307-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus oeni|[[Latin]] oeni]]'' ( Mañes-Lázaro ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''oinos'', wine; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''oeni'', of wine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.007567-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus oligofermentans|[[Latin]] oligofermentans]]'' ( Koort ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''oligos'', few or little; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''fermentans'', fermenting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''oligofermentans'', fermenting few substrates.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/AEM.71.8.4400-4406.2005}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus oris|[[Latin]] oris]]'' ( Farrow and Collins 1988, ; [[Latin]] noun ''os'', mouth; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''oris'', of the mouth.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/1/116</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus otakiensis|[[Latin]] otakiensis]]'' ( Watanabe ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''otakiensis'', pertaining to Otaki, the name for the village located in the west part of Kiso county in Nagano prefecture, Japan, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004689-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus panis|[[Latin]] panis]]'' ( Wiese ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''panis'', of bread.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/6/2239</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus pantheris|[[Latin]] pantheris]]'' ( Liu and Dong 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pantheris'', of the panther, referring to the isolation of the strains from jaguar feces.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/5/1745</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus parabrevis|[[Latin]] parabrevis]]'' ( Vancanneyt ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', like; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''brevis'', referring to the specific epithet of ''Lactobacillus'' ''brevis''; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''parabrevis'', ''brevis''-like, referring to ''Lactobacillus'' ''brevis''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64215-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus parabuchneri|[[Latin]] parabuchneri]]'' ( Farrow ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', resembling; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''buchneri'', specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''parabuchneri'', resembling ''Lactobacillus'' ''buchneri''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1988.tb13927.x}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus paracasei|[[Latin]] paracasei]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', resembling; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''casei'', a specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''paracasei'', resembling ''Lactobacillus'' ''casei''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/105</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus paracasei|[[Latin]] paracasei]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''paracasei''''' Collins ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', resembling; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''casei'', a specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''paracasei'', resembling ''Lactobacillus'' ''casei''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/105</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus paracasei|[[Latin]] paracasei]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''tolerans''''' (Abo-Elnaga and Kandler 1965) Collins ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating, enduring; means survival during the pasteurization of milk.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/105</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus paracollinoides|[[Latin]] paracollinoides]]'' ( Suzuki ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''para'', beside; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''collinoides'', the specific epithet of ''Lactobacillus'' ''collinoides''; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''paracollinoides'', beside ''Lactobacillus'' ''collinoides'', referring to close relationship to ''Lactobacillus'' ''collinoides''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/1/115</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus parafarraginis|[[Latin]] parafarraginis]]'' ( Endo and Okada 2007, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', beside; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''farraginis'', of mash, the specific epithet of ''Lactobacillus'' ''farraginis''; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''parafarraginis'', beside ''farraginis'', pertaining to the close relationship to ''Lactobacillus'' ''farraginis''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64618-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus parakefiri|[[Latin]] parakefiri]]'' ( corrig. Takizawa ''et al''. 1994, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', resembling; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kefiri'', the specific epithet of ''Lactobacillus'' ''kefiri''; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''parakefiri'', resembling ''Lactobacillus'' ''kefiri''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/435</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus paralimentarius|[[Latin]] paralimentarius]]'' ( Cai ''et al''. 1999, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''para'', beside: [[Latin]] adjective ''alimentarius'', a specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''paralimentarius'', beside ''Lactobacillus'' ''alimentarius''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/4/1451</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus paraplantarum|[[Latin]] paraplantarum]]'' ( Curk ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', resembling; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''plantarum'', specific epithet of ''Lactobacillus'' ''plantarum''; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''paraplantarum'', resembling ''Lactobacillus'' ''plantarum''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/2/595</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus paucivorans|[[Latin]] paucivorans]]'' ( Ehrmann ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''paucus'', little; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''paucivorans'', devouring few substrates, relating to the observation that the organism utilizes few carbohydrates.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018077-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus pentosus|[[Latin]] pentosus]]'' ( (''ex'' Fred ''et al''. 1921) Zanoni ''et al''. 1987, , nom. rev.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pentosus'', pertaining to pentoses.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/4/339</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus perolens|[[Latin]] perolens]]'' ( Back ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] pref. ''per'', through, penetrating; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''olens'', having an odor; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''perolens'', offensive-smelling.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/1/3</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus piscicola|[[Latin]] piscicola]]'' ( Hiu ''et al''. 1984, ; [[Latin]] noun ''piscis'', fish; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''piscicola'', fish-dweller.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/4/393</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus plantarum|[[Latin]] plantarum]]'' ( (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''planta'', any vegetable production that serves to propagate the species, a plant; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''plantarum'', of plants.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus plantarum|[[Latin]] plantarum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''argentoratensis''''' Bringel ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''argentoratensis'', pertaining to ''Argentoratus'', the Roman name of the city of Strasbourg in Alsace, France, where the strains were first collected and analysed.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1629</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus plantarum|[[Latin]] plantarum]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''plantarum''''' (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey ''et al''. 1923, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''planta'', any vegetable production that serves to propagate the species, a plant; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''plantarum'', of plants.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/4/1629</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus pobuzihii|[[Latin]] pobuzihii]]'' ( Chen ''et al''. 2010, ;)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016873-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus pontis|[[Latin]] pontis]]'' ( Vogel ''et al''. 1994, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pontis'', of the bridge, referring to BRIDGE which is the abbreviation for the Commission of the European Communities Research Programme entitled Biotechnology Research, for Innovation Development and Growth in Europe. During this program, the organism was isolated and characterized by the joined efforts of three laboratories.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/223</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus psittaci|[[Latin]] psittaci]]'' ( Lawson ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''psittaci'', of the parrot, from which the organism was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/3/967</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus rapi|[[Latin]] rapi]]'' ( Watanabe ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rapi'', of a turnip, used in making sunki products.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004689-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus rennini|[[Latin]] rennini]]'' ( Chenoll ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''renninum'', rennin, an enzyme that coagulates milk and is used in making cheese; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rennini'', of rennin.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64021-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus reuteri|[[Latin]] reuteri]]'' ( Kandler ''et al''. 1982, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''reuteri'', of Reuter; named for G. Reuter, a German bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/266</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus rhamnosus|[[Latin]] rhamnosus]]'' ( (Hansen 1968) Collins ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''rhamnosus'', pertaining to rhamnose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/105</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus rimae|[[Latin]] rimae]]'' ( Olsen ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rimae'', of a fissure, here pertaining to the gingival crevice.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/2/261</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus rogosae|[[Latin]] rogosae]]'' ( Holdeman and Moore 1974, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rogosae'', of Rogosa.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus rossiae|[[Latin]] rossiae]]'' ( corrig. Corsetti ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rossiae'', of Rossi, to honour Professor Jone Rossi, University of Perugia, Italy, for her main contribution to dairy and sourdough microbiology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/35</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus ruminis|[[Latin]] ruminis]]'' ( Sharpe ''et al''. 1973, ''species''.; L noun ''rumen'', rumen; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ruminis'', of rumen.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus saerimneri|[[Latin]] saerimneri]]'' ( Pedersen and Roos 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''saerimneri'', of Saerimmer, a pig occuring in Nordic mythology, because the organism was isolated from pigs.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/4/1365</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus sakei|[[Latin]] sakei]]'' ( corrig. Katagiri ''et al''. 1934, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''sakeum'', sake, a Japanese rice wine; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sakei'', of sake.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus sakei|[[Latin]] sakei]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''carnosus''''' corrig. Torriani ''et al''. 1996, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''carnosus'', abounding in flesh, pertaining to flesh.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/1158</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus sakei|[[Latin]] sakei]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''sakei''''' corrig. Katagiri ''et al''. 1934, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''sakeum'', sake, a Japanese rice wine; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sakei'', of sake.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/1158</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus salivarius|[[Latin]] salivarius]]'' ( Rogosa ''et al''. 1953, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''salivarius'', slimy, clammy, salivary.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64426-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus salivarius|[[Latin]] salivarius]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''salicinius''''' Rogosa ''et al''. 1953, ''subspecies''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''salicinius'', pertaining to salicin, a glycoside.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64426-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus salivarius|[[Latin]] salivarius]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''salivarius''''' Rogosa ''et al''. 1953, ''subspecies''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''salivarius'', slimy, clammy, salivary.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64426-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus sanfranciscensis|[[Latin]] sanfranciscensis]]'' ( corrig. (''ex'' Kline and Sugihara 1971) Weiss and Schillinger 1984, , nom. rev.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''sanfranciscensis'', pertaining to San Francisco, named after the city where the sourdough from which the organism was first isolated had been propagated for more than 100 years.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/34/4/503</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus satsumensis|[[Latin]] satsumensis]]'' ( Endo and Okada 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''satsumensis'', pertaining to Satsuma, old name for the southern part of Kyushu in Japan, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/83</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus secaliphilus|[[Latin]] secaliphilus]]'' ( Ehrmann ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] noun ''secale'', rye; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''secaliphilus'', rye-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64700-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus senmaizukei|[[Latin]] senmaizukei]]'' ( Hiraga ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''senmaizukeum'', senmaizuke, a traditional fermented pickle; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''senmaizukei'', of senmaizuke, referring to the isolation of the type strain from a traditional fermented pickle produced in Kyoto, Japan.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65677-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus sharpeae|[[Latin]] sharpeae]]'' ( Weiss ''et al''. 1982, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sharpeae'', of Sharpe; named for M. Elisabeth Sharpe, an English bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/266</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus siliginis|[[Latin]] siliginis]]'' ( Aslam ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] noun ''siligo'' -''inis'', a kind of very white wheat, fine wheaten flour; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''siliginis'', of flour, the source of the first strains.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64321-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus similis|[[Latin]] similis]]'' ( Kitahara ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''similis'', similar, resembling, as the type strain is similar to those of ''Lactobacillus'' ''collinoides'' and ''Lactobacillus'' ''paracollinoides''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011551-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus sobrius|[[Latin]] sobrius]]'' ( Konstantinov ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''sobrius'', sober, moderate, temperate; in Calvinism, referring to a hard working, invisible person.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63508-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus spicheri|[[Latin]] spicheri]]'' ( Meroth ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''spicheri'', of Spicher, to honour Gottfried Spicher, a German researcher, who contributed to the chemical, microbial and technological characterization of wheat and rye sourdoughs.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/072320204322881763}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus sucicola|[[Latin]] sucicola]]'' ( Irisawa and Okada 2009, ; [[Latin]] noun ''sucus'', sap; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''sucicola'', a sap-dweller.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006478-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus suebicus|[[Latin]] suebicus]]'' ( Kleynmans ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] noun ''suebia'', Swabia (a country in southern Germany); [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''suebicus'', pertaining to Swabia)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus sunkii|[[Latin]] sunkii]]'' ( Watanabe ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sunkii'', of sunki, the name of a non-salted Japanese traditional pickle.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004689-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus suntoryeus|[[Latin]] suntoryeus]]'' ( Cachat and Priest 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''suntoryeus'', belonging to Suntory, occuring in Suntory malt whisky fermentations.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64001-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus taiwanensis|[[Latin]] taiwanensis]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''taiwanensis'', pertaining to Taiwan, referring to the geographical origin of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006783-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus thailandensis|[[Latin]] thailandensis]]'' ( Tanasupawat ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''thailandensis'', pertaining to Thailand, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus thermotolerans|[[Latin]] thermotolerans]]'' ( Niamsup ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thermotolerans'', heat-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63992-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus trichodes|[[Latin]] trichodes]]'' ( Fornachon ''et al''. 1949, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''trichoides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''trîchoeidēs''), like hair.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus tucceti|[[Latin]] tucceti]]'' ( Chenoll ''et al''. 2009'','' ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''tucceti'', of sausage.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013961-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus uli|[[Latin]] uli]]'' ( Olsen ''et al''. 1991, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''oulon'', the gums; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''uli'', of the gum.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/2/261</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus ultunensis|[[Latin]] ultunensis]]'' ( Roos ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ultunensis'', pertaining to Ultuna, the site of Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Uppsala, Sweden.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/77</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus uvarum|[[Latin]] uvarum]]'' ( Mañes-Lázaro ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''uvarum'', of grapes.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017988-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus vaccinostercus|[[Latin]] vaccinostercus]]'' ( Kozaki and Okada 1983, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''vaccinus'', pertaining to a cow; [[Latin]] noun ''stercus'', dung; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vaccinostercus'', from cow dung.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64316-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus vaginalis|[[Latin]] vaginalis]]'' ( Embley ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] noun ''vagina'', sheath, vagina; [[Latin]] suff. -''alis'' -''is'' -''e'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''vaginalis'', of or pertaining to the vagina.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/368</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus versmoldensis|[[Latin]] versmoldensis]]'' ( Kröckel ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''versmoldensis'', pertaining to Versmold, the town in Germany where the strains were isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/2/513</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus vini|[[Latin]] vini]]'' ( Rodas ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''vini'', of wine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63877-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus viridescens|[[Latin]] viridescens]]'' ( Niven and Evans 1957, ''species''.; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''viridescens'', growing green, greening.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus vitulinus|[[Latin]] vitulinus]]'' ( Sharpe ''et al''. 1973, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vitulinus'', of a calf.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus xylosus|[[Latin]] xylosus]]'' ( Kitahara 1938, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''xylosus'', pertaining to xylose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus yamanashiensis|[[Latin]] yamanashiensis]]'' ( (''ex'' Nonomura ''et al''. 1965) Nonomura 1983, , nom. rev.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''yamanashiensis'', belonging to Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, the source of the wine must from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/406</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus yamanashiensis|[[Latin]] yamanashiensis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''mali''''' (Carr and Davies 1970) Nonomura 1983, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mali'', of an apple.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/406</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus yamanashiensis|[[Latin]] yamanashiensis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''yamanashiensis''''' (''ex'' Nonomura ''et al''. 1965) Nonomura 1983, , nom. rev.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''yamanashiensis'', belonging to Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, the source of the wine must from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/406</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus zeae|[[Latin]] zeae]]'' ( (''ex'' Kuznetsov 1959) Dicks ''et al''. 1996, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] noun ''zea'', a kind of grain, and also a botanical genus name; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''zeae'', of ''Zea'', pertaining to ''Zea'' ''mais'', corn.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005330-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactobacillus zymae|[[Latin]] zymae]]'' ( Vancanneyt ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''zyma'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''zumē''), leaven, sourdough; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''zymae'', of sourdough.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/2/615</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lactococcus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lactococcus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Streptococcaceae]] | genus = ''Lactococcus'' | binomial_authority = Schleifer ''et al''. 1986<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] lactis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lactococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lactococcus'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lac'' ''lactis'', milk; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lactococcus'', milk coccus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lactococcus.html|Lactococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lactococcus chungangensis|[[Latin]] chungangensis]]'' ( Cho ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''chungangensis'', named after Chungang University, where taxonomic studies on this species were performed.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65527-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lactococcus garvieae|[[Latin]] garvieae]]'' ( (Collins ''et al''. 1984) Schleifer ''et al''. 1986, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''garvieae'', of Garvie, named for E.I. Garvie, a British microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Lactococcus lactis|[[Latin]] lactis]]'' ( (Lister 1873) Schleifer ''et al''. 1986, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] ''lactis'', of milk.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Lactococcus lactis|[[Latin]] lactis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''cremoris''''' (Orla-Jensen 1919) Schleifer ''et al''. 1986, ; [[Latin]] noun ''cremor'', the thick juice obtained from animal or vegetable substances, cream; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cremoris'', of cream.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Lactococcus lactis|[[Latin]] lactis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''hordniae''''' (''ex'' Latorre-Guzman ''et al''. 1977) Schleifer ''et al''. 1986, nom. rev., ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Hordnia'', generic name; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hordniae'', of ''Hordnia'' ''circellata'' (name of the leaf hopper from which the organism was isolated).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Lactococcus lactis|[[Latin]] lactis]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''lactis''''' (Lister 1873) Schleifer ''et al''. 1986, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lactis'', of milk.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Lactococcus piscium|[[Latin]] piscium]]'' ( Williams ''et al''. 1990, ; [[Latin]] noun ''piscis'', fish; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''piscium'', of fishes.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1990.tb04132.x}}</ref> * ''[[Lactococcus plantarum|[[Latin]] plantarum]]'' ( (Collins ''et al''. 1984) Schleifer ''et al''. 1986, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''planta'', any vegetable production that serves to propagate the species, a plant; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''plantarum'', of plants.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Lactococcus raffinolactis|[[Latin]] raffinolactis]]'' ( (Orla-Jensen and Hansen 1932) Schleifer ''et al''. 1988, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''raffinosum'', raffinose; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lactis'', of milk; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''raffinolactis'', raffinose fermenting bacterium from milk.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lactonifactor

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lactonifactor'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Clostridiaceae]] | genus = ''Lactonifactor'' | binomial_authority = Clavel ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65207-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] longoviformis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lactonifactor''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lactonifactor'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''lactonum'', lactone; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''factor'', maker; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lactonifactor'', producer of lactone.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lactonifactor.html|Lactonifactor}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lactonifactor longoviformis|[[Latin]] longoviformis]]'' ( Clavel ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''longus'', long; [[Latin]] noun ''ovum'', egg; [[Latin]] adjective suff. -''formis'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''forma'', figure, shape, appearance), -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''longoviformis'', shaped like a long egg.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65207-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lactosphaera

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Lactosphaera'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Carnobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Lactosphaera'' | binomial_authority = Janssen ''et al''. 1995<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/3/565</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] pasteurii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lactosphaera''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lactosphaera'' derives from: : [[Latin]] noun ''lac'' ''lactis'', milk; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun sphaera, a sphere; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lactosphaera'', a sphere with lactic acid fermentation.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lactosphaera.html|Lactosphaera}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lactosphaera pasteurii|[[Latin]] pasteurii]]'' ( (Schink 1985) Janssen ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''pasteurii'', of Pasteur, referring to Louis Pasteur, who probably first enriched and observed this bacterium during studies on tartrate fermentation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/3/565</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lactovum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lactovum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Streptococcaceae]] | genus = ''Lactovum'' | binomial_authority = Matthies ''et al''. 2005<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.resmic.2004.06.006}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] miscens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lactovum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lactovum'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lac'' ''lactis'', milk; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''ovum'', egg; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Lactovum'', egg from milk (perhaps because the type strain of the type species is an ovoid bacterium related to the genus ''Lactococcus'').<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lactovum.html|Lactovum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lactovum miscens|[[Latin]] miscens]]'' ( Matthies ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''miscens'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''misceo''), mixing, to indicate a mixed fermentative metabolism.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/j.resmic.2004.06.006}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lamprobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lamprobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Chromatiales]] | familia = [[Chromatiaceae]] | genus = ''Lamprobacter'' | binomial_authority = Gorlenko ''et al''. 1988<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] modestohalophilus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lamprobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lamprobacter'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lampros'', bright, brilliant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lamprobacter'', brilliant rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lamprobacter.html|Lamprobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lamprobacter modestohalophilus|[[Latin]] modestohalophilus]]'' ( Gorlenko ''et al''. 1988, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] adjective modestus, ''moderate''; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''philus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective φίλος), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''modestohalophilus'', moderate salt-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Lamprocystis

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Lamprocystis'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Chromatiales]] | familia = [[Chromatiaceae]] | genus = ''Lamprocystis'' | binomial_authority = Schroeter 1886, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] roseopersicina | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lamprocystis''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lamprocystis'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lampros'', bright, brilliant; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''kustis'', the bladder, a bag; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lamprocystis'', brilliant bag.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lamprocystis.html|Lamprocystis}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lamprocystis purpurea|[[Latin]] purpurea]]'' ( (Eichler and Pfennig 1989) Imhoff 2001, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''purpurea'', purple or purple-red.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lamprocystis roseopersicina|[[Latin]] roseopersicina]]'' ( (Kützing 1849) Schroeter 1886, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] adjective ''roseus'', rosy; [[Latin]] noun ''persicus'', peach-tree; [[Latin]] suff. -''inus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''roseopersicina'', rosy peach-colored.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Lampropedia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Lampropedia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Comamonadaceae]] | genus = ''Lampropedia'' | binomial_authority = Schroeter 1886, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] hyalina | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lampropedia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lampropedia'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lampros'', bright; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''pedion'', a plain; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lampropedia'', a shining flat sheet (of cells).<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lampropedia.html|Lampropedia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lampropedia hyalina|[[Latin]] hyalina]]'' ( (Ehrenberg 1832) Schroeter 1886, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''hyalinos'', of crystal or glass; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hyalina'', hyaline.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.49.345}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Lapillicoccus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lapillicoccus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Intrasporangiaceae]] | genus = ''Lapillicoccus'' | binomial_authority = Lee and Lee 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64911-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] jejuensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lapillicoccus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lapillicoccus'' derives from: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''lapillus'', a little stone; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lapillicoccus'', a coccus attached to a little stone.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lapillicoccus.html|Lapillicoccus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lapillicoccus jejuensis|[[Latin]] jejuensis]]'' ( Lee and Lee 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''jejuensis'', of or belonging to Jeju, Republic of Korea, referring to the site from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64911-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Laribacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Laribacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Neisseriales]] | familia = [[Neisseriaceae]] | genus = ''Laribacter'' | binomial_authority = Yuen ''et al''. 2002<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/JCM.39.12.4227-4232.2001}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] hongkongensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Laribacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Laribacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''larus'', a ravenous sea-bird, the mew; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Laribacter'', a rod in the shape of a seagull.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/laribacter.html|Laribacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Laribacter hongkongensis|[[Latin]] hongkongensis]]'' ( Yuen ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''hongkongensis'', pertaining to Hong-Kong.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/JCM.39.12.4227-4232.2001}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Larkinella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Larkinella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Larkinella'' | binomial_authority = Vancanneyt ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63948-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] insperata | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Larkinella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Larkinella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Larkinella'', named in honour of the American microbiologist John M. Larkin, who described the family ''Spirosomaceae'' in co-authorship with Renée Borrall.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/larkinella.html|Larkinella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Larkinella arboricola|[[Latin]] arboricola]]'' ( Kulichevskaya ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] noun ''arbor'', -''oris'' a tree, things made of wood; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola'') inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''arboricola'' an inhabitant of wood (the type strain was isolated from the humified solution produced by spruce wood decomposition.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.024562-0}}</ref> * ''[[Larkinella bovis|[[Latin]] bovis]]'' ( Anandham ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''bovis'', of a cow, of bovine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020453-0}}</ref> * ''[[Larkinella insperata|[[Latin]] insperata]]'' ( Vancanneyt ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''insperata'', unexpected, referring to the unexpected source from which the bacterium was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63948-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Lautropia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lautropia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Burkholderiaceae]] | genus = ''Lautropia'' | binomial_authority = Gerner-Smidt ''et al''. 1995<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/45/2/418</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] mirabilis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lautropia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lautropia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lautropia'', named after Hans Lautrop.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lautropia.html|Lautropia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lautropia mirabilis|[[Latin]] mirabilis]]'' ( Gerner-Smidt ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mirabilis'', wonderful, marvellous.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/45/2/418</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Lawsonia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lawsonia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Deltaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Desulfovibrionales]] | familia = [[Desulfovibrionaceae]] | genus = ''Lawsonia'' | binomial_authority = McOrist ''et al''. 1995<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/820</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] intracellularis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lawsonia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lawsonia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lawsonia'', named after Gordon H.K. Lawson, the Scottish veterinarian who first recognized the organism causing porcine proliferative enteropathy.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lawsonia.html|Lawsonia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lawsonia intracellularis|[[Latin]] intracellularis]]'' ( McOrist ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] prep. ''intra'', within; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''cella'', a store-room, a chamber and in biology a cell; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''aris'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''intracellularis'', intracellular.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/4/820</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Leadbetterella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leadbetterella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Leadbetterella'' | binomial_authority = Weon ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2297</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] byssophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leadbetterella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leadbetterella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Leadbetterella'', in honour of Dr Edward R. Leadbetter, who studied bacteria belonging to the CFB group.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leadbetterella.html|Leadbetterella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Leadbetterella byssophila|[[Latin]] byssophila]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''bussos'', cotton; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''byssophila'', liking cotton.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2297</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Lebetimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lebetimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Epsilonproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Nautiliales]] | familia = [[Nautiliaceae]] | genus = ''Lebetimonas'' | binomial_authority = Takai ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/183</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] acidiphila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lebetimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lebetimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lebes'' -''etis'', a copper basin, kettle, caldron; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lebetimonas'', cell from a caldron.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lebetimonas.html|Lebetimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Lebetimonas can be referred to as lebetimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lebetimonas acidiphila|[[Latin]] acidiphila]]'' ( Takai ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''acidus'', sour; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''acidiphila'', acid-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/183</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Lechevalieria

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lechevalieria'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Pseudonocardineae]] | familia = [[Actinosynnemataceae]] | genus = ''Lechevalieria'' | binomial_authority = Labeda ''et al''. 2001<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/3/1045</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] aerocolonigenes | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lechevalieria''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lechevalieria'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lechevalieria'', named after the American microbiologists Hubert and Mary Lechevalier, who contributed substantially to the field of actinomycete biology during their careers at the Waksman Institute of Microbiology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lechevalieria.html|Lechevalieria}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lechevalieria aerocolonigenes|[[Latin]] aerocolonigenes]]'' ( (Labeda 1986) Labeda ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer'', air; [[Latin]] noun ''colonia'', a colony; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aerocolonigenes'', producing aerial colonies.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/3/1045</ref> * ''[[Lechevalieria atacamensis|[[Latin]] atacamensis]]'' ( Okoro ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''atacamensis'', of or pertaining to the Atacama Desert of northern Chile, the source of the soil from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009985-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lechevalieria deserti|[[Latin]] deserti]]'' ( Okoro ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''deserti'', of a desert, pertaining to the Atacama Desert of northern Chile, the source of the soil from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009985-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lechevalieria flava|[[Latin]] flava]]'' ( (Gauze ''et al''. 1974) Labeda ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''flava'', yellow (referring to the color of the substrate mycelium).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/3/1045</ref> * ''[[Lechevalieria fradiae|[[Latin]] fradiae]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''fradiae'', of Fradia, a patronymic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64777-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lechevalieria roselyniae|[[Latin]] roselyniae]]'' ( Okoro ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''roselyniae'', of Roselyn, named after Roselyn Brown for her many practical contributions to actinomycete systematics.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009985-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lechevalieria xinjiangensis|[[Latin]] xinjiangensis]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''xinjiangensis'', referring to Xinjiang, north-western China, the source of the isolate.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65134-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Leclercia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leclercia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Leclercia'' | binomial_authority = Tamura ''et al''. 1987<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF01568943}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] adecarboxylata | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leclercia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leclercia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Leclercia'', named to honor H. Leclerc, a French bacteriologist, who first described and named this organism ''Escherichia'' ''adecarboxylata'' in 1962, and who made many other contributions to enteric bacteriology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leclercia.html|Leclercia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Leclercia adecarboxylata|[[Latin]] adecarboxylata]]'' ( (Leclerc 1962) Tamura ''et al''. 1987, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] pref. ''a'', not; [[New Latin]] noun ''decarboxylum'' [from new Fr. noun ''decarboxyl'' (from Fr. noun ''carboxyl'')], removal of a molecule of carbon dioxide from an organic compound; [[Latin]] suff. -''atus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix meaning provided with; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''adecarboxylata'', without decarboxylase activity; because it has negative reactions in lysine decarboxylase, ornithine decarboxylase and arginine dihydrolase; i.e., “triple decarboxylase negative”.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF01568943}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Leeia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leeia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Neisseriales]] | familia = [[Neisseriaceae]] | genus = ''Leeia'' | binomial_authority = Lim ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64582-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] oryzae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leeia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leeia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Leeia'', named after Keho Lee, a Korean microbiologist who devoted his life to the study of food micro-organisms.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leeia.html|Leeia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Leeia oryzae|[[Latin]] oryzae]]'' ( Lim ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''oryzae'', of rice, referring to the rice-paddy fields where the strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64582-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Leeuwenhoekiella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leeuwenhoekiella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Leeuwenhoekiella'' | binomial_authority = Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1033</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] marinoflava | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leeuwenhoekiella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leeuwenhoekiella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Leeuwenhoekiella'', named in honour of the famous Dutchman Antonie van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723), discoverer of micro-organisms.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leeuwenhoekiella.html|Leeuwenhoekiella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Leeuwenhoekiella aequorea|[[Latin]] aequorea]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aequorea'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1033</ref> * ''[[Leeuwenhoekiella blandensis|[[Latin]] blandensis]]'' ( Pinhassi ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''blandensis'', pertaining to ''Blande'' or ''Blanda'', the name the Romans used for the city of Blanes, which has given its name to the Bay of Blanes, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64232-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leeuwenhoekiella marinoflava|[[Latin]] marinoflava]]'' ( (Reichenbach 1989) Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''marinus'', marine; [[Latin]] adjective ''flavus'', golden yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marinoflava'', marine and yellow-pigmented.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1033</ref> * ''[[Leeuwenhoekiella palythoae|[[Latin]] palythoae]]'' ( Nedashkovskaya ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''palythoae'', of ''Palythoa'', the genus of coral from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010371-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Legionella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Legionella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Legionellales]] | familia = [[Legionellaceae]] | genus = ''Legionella'' | binomial_authority = Brenner ''et al''. 1979, ''genus''. (Type genus of the order ''Legionellales'' Garrity ''et al''. 2005; type genus of the family ''Legionellaceae'' Brenner ''et al''. 1979 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] pneumophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Legionella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Legionella'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''legio'' -''onis'', a body of soldiers, legion; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. ending -''ella''; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Legionella'', small legion or army.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/legionella.html|Legionella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 53 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Legionella adelaidensis|[[Latin]] adelaidensis]]'' ( Benson ''et al''. 1991, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''adelaidensis'', pertaining to Adelaide, Australia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/4/580</ref> * ''[[Legionella anisa|[[Latin]] anisa]]'' ( Gorman ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''anisa'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''anisē''), unequal, referring to the fact that blue-white autofluorescence is exhibited by most, but not all, strains.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/375</ref> * ''[[Legionella beliardensis|[[Latin]] beliardensis]]'' ( Lo Presti ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''beliardensis'', pertaining to Montbe!liard, France, whose classical Latin name was ''Montem'' ''Beliardae''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/1949</ref> * ''[[Legionella birminghamensis|[[Latin]] birminghamensis]]'' ( Wilkinson ''et al''. 1988, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''birminghamensis'', pertaining to Birmingham, Alabama, where the original isolate was made.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/38/2/220</ref> * ''[[Legionella bozemanae|[[Latin]] bozemanae]]'' ( corrig. Brenner ''et al''. 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''bozemanae'', of Bozeman, named after F. Marilyn Bozeman, the microbiologist who isolated and first studied the organism.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02602903}}</ref> * ''[[Legionella brunensis|[[Latin]] brunensis]]'' ( Wilkinson ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''brunensis'', pertaining to Brno, Czechoslovakia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/205</ref> * ''[[Legionella busanensis|[[Latin]] busanensis]]'' ( Park ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''busanensis'', from Busan in Korea, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/1/77</ref> * ''[[Legionella cherrii|[[Latin]] cherrii]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''cherrii'', of Cherry, named in honor of William B. Cherry for his many pioneering contributions to our knowledge of legionellae.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/50</ref> * ''[[Legionella cincinnatiensis|[[Latin]] cincinnatiensis]]'' ( Thacker ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''cincinnatiensis'', pertaining to Cincinnati, Ohio, where the species was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/205</ref> * ''[[Legionella drancourtii|[[Latin]] drancourtii]]'' ( La Scola ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''drancourtii'', of Drancourt, in honour of Michel Drancourt for his work on intracellular micro-organisms, especially rickettsiae.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/3/699</ref> * ''[[Legionella dresdenensis|[[Latin]] dresdenensis]]'' ( Lück ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''dresdenensis'', pertaining to Dresden, Germany, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017863-0}}</ref> * ''[[Legionella drozanskii|[[Latin]] drozanskii]]'' ( Adeleke ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''drozanskii'', of Drozanski, named in honour of Wincenty Drozanski, who isolated the first known LLAP strain and pioneered LLAP research.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Legionella dumoffii|[[Latin]] dumoffii]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''dumoffii'', of Dumoff, named after Morris Dumoff, who first isolated [[Latin]] pneumophila directly on bacteriologic media.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02602903}}</ref> * ''[[Legionella erythra|[[Latin]] erythra]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''erythra'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''erythre''), red after the red autofluorescence exhibited by the species.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/50</ref> * ''[[Legionella fairfieldensis|[[Latin]] fairfieldensis]]'' ( Thacker ''et al''. 1991, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''fairfieldensis'', pertaining to Fairfield, Victoria, Australia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/4/580</ref> * ''[[Legionella fallonii|[[Latin]] fallonii]]'' ( Adeleke ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''fallonii'', of Fallon, named in honour of Ronald Fallon who contributed immensely to our knowledge of legionellae and was the first to produce ''Legionella'' antigen and antiserum in the UK in 1977. He worked on an isolate from a case on the ship from which LLAP-10T was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Legionella feeleii|[[Latin]] feeleii]]'' ( Herwaldt ''et al''. 1984, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''feeleii'', of Feeley, named after James Feeley, who contributed greatly to early work on ''Legionella'' and developed effective agar media for primary isolation.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Legionella geestiana|[[Latin]] geestiana]]'' ( Dennis ''et al''. 1993, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''geestiana'', pertaining to the Geest office building.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/329</ref> * ''[[Legionella gormanii|[[Latin]] gormanii]]'' ( Morris ''et al''. 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''gormanii'', of Gorman; named after G.W. Gorman, who isolated and first studied the organism and pioneered in the isolation of legionellae from environmental and clinical sources.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/4/676</ref> * ''[[Legionella gratiana|[[Latin]] gratiana]]'' ( Bornstein ''et al''. 1991, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''gratiana'', pertaining to ''Gratianus'', the Roman emperor who bathed in the hot springs where the species was first isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1016/0923-2508(89)90086-7}}</ref> * ''[[Legionella gresilensis|[[Latin]] gresilensis]]'' ( Lo Presti ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''gresilensis'', pertaining to Gréoux, a French spa city, whose classical Latin name was ''Gresilium''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/6/1949</ref> * ''[[Legionella hackeliae|[[Latin]] hackeliae]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''hackeliae'', of Hackel, named after Meredith Hackel, who first isolated the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/50</ref> * ''[[Legionella impletisoli|[[Latin]] impletisoli]]'' ( Kuroki ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''imletus'', filled, filled-in; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of/from soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''impletisoli'', of/from filled-in soil, from landfill.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65495-0}}</ref> * ''[[Legionella israelensis|[[Latin]] israelensis]]'' ( Bercovier ''et al''. 1986, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''israelensis'', pertaining to Israel.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/3/368</ref> * ''[[Legionella jamestowniensis|[[Latin]] jamestowniensis]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''jamestowniensis'', pertaining to Jamestown, New York, where the organism was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/50</ref> * ''[[Legionella jordanis|[[Latin]] jordanis]]'' ( Cherry ''et al''. 1982, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''jordanis'', of the Jordan, named after the Jordan River in Bloomington, Indiana, source of the first isolate.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/3/384</ref> * ''[[Legionella lansingensis|[[Latin]] lansingensis]]'' ( Thacker ''et al''. 1994, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lansingensis'', pertaining to Lansing, Michigan, where the species was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/3/595</ref> * ''[[Legionella londiniensis|[[Latin]] londiniensis]]'' ( Dennis ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''londiniensis'', pertaining to ''Londinium'', the Roman name of London where the first isolate was made.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/329</ref> * ''[[Legionella longbeachae|[[Latin]] longbeachae]]'' ( McKinney ''et al''. 1982, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''longbeachae'', of Long Beach (California) where the organism was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/2/266</ref> * ''[[Legionella lytica|[[Latin]] lytica]]'' ( (Drozanski 1991) Hookey ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lytica'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lutikē''), able to loose, able to dissolve.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/2/526</ref> * ''[[Legionella maceachernii|[[Latin]] maceachernii]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''maceachernii'', of McEachern, named after Harold V. McEachern, who first isolated the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/50</ref> * ''[[Legionella micdadei|[[Latin]] micdadei]]'' ( Hébert ''et al''. 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''micdadei'', of McDade, named after Joseph E. McDade, who isolated the etiologic agent of the 1976 Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Philadelphia.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02601800}}</ref> * ''[[Legionella moravica|[[Latin]] moravica]]'' ( Wilkinson ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''moravica'', pertaining to Moravia, Czechoslovakia.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/205</ref> * ''[[Legionella nautarum|[[Latin]] nautarum]]'' ( Dennis ''et al''. 1993, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''nautarum'', of sailors.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/329</ref> * ''[[Legionella oakridgensis|[[Latin]] oakridgensis]]'' ( Orrison ''et al''. 1983, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''oakridgensis'', pertaining to Oak Ridge, Tennessee, where the species was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/672</ref> * ''[[Legionella parisiensis|[[Latin]] parisiensis]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''parisiensis'', pertaining to Paris, France.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/50</ref> * ''[[Legionella pittsburghensis|[[Latin]] pittsburghensis]]'' ( Pasculle ''et al''. 1980, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pittsburghensis'', pertaining to Pittsburgh.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/4/676</ref> * ''[[Legionella pneumophila|[[Latin]] pneumophila]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1979, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''pneumōn'', lung; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pneumophila'', lung-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Legionella pneumophila|[[Latin]] pneumophila]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''fraseri''''' Brenner ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''fraseri'', of Fraser, named in honor of D.W. Fraser, who headed the investigation of the Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Philadelphia that led to the recognition of legionellosis and isolation of ''Legionella'' ''pneumophila''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/205</ref> * ''[[Legionella pneumophila|[[Latin]] pneumophila]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''pascullei''''' Brenner ''et al''. 1989, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''pascullei'', of Pasculle, named in honor of A.W. Pasculle for his pioneering studies on media, isolation, and nosocomial spread of ''Legionella'' ''pneumophila'' and ''Legionella'' ''micdadei''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/205</ref> * ''[[Legionella pneumophila|[[Latin]] pneumophila]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''pneumophila''''' Brenner ''et al''. 1979, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''pneumōn'', lung; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pneumophila'', lung-loving.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/2/205</ref> * ''[[Legionella quateirensis|[[Latin]] quateirensis]]'' ( Dennis ''et al''. 1993, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''quateirensis'', pertaining to Quateira.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/329</ref> * ''[[Legionella quinlivanii|[[Latin]] quinlivanii]]'' ( Benson ''et al''. 1990, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''quinlivanii'', of Quinlivan, named after P.A. Quinlivan.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF01569569}}</ref> * ''[[Legionella rowbothamii|[[Latin]] rowbothamii]]'' ( Adeleke ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''rowbothamii'', of Rowbotham, named in honour of Timothy Rowbotham, who isolated the majority of known LLAP strains and has contributed significantly to our knowledge of LLAPs.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Legionella rubrilucens|[[Latin]] rubrilucens]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''ruber'' -''bra'' -''brum'', red; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''lucens'', shining; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''rubrilucens'', red shining, named after the red autofluorescence exhibited by the species.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/50</ref> * ''[[Legionella sainthelensi|[[Latin]] sainthelensi]]'' ( Campbell ''et al''. 1984, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sainthelensi'', of St. Helens, named after Mount St. Helens, where the original isolate was made from surface water in the devastated area after a volcanic eruption.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/355</ref> * ''[[Legionella santicrucis|[[Latin]] santicrucis]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''santicrucis'', of Santa Crux, named after Santa Crux, the Latin name (''sic'') for St. Croix, Virgin Islands.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/50</ref> * ''[[Legionella shakespearei|[[Latin]] shakespearei]]'' ( Verma ''et al''. 1992, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''shakespearei'', of Shakespeare, named after the playwright William Shakespeare, because the organism was isolated in Stratford-upon-Avon.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/3/404</ref> * ''[[Legionella spiritensis|[[Latin]] spiritensis]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''spiritensis'', pertaining to Spirit Lake near Mount St. Helens in Oregon.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/50</ref> * ''[[Legionella steigerwaltii|[[Latin]] steigerwaltii]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''steigerwaltii'', of Steigerwalt, named in honor of Arnold G. Steigerwalt, who did the definitive experiments to classify the first 22 Legionella species.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/1/50</ref> * ''[[Legionella taurinensis|[[Latin]] taurinensis]]'' ( Lo Presti ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''taurinensis'', pertaining to Turin, Italy, whose classical Latin name was ''Augusta'' ''Taurinorum''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/50/2/937</ref> * ''[[Legionella tucsonensis|[[Latin]] tucsonensis]]'' ( Thacker ''et al''. 1990, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tucsonensis'', pertaining to Tucson, Arizona, where the species was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/40/1/105</ref> * ''[[Legionella wadsworthii|[[Latin]] wadsworthii]]'' ( Edelstein ''et al''. 1983, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''wadsworthii'' of Wadsworth, named after V.A. Wadsworth Medical Center after James Wadsworth, and the location where the patient was hospitalized and the bacterium isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/3/672</ref> * ''[[Legionella waltersii|[[Latin]] waltersii]]'' ( Benson ''et al''. 1996, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''waltersii'', of Walters, to honor R.P. Walters, who isolated the organism.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/3/631</ref> * ''[[Legionella worsleiensis|[[Latin]] worsleiensis]]'' ( Dennis ''et al''. 1993, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''worsleiensis'', pertaining to Worsley.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/43/2/329</ref> * ''[[Legionella yabuuchiae|[[Latin]] yabuuchiae]]'' ( Kuroki ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''yabuuchiae'', of Yabuuchi, in honour of Eiko Yabuuchi for her work on ''Legionella'' in Japan.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65495-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Leifsonia

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Leifsonia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Microbacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Leifsonia'' | binomial_authority = Evtushenko ''et al''. 2000<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.45.253}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] aquatica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leifsonia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leifsonia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Leifsonia'', named after Einar Leifson, who isolated and described the first organism of this genus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leifsonia.html|Leifsonia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 16 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Leifsonia antarctica|[[Latin]] antarctica]]'' ( Pindi ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''antarctica'', southern, by extension pertaining to the Antarctic, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006643-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia aquatica|[[Latin]] aquatica]]'' ( (''ex'' Leifson 1962) Evtushenko ''et al''. 2000, nom. rev., (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aquatica'', living, growing, or found in or by the water, aquatic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.45.253}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia aurea|[[Latin]] aurea]]'' ( Reddy ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aurea'', golden, referring to the yellowish pigment that the bacterium produces.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/4/977</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia bigeumensis|[[Latin]] bigeumensis]]'' ( Dastager ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''bigeumensis'', of or belonging to Bigeum Island, Korea, the source of the soil sample from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65572-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia cynodontis|[[Latin]] cynodontis]]'' ( (Davis ''et al''. 1984) Suzuki ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Cynodon'', genus of Bermudagrass; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cynodontis'', of Bermudagrass.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.45.253}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia ginsengi|[[Latin]] ginsengi]]'' ( Qiu ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ginsengi'', of ginseng, the source of the type strain of this species.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64487-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia kafniensis|[[Latin]] kafniensis]]'' ( Pindi ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''kafniensis'', of or pertaining to the Kafni glacier in the Himalayas of India, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.006643-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia kribbensis|[[Latin]] kribbensis]]'' ( Dastager ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''kribbensis'', pertaining to KRIBB, an arbitrary adjective formed from the acronym of the Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology, where taxonomic studies on the type strain were performed.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.001925-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia lichenia|[[Latin]] lichenia]]'' ( An ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] noun ''lichen'' -''enis'', lichen; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ia'', suffix used with the sense of belonging to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lichenia'', belonging to lichen from which the organism was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021204-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia naganoensis|[[Latin]] naganoensis]]'' ( Suzuki ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''naganoensis'', pertaining to the Nagano Prefecture, Japan, the geographical origin of the type strain of this species.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.45.253}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia pindariensis|[[Latin]] pindariensis]]'' ( Reddy ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pindariensis'', of or pertaining to the Pindari glacier of the Himalayan region of India, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65715-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia poae|[[Latin]] poae]]'' ( Evtushenko ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''poae'', of ''Poa'', generic name of the annual meadow grass ''Poa annua'', the source of the type strain of this species.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/371</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia rubra|[[Latin]] rubra]]'' ( Reddy ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''rubra'', reddish, referring to the reddish pigment that the bacterium produces.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64954-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia shinshuensis|[[Latin]] shinshuensis]]'' ( Suzuki ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''shinshuensis'', of or belonging to to Shinshu, the old name of Nagano Prefecture, Japan, the geographical origin of the type strain of this species)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.45.253}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia soli|[[Latin]] soli]]'' ( Madhaiyan ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil, referring to the isolation of the first strains from teak tree rhizosphere soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014373-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia xyli|[[Latin]] xyli]]'' ( (Davis ''et al''. 1984) Evtushenko ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''xulon'', wood; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''xyli'', of wood, intended to mean of the xylem.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.45.253}}</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia xyli|[[Latin]] xyli]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''cynodontis''''' (Davis ''et al''. 1984) Evtushenko ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Cynodon'', genus of Bermudagrass; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cynodontis'', of Bermudagrass.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/371</ref> * ''[[Leifsonia xyli|[[Latin]] xyli]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''xyli''''' (Davis ''et al''. 1984) Evtushenko ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''xulon'', wood; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''xyli'', of wood, intended to mean of the xylem.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.2323/jgam.45.253}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Leisingera

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Leisingera'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Leisingera'' | binomial_authority = Schaefer ''et al''. 2002<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63724-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] methylohalidivorans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leisingera''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leisingera'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Leisingera'', in honour of Thomas Leisinger, on the occasion of his retirement and for his contributions to our understanding of the biochemistry of bacterial methyl halide metabolism.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leisingera.html|Leisingera}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Leisingera aquimarina|[[Latin]] aquimarina]]'' ( Vandecandelaere ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''aqua'', water; [[Latin]] adjective ''marinus'', from the sea; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aquimarina'', from seawater.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65844-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leisingera methylohalidivorans|[[Latin]] methylohalidivorans]]'' ( Schaefer ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''methylohalidum'', methyl halide; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''vorans'', devouring; ''methylohalidivorans'', degrading methyl halides.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65844-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leisingera nanhaiensis|[[Latin]] nanhaiensis]]'' ( Sun ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''nanhaiensis'', referring to Nanhai, the Chinese name for the South China Sea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010439-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Leminorella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leminorella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Leminorella'' | binomial_authority = Hickman-Brenner ''et al''. 1985<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/375</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] grimontii | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leminorella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leminorella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Leminorella'', named to honor Leon Le Minor, a French microbiologist, for his many contributions to enteric bacteriology including the nomenclature, classification, and serotyping of ''Salmonella''; lysogeny; metabolic plasmids; and new and rapid biochemical tests. The name also honors Simone Le Minor, who also made many contributions to enteric bacteriology as head of the National ''Salmonella'' Centre of France and for her research on ''Serratia'' serotyping.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leminorella.html|Leminorella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Leminorella grimontii|[[Latin]] grimontii]]'' ( Hickman-Brenner ''et al''. 1985, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''grimontii'', of Grimont, named to honor Patrick Grimont and Francine Grimont, French microbiologists at the Pasteur Institute for their many contributions to enteric bacteriology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/375</ref> * ''[[Leminorella richardii|[[Latin]] richardii]]'' ( Hickman-Brenner ''et al''. 1985, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''richardii'', of Richard, named to honor Claude Richard, a French microbiologist at the Pasteur Institute for his many contributions to enteric bacteriology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/35/3/375</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Lentibacillus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Lentibacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Bacillaceae]] | genus = ''Lentibacillus'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2002<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/6/2043</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] salicampi | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lentibacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lentibacillus'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''lentus'', slow; [[Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', small rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lentibacillus'', slow bacillus, i.e. slowly growing bacillus.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lentibacillus.html|Lentibacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 11 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lentibacillus halodurans|[[Latin]] halodurans]]'' ( Yuan ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''durans'', enduring; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''halodurans'', salt-enduring.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64547-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lentibacillus halophilus|[[Latin]] halophilus]]'' ( Tanasupawat ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''hals, halos (ἅλς, ἁλός)'', salt; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''halophilus'', salt-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63997-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lentibacillus jeotgali|[[Latin]] jeotgali]]'' ( Jung ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''jeotgali'', of jeotgal, a traditional Korean fermented seafood.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013565-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lentibacillus juripiscarius|[[Latin]] juripiscarius]]'' ( Namwong ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] noun ''jus'' ''juris'', sauce; [[Latin]] adjective ''piscarius'', of or belonging to fish; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''juripsicarius'', of a fish sauce.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/1/315</ref> * ''[[Lentibacillus kapialis|[[Latin]] kapialis]]'' ( Pakdeeto ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] noun ''kapium'' from Korean noun ''ka-pi'', shrimp paste; [[Latin]] suff. -''alis'', adjectival suffix meaning pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''kapialis'', pertaining to shrimp paste, the source of isolation of the strains.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64315-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lentibacillus lacisalsi|[[Latin]] lacisalsi]]'' ( Lim ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] noun ''lacus'', lake; [[Latin]] adjective ''salsus'', salted, salt; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacisalsi'', of a salt lake.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/1805</ref> * ''[[Lentibacillus persicus|[[Latin]] persicus]]'' ( Sánchez-Porro ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''persicus'', Persian, pertaining to Persia (Iran), from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.015396-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lentibacillus salarius|[[Latin]] salarius]]'' ( Jeon ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''salarius'', of, or belonging to, salt, because of the isolation of this micro-organism from saline sediment.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1339</ref> * ''[[Lentibacillus salicampi|[[Latin]] salicampi]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2002, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''sal'' ''salis'', salt; [[Latin]] noun ''campus'', field; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salicampi'', of a salt field.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/6/2043</ref> * ''[[Lentibacillus salinarum|[[Latin]] salinarum]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''salinarum'', of salt-works.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65351-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lentibacillus salis|[[Latin]] salis]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salis'', of salt.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65545-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lentisphaera

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lentisphaera'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Lentisphaerae]]" | classis = [[Lentisphaeria]] | ordo = [[Lentisphaerales]] | familia = [[Lentisphaeraceae]] | genus = ''Lentisphaera'' | binomial_authority = Cho ''et al''. 2004, (Type genus of the order ''Lentisphaerales'' Cho ''et al''. 2004).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1462-2920.2004.00614.x}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] araneosa | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lentisphaera''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Lentisphaerae]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lentisphaera'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''lentus'', sticky; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''sphaera'', sphere; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lentisphaera'', a sticky sphere.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lentisphaera.html|Lentisphaera}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lentisphaera araneosa|[[Latin]] araneosa]]'' ( Cho ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''araneosa'', similar to cobwebs, pertaining to the morphology of transparent exopolymer particles produced by the strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1462-2920.2004.00614.x}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Lentisphaerae]]

Lentzea

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Lentzea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Pseudonocardineae]] | familia = [[Actinosynnemataceae]] | genus = ''Lentzea'' | binomial_authority = Yassin ''et al''. 1995<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/2/357</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] albidocapillata | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lentzea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lentzea'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lentzea'', named after Friedrich A. Lentze, a German microbiologist who devoted a considerable part of his life to studying pathogenic actinomycetes.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lentzea.html|Lentzea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lentzea albida|[[Latin]] albida]]'' ( Labeda ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''albida'', white, referring to the colour of the aerial mycelium)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/3/1045</ref> * ''[[Lentzea albidocapillata|[[Latin]] albidocapillata]]'' ( Yassin ''et al''. 1995, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''albidus'', white; [[Latin]] adjective ''capillatus'', hairy; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''albidocapillata'', white haired, referring to the abundant whitish aerial hyphae.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/45/2/357</ref> * ''[[Lentzea californiensis|[[Latin]] californiensis]]'' ( Labeda ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''californiensis'', pertaining to California, referring to the source of this isolate, soil from California.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/3/1045</ref> * ''[[Lentzea flaviverrucosa|[[Latin]] flaviverrucosa]]'' ( (''ex'' Yan and Deng 1966) Xie ''et al''. 2002, nom. rev., ; [[Latin]] adjective ''flavus'', yellow; [[Latin]] adjective ''verrucosus'', rough, rugged, verrucose; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''flaviverrucosa'', yellowish and verrucose, referring to the yellowish, verrucose colony morphology observed on the agar surface.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/5/1815</ref> * ''[[Lentzea kentuckyensis|[[Latin]] kentuckyensis]]'' ( Labeda ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''kentuckyensis'', from Kentucky, named after the place of origin of the type strain, the state of Kentucky, USA.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64245-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lentzea violacea|[[Latin]] violacea]]'' ( (Lee ''et al''. 2000) Labeda ''et al''. 2001, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''violacea'', violet-colored, violet.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lentzea waywayandensis|[[Latin]] waywayandensis]]'' ( (Labeda and Lyons 1989) Labeda ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''waywayandensis'', of or belonging to Lake Waywayanda, N.J., of the soil samples from which the organism was first isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/3/1045</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Leptobacterium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leptobacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Leptobacterium'' | binomial_authority = Mitra ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004358-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] flavescens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leptobacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leptobacterium'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''leptos'', thin, fine, narrow; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Leptobacterium'', a slender rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leptobacterium.html|Leptobacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Leptobacterium flavescens|[[Latin]] flavescens]]'' ( Mitra ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''flavescens'', becoming golden-yellow.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004358-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Leptolinea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leptolinea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Chloroflexi]]" | classis = [[Anaerolineae]] | ordo = [[Anaerolineales]] | familia = [[Anaerolineaceae]] | genus = ''Leptolinea'' | binomial_authority = Yamada ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64169-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] tardivitalis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leptolinea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Chloroflexi]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leptolinea'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''leptos'', fine; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''linea'', line; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Leptolinea'', fine, line-shaped organism.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leptolinea.html|Leptolinea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Leptolinea tardivitalis|[[Latin]] tardivitalis]]'' ( Yamada ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''tardus'', slow; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''vitalis'', vital, alive; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tardivitalis'', having a slow lifestyle.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64169-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Chloroflexi]]

Leptonema

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leptonema'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Spirochaetes]] | classis = [[Spirochaetes]] | ordo = [[Spirochaetales]] | familia = [[Leptospiraceae]] | genus = ''Leptonema'' | binomial_authority = Hovind-Hougen 1983<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/29/3/245</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] illini | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leptonema''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Spirochaetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leptonema'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''leptos'', thin, narrow, fine; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''nema'', a filament or thread; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Leptonema'', a thin filament or thread, describing a bacterium that resembles a thin filament or thread.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leptonema.html|Leptonema}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Leptonema illini|[[Latin]] illini]]'' ( Hovind-Hougen 1983, (Type species of the genus).; Not given in the paper by Hovind-Hougen 1979. The etymology seems to be the following: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''illini'', of Illinois, named after the state of Illinois, U.S.A., where the first isolate was obtained.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/29/3/245</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Spirochaetes]]

Leptospira

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Leptospira'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Spirochaetes]] | classis = [[Spirochaetes]] | ordo = [[Spirochaetales]] | familia = [[Leptospiraceae]] | genus = ''Leptospira'' | binomial_authority = Noguchi 1917, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Leptospiraceae'' Hovind-Hougen 1979 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] interrogans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leptospira''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Spirochaetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leptospira'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''leptos'', thin, narrow, fine; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spira'', a coil, helix; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Leptospira'', a thin helix or coil, referring to the morphology of the bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leptospira.html|Leptospira}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 17 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Leptospira alexanderi|[[Latin]] alexanderi]]'' ( Brenner ''et al''. 1999, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''alexanderi'', of Alexander, named to honor Dr. A.D. Alexander, an American microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/49/2/839</ref> * ''[[Leptospira biflexa|[[Latin]] biflexa]]'' ( (Wolbach and Binger 1914) Noguchi 1918, ''species''.; [[Latin]] adv. num. ''bis'', twice; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''flexus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from. [[Latin]] v. ''flecto''), bent, winding; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''biflexa'', bent twice.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Leptospira borgpetersenii|[[Latin]] borgpetersenii]]'' ( Yasuda ''et al''. 1987, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''borgpetersenii'', of Borg-Petersen, named for Dr. C. Borg-Petersen, a Danish physician.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/4/407</ref> * ''[[Leptospira broomii|[[Latin]] broomii]]'' ( Levett ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''broomii'', of Broom, named after Dr J. C. Broom, a Scottish bacteriologist, who made substantial contributions to the study of leptospirosis.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63783-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leptospira fainei|[[Latin]] fainei]]'' ( Perolat ''et al''. 1998, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''fainei'', of Faine, named for Dr. S. Faine, an Australian microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/3/851</ref> * ''[[Leptospira inadai|[[Latin]] inadai]]'' ( Yasuda ''et al''. 1987, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''inadai'', of Inada, named for Dr. R. Inada, a Japanese microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/4/407</ref> * ''[[Leptospira interrogans|[[Latin]] interrogans]]'' ( (Stimson 1907) Wenyon 1926, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''interrogans'', asking, inquiring, interrogating; here meaning shaped like a question mark.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64443-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leptospira kirschneri|[[Latin]] kirschneri]]'' ( Ramadass ''et al''. 1992, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kirschneri'', of Kirschner, named for Dr. [[Latin]] Kirschner, a Dutch medical microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/2/215</ref> * ''[[Leptospira kmetyi|[[Latin]] kmetyi]]'' ( Slack ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kmetyi'', of Kmety, named after Professor Emil Kmety, a Slovak bacteriologist who made significant contributions to the study of the genus ''Leptospira''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.002766-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leptospira licerasiae|[[Latin]] licerasiae]]'' ( Matthias ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''licerasiae'', of Liceras, to honor Dr Julia Liceras de Hidalgo, who obtained the first leptospiral isolates in Peru.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.010819-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leptospira meyeri|[[Latin]] meyeri]]'' ( Yasuda ''et al''. 1987, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''meyeri'', of Meyer, named to honor Dr. K.F. Meyer, an American veterinarian.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/4/407</ref> * ''[[Leptospira noguchii|[[Latin]] noguchii]]'' ( Yasuda ''et al''. 1987, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''noguchii'', of Noguchi, named to honor Dr. H. Noguchi, a Japanese microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/4/407</ref> * ''[[Leptospira parva|[[Latin]] parva]]'' ( Hovind-Hougen ''et al''. 1982, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''parva'', small.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/32/3/384</ref> * ''[[Leptospira santarosai|[[Latin]] santarosai]]'' ( Yasuda ''et al''. 1987, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''santarosai'', of Santa Rosa, named to honor Dr. C.A. Santa Rosa, a Brazilian microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/4/407</ref> * ''[[Leptospira weilii|[[Latin]] weilii]]'' ( Yasuda ''et al''. 1987, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''weilii'', of Weil, named to honor Dr. A. Weil, a German physician.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/4/407</ref> * ''[[Leptospira wolbachii|[[Latin]] wolbachii]]'' ( Yasuda ''et al''. 1987, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''wolbachii'', of Wolbach, named to honor Dr. S.B. Wolbach, an American microbiologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/37/4/407</ref> * ''[[Leptospira wolffii|[[Latin]] wolffii]]'' ( Slack ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''wolffii'', of Wolff, named after Dr Jan Willem Wolff, a Dutch bacteriologist who made significant contributions to the study of ''Leptospira''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64947-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Spirochaetes]]

Leptospirillum

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leptospirillum'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Nitrospirae]] | classis = [[Nitrospira]] | ordo = [[Nitrospirales]] | familia = [[Nitrospiraceae]] | genus = ''Leptospirillum'' | binomial_authority = (''ex'' Markosyan 1972) Hippe 2000, , nom. rev.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/501</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] ferrooxidans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leptospirillum''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Nitrospirae]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leptospirillum'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''leptos'', thin, narrow, fine; [[Latin]] noun ''spira'', a spiral; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Leptospirillum'', a thin spiral.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leptospirillum.html|Leptospirillum}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Leptospirillum ferriphilum|[[Latin]] ferriphilum]]'' ( Coram and Rawlings 2002, ; [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philum'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''philon (φίλον)''), friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''ferriphilum'', iron-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1128/AEM.68.2.838-845.2002}}</ref> * ''[[Leptospirillum ferrooxidans|[[Latin]] ferrooxidans]]'' ( (''ex'' Markosyan 1972) Hippe 2000, , nom. rev. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxido'', to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''ferrooxidans'', iron-oxidizing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/501</ref> * ''[[Leptospirillum thermoferrooxidans|[[Latin]] thermoferrooxidans]]'' ( Hippe 2000, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''thermos (θερμός)'', hot; [[Latin]] noun ''ferrum'', iron; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxido'', to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thermoferrooxidans'', hot iron-oxidizing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/2/501</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Nitrospirae]]

Leptothrix

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leptothrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | genus = ''Leptothrix'' | binomial_authority = Kützing 1843, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] ochracea | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leptothrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leptothrix'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''leptos'', fine, small; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thrix'', hair; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Leptothrix'', fine hair.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leptothrix.html|Leptothrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Leptothrix cholodnii|[[Latin]] cholodnii]]'' ( Mulder and van Veen 1963, ''species''.;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''cholodnii'', of Cholodny, named for N. Cholodny, a Russian bacteriologist.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02046045}}</ref> * ''[[Leptothrix discophora|[[Latin]] discophora]]'' ( (''ex'' Schwers 1912) Spring ''et al''. 1997, , nom. rev.;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''diskos'', anything quoit-shaped, a disk; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''phoros'', bearing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''discophora'', disk-bearing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/2/601</ref> * ''[[Leptothrix lopholea|[[Latin]] lopholea]]'' ( Dorff 1934, ''species''.;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''lophos'', a crest; [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lopholea'', somewhat crested or tufted.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Leptothrix mobilis|[[Latin]] mobilis]]'' ( Spring ''et al''. 1997, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''mobilis'', movable, motile.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/47/2/601</ref> * ''[[Leptothrix ochracea|[[Latin]] ochracea]]'' ( (Roth 1797) Kützing 1843, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''ochracea'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''ochra'', yellow-ochre), like ochre.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Leptotrichia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leptotrichia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Fusobacteria]] | classis = [[Fusobacteria]] | ordo = [[Fusobacteriales]] | familia = [[Leptotrichiaceae]] | genus = ''Leptotrichia'' | binomial_authority = Trevisan 1879, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] buccalis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leptotrichia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Fusobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leptotrichia'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''leptos'', fine, small; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thrix'' ''thricos'', hair; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Leptotrichia'', fine hair.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leptotrichia.html|Leptotrichia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Leptotrichia buccalis|[[Latin]] buccalis]]'' ( (Robin 1853) Trevisan 1879, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''bucca'', the mouth; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''alis'', suffix denoting pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''buccalis'', buccal, pertaining to the mouth.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Leptotrichia goodfellowii|[[Latin]] goodfellowii]]'' ( Eribe ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''goodfellowii'', of Goodfellow, named in honour of Mike Goodfellow, for his contributions to microbial systematics.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/583</ref> * ''[[Leptotrichia hofstadii|[[Latin]] hofstadii]]'' ( Eribe ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''hofstadii'', of Hofstad, named in honour of Tor Hofstad, for his contributions to ''Leptotrichia'' taxonomy.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/583</ref> * ''[[Leptotrichia hongkongensis|[[Latin]] hongkongensis]]'' ( Woo ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hongkongensis'', of or belonging to Hong Kong, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.033498-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leptotrichia shahii|[[Latin]] shahii]]'' ( Eribe ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''shahii'', of Shah, named in honour of Haroun N. Shah, a Trinidad-born microbiologist, for his contributions to microbiology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/583</ref> * ''[[Leptotrichia trevisanii|[[Latin]] trevisanii]]'' ( Tee ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''trevisanii'', of Trevisan, who proposed the genus Leptotrichia in 1879.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leptotrichia wadei|[[Latin]] wadei]]'' ( Eribe ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''wadei'', of Wade, named in honour of William G. Wade, for his contributions to microbiology.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/2/583</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Fusobacteria]]

Leucobacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leucobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Microbacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Leucobacter'' | binomial_authority = Takeuchi ''et al''. 1996<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/967</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] komagatae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leucobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leucobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''leukos'', clear, light; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Leucobacter'', colorless rod.''' <ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leucobacter.html|Leucobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 12 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Leucobacter aerolatus|[[Latin]] aerolatus]]'' ( Martin ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''aer'', air; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''latus'' -''a'' -''um'', carried; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''aerolatus'', airborne.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021303-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter albus|[[Latin]] albus]]'' ( Lin ''et al''. 2004, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''albus'', white.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/5/1669</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter alluvii|[[Latin]] alluvii]]'' ( Morais ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''alluvii'', of an alluvial deposit.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64799-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter aridicollis|[[Latin]] aridicollis]]'' ( Morais ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''aridus'', dry; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''collis'', an elevation, hill; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aridicollis'', of a dry hill; referring to the town of Alcanena, which the Moors called al-Kinan, meaning a dry hill.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/0723202042369983}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter chironomi|[[Latin]] chironomi]]'' ( Halpern ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''chironomi'', of ''Chironomus'', named after the non-biting midge insect of the genus ''Chironomus'' (Chironomidae: Diptera) from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.004663-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter chromiireducens|[[Latin]] chromiireducens]]'' ( Morais ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''chromium'', chromium; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''reducere''), drawing backwards, bringing back to a state or conditionand and , in chemistry, converting to a reduced oxidation state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''chromiireducens'', chromium reducing.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1078/0723202042369983}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter chromiireducens|[[Latin]] chromiireducens]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''chromiireducens''''' Morais ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''chromium'', chromium; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''reducens'' (from [[Latin]] v. ''reducere''), drawing backwards, bringing back to a state or conditionand and , in chemistry, converting to a reduced oxidation state; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''chromiireducens'', chromium reducing.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64822-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter chromiireducens|[[Latin]] chromiireducens]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''solipictus''''' Muir and Tan 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''sol'', the sun; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''pictus'', painted; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] participle adjective ''solipictus'', painted by the sun.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64822-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter chromiiresistens|[[Latin]] chromiiresistens]]'' ( Sturm ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''chromium'', chromium; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''resistens'', resisting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''chromiiresistens'', chromium resisting.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022780-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter iarius|[[Latin]] iarius]]'' ( Somvanshi ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''iarius'', arbitrary adjective formed from the acronym IARI (Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi, India) to commemorate its centenary year.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64683-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter komagatae|[[Latin]] komagatae]]'' ( Takeuchi ''et al''. 1996, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''komagatae'', of Komagata, named in honor of Kazuo Komagata, the Japanese microbiologist who first recognized this strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/4/967</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter luti|[[Latin]] luti]]'' ( Morais ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''luti'', of mud.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64799-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter salsicius|[[Latin]] salsicius]]'' ( Yun ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''salsicius'', salted, salty.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021360-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leucobacter tardus|[[Latin]] tardus]]'' ( Behrendt ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''tardus'', slow, pertaining to the slow reactions in several physiological tests.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/001065-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Leuconostoc

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leuconostoc'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Lactobacillales]] | familia = [[Leuconostocaceae]] | genus = ''Leuconostoc'' | binomial_authority = van Tieghem 1878, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Leuconostocaceae'' Schleifer 2010).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] mesenteroides | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leuconostoc''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leuconostoc'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''leukos'', clear, light; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Nostoc'', algal generic name; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Leuconostoc'', colorless nostoc.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leuconostoc.html|Leuconostoc}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 22 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Leuconostoc amelibiosum|[[Latin]] amelibiosum]]'' ( Schillinger ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''a'', not; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''melibiosum'', pertaining to melibiose; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''amelibiosum'', not fermenting melibiose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/4/495</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc argentinum|[[Latin]] argentinum]]'' ( Dicks ''et al''. 1993, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''argentinum'', pertaining to Argentina, where the bacterium was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63898-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc carnosum|[[Latin]] carnosum]]'' ( Shaw and Harding 1989, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''carnosum'', pertaining to flesh.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/217</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc citreum|[[Latin]] citreum]]'' ( Farrow ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''citreum'', pertaining to the citron-tree, intended to mean lemon-colored.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/279</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc cremoris|[[Latin]] cremoris]]'' ( (Knudsen and Sørensen 1929) Garvie 1960, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''cremor'', the thick juice obtained from animal or vegetable substances, cream; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cremoris'', of cream.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc dextranicum|[[Latin]] dextranicum]]'' ( (Beijerinck 1912) Hucker and Pederson 1930, ''species''.; [[Latin]] noun ''dextranum'', dextran; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''icum'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''dextranicum'', pertaining to dextran.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc durionis|[[Latin]] durionis]]'' ( Leisner ''et al''. 2005, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''durionis'', of ''Durio'', the generic name of ''Durio'' ''zibenthinus'', the durian fruit.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1267</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc fallax|[[Latin]] fallax]]'' ( Martinez-Murcia and Collins 1992, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''fallax'', deceptive.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1111/j.1574-6968.1991.tb04839.x}}</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc ficulneum|[[Latin]] ficulneum]]'' ( Antunes ''et al''. 2002, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''ficulneum'', pertaining to figs and fig trees.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/2/647</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc fructosum|[[Latin]] fructosum]]'' ( (Kodama 1956) Antunes ''et al''. 2002, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''fructosum'', pertaining to fructose.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/52/2/647</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc gasicomitatum|[[Latin]] gasicomitatum]]'' ( Björkroth ''et al''. 2001, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''gasum'', gas; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''comitatum'', accompanied; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] participle adjective ''gasicomitatum'', accompanied by gas, referring to the association with gaseous spoilage.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/005264-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc gelidum|[[Latin]] gelidum]]'' ( Shaw and Harding 1989, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''gelidum'', icy cold, very cold (referring to the ability to grow on chill-stored meat).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/217</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc holzapfelii|[[Latin]] holzapfelii]]'' ( De Bruyne ''et al''. 2007, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''holzapfelii'', of Holzapfel, in honour of Professor Dr W. H. Holzapfel, in recognition of his outstanding work in the area of lactic acid bacterium taxonomy and physiology.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65292-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc inhae|[[Latin]] inhae]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2003, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''inhae'', of Inha, from the Inha University, Republic of Korea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/4/1123</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc kimchii|[[Latin]] kimchii]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2000, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''kimchii'', of kimchi, a traditional Korean food made by fermentation of Chinese cabbage.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/5/1915</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc lactis|[[Latin]] lactis]]'' ( Garvie 1960, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lactis'', of milk.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63898-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc mesenteroides|[[Latin]] mesenteroides]]'' ( (Tsenkovskii 1878) van Tieghem 1878, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''mesenterion'', the mesentery; [[Latin]] suff. -''oides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. ''eides'', from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''eidos'', that which is seen, form, shape, figure), ressembling, similar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''mesenteroides'', mesentery-like.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc mesenteroides|[[Latin]] mesenteroides]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''cremoris''''' (Knudsen and Sørensen 1929) Garvie 1983, ; [[Latin]] noun ''cremor'', the thick juice obtained from animal or vegetable substances, cream; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''cremoris'', of cream.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/1/118</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc mesenteroides|[[Latin]] mesenteroides]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''dextranicum''''' (Beijerinck 1912) Garvie 1983, ; [[Latin]] noun ''dextranum'', dextran; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] suff. -''icum'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''dextranicum'', pertaining to dextran.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/1/118</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc mesenteroides|[[Latin]] mesenteroides]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''mesenteroides''''' (Tsenkovskii 1878) van Tieghem 1878, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''mesenterion'', the mesentery; [[Latin]] suff. -''oides'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] suff. ''eides'', from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''eidos'', that which is seen, form, shape, figure), ressembling, similar; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''mesenteroides'', mesentery-like.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/1/118</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc oeni|[[Latin]] oeni]]'' ( corrig. Garvie 1967, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''oinos'', wine; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''oeni'', of wine.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc palmae|[[Latin]] palmae]]'' ( Ehrmann ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''palmae'', of a palm tree.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005983-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc paramesenteroides|[[Latin]] paramesenteroides]]'' ( Garvie 1967, ''species''.; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''para'', beside; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''mesenteroides'', a specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''paramesenteroides'', beside ''Leuconostoc'' ''mesenteroides''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc pseudoficulneum|[[Latin]] pseudoficulneum]]'' ( Chambel ''et al''. 2006, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective '' pseudēs'', false; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''ficulneum'', of the fig-tree and also a bacterial specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''pseudoficulneum'', not the true (''Leuconostoc'') ''ficulneum''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64054-0}}</ref> * ''[[Leuconostoc pseudomesenteroides|[[Latin]] pseudomesenteroides]]'' ( Farrow ''et al''. 1989, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective '' pseudēs'', false; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''mesenteroides'', a specific epithet; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''pseudomesenteroides'', false ''Leuconostoc'' ''mesenteroides''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/39/3/279</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Leucothrix

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Leucothrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Thiotrichales]] | familia = [[Thiotrichaceae]] | genus = ''Leucothrix'' | binomial_authority = Oersted 1844, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Leucotrichaceae'' Buchanan 1957 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] mucor | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Leucothrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Leucothrix'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''leukos'', clear, light; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thrix'', hair; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Leucothrix'', colorless hair.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/leucothrix.html|Leucothrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Leucothrix mucor|[[Latin]] mucor]]'' ( Oersted 1844, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''mucor'', mold; [[New Latin]] noun ''mucor'', a genus of molds.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Levilinea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Levilinea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Chloroflexi]]" | classis = [[Anaerolineae]] | ordo = [[Anaerolineales]] | familia = [[Anaerolineaceae]] | genus = ''Levilinea'' | binomial_authority = Yamada ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64169-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] saccharolytica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Levilinea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Chloroflexi]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Levilinea'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''levis'', smooth; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''linea'', line; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Levilinea'', smooth, line-shaped organism.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/levilinea.html|Levilinea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Levilinea saccharolytica|[[Latin]] saccharolytica]]'' ( Yamada ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''saccharon'', sugar; [[New Latin]] adjective ''lyticus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'' -''ē'' -''on''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''saccharolytica'', saccharolytic, using various sugars.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64169-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Chloroflexi]]

Levinea

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Levinea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Enterobacteriales]] | familia = [[Enterobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Levinea'' | binomial_authority = Young ''et al''. 1971, ''genus''.<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] amalonatica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Levinea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Levinea'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Levinea'', named after Max Levine, an American bacteriologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/levinea.html|Levinea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Levinea amalonatica|[[Latin]] amalonatica]]'' ( Young ''et al''. 1971, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prefix ''a'', not; [[New Latin]] noun ''malonas'' -''atis'', malonate; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''malonatica'', pertaining to malonate; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''amalonatica'', not pertaining to malonate (i.e., not able to utilize malonate).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Levinea malonatica|[[Latin]] malonatica]]'' ( Young ''et al''. 1971, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] noun ''malonas'' -''atis'', malonate; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''malonatica'', pertaining to malonate (i.e., able to utilize malonate).)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Lewinella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Lewinella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Saprospiraceae]] | genus = ''Lewinella'' | binomial_authority = Sly ''et al''. 1998<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65308-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] cohaerens | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lewinella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lewinella'' derives from: : [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Lewinella'', named after Professor Ralph Lewin, who first isolated these organisms.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lewinella.html|Lewinella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 7 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lewinella agarilytica|[[Latin]] agarilytica]]'' ( Lee 2007, ;: Malayan noun ''agar'', agar, gelling polysaccharides from seaweed; [[New Latin]] noun ''agarum'', agar; [[New Latin]] adjective ''lyticus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'' -''ē'' -''on''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''agarilytica'', agar-dissolving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65254-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lewinella antarctica|[[Latin]] antarctica]]'' ( Oh ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''antarctica'', southern and, by extension, of the Antarctic, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000794-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lewinella cohaerens|[[Latin]] cohaerens]]'' ( (Lewin 1970) Sly ''et al''. 1998, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Latin]] participle adjective ''cohaerens'', cohering, uniting together.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65308-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lewinella lutea|[[Latin]] lutea]]'' ( Khan ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lutea'', orange-coloured.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65308-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lewinella marina|[[Latin]] marina]]'' ( Khan ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65308-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lewinella nigricans|[[Latin]] nigricans]]'' ( (Lewin 1970) Sly ''et al''. 1998, ;: [[Latin]] participle adjective ''nigricans'', blackening.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65308-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lewinella persica|[[Latin]] persica]]'' ( (Lewin 1970) Sly ''et al''. 1998, ;: [[Latin]] noun ''persicum'', a peach; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] suff. -''ica'', suffix used with the sense of pertaining to; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''persica'', Persian; here intended to mean peach-coloured.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65308-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Limibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Limibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flammeovirgaceae]] | genus = ''Limibacter'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65595-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] armeniacum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Limibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Limibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''limus'', mud; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod or staff; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Limibacter'', rod from mud, referring to the isolation source of the first strains.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/limibacter.html|Limibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species, namely<ref name=main/> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Limnobacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Limnobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Burkholderiaceae]] | genus = ''Limnobacter'' | binomial_authority = Spring ''et al''. 2001<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020206-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] thiooxidans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Limnobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Limnobacter'' derives from: : [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''limnos'' (or ''limnē''), pool of standing water, lake; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Limnobacter'', lake rod, referring to the isolation of the type species from lake sediment.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/limnobacter.html|Limnobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Limnobacter litoralis|[[Latin]] litoralis]]'' ( Lu ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''litoralis'', of or belonging to the seashore, referring to the supralitoral habitat from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020206-0}}</ref> * ''[[Limnobacter thiooxidans|[[Latin]] thiooxidans]]'' ( Spring ''et al''. 2001, (Type species of the genus).;: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''theion (θέω)'' (Latin transliteration ''thium''), sulfur; [[New Latin]] v. ''oxido'', to oxidize; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''thiooxidans'', oxidizing sulfur.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/51/4/1463</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Limnohabitans

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Limnohabitans'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Betaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Burkholderiales]] | familia = [[Comamonadaceae]] | genus = ''Limnohabitans'' | binomial_authority = Hahn ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013292-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] curvus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Limnohabitans''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Limnohabitans'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''limnē'', lake; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''habitans'', inhabiting; [[New Latin]] participle adjective used as a [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Limnohabitans'', lake dweller, referring to the type of ecosystem from which the type species was first isolated.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/limnohabitans.html|Limnohabitans}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 4 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Limnohabitans australis|[[Latin]] australis]]'' ( Hahn ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''australis'', southern, relating to the region in which the organism was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.022384-0}}</ref> * ''[[Limnohabitans curvus|[[Latin]] curvus]]'' ( Hahn ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''curvus'', curved or crooked.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013292-0}}</ref> * ''[[Limnohabitans parvus|[[Latin]] parvus]]'' ( Kasalický ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''parvus'', small, referring to the small cell size of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018952-0}}</ref> * ''[[Limnohabitans planktonicus|[[Latin]] planktonicus]]'' ( Kasalický ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''planktonicus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''planktos'', wandering), living in the plankton, planktonic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.018952-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Limnothrix

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Limnothrix'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Cyanobacteria]]" | ordo = [[Oscillatoriales]] | genus = ''Limnothrix'' | type_species = [[Latin]] | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Limnothrix''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Cyanobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Limnothrix'' derives from: <ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/limnothrix.html|Limnothrix}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species, namely<ref name=main/> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Cyanobacteria]]

Lishizhenia

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lishizhenia'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cryomorphaceae]] | genus = ''Lishizhenia'' | binomial_authority = Lau ''et al''. 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64415-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] caseinilytica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lishizhenia''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lishizhenia'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lishizhenia'', named after Li Shizhen (1518-1593), the famous Chinese naturalist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lishizhenia.html|Lishizhenia}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lishizhenia caseinilytica|[[Latin]] caseinilytica]]'' ( Lau ''et al''. 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''caseinum'', casein; [[New Latin]] adjective ''lyticus'' -''a'' -''um'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'' -''ē'' -''on''), able to loose, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''caseinilytica'', casein-dissolving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64415-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lishizhenia tianjinensis|[[Latin]] tianjinensis]]'' ( Chen ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''tianjinensis'', of or belonging to Tianjin, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.008524-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Listeria

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Listeria'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Listeriaceae]] | genus = ''Listeria'' | binomial_authority = Pirie 1940, ''genus''. (Type genus of the family ''Listeriaceae'' Ludwig ''et al''. 2010).<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] monocytogenes | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Listeria''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Listeria'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Listeria'', named after Lord Lister, English surgeon and pioneer of antisepsis.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/listeria.html|Listeria}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 10 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Listeria denitrificans|[[Latin]] denitrificans]]'' ( Prévot 1961, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] v. ''denitrifico'', to denitrify; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''denitrificans'', denitrifying.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Listeria grayi|[[Latin]] grayi]]'' ( Errebo Larsen and Seeliger 1966, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''grayi'', of Gray, named in honor of M. [[Latin]] Gray, an American bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Listeria innocua|[[Latin]] innocua]]'' ( (''ex'' Seeliger and Schoofs 1979) Seeliger 1983, , nom. rev.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''innocua'', harmless.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/2/438</ref> * ''[[Listeria ivanovii|[[Latin]] ivanovii]]'' ( Seeliger ''et al''. 1984, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ivanovii'', of Ivanov, named in honor of Ivan Ivanov, a Bulgarian bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/34/3/336</ref> * ''[[Listeria ivanovii|[[Latin]] ivanovii]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''ivanovii''''' Seeliger ''et al''. 1984, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''ivanovii'', of Ivanov, named in honor of Ivan Ivanov, a Bulgarian bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/1/69</ref> * ''[[Listeria ivanovii|[[Latin]] ivanovii]]'' ( '''subsp.''' '''''londoniensis''''' Boerlin ''et al''. 1992, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''londoniensis'', pertaining to London, Ontario, Canada, where E. G. D. Murray and R. G. E. Murray worked on ''Listeria''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/42/1/69</ref> * ''[[Listeria marthii|[[Latin]] marthii]]'' ( Graves ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''marthii'', of Marth, named after Emeritus Professor Elmer H. Marth, for his research and contributions on ''Listeria'' ''monocytogenes''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014118-0}}</ref> * ''[[Listeria monocytogenes|[[Latin]] monocytogenes]]'' ( (Murray ''et al''. 1926) Pirie 1940, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''monocytum'', a blood cell, monocyte; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaio'', to produce; [[New Latin]] adjective ''monocytogenes'', monocyte-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Listeria murrayi|[[Latin]] murrayi]]'' ( Welshimer and Meredith 1971, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''murrayi'', of Murray, named for E.G.D. Murray, co-discoverer of ''Listeria'' ''monocytogenes''.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Listeria rocourtiae|[[Latin]] rocourtiae]]'' ( Leclercq ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''rocourtiae'', of Rocourt, named in honour of Jocelyne Rocourt, French bacteriologist, whose work had a major impact on the taxonomy of the genus ''Listeria''.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.017376-0}}</ref> * ''[[Listeria seeligeri|[[Latin]] seeligeri]]'' ( Rocourt and Grimont 1983, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''seeligeri'', of Seeliger, named in honor of Heinz P.R. Seeliger, a German bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/4/866</ref> * ''[[Listeria welshimeri|[[Latin]] welshimeri]]'' ( Rocourt and Grimont 1983, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''welshimeri'', of Welshimer, named in honor of Herbert J. Welshimer, an American bacteriologist.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/33/4/866</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Listonella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Listonella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Vibrionales]] | familia = [[Vibrionaceae]] | genus = ''Listonella'' | binomial_authority = MacDonell and Colwell 1986<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] anguillarum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Listonella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Listonella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Listonella'', named after J. Liston, an American bacteriologist.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/listonella.html|Listonella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Listonella anguillarum|[[Latin]] anguillarum]]'' ( corrig. (Bergeman 1909) MacDonell and Colwell 1986, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''anguilla'', an eel; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. noun ''anguillarum'', of eels.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Listonella damsela|[[Latin]] damsela]]'' ( (Love ''et al''. 1982) MacDonell and Colwell 1986, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''damsela'', derived from the modern zoological term damselfish.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> * ''[[Listonella pelagia|[[Latin]] pelagia]]'' ( (Baumann ''et al''. 1971) MacDonell and Colwell 1986, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pelagia'', of or belonging to the sea.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/36/2/354</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Litoreibacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Litoreibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Litoreibacter'' | binomial_authority = Romanenko ''et al''. 2011<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019513-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Litoreibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Litoreibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''litoreus'', belonging to the seashore; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Litoreibacter'', rod from the seashore.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/litoreibacter.html|Litoreibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Litoreibacter albidus|[[Latin]] albidus]]'' ( Romanenko ''et al''. 2011, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''albidus'', white.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019513-0}}</ref> * ''[[Litoreibacter janthinus|[[Latin]] janthinus]]'' ( Romanenko ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''janthinus'', violet–blue.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.019513-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Litoribacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Litoribacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Sphingobacteria]] | ordo = [[Sphingobacteriales]] | familia = [[Cytophagaceae]] | genus = ''Litoribacter'' | binomial_authority = Tian ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021626-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] ruber | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Litoribacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Litoribacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''litus'' -''oris'', shore, beach, strand; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Litoribacter'', rod from the shore.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/litoribacter.html|Litoribacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Litoribacter ruber|[[Latin]] ruber]]'' ( Tian ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ruber'', red.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.021626-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Litoricola

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Litoricola'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Oceanospirillales]] | familia = [[Litoricolaceae]] | genus = ''Litoricola'' | binomial_authority = Kim ''et al''. 2007, (Type genus of the family ''Litoricolaceae'' Kim ''et al''. 2007).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65059-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] lipolytica | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Litoricola''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Litoricola'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''litus'' -''oris'', seashore; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' from [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] or [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''incola'', inhabitant; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Litoricola'', inhabitant of the seashore.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/litoricola.html|Litoricola}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Litoricola lipolytica|[[Latin]] lipolytica]]'' ( Kim ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''lipos'', fat; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)'', dissolving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''lipolytica'', fat-dissolving, pertaining to esterase lipase (C8) activity of the species.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65059-0}}</ref> * ''[[Litoricola marina|[[Latin]] marina]]'' ( Choi ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016022-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Loktanella

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Loktanella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Loktanella'' | binomial_authority = Van Trappen ''et al''. 2004<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011072-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] salsilacus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Loktanella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Loktanella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] dim. [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Loktanella'', named after Tjhing-Lok Tan from the Alfred Wegener Institute in Bremerhaven, who contributed to our understanding of marine and polar bacteriology and ecology.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/loktanella.html|Loktanella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 10 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Loktanella agnita|[[Latin]] agnita]]'' ( Ivanova ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] participle adjective ''agnita'', recognized.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/2203</ref> * ''[[Loktanella atrilutea|[[Latin]] atrilutea]]'' ( Hosoya and Yokota 2007, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''ater'' -''tra'' -''trum'', dark; [[Latin]] adjective ''luteus'' -''a'' -''um'', orange; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''atrilutea'', dark orange.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64978-0}}</ref> * ''[[Loktanella fryxellensis|[[Latin]] fryxellensis]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''fryxellensis'', referring to the isolation source, Lake Fryxell, Antarctica.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/4/1263</ref> * ''[[Loktanella hongkongensis|[[Latin]] hongkongensis]]'' ( Lau ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''hongkongensis'', referring to Hong Kong, the isolation source of the type strain.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/6/2281</ref> * ''[[Loktanella koreensis|[[Latin]] koreensis]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', pertaining to Korea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64276-0}}</ref> * ''[[Loktanella maricola|[[Latin]] maricola]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] noun ''mare'', sea; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), a dweller, inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun ''maricola'', inhabitant of the sea.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65050-0}}</ref> * ''[[Loktanella pyoseonensis|[[Latin]] pyoseonensis]]'' ( Moon ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''pyoseonensis'', pertaining to Pyoseon Beach, Jeju, Republic of Korea, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.011072-0}}</ref> * ''[[Loktanella rosea|[[Latin]] rosea]]'' ( Ivanova ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''rosea'', rose-coloured or rosy, referring to the pinkish colour of the colonies.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/5/2203</ref> * ''[[Loktanella salsilacus|[[Latin]] salsilacus]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2004, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] adjective ''salsus'', salted, salty; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''lacus'', of a lake; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''salsilacus'', of a salt lake, referring to the isolation source, Ace Lake and Organic Lake, Vestfold Hills, Antarctica.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/4/1263</ref> * ''[[Loktanella vestfoldensis|[[Latin]] vestfoldensis]]'' ( Van Trappen ''et al''. 2004, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''vestfoldensis'', referring to the isolation source, Lakes Ace and Pendant, Vestfold Hills, Antarctica.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/54/4/1263</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Lonepinella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lonepinella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Pasteurellales]] | familia = [[Pasteurellaceae]] | genus = ''Lonepinella'' | binomial_authority = Osawa ''et al''. 1996<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/362</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] koalarum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lonepinella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lonepinella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Lonepinella'', named after Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, a private zoo in Australia.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lonepinella.html|Lonepinella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lonepinella koalarum|[[Latin]] koalarum]]'' ( Osawa ''et al''. 1996, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''koala'' -''ae'' (from Eng. noun koala), an arboreal marsupial, ''Phascolarctus'' ''cinereus'', called koala; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] pl. ''koalarum'', of koalas.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/46/1/362</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Longilinea

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Longilinea'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Chloroflexi]]" | classis = [[Anaerolineae]] | ordo = [[Anaerolineales]] | familia = [[Anaerolineaceae]] | genus = ''Longilinea'' | binomial_authority = Yamada ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65098-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] arvoryzae | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Longilinea''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Chloroflexi]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Longilinea'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''longus'', long; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''linea'', line; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Longilinea'', long line-shaped organism.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/longilinea.html|Longilinea}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Longilinea arvoryzae|[[Latin]] arvoryzae]]'' ( Yamada ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''arvum'', an arable field, cultivated land; [[Latin]] noun ''oryza'', rice; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''arvoryzae'', of a rice paddy field.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65098-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Chloroflexi]]

Longispora

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Longispora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micromonosporineae]] | familia = [[Micromonosporaceae]] | genus = ''Longispora'' | binomial_authority = Matsumoto ''et al''. 2003<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.023531-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] albida | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Longispora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Longispora'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''longus'', long; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed and in biology a spore; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Longispora'', long spore.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/longispora.html|Longispora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Longispora albida|[[Latin]] albida]]'' ( Matsumoto ''et al''. 2003, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''albida'', somewhat white.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/5/1553</ref> * ''[[Longispora fulva|[[Latin]] fulva]]'' ( Shiratori-Takano ''et al''. 2011, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''fulva'', tawny, yellowish brown, the colour of the colonies.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.023531-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Lucibacterium

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Lucibacterium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Vibrionales]] | familia = [[Vibrionaceae]] | genus = ''Lucibacterium'' | binomial_authority = Hendrie ''et al''. 1970, ''genus''.<ref>{{cite doi|10.1007/BF02602814}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] harveyi | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lucibacterium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lucibacterium'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lux'' ''lucis'', light; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''bacterium'', rod or staff and, in biology, a bacterium (so called because the first ones observed were rod-shaped); [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Lucibacterium'', light (-emitting) bacterium.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lucibacterium.html|Lucibacterium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lucibacterium harveyi|[[Latin]] harveyi]]'' ( (Johnson and Shunk 1936) Hendrie ''et al''. 1970, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''harveyi'', of Harvey; named to honor E.N. Harvey, a biologist who was a pioneer in the systematic study of bioluminescence.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Luedemannella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Luedemannella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micromonosporineae]] | familia = [[Micromonosporaceae]] | genus = ''Luedemannella'' | binomial_authority = Ara and Kudo 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] helvata | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Luedemannella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Luedemannella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Luedemannella'', referring to G. M. Luedemann, a Russian actinomycetologist who contributed to the taxonomy of the family ''Micromonosporaceae''.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/luedemannella.html|Luedemannella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Luedemannella flava|[[Latin]] flava]]'' ( Ara and Kudo 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''flava'', yellow, referring to the color of the substrate mycelium.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> * ''[[Luedemannella helvata|[[Latin]] helvata]]'' ( Ara and Kudo 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''helvata'', honey yellow, referring to the color of the substrate mycelium.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65337-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Lutaonella

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lutaonella'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Lutaonella'' | binomial_authority = Arun ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005256-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] thermophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lutaonella''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lutaonella'' derives from: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] dim. noun ''Lutaonella'', named after Lutao (Green Island), a small volcanic island in the Pacific Ocean, the geographical origin of the type strain.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lutaonella.html|Lutaonella}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lutaonella thermophila|[[Latin]] thermophila]]'' ( Arun ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''phila'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''philē (φίλη)'') loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''thermophila'', heat-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.005256-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Luteibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Luteibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Xanthomonadales]] | familia = [[Xanthomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Luteibacter'' | binomial_authority = Johansen ''et al''. 2005<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2285</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] rhizovicinus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Luteibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Luteibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''luteus'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Luteibacter'', yellow rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/luteibacter.html|Luteibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Luteibacter anthropi|[[Latin]] anthropi]]'' ( Kämpfer ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''anthropos'', a human being; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''anthropi'', of a human being, since the type strain was recovered from a human clinical specimen.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009100-0}}</ref> * ''[[Luteibacter rhizovicinus|[[Latin]] rhizovicinus]]'' ( Johansen ''et al''. 2005, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''rhiza'', root; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''vicinus'', neighbouring; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''rhizovicinus'', neighbouring a root, referring to the rhizosphere, soil closely related to plant roots, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/6/2285</ref> * ''[[Luteibacter yeojuensis|[[Latin]] yeojuensis]]'' ( (Kim ''et al''. 2006) Kämpfer ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''yeojuensis'', pertaining to Yeoju, a city in Korea, from where the type strain originated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009100-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Luteimicrobium

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Luteimicrobium'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | genus = ''Luteimicrobium'' | binomial_authority = Hamada ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014597-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] subarcticum | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Luteimicrobium''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Luteimicrobium'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''luteus'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''microbium'', microbe; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''Luteimicrobium'', a yellow microbe.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/luteimicrobium.html|Luteimicrobium}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Luteimicrobium subarcticum|[[Latin]] subarcticum]]'' ( Hamada ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] prep. ''sub'', low, below, under; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''arcticum'', northern, arctic; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] adjective ''subarcticum'', subarctic, referring to the isolation of the type strain from the subarctic Rishiri Island.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.014597-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Luteimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Luteimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Xanthomonadales]] | familia = [[Xanthomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Luteimonas'' | binomial_authority = Finkmann ''et al''. 2000<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/273</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] mephitis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Luteimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Luteimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''luteus'', yellow; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Luteimonas'', a yellow unit.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/luteimonas.html|Luteimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Luteimonas can be referred to as luteimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains 6 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Luteimonas aestuarii|[[Latin]] aestuarii]]'' ( Roh ''et al''. 2009'','' ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''aestuarii'', of a tidal flat.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013961-0}}</ref> * ''[[Luteimonas aquatica|[[Latin]] aquatica]]'' ( Chou ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''aquatica'', found in water, aquatic.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65684-0}}</ref> * ''[[Luteimonas composti|[[Latin]] composti]]'' ( Young ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''composti'', of compost.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64701-0}}</ref> * ''[[Luteimonas marina|[[Latin]] marina]]'' ( Baik ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''marina'', of or belonging to the sea, marine.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.2008/000281-0}}</ref> * ''[[Luteimonas mephitis|[[Latin]] mephitis]]'' ( Finkmann ''et al''. 2000, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''mephitis'', of harmful odor.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/273</ref> * ''[[Luteimonas terricola|[[Latin]] terricola]]'' ( Zhang ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] noun ''terra'', earth, soil; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''terricola'', a dweller upon earth, soil-dweller, referring to the isolation of the type strain from soil.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.015537-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Luteipulveratus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Luteipulveratus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Micrococcineae]] | familia = [[Dermacoccaceae]] | genus = ''Luteipulveratus'' | binomial_authority = Ara ''et al''. 2010<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009936-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] mongoliensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Luteipulveratus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Luteipulveratus'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''luteus'', yellow; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''pulveratus'', scattered with dust; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ([[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective used as a substantive) ''Luteipulveratus'', a bacterium forming white powdery aerial mycelium on yellow colonies.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/luteipulveratus.html|Luteipulveratus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Luteipulveratus mongoliensis|[[Latin]] mongoliensis]]'' ( Ara ''et al''. 2010, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''mongoliensis'', pertaining to soil from Mongolia.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.009936-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Luteococcus

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Luteococcus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Actinobacteria]]" | classis = [[Actinobacteria]] | subclassis = [[Actinobacteridae]] | ordo = [[Actinomycetales]] | subordo = [[Propionibacterineae]] | familia = [[Propionibacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Luteococcus'' | binomial_authority = Tamura ''et al''. 1994<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/348</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] japonicus | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Luteococcus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Actinobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Luteococcus'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''luteus'', yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''coccus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''kokkos (κόκκος)'', grain, seed), coccus; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Luteococcus,'' yellow coccus.''' <ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/luteococcus.html|Luteococcus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 3 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Luteococcus japonicus|[[Latin]] japonicus]]'' ( Tamura ''et al''. 1994, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''japonicus'', of or pertaining to Japan, where the organisms were isolated.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/44/2/348</ref> * ''[[Luteococcus peritonei|[[Latin]] peritonei]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 2000, ; [[Latin]] noun ''peritoneum'', the membrane enclosing the intestines contained in the abdomen, the peritoneum; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|neuter gender]] noun ''peritonei'', of the peritoneum.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/50/1/179</ref> * ''[[Luteococcus sanguinis|[[Latin]] sanguinis]]'' ( Collins ''et al''. 2003, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''sanguinis'', of blood.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/53/6/1889</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Actinobacteria]]

Luteolibacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Luteolibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Verrucomicrobia]] | classis = [[Verrucomicrobiae]] | ordo = [[Verrucomicrobiales]] | familia = [[Verrucomicrobiaceae]] | genus = ''Luteolibacter'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65520-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Luteolibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Verrucomicrobia]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Luteolibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] adjective ''luteolus'', pale yellow; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Luteolibacter'', a pale-yellow-coloured rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/luteolibacter.html|Luteolibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Luteolibacter algae|[[Latin]] algae]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''algae'', of an alga, referring to the source of isolation of the type strain.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65520-0}}</ref> * ''[[Luteolibacter pohnpeiensis|[[Latin]] pohnpeiensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''pohnpeiensis'', pertaining to Pohnpei Island, located in Micronesia, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65520-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Verrucomicrobia]]

Lutibacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lutibacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Lutibacter'' | binomial_authority = Choi and Cho 2006<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64146-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] litoralis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lutibacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lutibacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lutum'', mud; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lutibacter'', rod from mud.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lutibacter.html|Lutibacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 2 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lutibacter litoralis|[[Latin]] litoralis]]'' ( Choi and Cho 2006, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''litoralis'', of the shore.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64146-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lutibacter maritimus|[[Latin]] maritimus]]'' ( Park ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''maritimus'', of the sea, marine, maritime.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.012401-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Lutimaribacter

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lutimaribacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Alphaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Rhodobacterales]] | familia = [[Rhodobacteraceae]] | genus = ''Lutimaribacter'' | binomial_authority = Yoon ''et al''. 2009<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000109-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] saemankumensis | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lutimaribacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lutimaribacter'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lutum'', mud; [[Latin]] noun ''mare'', the sea; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lutimaribacter'', rod from sea mud.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lutimaribacter.html|Lutimaribacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lutimaribacter saemankumensis|[[Latin]] saemankumensis]]'' ( Yoon ''et al''. 2009, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''saemankumensis'', from Saemankum, the location on the Yellow Sea in Korea where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000109-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]

Lutimonas

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lutimonas'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = [[Bacteroidetes]] | classis = [[Flavobacteria]] | ordo = [[Flavobacteriales]] | familia = [[Flavobacteriaceae]] | genus = ''Lutimonas'' | binomial_authority = Yang ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65060-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] vermicola | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lutimonas''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Bacteroidetes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lutimonas'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lutum'', mud; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''[[-monas|monas (μονάς / μονάδα)]]'', a unit; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lutimonas'', a unit from mud, pertaining to the habitat of the animal that harboured the type species, a marine tidal flat.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lutimonas.html|Lutimonas}}</ref> Members of the genus Lutimonas can be referred to as lutimonad (''viz.'' [[Bacterial taxonomy#Vernacular names|Trivialisation of names]]). ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lutimonas vermicola|[[Latin]] vermicola]]'' ( Yang ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[Latin]] noun ''vermis'', worm; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' from [[Latin]] noun ''incola'', inhabitant; [[New Latin]] noun ''vermicola'', inhabitant of worms, pertaining to the origin of the type strain, a marine polychaete.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65060-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Bacteroidetes]]

Lutispora

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lutispora'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Clostridia]] | ordo = [[Clostridiales]] | familia = [[Clostridiaceae]] | genus = ''Lutispora'' | binomial_authority = Shiratori ''et al''. 2008<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65490-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] thermophila | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lutispora''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lutispora'' derives from: [[Latin]] noun ''lutum'', mud, sludge; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''spora (σπορά)'', a seed and, in biology, a spore; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''Lutispora'', a spore-forming organism that lives in anaerobic sludge.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lutispora.html|Lutispora}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains a single species,<ref name=main/> namely ''[[Lutispora thermophila|[[Latin]] thermophila]]'' ( Shiratori ''et al''. 2008, (Type species of the genus).; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''thermē (θέρμη)'', heat; [[New Latin]] adjective ''philus'' from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] adjective ''philos (φίλος)'' meaning friend, loving; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] adjective ''thermophila'', heat-loving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65490-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lysinibacillus

{{italic title}} {{Taxobox | name = ''Lysinibacillus'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Firmicutes]]" | classis = [[Bacilli]] | ordo = [[Bacillales]] | familia = [[Bacillaceae]] | genus = ''Lysinibacillus'' | binomial_authority = Ahmed ''et al''. 2007<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63867-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] boronitolerans | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lysinibacillus''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Firmicutes]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lysinibacillus'' derives from: [[New Latin]] noun ''lysinum'', lysine; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''bacillus'', a small staff or rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lysinibacillus'', lysine bacillus, referring to the presence of the Lys-Asp type of peptidoglycan in the cell wall.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lysinibacillus.html|Lysinibacillus}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 5 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lysinibacillus boronitolerans|[[Latin]] boronitolerans]]'' ( Ahmed ''et al''. 2007, (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''boron'' -''onis'', boron; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''tolerans'', tolerating; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''boronitolerans'', boron-tolerating.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63867-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysinibacillus fusiformis|[[Latin]] fusiformis]]'' ( (Priest ''et al''. 1989) Ahmed ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] noun ''fusum'', spindle; [[Latin]] suff. -''formis'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''forma'', figure, shape, appearance), -like, in the shape of; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''fusiformis'', spindle-shaped.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63867-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysinibacillus parviboronicapiens|[[Latin]] parviboronicapiens]]'' ( Miwa ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] adjective ''parvus'', little, low; [[New Latin]] noun ''boron'' -''onis'', boron; [[Latin]] participle adjective ''capiens'', containing; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''parviboronicapiens'', containing little boron.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65455-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysinibacillus sphaericus|[[Latin]] sphaericus]]'' ( (Meyer and Neide 1904) Ahmed ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''sphaericus'', spherical.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63867-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysinibacillus xylanilyticus|[[Latin]] xylanilyticus]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2010, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''xylanum'', xylan; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lyticus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''lutikos (λυτικός)''), able to loosen, able to dissolve; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''xylanilyticus'', xylan-dissolving.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.013367-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Firmicutes]]

Lysobacter

{{italic title}}  {{Taxobox | name = ''Lysobacter'' | domain = [[Bacteria]] | phylum = "[[Proteobacteria]]" | classis = [[Gammaproteobacteria]] | ordo = [[Xanthomonadales]] | familia = [[Xanthomonadaceae]] | genus = ''Lysobacter'' | binomial_authority = Christensen and Cook 1978, ''genus''. (Type genus of the order ''Lysobacterales'' Christensen and Cook 1978 [Approved Lists 1980]; type genus of the family ''Lysobacteraceae'' Christensen and Cook 1978 [Approved Lists 1980]).<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65290-0}}</ref> | type_species = [[Latin]] enzymogenes | subdivision_ranks = Species }} '''''Lysobacter''''' is a genus in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]] ([[Bacteria]]).<ref>{{lpsn|classificationdl.html|Classification of Genera DL}}</ref> ==Etymology== The name ''Lysobacter'' derives from: [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun''lusis'', a loosing, releasing; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun , a rod''[[-bacter|bacter]]'', nominally meaning "a rod", but in effect meaning a bacterium, a rod; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''Lysobacter'', the loosing rod, intended to mean the lysing rod.<ref name=main>{{lpsn|l/lysobacter.html|Lysobacter}}</ref> ==Species== The genus contains 20 species (including basonyms and synonyms), namely<ref name=main/> * ''[[Lysobacter antibioticus|[[Latin]] antibioticus]]'' ( Christensen and Cook 1978, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''antibioticus'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] prep. ''anti'', against; [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''bios (βίος)'', life; [[Latin]] suff. -''ticus'' -''a'' -''um'', suffix of various meanings, but signifying in general made of or belonging to), against life, antibiotic.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter brunescens|[[Latin]] brunescens]]'' ( Christensen and Cook 1978, ''species''.; [[New Latin]] participle adjective ''brunescens'', becoming dark brown.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter capsici|[[Latin]] capsici]]'' ( Park ''et al''. 2008, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''capsici'', of ''Capsicum'', referring to the isolation of the type strain from the rhizosphere of ''Capsicum'' ''annuum'' [[Latin]])<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65290-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter concretionis|[[Latin]] concretionis]]'' ( Bae ''et al''. 2005, ; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|feminine gender]] noun ''concretio'' -''onis'', a compacting, condensing, congealing; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''concretionis'', of a compacting, condensing, congealing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/55/3/1155</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter daejeonensis|[[Latin]] daejeonensis]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''daejeonensis'', pertaining to Daejeon, a city in Korea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64095-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter defluvii|[[Latin]] defluvii]]'' ( Yassin ''et al''. 2007, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''defluvii'', from outflow (sewage).)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64966-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter dokdonensis|[[Latin]] dokdonensis]]'' ( Oh ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''dokdonensis'', of or belonging to Dokdo, an island of Korea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020495-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter enzymogenes|[[Latin]] enzymogenes]]'' ( Christensen and Cook 1978, ''species''. (Type species of the genus).; [[New Latin]] noun ''enzyma'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] noun ''zumē'', leaven), enzyme; [[New Latin]] suff. -''genes'' (from [[Ancient Greek language|Greek]] v. ''gennaō (γεννάω)'', to produce), producing; [[New Latin]] adjective ''enzymogenes'', enzyme-producing.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64339-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter gummosus|[[Latin]] gummosus]]'' ( Christensen and Cook 1978, ''species''.; [[Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''gummosus'', full of gum, gummy; intended to mean slime (gum)-producing.)<ref>http://ijs.sgmjournals.org/cgi/reprint/30/1/225</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter koreensis|[[Latin]] koreensis]]'' ( Lee ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''koreensis'', pertaining to Korea, the location of the soil sample from which the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.63955-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter niabensis|[[Latin]] niabensis]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''niabensis'', pertaining to NIAB, National Institute of Agricultural Biotechnology, where taxonomic studies of this taxon were conducted.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64473-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter niastensis|[[Latin]] niastensis]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2007, ;: [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''niastensis'', pertaining to NIAST, National Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology, where taxonomic studies of this taxon were conducted.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64473-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter oryzae|[[Latin]] oryzae]]'' ( Aslam ''et al''. 2009, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''oryzae'', of rice, pertaining to the isolation of the type strain from the rhizosphere of rice.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.000588-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter panaciterrae|[[Latin]] panaciterrae]]'' ( Ten ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] noun ''Panax'' -''acis'', scientific name for ginseng; [[Latin]] noun ''terra'', soil; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''panaciterrae'', of soil of a ginseng field.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.002394-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter ruishenii|[[Latin]] ruishenii]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] noun ''ruishenii'', of Rui-Shen, in honour of Rui-Shen Jiao, a respected Chinese microbiologist, for his enormous contributions to the development of microbiology in China.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.020990-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter soli|[[Latin]] soli]]'' ( Srinivasan ''et al''. 2010, ; [[Latin]] [[Latin declension|genitive case]] noun ''soli'', of soil, the source of the organism.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016428-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter spongiicola|[[Latin]] spongiicola]]'' ( Romanenko ''et al''. 2008, ; [[Latin]] noun ''spongia'', sponge; [[Latin]] suff. -''cola'' (from [[Latin]] noun ''incola''), inhabitant, dweller; [[New Latin]] noun ''spongiicola'', sponge inhabitant.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65391-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter ximonensis|[[Latin]] ximonensis]]'' ( Wang ''et al''. 2009, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''ximonensis'', pertaining to Ximo, a village in China, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.65796-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter xinjiangensis|[[Latin]] xinjiangensis]]'' ( Liu ''et al''. 2011, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''xinjiangensis'', of or pertaining to Xinjiang, in north-western China, where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.016931-0}}</ref> * ''[[Lysobacter yangpyeongensis|[[Latin]] yangpyeongensis]]'' ( Weon ''et al''. 2006, ; [[New Latin]] [[grammatical gender|masculine gender]] adjective ''yangpyeongensis'', pertaining to Yangpyeong, a province in Korea, from where the type strain was isolated.)<ref>{{cite doi|10.1099/ijs.0.64095-0}}</ref> ==See Also== * [[Bacterial taxonomy]] * [[Microbiology]] == References == {{reflist}} [[Category:Bacteria]] [[Category:Proteobacteria]]