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Bacterial Taxonomy
Bacterial Taxonomy Part 1
Characters of Family Peptococcaceae
Characters of Family Bacillaceae
Features of Coryneform Group of Bacteria
Major Constituents of Cell Wall Types of Actinomycetes
Groups of ctinomycetes Based on Whole Cell Sugar Pattern and Cell Wall Type
Nonlegume Nodule Bearing Plants with Frankia as Endophyte
Endospore Forming Rods and Cocci
Gram Positive, Asporogenous Rod-Shaped Bacteria
Characteristics of Spiral and Curved Bacteria
Tabular Form of Bacterial Classification From David Bergey's Manual
Genus
G+C Moles %
Habitat
Cell Size
Spirillum
38 - 65
Fresh Water soil, roots etc..
1.4 - 1.7 x 16 - 28 µm
Campylobacter
30 - 35
Parasitic on mammals
0.2 - 0.8 x 0.5 - 5 µm
Bdellovibrio
43 - 50
Parasitic on other bacteria
0.25 - 0.4 x0.8 - 1.2 µm
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Bacterial Taxonomy Part 1
Actinomycetes and Related Organsisms
Rickettsias
Mycoplasmas
Characters of Two Subgroup of Purple Bacteria
Characters of Cytophaga Group
Characteristics of Spiral and Curved Bacteria
Characteristics of Azotobacteraceae
Features of Genus Rhizobium
Host Range of Various Species of Rhizobium
Features of Enterobacteriaceae
Characteristics of Tribe Escherichieae
Features of Tribe Klebsielleae
Features of Family Vibrionaceae
Characters of Gram Negative Anaerobic Bacteria
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