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...ed by [your Student Name]" in front of "a student of CJ Funk at John Brown University".</b> ...ook or Bergey’s). List 2-3 closely related but separate species or genera of bacteria.

...ed by [your Student Name]" in front of "a student of CJ Funk at John Brown University".</b> ..., what the name means, when and where it was first isolated/described, and by whom. Correctly write the binomial species name and the taxonomic designat

...ed by [your Student Name]" in front of "a student of CJ Funk at John Brown University".</b> ...cis is furrow, named from the common habitat of this species in the sulcus of the gums1.

...ed by [your Student Name]" in front of "a student of CJ Funk at John Brown University".</b> ...ri because a 22nd amino acid (pyrrolysine) was detected in the active site of the enzyme methanogenic methylamine methyltransferase. M. barkeri and M. ma

...ed by [your Student Name]" in front of "a student of CJ Funk at John Brown University".</b> ...red by Robert Huber and Karl Stetter in 1992 in a body of water just north of Ireland.

...ed by [your Student Name]" in front of "a student of CJ Funk at John Brown University".</b> ...ogens (Wikivusually). M. gottschalkii was first isolated and characterized by Terry Miller in 1986 (Lin, Miller 2007).

...own. Photosynthetic pigments are bacetriochlorophyll ''a'' and carotenoids of the spirilloxanthin series (Brenner et al.). Their internal photosynthetic membranes consist of several lamellar stacks forming a sharp angel with the cytoplasmic membrane

...nd Dimmick classified three species in the genus ''Arthrobacter'', and one of the species was ''A. globiformis.'' Now there are 64 species within the gen ...layer keeps them from being attached. Eventually, the outer wall ruptures at a joint (1).

...ted in the year 1982 at Lagoa Vermehla located on the Atlantic coast north of Rio de Janeiro. ...hat are all randomly distributed around the cell. A monotrichous flagellum of about 20 nm can be observed in P. brasiliensis (Scheuner et al, 2014), alth

...ed by [your Student Name]" in front of "a student of CJ Funk at John Brown University".</b> ...ight|Figure 1: Tobacco Plant Showing Symptoms of Hairy Root Disease. Photo by Adriana M. Allippi, Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias y Forestales, Argentina]]

...produce spores which are round or oval and located at or near the terminus of the cell (1). ...diagnosed today, making the study of ''C. baratii'' and its pathogenicity of particular interest (2).

...oh80jt0000000qjt.html Dr. Kogure, Ocean Research Institute, The University of Tokyo]]] ...ticus''. ''V. alginolyticus'' would later be isolated in 1997, as a result of a pathogenic outbreak in Russia.^{9, 12}

...IsdK) and other receptors and transporters involved with the accumulation of iron [4]. This bacteria primarily produces D-lactate [12]. ''S. lugdunensis ...a0030443 ) [8]. ''S. lugdunensis'' maintains a nucleotide base composition of thirty-two percent (%G+C = 32)[12].The isd gene in ''S. lugdunensis'', simi

[[File:Bdellovibrio_exovorus.png|400px|thumb|right|Thin sections of cells of <I>B. exovorus </I> strain JSS attached to intact (a) and empty (b) stalked cells of <I>Caulobacter crescentus</I> CB2A (5).]]

.../fig2/AS:296806098456578@1447775496461/Fig-2-Scanning-electron-micrographs-of-Xanthomonas-citri-pv-citri-treated-with-VLC4f.png (20)]] ...ytopathological Society. http://www.apsnet.org/publications/apsnetfeatures/Pages/citruscanker.aspx (7)]]