The Biotic Associations of CockroachesRoth, Louis M. (Louis Marcus)
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The Biotic Associations of Cockroaches
Roth, Louis M. (Louis Marcus)
Cockroaches; Insects -- Ecology
Cockroaches [presumably _Blatta orientalis_, _Blattella germanica_
and/or _Periplaneta americana_], Egypt (El-Kholy and Gohar, 1945): From
suspensions of macerated whole insects.
=Alcaligenes recti= (Ford) Bergey et al.
_Synonymy._--_B. alcaligenes recti._
_Habitat._--Intestinal canal.
_Natural vectors._--_Blatta orientalis_, Poland (Nicewicz et al., 1946):
Isolated from intestinal tract.
=Alcaligenes viscosus= (Weldin and Levine) Weldin
_Habitat._--Water, dairy utensils; produces ropiness in milk.
_Natural vectors._--_Blattella germanica_, U.S.A. (Janssen and Wedberg,
1952): Isolated from intestine and feces.
Family ENTEROBACTERIACEAE
=Aerobacter aerogenes= (Kruse) Beijerinck
_Synonymy._--_Bacillus lactis aerogenes._
_Habitat._--Grains, plants, intestinal tract of man and other animals.
_Natural vectors._--_Blaberus craniifer_, U.S.A. (Wedberg et al., 1949):
Isolated from feces.
_Blatta orientalis_, Poland (Nicewicz et al., 1946): Isolated from
intestinal tract.
_Blattella germanica_, on shipboard (Morrell, 1911): Isolated from
feces.
_Periplaneta americana_, U.S.A. (Bitter and Williams, 1949): Isolated
from intestinal tract.
Cockroaches [presumably _Blatta orientalis_, _Blattella germanica_
and/or _Periplaneta americana_], Egypt (El-Kholy and Gohar, 1945):
Isolated from outer surface of body, intestinal tract, and suspensions
of macerated whole insects.
=Aerobacter cloacae= (Jordan) Bergey et al.
_Synonymy._--_Bacillus cloacae._
_Habitat._--Sewage, soil, water, human and other animal feces.
_Natural vectors._--_Blattella germanica_, on shipboard (Morrell, 1911):
From feces. U.S.A. (Janssen and Wedberg, 1952; Steinhaus, 1941): From
intestinal tract, feces, and oötheca.
_Periplaneta americana_, U.S.A. (Bitter and Williams, 1949): From
intestinal tract.
=Aerobacter= sp.
_Natural vectors._--_Periplaneta americana_, U.S.A. (Bitter and
Williams, 1949): Isolated from intestines.
[cross] =Eberthella oedematiens= Assis
_Habitat._--Intestinal canal.
_Natural vectors._--_Periplaneta americana_, U.S.A. (Bitter and
Williams, 1949): Intestinal tract.
* =Escherichia coli= (Migula) Castellani and Chalmers
_Natural vectors._--_Blatta orientalis_, Italy (Cao 1898, 1906; Spinelli
and Reitano, 1932); France (Sartory and Clerc, 1908); Europe (Jettmar,
1935); Poland (Nicewicz et al., 1946).
_Blattella germanica_, U.S.A. (Steinhaus, 1941).
_Periplaneta americana_, U.S.A. (Bitter and Williams, 1949, 1949a).
Cockroaches [presumably one or all of the above three species], Egypt
(El-Kholy and Gohar, 1945).
Cockroaches, U.S.A. (Longfellow, 1913).
_Experimental vectors._--_Blattella germanica_, Germany
(Vollbrechtshausen, 1953): When injected anally or orally the bacteria
invaded the intestinal cells and in heavy infections killed the
cockroaches.
=Escherichia coli= var. =acidilactici= (Topley and Wilson) Yale
_Synonymy._--_Bacillus acidi lactici._
_Source._--Diseased nun moth larvae.
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