The Fundamentals of BacteriologyMorrey, Charles Bradfield
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The Fundamentals of Bacteriology
Morrey, Charles Bradfield
Bacteriology
enlarged around spore.
Type species, _Clostridium butyricum_ Prazmowski.
As compared with Migula’s classification it is to be noted that there
are 38 genera listed by the Committee instead of 13 in the same general
groups.
The following list of _Genera conservanda_ submitted by the Committee
was formally adopted by the Society and these are therefore its
official names for the organisms included in these genera.
_Acetobacter_ Fuhrman
_Actinomyces_ Harz
_Bacillus_ Cohn
_Bacterium_ Ehrenberg
_Chromobacterium_ Bergonzini
_Clostridium_ Prazmowski
_Erythrobacillus_ Fortineau
_Leptotrichia_ Trevisan
_Leuconostoc_ Van Tieghem
_Micrococcus_ Cohn
_Rhizobium_ Frank
_Sarcina_ Goodsir
_Spirillum_ Ehrenberg
_Staphylococcus_ Rosenbach
_Streptococcus_ Rosenbach
_Vibrio_ Müller
_It is greatly to be desired that the Society’s Classification when
finally completed shall become the standard in the United States at
least._
_Such names as have been adopted by the Society are used throughout
this work._
The Committee also submitted the following artificial key for
determining the genera in the two orders _ACTINOMYCETALES AND
EUBACTERIALES_:
A--Typically filamentous forms _Actinomycetacae_
B--Mycelium and conidia formed _Actinomyces_
BB--No true mycelium
C--Cells show branching
D--Gram negative _Actinobacillus_
DD--Gram positive _Erysipelothrix_
CC--Cells never branch. Gram positive threads later fragmenting
into rods _Leptotrichia_
AA--Typically unicellular forms (though chains of cells may occur)
B--Cells spherical--_COCCACEÆ_
C--Parasitic forms (except Leuconostoc), cells generally grouped
in pairs or chains, never in packets, generally active
fermenters.
D--Cells in flattened coffee-bean-like pairs, gram -.
_Neisseria_
DD--Not as D
E--Saprophytes in zoögloea masses in sugar solutions.
_Leuconostoc_
EE--Not as E. Gram +.
F--Cells in lanceolate pairs or in chains. Growth on
media not abundant.
G--Cells in lanceolate pairs. Inulin generally fermented.
_Diplococcus_
GG--Cells in chains. Inulin not generally fermented.
_Streptococcus_
FF--Cells in irregular groups. Growth in media fairly
vigorous. White or orange pigment.
_Staphylococcus_
CC--Saprophytic forms. Cells in irregular groups or packets,
not in chains. Fermentative powers low.
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