and , Two New Species from Aborted Horse Fetuses Free

Abstract

strains, C1, C112, C117, C581, C589, and PC536, isolated from the lungs, and in one case also from the liver, of aborted horse fetuses exhibited serological properties distinguishing them from the known species. From the results obtained in growth inhibition, metabolic-inhibition, indirect immunofluorescence, and double-immunodiffusion tests, it can be concluded that these strains belong to two new species, for which the names and are proposed. contains strains C112, C117, C581, and C589, of which C112 (= ATCC 29724) is the type strain. contains strain C1 and PC536, of which C1 (= ATCC 29725) is the type strain.

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