Synonymy of subsp. , and comb. nov. as the Type Species of the Genus Free

Abstract

and subsp. proved to be identical to in respiratory quinone type, cellular fatty acid profiles, and biochemical and physiological characteristics and as determined by deoxyribonucleic acid-deoxyribonucleic acid relatedness studies. The name has priority. Therefore, the name comb. nov. is proposed for the type species of the genus ; the type strain should be changed from strain IAM 12551 (= ATCC 27128) (type strain of to strain IAM 12550 (= ATCC 14400) (type strain of ).

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