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Chemotaxonomic, genetic, and phenotypic characteristics of strain VKM Ac-1250 (T = type strain), which was isolated from an association with INA 5888, revealed that this actinomycete is a new species, for which the name is proposed. This new species could be differentiated from and by the following characteristics: Thin hyphae (diameter, 0.15 to 0.40 μm) on the substrate mycelium, absence of aerial hyphae, major menaquinone composition [MK-9(H), MK-10(H), and MK-11(H)], certain physiological properties, and high levels of susceptibility to some antibiotics and growth inhibitors. The type strain of is strain VKM Ac-1250 (= INA n-5888).

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