OPINION 25 Rejection of Names of Bacteria in Certain Publications of Trécul, Hallier, Billroth, and Ogston

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OPINION 25 Rejection of Names of Bacteria in Certain Publications of Trécul, Hallier, Billroth, and Ogston

Published: 01 January 1963 https://doi.org/10.1099/0096266X-13-1-33

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All names of bacterial taxa found in Trécul 1865, Hallier 1866, 1868a, 1886b, 1870, Billroth 1874 and Ogston 1882, 1883 are rejected as not validly published and having no standing in nomenclature of bacteria.

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Editorial Board 1959; Request for an Opinion relative to nomenclatural standing and acceptance of certain publications of Trécul, Hallier, Billroth, and Ogston. Preliminary Statement. Intern. Bull. Bact. Nomen. Taxon 9:185–194
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