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Abstract

A repeat multi-locus sequence analysis (MLSA) of concatenated and sequences of strains classified as was performed. The results revealed that earlier reported sequence data of the proposed type strain were erroneous, and that the corrected concatenated sequence divergence between the LMG 26219 ( = CCUG 56371) sequence type and that of strains of was well below the 2.1 % threshold value that delineates species of the genus . These results therefore demonstrated that strains which were classified as should be reclassified as and that the name should no longer be used. An emendation of the description of is warranted.

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