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Abstract

(Hildenborough), (Essex 6) and (holotype) are shown to grow on H and sulphate as sole energy source. Lithotrophic growth on H and sulphate is thus not a unique property of a few newly isolated strains as previously reported ( Badziong ., 1978 ).

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