| Author: |
George M. Garrity, Don J. Brenner,
Noel R. Krieg & James T. Staley |
| Publisher: |
Springer
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| ISBN No: | 978-0-387-24144-9 |
| Release at: | 2005 |
| Pages: | 1136 |
| Edition: |
2nd Edition/Volume 2 The Proteobacteria
Part B The Gammaproteobacteria |
| File Size: | 51 MB |
| File Type: | |
| Language: | English |
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Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology Volume 2 Part B (pdf) Free Download. Written by James T. Staley, David R. Boone, Don J. Brenner, and et al. The Editors is a long-standing tradition of Bergey’s Manual to open their respective editions with the observation that the new edition is a departure from the earlier ones. As this volume goes to press, however, we recognize a need to deviate from this practice, by offering a separate preface to each volume within Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology 2nd edition. In part, this departure is necessary because the size and complexity of Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology edition far exceeded our expectations, as has the amount of time that has elapsed between the publication of the first volume of Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology 2nd edition and Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology Volume 2.
Systematic procaryotic biology is a dynamic field, driven by methodological advances and constant theoretical that will ultimately lead to a more useful and perfect classification scheme. Much of the increase can be attributed to rapid advances in sequencing technology, which has brought about a major shift in how we view the relationships between Bacteria and Archaea. While universally possibility for the applicable natural classification was evident as the First Edition was in preparation, it is only recently that the sequence databases became the taxonomic coverage and large enough broad enough to make such an arrangement feasible.
Systematic procaryotic biology is a dynamic field, driven by methodological advances and constant theoretical that will ultimately lead to a more useful and perfect classification scheme. Much of the increase can be attributed to rapid advances in sequencing technology, which has brought about a major shift in how we view the relationships between Bacteria and Archaea. While universally possibility for the applicable natural classification was evident as the First Edition was in preparation, it is only recently that the sequence databases became the taxonomic coverage and large enough broad enough to make such an arrangement feasible.
Content of Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology 2nd Edition Volume 2 Part B
PHYLUM XIV.
Proteobacteria 1
Class III. Gammaproteobacteria. 1
Order I. Chromatiales 1
Family I. Chromatiaceae 3
Genus I. Chromatium 10
Genus II. Allochromatium12
Genus III. Halochromatium 14
Genus IV. Isochromatium15
Genus V. Lamprobacter. 16
Genus VI. Lamprocystis. 18
Genus VII. Marichromatium. 20
Genus VIII. Nitrosococcus 21
Genus IX. Pfennigia. 22
Genus X. Rhabdochromatium 23
Genus XI. Thermochromatium 24
Genus XII. Thioalkalicoccus . 25
Genus XIII. Thiocapsa 26
Genus XIV. Thiococcus. 28
Genus XV. Thiocystis 29
Genus XVI. Thiodictyon. 31
Genus XVII. Thioflavicoccus. 33
Genus XVIII. Thiohalocapsa. 34
Genus XIX. Thiolamprovum. 35
Genus XX. Thiopedia 36
Genus XXI. Thiorhodococcus 37
Genus XXII. Thiorhodovibrio. 38
Genus XXIII. Thiospirillum 39
Family II. Ectothiorhodospiraceae 41
Genus I. Ectothiorhodospira. 43
Genus II. Arhodomonas. 48
Genus III. Halorhodospira 49
Genus IV. Nitrococcus 52
Genus V. Thioalkalivibrio56
Genus VI. Thiorhodospira 57
Family III. Halothiobacillaceae. 58
Genus I. Halothiobacillus58
Order II. Acidithiobacillales 60
Family I. Acidithiobacillaceae 60
Genus I. Acidithiobacillus60
Family II. Thermithiobacillaceae 62
Genus I. Thermithiobacillus. 62
Order III. Xanthomonadales 63
Family I. Xanthomonadaceae 63
Genus I. Xanthomonas. 63
Genus II. Frateuria 91
Genus III. Luteimonas 93
Genus IV. Lysobacter 95
Genus V. Nevskia 101
Genus VI. Pseudoxanthomonas. 105
Genus VII. Rhodanobacter 106
Genus VIII. Schineria 106
Genus IX. Stenotrophomonas 107
Genus X. Thermomonas116
Genus XI. Xylella 119
Order IV. Cardiobacteriales 123
Family I. Cardiobacteriaceae 123
Genus I. Cardiobacterium 123
Genus II. Dichelobacter. 126
Genus III. Suttonella 130
Order V. Thiotrichales 131
Family I. Thiotrichaceae 131
Genus I. Thiothrix 131
Genus II. Achromatium. 142
Genus III. Beggiatoa 148
Genus IV. Leucothrix 162
Genus V. Thiobacterium. 169
Genus VI. Thiomargarita169
Genus VII. Thioploca 171
Genus VIII. Thiospira 178
Family II. Piscirickettsiaceae180
Genus I. Piscirickettsia 180
Genus II. Cycloclasticus. 184
Genus III. Hydrogenovibrio 188
Genus IV. Methylophaga190
Genus V. Thioalkalimicrobium 193
Genus VI. Thiomicrospira193
Family III. Francisellaceae. 199
Genus I. Francisella. 200
Order VI. Legionellales 210
Family I. Legionellaceae 210
Genus I. Legionella. 212
Family II. Coxiellaceae. 237
Genus I. Coxiella 237
Genus II. Rickettsiella 241
Order VII. Methylococcales 248
Family I. Methylococcaceae252
Genus I. Methylococcus. 254
Genus II. Methylobacter. 258
Genus III. Methylocaldum261
Genus IV. Methylomicrobium 262
Genus V. Methylomonas265
Genus VI. Methylosarcina 268
Genus VII. Methylosphaera. 269
Order VIII. Oceanospirillales 270
Family I. Oceanospirillaceae271
Genus I. Oceanospirillum271
Genus II. Balneatrix. 282
Genus III. Marinomonas. 284
Genus IV. Marinospirillum290
Genus V. Neptunomonas292
Family II. Alcanivoraceae 295
Genus I. Alcanivorax 295
Family III. Hahellaceae. 299
Genus I. Hahella 300
Family IV. Halomonadaceae300
Genus I. Halomonas 300
Genus II. Carnimonas 313
Genus III. Chromohalobacter 316
Genus IV. Zymobacter 319
Order IX. Pseudomonadales. 323
Family I. Pseudomonadaceae. 323
Genus I. Pseudomonas. 323
Genus II. Azomonas 379
Genus III. Azotobacter 384
Genus IV. Cellvibrio. 402
Genus V. Mesophilobacter 403
Genus VI. Rhizobacter 404
Genus VII. Rugamonas. 407
Genus VIII. Serpens 408
Family II. Moraxellaceae 411
Genus I. Moraxella. 417
Genus II. Acinetobacter. 425
Genus III. Psychrobacter437
Family III. Incertae Sedis 441
Genus I. Enhydrobacter. 441
Order X. Alteromonadales 443
Family I. Alteromonadaceae443
Genus I. Alteromonas 444
Genus II. Alishewanella. 447
Genus III. Colwellia. 447
Genus IV. Ferrimonas 454
Genus V. Glaciecola 456
Genus VI. Idiomarina 458
Genus VII. Marinobacter459
Genus VIII. Marinobacterium 464
Genus IX. Microbulbifer. 464
Genus X. Moritella 465
Genus XI. Pseudoalteromonas 467
Genus XII. Psychromonas 478
Genus XIII. Shewanella. 480
Order XI. “Vibrionales” 491
Family I. Vibrionaceae. 491
Genus I. Vibrio. 494
Genus II. Photobacterium546
Genus III. Salinivibrio 552
Order XII. Aeromonadales 556
Family I. Aeromonadaceae. 556
Genus I. Aeromonas 557
Genus II. Oceanimonas. 578
Genus Incertae Sedis III. Tolumonas. 579
Family II. Succinivibrionaceae. 581
Genus I. Succinivibrio 581
Genus II. Anaerobiospirillum. 582
Genus III. Ruminobacter584
Genus IV. Succinimonas586
Order XIII. “Enterobacteriales”587
Family I. Enterobacteriaceae 587
Genus I. Escherichia 607
Genus II. Alterococcus 625
Genus III. Arsenophonus626
Genus IV. Brenneria. 628
Genus V. Buchnera. 633
Genus VI. Budvicia. 639
Genus VII. Buttiauxella 641
Genus VIII. Calymmatobacterium 645
Genus IX. Cedecea. 648
Genus X. Citrobacter 651
Genus XI. Edwardsiella. 657
Genus XII. Enterobacter. 661
Genus XIII. Erwinia. 670
Genus XIV. Ewingella 679
Genus XV. Hafnia 681
Genus XVI. Klebsiella 685
Genus XVII. Kluyvera 694
Genus XVIII. Leclercia 698
Genus XIX. Leminorella. 702
Genus XX. Moellerella 705
Genus XXI. Morganella. 707
Genus XXII. Obesumbacterium. 710
Genus XXIII. Pantoea 713
Genus XXIV. Pectobacterium 721
Genus XXV. “Candidatus Phlomobacter”. 730
Genus XXVI. Photorhabdus. 732
Genus XXVII. Plesiomonas. 740
Genus XXVIII. Pragia 744
Genus XXIX. Proteus 745
Genus XXX. Providencia753
Genus XXXI. Rahnella 759
Genus XXXII. Saccharobacter 762
Genus XXXIII. Salmonella 764
Genus XXXIV. Serratia 799
Genus XXXV. Shigella 811
Genus XXXVI. Sodalis 823
Genus XXXVII. Tatumella825
Genus XXXVIII. Trabulsiella. 827
Genus XXXIX. Wigglesworthia 828
Genus XL. Xenorhabdus831
Genus XLI. Yersinia. 838
Genus XLII. Yokenella 848
Order XIV. Pasteurellales. 850
Family I. Pasteurellaceae 851
Genus I. Pasteurella 857
Genus II. Actinobacillus. 866
Genus III. Haemophilus. 883
Genus IV. Lonepinella 904
Genus V. Mannheimia 907
Genus VI. Phocoenobacter. 912
Bibliography. 913
Index. 1085
Proteobacteria 1
Class III. Gammaproteobacteria. 1
Order I. Chromatiales 1
Family I. Chromatiaceae 3
Genus I. Chromatium 10
Genus II. Allochromatium12
Genus III. Halochromatium 14
Genus IV. Isochromatium15
Genus V. Lamprobacter. 16
Genus VI. Lamprocystis. 18
Genus VII. Marichromatium. 20
Genus VIII. Nitrosococcus 21
Genus IX. Pfennigia. 22
Genus X. Rhabdochromatium 23
Genus XI. Thermochromatium 24
Genus XII. Thioalkalicoccus . 25
Genus XIII. Thiocapsa 26
Genus XIV. Thiococcus. 28
Genus XV. Thiocystis 29
Genus XVI. Thiodictyon. 31
Genus XVII. Thioflavicoccus. 33
Genus XVIII. Thiohalocapsa. 34
Genus XIX. Thiolamprovum. 35
Genus XX. Thiopedia 36
Genus XXI. Thiorhodococcus 37
Genus XXII. Thiorhodovibrio. 38
Genus XXIII. Thiospirillum 39
Family II. Ectothiorhodospiraceae 41
Genus I. Ectothiorhodospira. 43
Genus II. Arhodomonas. 48
Genus III. Halorhodospira 49
Genus IV. Nitrococcus 52
Genus V. Thioalkalivibrio56
Genus VI. Thiorhodospira 57
Family III. Halothiobacillaceae. 58
Genus I. Halothiobacillus58
Order II. Acidithiobacillales 60
Family I. Acidithiobacillaceae 60
Genus I. Acidithiobacillus60
Family II. Thermithiobacillaceae 62
Genus I. Thermithiobacillus. 62
Order III. Xanthomonadales 63
Family I. Xanthomonadaceae 63
Genus I. Xanthomonas. 63
Genus II. Frateuria 91
Genus III. Luteimonas 93
Genus IV. Lysobacter 95
Genus V. Nevskia 101
Genus VI. Pseudoxanthomonas. 105
Genus VII. Rhodanobacter 106
Genus VIII. Schineria 106
Genus IX. Stenotrophomonas 107
Genus X. Thermomonas116
Genus XI. Xylella 119
Order IV. Cardiobacteriales 123
Family I. Cardiobacteriaceae 123
Genus I. Cardiobacterium 123
Genus II. Dichelobacter. 126
Genus III. Suttonella 130
Order V. Thiotrichales 131
Family I. Thiotrichaceae 131
Genus I. Thiothrix 131
Genus II. Achromatium. 142
Genus III. Beggiatoa 148
Genus IV. Leucothrix 162
Genus V. Thiobacterium. 169
Genus VI. Thiomargarita169
Genus VII. Thioploca 171
Genus VIII. Thiospira 178
Family II. Piscirickettsiaceae180
Genus I. Piscirickettsia 180
Genus II. Cycloclasticus. 184
Genus III. Hydrogenovibrio 188
Genus IV. Methylophaga190
Genus V. Thioalkalimicrobium 193
Genus VI. Thiomicrospira193
Family III. Francisellaceae. 199
Genus I. Francisella. 200
Order VI. Legionellales 210
Family I. Legionellaceae 210
Genus I. Legionella. 212
Family II. Coxiellaceae. 237
Genus I. Coxiella 237
Genus II. Rickettsiella 241
Order VII. Methylococcales 248
Family I. Methylococcaceae252
Genus I. Methylococcus. 254
Genus II. Methylobacter. 258
Genus III. Methylocaldum261
Genus IV. Methylomicrobium 262
Genus V. Methylomonas265
Genus VI. Methylosarcina 268
Genus VII. Methylosphaera. 269
Order VIII. Oceanospirillales 270
Family I. Oceanospirillaceae271
Genus I. Oceanospirillum271
Genus II. Balneatrix. 282
Genus III. Marinomonas. 284
Genus IV. Marinospirillum290
Genus V. Neptunomonas292
Family II. Alcanivoraceae 295
Genus I. Alcanivorax 295
Family III. Hahellaceae. 299
Genus I. Hahella 300
Family IV. Halomonadaceae300
Genus I. Halomonas 300
Genus II. Carnimonas 313
Genus III. Chromohalobacter 316
Genus IV. Zymobacter 319
Order IX. Pseudomonadales. 323
Family I. Pseudomonadaceae. 323
Genus I. Pseudomonas. 323
Genus II. Azomonas 379
Genus III. Azotobacter 384
Genus IV. Cellvibrio. 402
Genus V. Mesophilobacter 403
Genus VI. Rhizobacter 404
Genus VII. Rugamonas. 407
Genus VIII. Serpens 408
Family II. Moraxellaceae 411
Genus I. Moraxella. 417
Genus II. Acinetobacter. 425
Genus III. Psychrobacter437
Family III. Incertae Sedis 441
Genus I. Enhydrobacter. 441
Order X. Alteromonadales 443
Family I. Alteromonadaceae443
Genus I. Alteromonas 444
Genus II. Alishewanella. 447
Genus III. Colwellia. 447
Genus IV. Ferrimonas 454
Genus V. Glaciecola 456
Genus VI. Idiomarina 458
Genus VII. Marinobacter459
Genus VIII. Marinobacterium 464
Genus IX. Microbulbifer. 464
Genus X. Moritella 465
Genus XI. Pseudoalteromonas 467
Genus XII. Psychromonas 478
Genus XIII. Shewanella. 480
Order XI. “Vibrionales” 491
Family I. Vibrionaceae. 491
Genus I. Vibrio. 494
Genus II. Photobacterium546
Genus III. Salinivibrio 552
Order XII. Aeromonadales 556
Family I. Aeromonadaceae. 556
Genus I. Aeromonas 557
Genus II. Oceanimonas. 578
Genus Incertae Sedis III. Tolumonas. 579
Family II. Succinivibrionaceae. 581
Genus I. Succinivibrio 581
Genus II. Anaerobiospirillum. 582
Genus III. Ruminobacter584
Genus IV. Succinimonas586
Order XIII. “Enterobacteriales”587
Family I. Enterobacteriaceae 587
Genus I. Escherichia 607
Genus II. Alterococcus 625
Genus III. Arsenophonus626
Genus IV. Brenneria. 628
Genus V. Buchnera. 633
Genus VI. Budvicia. 639
Genus VII. Buttiauxella 641
Genus VIII. Calymmatobacterium 645
Genus IX. Cedecea. 648
Genus X. Citrobacter 651
Genus XI. Edwardsiella. 657
Genus XII. Enterobacter. 661
Genus XIII. Erwinia. 670
Genus XIV. Ewingella 679
Genus XV. Hafnia 681
Genus XVI. Klebsiella 685
Genus XVII. Kluyvera 694
Genus XVIII. Leclercia 698
Genus XIX. Leminorella. 702
Genus XX. Moellerella 705
Genus XXI. Morganella. 707
Genus XXII. Obesumbacterium. 710
Genus XXIII. Pantoea 713
Genus XXIV. Pectobacterium 721
Genus XXV. “Candidatus Phlomobacter”. 730
Genus XXVI. Photorhabdus. 732
Genus XXVII. Plesiomonas. 740
Genus XXVIII. Pragia 744
Genus XXIX. Proteus 745
Genus XXX. Providencia753
Genus XXXI. Rahnella 759
Genus XXXII. Saccharobacter 762
Genus XXXIII. Salmonella 764
Genus XXXIV. Serratia 799
Genus XXXV. Shigella 811
Genus XXXVI. Sodalis 823
Genus XXXVII. Tatumella825
Genus XXXVIII. Trabulsiella. 827
Genus XXXIX. Wigglesworthia 828
Genus XL. Xenorhabdus831
Genus XLI. Yersinia. 838
Genus XLII. Yokenella 848
Order XIV. Pasteurellales. 850
Family I. Pasteurellaceae 851
Genus I. Pasteurella 857
Genus II. Actinobacillus. 866
Genus III. Haemophilus. 883
Genus IV. Lonepinella 904
Genus V. Mannheimia 907
Genus VI. Phocoenobacter. 912
Bibliography. 913
Index. 1085
See Also
- Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology Volume 2 Part A
- Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology Volume 2 Part C
- Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology Volume 3
- Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology Volume 4
- Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology Volume 5
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