| Author: |
George M. Garrity, Don J. Brenner,
Noel R. Krieg & James T. Staley |
| Release at: | 2010 |
| Pages: | 976 |
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Second Edition/Volume 4 The
Bacteroidetes, Spirochaetes, Tenericutes (Mollicutes), Acidobacteria, Fibrobacteres, Fusobacteria, Dictyoglomi, Gemmatimonadetes, Lentisphaerae, Verrucomicrobia, Chlamydiae, and Planctomycetes |
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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 4
Phylum XIV. Bacteroidetes Phyl. nov. 25
Class I. Bacteroidia class. nov. 25
Order I. Bacteroidales ord. nov. 25
Family I. Bacteroidaceae 25
Genus I. Bacteroides. 27
Genus II. Acetofilamentum 41
Genus III. Acetomicrobium 42
Genus IV. Acetothermus44
Genus V. Anaerorhabdus 45
Family II. Marinilabiliaceae fam. nov. 49
Genus I. Marinilabilia. 49
Genus II. Anaerophaga51
Genus III. Alkaliflexus. 53
Family III. Rikenellaceae fam. nov 54
Genus I. Rikenella 55
Genus II. Alistipes. 56
Family IV. Porphyromonadaceae fam. nov61
Genus I. Porphyromonas. 62
Genus II. Barnesiella. 70
Genus III. Dysgonomonas 71
Genus IV. Paludibacter 76
Genus V. Petrimonas. 77
Genus VI. Proteiniphilum. 77
Genus VII. Tannerella. 78
Family V. Prevotellaceae fam. nov 85
Genus I. Prevotella 86
Genus II. Xylanibacter 102
Class II. Flavobacteriia class. nov. 105
Order I. Flavobacteriales ord. nov105
Family I. Flavobacteriaceae. 106
Genus I. Flavobacterium. 112
Genus II. Aequorivita. 155
Genus III. Algibacter157
Genus IV. Aquimarina. 158
Genus V. Arenibacter. 161
Genus VI. Bergeyella. 165
Genus VII. Bizionia 166
Genus VIII. Capnocytophaga. 168
Genus IX. Cellulophaga176
Genus X. Chryseobacterium. 180
Genus XI. Cloacibacterium 197
Genus XII. Coenonia. 198
Genus XIII. Costertonia199
Genus XIV. Croceibacter. 199
Genus XV. Dokdonia. 201
Genus XVI. Donghaeana. 201
Genus XVII. Elizabethkingia202
Genus XVIII. Empedobacter210
Genus XIX. Epilithonimonas212
Genus XX. Flaviramulus213
Genus XXI. Formosa. 214
Genus XXII. Gaetbulibacter218
Genus XXIII. Gelidibacter. 219
Genus XXIV. Gillisia221
Genus XXV. Gramella. 226
Genus XXVI. Kaistella 227
Genus XXVII. Kordia. 228
Genus XXVIII. Krokinobacter. 230
Genus XXIX. Lacinutrix231
Genus XXX. Leeuwenhoekiella232
Genus XXXI. Lutibacter234
Genus XXXII. Maribacter. 235
Genus XXXIII. Mariniflexile 238
Genus XXXIV. Mesonia239
Genus XXXV. Muricauda. 240
Genus XXXVI. Myroides245
Genus XXXVII. Nonlabens 248
Genus XXXVIII. Olleya 249
Genus XXXIX. Ornithobacterium. 250
Genus XL. Persicivirga 254
Genus XLI. Polaribacter255
Genus XLII. Psychroflexus258
Genus XLIII. Psychroserpens. 261
Genus XLIV. Riemerella262
Genus XLV. Robiginitalea. 264
Genus XLVI. Salegentibacter. 266
Genus XLVII. Sandarakinotalea269
Genus XLVIII. Sediminicola270
Genus XLIX. Sejongia 271
Genus L. Stenothermobacter. 275
Genus LI. Subsaxibacter. 275
Genus LII. Subsaximicrobium. 277
Genus LIII. Tenacibaculum 279
Genus LIV. Ulvibacter. 283
Genus LV. Vitellibacter 284
Genus LVI. Wautersiella285
Genus LVII. Weeksella286
Genus LVIII. Winogradskyella. 288
Genus LIX. Yeosuana. 291
Genus LX. Zhouia. 292
Genus LXI. Zobellia292
Family II. Blattabacteriaceae fam. nov 315
Genus I. Blattabacterium. 315
Family III. Cryomorphaceae. 322
Genus I. Cryomorpha. 323
Genus II. Brumimicrobium 323
Genus III. Crocinitomix 326
Genus IV. Fluviicola327
Genus V. Lishizhenia. 327
Genus VI. Owenweeksia. 328
Class III. Sphingobacteriia class. nov. 330
Order I. Sphingobacteriales ord. nov 330
Family I. Sphingobacteriaceae331
Genus I. Sphingobacterium331
Genus II. Pedobacter. 339
Family II. Chitinophagaceae fam. nov 351
Genus I. Chitinophaga 351
Genus II. Terrimonas. 356
Family III. Saprospiraceae fam. nov. 358
Genus I. Saprospira359
Genus II. Aureispira361
Genus III. Haliscomenobacter 363
Genus IV. Lewinella366
Class IV. Cytophagia class. nov 370
Order I. Cytophagales370
Family I. Cytophagaceae 371
Genus I. Cytophaga371
Genus II. Adhaeribacter375
Genus III. Arcicella 377
Genus IV. Dyadobacter 380
Genus V. Effluviibacter 387
Genus VI. Emticicia388
Genus VII. Flectobacillus. 389
Genus VIII. Flexibacter 392
Genus IX. Hymenobacter 397
Genus X. Larkinella404
Genus XI. Leadbetterella. 405
Genus XII. Meniscus. 406
Genus XIII. Microscilla 408
Genus XIV. Pontibacter 410
Genus XV. Runella 412
Genus XVI. Spirosoma 415
Genus XVII. Sporocytophaga. 418
Family II. Cyclobacteriaceae fam. nov 423
Genus I. Cyclobacterium. 423
Genus II. Algoriphagus 426
Genus III. Aquiflexum. 433
Genus IV. Belliella. 434
Genus V. Echinicola437
Genus VI. Rhodonellum440
Family III. Flammeovirgaceae fam. nov442
Genus I. Flammeovirga442
Genus II. Fabibacter447
Genus III. Flexithrix 448
Genus IV. Persicobacter450
Genus V. Reichenbachiella 452
Genus VI. Roseivirga. 453
Order II. Incertae sedis. 457
Family I. Rhodothermaceae fam. nov 457
Genus I. Rhodothermus. 458
Genus II. Salinibacter. 460
Order III. Incertae sedis 465
Genus I. Thermonema 465
Order IV. Incertae sedis 467
Genus I. Toxothrix 467
Phylum XV. Spirochaetes phyl. nov471
Class I. Spirochaetia class. nov 471
Order I. Spirochaetales. 471
Family I. Spirochaetaceae473
Genus I. Spirochaeta. 473
Genus II. Borrelia. 484
Genus III. Cristispira498
Genus IV. Treponema. 501
Family II. Brachyspiraceae531
Genus I. Brachyspira. 531
Family III. Brevinemataceae fam. nov 545
Genus I. Brevinema545
Family IV. Leptospiraceae 546
Genus I. Leptospira546
Genus II. Leptonema. 556
Genus III. Turneriella. 558
Hindgut spirochetes of termites and Cryptocercus punctulatus. 563
Phylum XVI. Tenericutes. 567
Class I. Mollicutes. 568
Order I. Mycoplasmatales574
Family I. Mycoplasmataceae 575
Genus I. Mycoplasma. 575
Genus II. Ureaplasma. 613
Family II. Incertae sedis. 639
Genus I. Eperythrozoon640
Genus II. Haemobartonella642
Order II. Entomoplasmatales644
Family I. Entomoplasmataceae. 645
Genus I. Entomoplasma646
Genus II. Mesoplasma 649
Family II. Spiroplasmataceae 654
Genus I. Spiroplasma. 654
Order III. Acholeplasmatales 687
Family I. Acholeplasmataceae687
Genus I. Acholeplasma688
Family II. Incertae sedis. 696
Genus I. “Candidatus Phytoplasma” gen. nov. 696
Order IV. Anaeroplasmatales719
Family I. Anaeroplasmataceae720
Genus I. Anaeroplasma720
Genus II. Asteroleplasma. 722
Phylum XVII. Acidobacteria phyl. nov. 725
Class I. Acidobacteriia. 727
Order I. Acidobacteriales727
Family I. Acidobacteriaceae fam. nov 728
Genus I. Acidobacterium. 728
Genus II. Edaphobacter729
Genus III. Terriglobus. 730
Class II. Holophagae731
Order I. Holophagales731
Family I. Holophagaceae 732
Genus I. Holophaga732
Genus II. Geothrix 732
Order II. Acanthopleuribacterales734
Family I. Acanthopleuribacteraceae. 734
Genus I. Acanthopleuribacter. 734
Phylum XVIII. “Fibrobacteres” 737
Class I. Fibrobacteria class. nov739
Order I. Fibrobacterales ord. nov 739
Family I. Fibrobacteraceae fam. nov. 739
Genus I. Fibrobacter740
Phylum XIX. “Fusobacteria”747
Class I. Fusobacteriia class. nov747
Order I. Fusobacteriales ord. nov747
Family I. Fusobacteriaceae fam. nov. 748
Genus I. Fusobacterium748
Genus II. Cetobacterium. 758
Genus III. Ilyobacter759
Genus IV. Propionigenium 761
Family II. Leptotrichiaceae fam. nov. 766
Genus I. Leptotrichia. 766
Genus II. Sebaldella769
Genus III. Sneathia 770
Genus IV. Streptobacillus. 771
Phylum XX. Dictyoglomi phyl. nov 775
Class I. Dictyoglomia class. nov 776
Order I. Dictyoglomales ord. nov 776
Family I. Dictyoglomaceae fam. nov. 776
Genus I. Dictyoglomus 776
Phylum XXI. Gemmatimonadetes 781
Class I. Gemmatimonadetes781
Order I. Gemmatimonadales 781
Family I. Gemmatimonadaceae. 782
Genus I. Gemmatimonas. 782
Phylum XXII. Lentisphaerae. 785
Class I. Lentisphaeria class. nov787
Order I. Lentisphaerales 788
Family I. Lentisphaeraceae fam. nov. 788
Genus I. Lentisphaera 788
Order II. Victivallales 791
Family I. Victivallaceae fam. nov791
Genus I. Victivallis 791
Phylum XXIII. Verrucomicrobia phyl. nov. 795
Class I. Verrucomicrobiae. 799
Order I. Verrucomicrobiales 802
Family I. Verrucomicrobiaceae 803
Genus I. Verrucomicrobium 803
Genus II. Prosthecobacter 805
Family II. Akkermansiaceae fam. nov 809
Genus I. Akkermansia 809
Family III. Rubritaleaceae fam. nov 812
Genus I. Rubritalea812
Class II. Opitutae817
Order I. Opitutales820
Family I. Opitutaceae 820
Genus I. Opitutus. 820
Genus II. Alterococcus 821
Order II. Puniceicoccales 823
Family I. Puniceicoccaceae. 824
Genus I. Puniceicoccus 824
Genus II. Cerasicoccus 825
Genus III. Coraliomargarita 827
Genus IV. Pelagicoccus 829
Class III. Spartobacteria class. nov 834
Order I. Chthoniobacterales ord. nov 836
Family I. Chthoniobacteraceae fam. nov. 837
Genus I. Chthoniobacter. 837
Genus II. “Candidatus Xiphinematobacter” 838
Phylum XXIV. “Chlamydiae” 843
Class I. Chlamydiia class. nov. 844
Order I. Chlamydiales844
Family I. Chlamydiaceae. 845
Genus I. Chlamydia 846
Family II. “Candidatus Clavichlamydiaceae”. 865
Genus I. “Candidatus Clavichlamydia” 865
Family III. Criblamydiaceae 867
Genus I. Criblamydia. 867
Family IV. Parachlamydiaceae 867
Genus I. Parachlamydia 868
Genus II. Neochlamydia. 869
Genus III. Protochlamydia gen. nov 870
Family V. “Candidatus Piscichlamydiaceae”. 872
Genus I. “Candidatus Piscichlamydia” 872
Family VI. Rhabdochlamydiaceae fam. nov 873
Genus I. Rhabdochlamydia gen. nov. 873
Family VII. Simkaniaceae 874
Genus I. Simkania . 875
Genus II. “Candidatus Fritschea”. 875
Family VIII. Waddliaceae. 876
Genus I. Waddlia. 877
Phylum XXV. “Planctomycetes” 879
Class I. Planctomycetia class. nov. 879
Order I. Planctomycetales879
Family I. Planctomycetaceae. 880
Genus I. Planctomyces 881
Genus II. Blastopirellula895
Genus III. Gemmata897
Genus IV. Isosphaera 900
Genus V. Pirellula. 903
Genus VI. Rhodopirellula. 906
Genus VII. Schlesneria 910
Genus VIII. Singulisphaera 913
Order II. “Candidatus Brocadiales” ord. nov. 918
Family I. “Candidatus Brocadiaceae” fam. nov 918
Class I. Bacteroidia class. nov. 25
Order I. Bacteroidales ord. nov. 25
Family I. Bacteroidaceae 25
Genus I. Bacteroides. 27
Genus II. Acetofilamentum 41
Genus III. Acetomicrobium 42
Genus IV. Acetothermus44
Genus V. Anaerorhabdus 45
Family II. Marinilabiliaceae fam. nov. 49
Genus I. Marinilabilia. 49
Genus II. Anaerophaga51
Genus III. Alkaliflexus. 53
Family III. Rikenellaceae fam. nov 54
Genus I. Rikenella 55
Genus II. Alistipes. 56
Family IV. Porphyromonadaceae fam. nov61
Genus I. Porphyromonas. 62
Genus II. Barnesiella. 70
Genus III. Dysgonomonas 71
Genus IV. Paludibacter 76
Genus V. Petrimonas. 77
Genus VI. Proteiniphilum. 77
Genus VII. Tannerella. 78
Family V. Prevotellaceae fam. nov 85
Genus I. Prevotella 86
Genus II. Xylanibacter 102
Class II. Flavobacteriia class. nov. 105
Order I. Flavobacteriales ord. nov105
Family I. Flavobacteriaceae. 106
Genus I. Flavobacterium. 112
Genus II. Aequorivita. 155
Genus III. Algibacter157
Genus IV. Aquimarina. 158
Genus V. Arenibacter. 161
Genus VI. Bergeyella. 165
Genus VII. Bizionia 166
Genus VIII. Capnocytophaga. 168
Genus IX. Cellulophaga176
Genus X. Chryseobacterium. 180
Genus XI. Cloacibacterium 197
Genus XII. Coenonia. 198
Genus XIII. Costertonia199
Genus XIV. Croceibacter. 199
Genus XV. Dokdonia. 201
Genus XVI. Donghaeana. 201
Genus XVII. Elizabethkingia202
Genus XVIII. Empedobacter210
Genus XIX. Epilithonimonas212
Genus XX. Flaviramulus213
Genus XXI. Formosa. 214
Genus XXII. Gaetbulibacter218
Genus XXIII. Gelidibacter. 219
Genus XXIV. Gillisia221
Genus XXV. Gramella. 226
Genus XXVI. Kaistella 227
Genus XXVII. Kordia. 228
Genus XXVIII. Krokinobacter. 230
Genus XXIX. Lacinutrix231
Genus XXX. Leeuwenhoekiella232
Genus XXXI. Lutibacter234
Genus XXXII. Maribacter. 235
Genus XXXIII. Mariniflexile 238
Genus XXXIV. Mesonia239
Genus XXXV. Muricauda. 240
Genus XXXVI. Myroides245
Genus XXXVII. Nonlabens 248
Genus XXXVIII. Olleya 249
Genus XXXIX. Ornithobacterium. 250
Genus XL. Persicivirga 254
Genus XLI. Polaribacter255
Genus XLII. Psychroflexus258
Genus XLIII. Psychroserpens. 261
Genus XLIV. Riemerella262
Genus XLV. Robiginitalea. 264
Genus XLVI. Salegentibacter. 266
Genus XLVII. Sandarakinotalea269
Genus XLVIII. Sediminicola270
Genus XLIX. Sejongia 271
Genus L. Stenothermobacter. 275
Genus LI. Subsaxibacter. 275
Genus LII. Subsaximicrobium. 277
Genus LIII. Tenacibaculum 279
Genus LIV. Ulvibacter. 283
Genus LV. Vitellibacter 284
Genus LVI. Wautersiella285
Genus LVII. Weeksella286
Genus LVIII. Winogradskyella. 288
Genus LIX. Yeosuana. 291
Genus LX. Zhouia. 292
Genus LXI. Zobellia292
Family II. Blattabacteriaceae fam. nov 315
Genus I. Blattabacterium. 315
Family III. Cryomorphaceae. 322
Genus I. Cryomorpha. 323
Genus II. Brumimicrobium 323
Genus III. Crocinitomix 326
Genus IV. Fluviicola327
Genus V. Lishizhenia. 327
Genus VI. Owenweeksia. 328
Class III. Sphingobacteriia class. nov. 330
Order I. Sphingobacteriales ord. nov 330
Family I. Sphingobacteriaceae331
Genus I. Sphingobacterium331
Genus II. Pedobacter. 339
Family II. Chitinophagaceae fam. nov 351
Genus I. Chitinophaga 351
Genus II. Terrimonas. 356
Family III. Saprospiraceae fam. nov. 358
Genus I. Saprospira359
Genus II. Aureispira361
Genus III. Haliscomenobacter 363
Genus IV. Lewinella366
Class IV. Cytophagia class. nov 370
Order I. Cytophagales370
Family I. Cytophagaceae 371
Genus I. Cytophaga371
Genus II. Adhaeribacter375
Genus III. Arcicella 377
Genus IV. Dyadobacter 380
Genus V. Effluviibacter 387
Genus VI. Emticicia388
Genus VII. Flectobacillus. 389
Genus VIII. Flexibacter 392
Genus IX. Hymenobacter 397
Genus X. Larkinella404
Genus XI. Leadbetterella. 405
Genus XII. Meniscus. 406
Genus XIII. Microscilla 408
Genus XIV. Pontibacter 410
Genus XV. Runella 412
Genus XVI. Spirosoma 415
Genus XVII. Sporocytophaga. 418
Family II. Cyclobacteriaceae fam. nov 423
Genus I. Cyclobacterium. 423
Genus II. Algoriphagus 426
Genus III. Aquiflexum. 433
Genus IV. Belliella. 434
Genus V. Echinicola437
Genus VI. Rhodonellum440
Family III. Flammeovirgaceae fam. nov442
Genus I. Flammeovirga442
Genus II. Fabibacter447
Genus III. Flexithrix 448
Genus IV. Persicobacter450
Genus V. Reichenbachiella 452
Genus VI. Roseivirga. 453
Order II. Incertae sedis. 457
Family I. Rhodothermaceae fam. nov 457
Genus I. Rhodothermus. 458
Genus II. Salinibacter. 460
Order III. Incertae sedis 465
Genus I. Thermonema 465
Order IV. Incertae sedis 467
Genus I. Toxothrix 467
Phylum XV. Spirochaetes phyl. nov471
Class I. Spirochaetia class. nov 471
Order I. Spirochaetales. 471
Family I. Spirochaetaceae473
Genus I. Spirochaeta. 473
Genus II. Borrelia. 484
Genus III. Cristispira498
Genus IV. Treponema. 501
Family II. Brachyspiraceae531
Genus I. Brachyspira. 531
Family III. Brevinemataceae fam. nov 545
Genus I. Brevinema545
Family IV. Leptospiraceae 546
Genus I. Leptospira546
Genus II. Leptonema. 556
Genus III. Turneriella. 558
Hindgut spirochetes of termites and Cryptocercus punctulatus. 563
Phylum XVI. Tenericutes. 567
Class I. Mollicutes. 568
Order I. Mycoplasmatales574
Family I. Mycoplasmataceae 575
Genus I. Mycoplasma. 575
Genus II. Ureaplasma. 613
Family II. Incertae sedis. 639
Genus I. Eperythrozoon640
Genus II. Haemobartonella642
Order II. Entomoplasmatales644
Family I. Entomoplasmataceae. 645
Genus I. Entomoplasma646
Genus II. Mesoplasma 649
Family II. Spiroplasmataceae 654
Genus I. Spiroplasma. 654
Order III. Acholeplasmatales 687
Family I. Acholeplasmataceae687
Genus I. Acholeplasma688
Family II. Incertae sedis. 696
Genus I. “Candidatus Phytoplasma” gen. nov. 696
Order IV. Anaeroplasmatales719
Family I. Anaeroplasmataceae720
Genus I. Anaeroplasma720
Genus II. Asteroleplasma. 722
Phylum XVII. Acidobacteria phyl. nov. 725
Class I. Acidobacteriia. 727
Order I. Acidobacteriales727
Family I. Acidobacteriaceae fam. nov 728
Genus I. Acidobacterium. 728
Genus II. Edaphobacter729
Genus III. Terriglobus. 730
Class II. Holophagae731
Order I. Holophagales731
Family I. Holophagaceae 732
Genus I. Holophaga732
Genus II. Geothrix 732
Order II. Acanthopleuribacterales734
Family I. Acanthopleuribacteraceae. 734
Genus I. Acanthopleuribacter. 734
Phylum XVIII. “Fibrobacteres” 737
Class I. Fibrobacteria class. nov739
Order I. Fibrobacterales ord. nov 739
Family I. Fibrobacteraceae fam. nov. 739
Genus I. Fibrobacter740
Phylum XIX. “Fusobacteria”747
Class I. Fusobacteriia class. nov747
Order I. Fusobacteriales ord. nov747
Family I. Fusobacteriaceae fam. nov. 748
Genus I. Fusobacterium748
Genus II. Cetobacterium. 758
Genus III. Ilyobacter759
Genus IV. Propionigenium 761
Family II. Leptotrichiaceae fam. nov. 766
Genus I. Leptotrichia. 766
Genus II. Sebaldella769
Genus III. Sneathia 770
Genus IV. Streptobacillus. 771
Phylum XX. Dictyoglomi phyl. nov 775
Class I. Dictyoglomia class. nov 776
Order I. Dictyoglomales ord. nov 776
Family I. Dictyoglomaceae fam. nov. 776
Genus I. Dictyoglomus 776
Phylum XXI. Gemmatimonadetes 781
Class I. Gemmatimonadetes781
Order I. Gemmatimonadales 781
Family I. Gemmatimonadaceae. 782
Genus I. Gemmatimonas. 782
Phylum XXII. Lentisphaerae. 785
Class I. Lentisphaeria class. nov787
Order I. Lentisphaerales 788
Family I. Lentisphaeraceae fam. nov. 788
Genus I. Lentisphaera 788
Order II. Victivallales 791
Family I. Victivallaceae fam. nov791
Genus I. Victivallis 791
Phylum XXIII. Verrucomicrobia phyl. nov. 795
Class I. Verrucomicrobiae. 799
Order I. Verrucomicrobiales 802
Family I. Verrucomicrobiaceae 803
Genus I. Verrucomicrobium 803
Genus II. Prosthecobacter 805
Family II. Akkermansiaceae fam. nov 809
Genus I. Akkermansia 809
Family III. Rubritaleaceae fam. nov 812
Genus I. Rubritalea812
Class II. Opitutae817
Order I. Opitutales820
Family I. Opitutaceae 820
Genus I. Opitutus. 820
Genus II. Alterococcus 821
Order II. Puniceicoccales 823
Family I. Puniceicoccaceae. 824
Genus I. Puniceicoccus 824
Genus II. Cerasicoccus 825
Genus III. Coraliomargarita 827
Genus IV. Pelagicoccus 829
Class III. Spartobacteria class. nov 834
Order I. Chthoniobacterales ord. nov 836
Family I. Chthoniobacteraceae fam. nov. 837
Genus I. Chthoniobacter. 837
Genus II. “Candidatus Xiphinematobacter” 838
Phylum XXIV. “Chlamydiae” 843
Class I. Chlamydiia class. nov. 844
Order I. Chlamydiales844
Family I. Chlamydiaceae. 845
Genus I. Chlamydia 846
Family II. “Candidatus Clavichlamydiaceae”. 865
Genus I. “Candidatus Clavichlamydia” 865
Family III. Criblamydiaceae 867
Genus I. Criblamydia. 867
Family IV. Parachlamydiaceae 867
Genus I. Parachlamydia 868
Genus II. Neochlamydia. 869
Genus III. Protochlamydia gen. nov 870
Family V. “Candidatus Piscichlamydiaceae”. 872
Genus I. “Candidatus Piscichlamydia” 872
Family VI. Rhabdochlamydiaceae fam. nov 873
Genus I. Rhabdochlamydia gen. nov. 873
Family VII. Simkaniaceae 874
Genus I. Simkania . 875
Genus II. “Candidatus Fritschea”. 875
Family VIII. Waddliaceae. 876
Genus I. Waddlia. 877
Phylum XXV. “Planctomycetes” 879
Class I. Planctomycetia class. nov. 879
Order I. Planctomycetales879
Family I. Planctomycetaceae. 880
Genus I. Planctomyces 881
Genus II. Blastopirellula895
Genus III. Gemmata897
Genus IV. Isosphaera 900
Genus V. Pirellula. 903
Genus VI. Rhodopirellula. 906
Genus VII. Schlesneria 910
Genus VIII. Singulisphaera 913
Order II. “Candidatus Brocadiales” ord. nov. 918
Family I. “Candidatus Brocadiaceae” fam. nov 918
See Also
- Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology Volume 2 Part A
- Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology Volume 2 Part B
- 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 5
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