Flagellation of “Gluconobacter” melanogenus
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Abstract
Electron-micrographs ofGluconobacter melanogenus strain AC 8 (formerlyG. liquefaciens), andG. melanogenus strain U 4, have conclusively confirmed the findings ofShimwell andCarr (1959),Stouthamer (1960), andLeifson (private communication), that these strains are not polarly flagellatedAcetomonas orGluconobacter strains, but peritrichously flagellated acetate-oxidisingAcetobacter ones. When transferred to the latter genus all evidence that these two genera are derived from a “common pool of ancestors”, as claimed byDe Ley (1961), disappears.
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| Authors | W. Hodgkiss;J. L. Shimwell;J. G. Carr;W. Hodgkiss;J. L. Shimwell;J. G. Carr; |
| Journal | antonie van leeuwenhoek |
| Year | 1970 |
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