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Pseudomonadaceae
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Pseudomonadaceae [sü‚däm·ə·nə′dās·ē‚ē]
(microbiology)
A family of gram-negative, aerobic, rod-shaped bacteria; cells are straight or curved and motile by polar flagella.
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Fetor of broken proteins-- the drumstick fluoresces, alight with Pseudomonads.
SLEEPING IT OFF IN RAPID CITY by Doreski, William / Harvard Review
Samson 1986 demonstrated that fluorescent pseudomonads can represent up to 50 percent of the total bacteria in casing samples, whereas Doores et al indicated that they represented 2 percent of the total casing bacteria only.
Sphagnum peat mushroom casing soils: composition, function and ... by Chikthimmah, Naveen; Beelman, Robert; LaBorde, Luke / Mushroom News
Interestingly, IBP-like protein was also identified in the selected Antarctic pseudomonads which have previously been reported to produce ice-active and cold acclimation CapB protein.
Biological Sciences paper abstracts by Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science
 
 
 
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