Journal of General Microbiology · 1955 · 74 citations · 15 references
Life SciencesMicrobiologyOral BiologyBacteriologyMicrobial TaxonomyOral MicrobiologyBacterial ClassificationLactic Acid BacteriaOral Bacterial TaxonomyOral MicrobiomeOral Bacterial ClassificationOral LactobacilliTaxonomic DelimitationTaxonomic Relations
Summary: A scheme of classification for Lactobacillus strains from diverse sources is proposed, based upon the results obtained with 473 strains, mainly of human oral origin, using a selected range of morphological and physiological taxonomic criteria. Two subgeneric groups, containing five stable and clearly demarcated specific types are recognized.
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