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Clostridium argentinense is an anaerobic, motile, gram-positive bacterium. Some
bacilli now
identified as Cl.
argentinense were
previously classified as...
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Penicillium argentinense is a
fungus species of the
genus of Penicillium. List of
Penicillium species UniProt MycoBank Houbraken, J.; Frisvad, J. C.; Samson...
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Diasporidion argentinense is a
species of
beetle in the
family Cerambycidae. It was
described by
Martins in 1962. Bezark,
Larry G. A
Photographic Catalog...
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Calosoma argentinense is a
species in the
beetle family Carabidae. It is
found in
South America. "Calosoma
argentinense Csiki, 1927".
Catalogue of Life...
- toxin-producing C.
baratii and C. butyri****. What used to be
group IV is now C.
argentinense.
Although group II
cannot degrade native protein such as casein, coagulated...
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kochii Phrixotrichus spatulata Citharoscelus spatulatus Grammostola argentinense Grammostola argentinensis Grammostola cala
Grammostola porteri Grammostola...
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family Orbiliaceae.
Dicranidion amazonense Matsush. 1981
Dicranidion argentinense Speg. 1910
Dicranidion dactylopagum (Drechsler) P**** &
Solheim 1955 Dicranidion...
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Pediastrum angulatum Pediastrum angulosum Pediastrum aniae Pediastrum argentinense Pediastrum bareilliense Pediastrum berolinense Pediastrum bisnupurense...
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genus Clostridium,
namely C. botulinum, C. butyri****, C. baratii and C.
argentinense,
which are
widely distributed,
including in soil and dust. Also, the...
- (the
organist at St Thomas'
Church or
Matthias Greiter of the
Collegium Argentinense.
Other early Reformers active in
Strasbourg include Wolfgang Capito (†1541)...
