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active research continues in this area. In 1969,
Barbe described two
biotypes of H.
alvei based upon
fermentation of D-arabinose and
salicin and on esculin...
- the
poinsettia trade in the 1980s,
displacing the
previous A
biotype. In 2004 the Q
biotype (from the Mediterranean) was
first found here, also on poinsettia...
- and
cultures suggests that
other biotypes may also exist.
Investigation of the
breeding biology of
these various biotypes found that
those causing disease...
- Inaba,
Ogawa and
Hikojima serotypes. It is also
distinguished from
classic biotypes by the
production of hemolysins. At the turn of the 20th century, the Ottoman...
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above (§ Environmental effects)
could be
applied against multiresistant biotypes in crop
bacterial diseases and
bacterial aquaculture diseases. In a glucocorticoid...
- triazine-resistant
Senecio vulgaris L.
biotypes were
developed by
making reciprocal crosses between susceptible and
resistant biotypes....{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint:...
- are
termed non-O1/non-O139 V. cholerae.
Serogroup O1 has two
distinctive biotypes,
namely El Tor and
classical and has been the
reason for all
seven pandemics...
-
worldwide spread of
emerging biotypes, such as B.
tabaci biotype B, also
known as, 'B. argentifolii', and a new
biotype Q,
continue to
cause severe crop...
- and B. suis, were
unified into a
single species named B.
longum with the
biotypes infantis, longum, and suis, respectively. This
occurred as the
three species...
