Bacteria, Archaea - VKM

Bacteria, Archaea

Acetobacter aceti (Pasteur 1864) Beijerinck 1898

B-879 <-- INMI, VKM B-879 <-- KM StPGU. Synonym: Mycoderma aceti souches

non visqueuses (membraneuses) Pasteur 1864, Bacterium aceti (Pasteur

1864) Lanzi 1876, Bacteriopsis aceti (Pasteur 1864) Trevisan 1885,

Micrococcus aceti (Pasteur 1864) Maggi 1886, Bacillus aceticus Fluegge

1886, Bacterium hansenianum Chester 1901, Acetimonas aceti (Pasteur

1864) Orla-Jensen 1909, Bacterium acetigenoidum Krehan 1930,

Acetobacter ketogenum (sic) Walker and Thomas in Bousfield et al. 1947,

Acetobacter lafarianum (sic) Janke 1950, Acetobacter aceti var. muciparum

(sic) (Hoyer) Frateur 1950. Ex: acetate film DNA sequences: 5S rRNA:

M76578. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 99, 26-28oC, F-1, S-5)


B-880 <-- INMI, VKM B-880 <-- KM StPGU, 1. Synonym: Mycoderma aceti

souches non visqueuses (membraneuses) Pasteur 1864, Bacterium aceti

(Pasteur 1864) Lanzi 1876, Bacteriopsis aceti (Pasteur 1864) Trevisan 1885,






(sic) (Hoyer) Frateur 1950. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 99, 26-28oC, F-1, S-5)


B-980 <-- INMI, VKM B-980 <-- KM StPGU, A-1. Synonym: Mycoderma aceti








(sic) (Hoyer) Frateur 1950. Ex: acetator for vinegar production. Vinegar

factory. St.-Petersburg. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 99, 28oC, F-1, S-5)


B-981 <-- INMI, VKM B-981 <-- KM StPGU, LG-15. Synonym: Mycoderma aceti






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Acetobacter lafarianum (sic) Janke 1950, Acetobacter aceti var. Muciparum

(sic) (Hoyer) Frateur 1950. St.-Petersburg. Russia. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 99, 28oC, F-1, S-5)


B-1276 <-- INMI, VKM B-1276 <-- KM StPGU, Fr-I. Received as: Acetobacter

aceti subsp. muciparum. Synonym: Mycoderma aceti souches non visqueuses

(membraneuses) Pasteur 1864, Bacterium aceti (Pasteur 1864) Lanzi 1876,

Bacteriopsis aceti (Pasteur 1864) Trevisan 1885, Micrococcus aceti (Pasteur

1864) Maggi 1886, Bacillus aceticus Fluegge 1886, Bacterium hansenianum

Chester 1901, Acetimonas aceti (Pasteur 1864) Orla-Jensen 1909, Bacterium

acetigenoidum Krehan 1930, Acetobacter ketogenum (sic) Walker and

Thomas in Bousfield et al. 1947, Acetobacter lafarianum (sic) Janke 1950,

Acetobacter aceti var. muciparum (sic) (Hoyer) Frateur 1950. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 99, 26-28oC, F-

1, S-5)


B-1281 <-- INMI, VKM B-1281 <-- DM SPbSU, AN. Synonym: Mycoderma aceti











B-1282 <-- INMI, VKM B-1282 <-- DM SPbSU, r-3/10. Synonym: Mycoderma

aceti souches non visqueuses (membraneuses) Pasteur 1864, Bacterium aceti




1864) Orla-Jensen 1909,, Bacterium acetigenoidum Krehan 1930,





Acetobacterium woodii Balch et al. 1977

B-3023 Type <-- Vainshtein M.B, IBPM.<-- Hippe H., DSMZ. Received as:

Acetobacterium woodii DSM1030. (ATCC 29683; DSM 1030; JCM 2381).

Ex: sludge. Oyster Pond Inlet. Massachusetts, Woods Hole. USA DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: X96954. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 339, 30oC Growth condition:






anaerobic., F-1, F-2)

Achromobacter aegrifaciens Vandamme et al. 2014

B-3296 <-- T.V. Shushkova IBPM, Km 11. Received as: Achromobacter sp. Ex: soil.

Krasnodar Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 15, 28oC, F-1)

Achromobacter insolitus Coenye et al. 2003

B-3295 <-- T.V. Shushkova IBPM, Kg 19. Received as: Achromobacter sp. Ex: soil.



Achromobacter ruhlandii (Packer and Vishniac 1955) Yabuuchi et al. 1998

B-1333 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1333 <--G.A. Zavarzin INMI <--ATCC, ATCC 15749.

Received as: Pseudomonas ruhlandii Type. Synonym: Alcaligenes ruhlandii

(Packer and Vishniac 1955) Aragno and Schlegel 1977, Hydrogenomonas

ruhlandii Packer and Vishniac 1955, Pseudomonas ruhlandii (Packer and

Vishniac 1955) Davis in Davis et al. 1969. (ATCC 15749; CCUG 38886;

CIP 77.26; DSM 653; LMG 1866; NCIMB 11475). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C-

1, F-3)

Achromobacter sp.

B-3294 <-- T.V. Shushkova IBPM, Kg 13. Received as: Achromobacter sp. Ex: soil.



Acidilobus sacharovorans Prokofeva et al. 2009

B-2471 Type <-- Mirishnichenko M.L., INMI. Received as: 345-15. (DSM 16705). Ex:

acidic hot spring. Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY350586. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 370, 50oC Growth condition:

anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Acidisarcina polymorpha Belova et al. 2018

B-3225 Type <-- S.E. Belova, S.N. Dedysh INMI, SBC82. Ex: slightly decomposed thalli

of lichen species of the genus Cladonia collected from the lichen-dominated

forested tundra soil. Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Nadym District.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: MH396772. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 378, 25oC Growth

condition: 10-14 day., C-6)

Acidomonas methanolica (Uhlig et al. 1986) Urakami et al. 1989

B-2104 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- IMET, IMET 10945 <-- K. Karbaum, MB 58.

Synonym: Acetobacter methanolicus Uhlig et al. 1986. (ATCC 43581;

BCRC 16049; CCUG 37300; CIP 103167; DSM 5432; JCM 6891; LMD

89.7; LMG 1668). Ex: septic methanol yeast process. Germany.

Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium

17, 30oC Growth condition: pH 4.0., F-1)








Acinetobacter baumannii Bouvet and Grimont 1986

B-3190 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, MR5-8. Ex: permafrost, 20-40 thousand years.

Laptev Sea, bank, Eastern Siberia. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 15, 30oC, F-1, F-3)

Acinetobacter baumannii Bouvet and Grimont 1986

B-3191 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, MR5-11. Ex: permafrost, 20-40 thousand years.



Acinetobacter baylyi Carr et al. 2003

B-3204 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, BD413 <-- E. Juni BD413 (Acinetobacter

calcoaceticus). (ATCC 33305; BCRC 10592; NCIMB 11826). Ex: mutant of

stain BD4 isolated from soil. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 15, 30oC, F-1, F-3)

Acinetobacter calcoaceticus (Beijerinck 1911) Baumann et al. 1968

B-2919 <-- IM NAS of Belarus, BIM B-244 < V.L. BelikovaIM NAS of Belarus, N-

15ch. Received as: Acinetobacter sp. Synonym: Micrococcus calco-aceticus

Beijerinck 1911. Ex: oil contaminated soil. Minsk Region. Belarus.


5, 30oC, F-1)

Acinetobacter halotolerans Dahal et al. 2017

B-3203 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, KHW14. Received as: Acinetobacter sp. Mercury

mine. Kyrgyzstan DNA sequences: pKLH201(pW14): AJ251306; AJ251307.


15, 28oC, F-1, F-3)

Acinetobacter johnsonii Bouvet and Grimont 1986

B-3187 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED45-25. Ex: permafrost, 20-40 thousand years.

Kolyma Lowland, Bolshoi Khomus-Jurjach River, bank, Eastern Siberia,

Arctic. Russia DNA sequences: pKLH205: AJ459234. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 15, 30oC, F-1, F-3)


B-3188 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, M2-7. Ex: permafrost. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshoi

Khomus-Jurjach River, bank, Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 15, 30oC, F-1,

F-3)


B-3195 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, LS47-1. Ex: water. Volga River. Saratov. Russia

DNA sequences: pAJOLS1.1: LN873255. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-3196 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, TC105. Mercury mine, Transcarpathia. Ukraine.


15, 28oC, F-1, F-3)











B-3199 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, NC13-1. Mercury mine, North Caucasus. Russia.


15, 28oC)


B-3360 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED45-24. Received as: Acinetobacter sp. Ex:

permafrost, 20-40 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshoi Khomus-

Jurjach River, bank, Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 15, 30oC, F-1)

Acinetobacter lwoffii (Audureau 1940) Brisou and Prevot 1954 emend. Bouvet and Grimont

1986

B-3185 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED23-35. Synonym: Moraxella lwoffi (sic)

Audureau 1940, Acinetobacter lwoffi (sic) (Audureau 1940) Brisou and

Prevot 1954. Ex: permafrost, 20-40 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland,

Bolshoi Khomus-Jurjach River, bank, Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia DNA

sequences: pALWED1.1: KX422627; pALWED1.3: KX426228;

pALWED1.8: LN873256; pKLH208: AJ251272. Pathogenicity group



1986

B-3186 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED45-23. Synonym: Moraxella lwoffi (sic)

Audureau 1940, Acinetobacter lwoffi (sic) (Audureau 1940) Brisou and

Prevot 1954. Ex: permafrost, 20-40 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland,

Bolshoi Khomus-Jurjach River, bank, Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia DNA

sequences: pALWED2.1: KX426229. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 15, 30oC, F-1, F-3)


1986

B-3189 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED9-5a. Synonym: Moraxella lwoffi (sic) Audureau

1940, Acinetobacter lwoffi (sic) (Audureau 1940) Brisou and Prevot 1954.

Ex: permafrost, 15-30 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshoi Khomus-

Jurjach River, bank, Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia DNA sequences:

pALWED3.1: KX528687; pALWED3.5: KX426230. Pathogenicity group



1986

B-3192 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, VS15. Synonym: Moraxella lwoffi (sic) Audureau


Ex: permafrost, 2-3 million years. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshaya Chukochia

River, bank, Arctic. Russia DNA sequences: pALWVS1.1: KX426232;

pALWED1.8: LN873256. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,









1986

B-3193 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, EK30A. Synonym: Moraxella lwoffi (sic) Audureau


Ex: permafrost, 1.6-1.8 million years. Kolyma Lowland, Konkovaya River,

bank, Arctic. Russia DNA sequences: pALWEK1.1: KX528688;

pALWEK1.5: KX426231; pALWED1.8: LN873256. Pathogenicity group



1986

B-3194 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, EK67. Synonym: Moraxella lwoffi (sic) Audureau






1986

B-3200 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, FA18-2. Synonym: Moraxella lwoffi (sic) Audureau


Ex: soil. Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity


F-3)


1986

B-3201 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, EL10-6. Synonym: Moraxella lwoffi (sic) Audureau


Ex: soil. Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity


F-3)


1986

B-3352 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, AR5-13. Received as: Acinetobacter lwoffii.

Synonym: Moraxella lwoffi (sic) Audureau 1940, Acinetobacter lwoffi (sic)

(Audureau 1940) Brisou and Prevot 1954. Ex: permafrost, age is unknown.

Yamal Peninsula, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Acinetobacter pittii Nemec et al. 2011

B-3353 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, MR5-1. Received as: Acinetobacter sp. Ex:

permafrost, 15-40 thousand years. Laptev Sea, bank, Eastern Siberia. Russia.


15, 30oC, F-1)

Acinetobacter schindleri Nemec et al. 2001









15, 28oC, F-1, F-3)

Acinetobacter schindleri Nemec et al. 2001



15, 28oC, F-1, F-3)

Acinetobacter sp.

B-3202 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, KHP18. Received as: Acinetobacter sp. Mercury

mine. Kyrgyzstan DNA sequences: pKLH2: AF213017. Pathogenicity group


Acinetobacter sp.

B-3362 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, AR10-1. Received as: Genus sp. Ex: permafrost, age

is unknown. Yamal Peninsula, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 15, 30oC, F-1)

Acinetobacter sp.

B-3374 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED23. Ex: permafrost, 20-40 thousand years.


Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 15, 30oC, F-1)

Actinoalloteichus cyanogriseus Tamura et al. 2000

Ac-1271 Type <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, K-1414 <-- JCM 6095. (AS 4.1159; CIP 106755;

DSM 43889; IFO (now NBRC) 14455; JCM 6095; NRRL B-16252). Ex:

soil. China DNA sequences: AB006178. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 8, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Actinoalloteichus cyanogriseus Tamura et al. 2000

Ac-1918 <-- RIA 1305 <-- ISP 5103 <-- E.Baldacci, IPV 930. Received as:

Streptomyces caeruleus (Baldacci 1944) Pridham et al. 1958 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces caeruleus (Baldacci 1944) Pridham et al. 1958,

Actinomyces caeruleus Baldacci 1944. (ISP 5103; RIA 755; RIA 1305;

ATCC 27421; BCRC 13659; CBS 645.72; DSM 40103; IFO (now NBRC)

13344; JCM 4014; JCM 4730; NRRL B-1623; NRRL B-2194). Ex: rice

straw DNA sequences: AB184345, EF178675, HG917901, FJ406110.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Actinocorallia herbida Iinuma et al. 1994

Ac-1994 Type <-- JCM 9647. (ATCC 51528; CIP 104066; DSM 44254; IFO (now NBRC)

15485; JCM 9647). Ex: soil. Bangkok. Thailand DNA sequences: D85473.


184, 28oC, F-1)

Actinocorallia libanotica (Meyer 1981) Zhang et al. 2001

Ac-939 Type <-- INA, IMET 9616. Received as: Actinomadura libanotica Meyer 1981

Type. Synonym: Actinomadura libanotica Meyer 1981. (ATCC 35576; CCM

3425; DSM 43554; IFO (now NBRC)14095; IMET 9616; JCM 3284;









NCIMB 11686; NRRL B-16097). Ex: soil. Beirut. Lebanon DNA sequences:

AB364592, U49007. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Actinocorallia sp.

Ac-1938 <-- INA 6282. (INA 6282). Ex: soil. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Actinokineospora diospyrosa Tamura et al. 1995

Ac-1984 Type <-- IFO 15665. (DSM 44255; IFO (now NBRC) 15665; JCM 9921; NRRL

B-24047). Ex: fallen persimmon leaves. Yamanashi Prefecture. Japan DNA

sequences: AF114797. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 184, 28oC, F-1)

Actinokineospora fastidiosa (Henssen et al. 1987) Labeda et al. 2010

Ac-1419 Type <-- A.Henssen. Received as: Pseudonocardia fastidiosa Celmer et al. 1977.

Synonym: Amycolatopsis fastidiosa (ex Celmer et al. 1977) Henssen et al.

1987, Pseudonocardia fastidiosa Celmer et al. 1977. (ATCC 31181; DSM

43855; IFO (now NBRC) 14105; JCM 3276; NRRL B-16697). Ex: soil.

Republic of Egypt DNA sequences: AJ400710, GQ200601, AY389140,

X53200. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 64, 36oC, F-1)

Actinokineospora globicatena Tamura et al. 1995


B-24048). Ex: soil around a pond. Yamanashi Prefecture. Japan DNA



Actinokineospora inagensis Tamura et al. 1995


B-24050). Ex: fallen leaves on the shore of a lake. Yamanashi Prefecture.

Japan DNA sequences: AF114799. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Actinokineospora riparia Hasegawa 1988

Ac-1980 Type <-- IFO 14541. (ATCC 49499; CCRC 13450; DSM 44259; IFO (now

NBRC) 14541; JCM 7471; NCIMB 13255; NRRL B-16432). Ex: soil. Ado

River. Shiga Prefecture. Japan DNA sequences: AF114802, X76953.


184, 28oC, F-1)

Actinokineospora terrae Tamura et al. 1995


B-24049). Ex: soil around a pond. Japan DNA sequences: AB058394.


184, 26oC, F-1)

Actinomadura citrea Lavrova et al. 1972

Ac-1119 Type <-- INA 1849. (INA 1849; RIA 1501; ATCC 27887; DSM 43461; IFO (now









NBRC) 14678; JCM 3295). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AJ420139, U49001.


191, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Actinomadura coerulea Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1975

Ac-1511 Type <-- IINA 765. (ATCC 33576; DSM 43675; IFO (now NBRC) 14679; JCM

3320). Ex: soil DNA sequences: U49002. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Actinomadura cremea Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1975

Ac-912 Type <-- INA 292. (INA 292; ATCC 33577; DSM 43676; IFO (now NBRC)

14182; JCM 3308; NRRL B-16605). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB462291,

AF134067. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Actinomadura formosensis (Hasegawa et al. 1986) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-1954 Type <-- IFO 14204. Received as: Thermomonospora formosensis Hasegawa et al.

1986 Type. Synonym: Thermomonospora formosensis Hasegawa et al. 1986.

(ATCC 49059; DSM 43997; IFO (now NBRC) 14204; IFO (now NBRC)

15870; JCM 7474; NCIMB 12773; NRRL B-16984). Ex: soil. Taipei.

Taiwan DNA sequences: AJ293703, AF002263, AB006172, AJ420140.


184, 28oC, F-1)

Actinomadura fulvescens Terekhova et al. 1987

Ac-938 Type <-- INA 3321. (INA 3321; DSM 43923; IMET 9745; IFO (now NBRC)

14347; JCM 6833). Ex: soil, sierozem. Ashkhabad Region. Turkmenistan

DNA sequences: AJ420137, U49005. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 213, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Actinomadura glauciflava Lu et al. 2003

Ac-1273 Type <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, K-4116 <--JCM 6161. Received as:

Streptomycoides glaucoflavus Zhang et al. 1984. Other name:

Streptomycoides glaucoflavus Zhang et al. 1984. (DSM 43891; IFO (now

NBRC) 14668; JCM 6161). Ex: soil. Yunnan Province. China DNA

sequences: AB184612, AB006155, AF153881. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Actinomadura kijaniata Horan and Brodsky 1982

Ac-874 Type <-- B.C.Brodsky, SCC 1256. (ATCC 31588; DSM 43764; IFO (now

NBRC)14229; JCM 3306). Ex: soil. Kenya DNA sequences: X97890,

U49006. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Actinomadura livida Lavrova and Preobrazhenskaya 1975

Ac-908 Type <-- INA 1678. (INA 1678; ATCC 33578; DSM 43677; IMET 9575; IFO

(now NBRC) 14682; JCM 3387). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AJ293706,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)









Actinomadura luteofluorescens (Shinobu 1962) Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1975

Ac-1509 Type <-- RIA 1249 <-- ISP 5398 <--- Shinobu 719 (Streptomyces

luteofluorescens). Synonym: Streptomyces luteofluorescens Shinobu 1962.

(ISP 5398; RIA 1249; ATCC 25469; CBS 702.69; DSM 40398; IFO (now

NBRC) 13057; JCM 4203; JCM 4491; NRRL B-12327). Ex: soil. Aomori

Pref., Noheji City. Japan DNA sequences: U49008. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Actinomadura madurae (Vincent 1894) Lechevalier and Lechevalier 1968

Ac-809 Type <-- INA, NCTC 5654 <-- M. Lechevalier. Synonym: Nocardia madurae

(Vincent 1894) Blanchard 1896, Streptothrix madurae Vincent 1894. (ATCC

19425; CCM 136; DSM 43067; JCM 7436; IFO (now NBRC) 13909; IFO

(now NBRC) 14623; IMET 9585; NCTC 5654). Ex: mycetoma pedis tissue

DNA sequences: X97889, D50668, D85468, U58527. Pathogenicity group


Actinomadura pelletieri (Laveran 1906) Lechevalier and Lechevalier 1970

Ac-1330 <-- INA, IMET 7141<-- V.D.Kuznetsov, RIA 476 <-- CBS. Synonym:

Nocardia pelletieri (Laveran 1906) Pinoy in Thiroux and Pelletier 1912. (RIA

476; IMET 7141). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Actinomadura rifamycini (Gauze et al. 1987) Promnuan et al. 2011

Ac-1085 Type <-- INA 1349. Synonym: Actinomadura cremea subsp. rifamycini Gauze et

al. 1987. (INA 1349; ATCC 33264; DSM 43936; IFO (now NBRC) 14183;

JCM 3309; NCIMB 12768; NRRL B-16122). Ex: soil. USSR DNA

sequences: AB557595, U49003. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 158, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Actinomadura rubrobrunea (ex Krassilnikov et al. 1968) Kroppenstedt et al. 1991

Ac-775 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 1834. Received as: Excellospora viridinigra

(Krassilnikov et al. 1968) Agre and Guzeva 1975. Other name: Excellospora

viridinigra (Krassilnikov et al. 1968) Agre and Guzeva 1975;

Micropolyspora viridinigra Krassilnikov et al. 1968. (ATCC 33518; IFO

(now NBRC) 14622). Ex: soil. Faiyum. Republic of Egypt. Pathogenicity


1)





Micropolyspora viridinigra Krassilnikov et al. 1968. Ex: ancient irrigated

carbonate meadow soil under corn. Delta of Nile River. Republic of Egypt.


8, 55oC, F-1)











Micropolyspora viridinigra Krassilnikov et al. 1968. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 8, 55oC, F-1)


Ac-1470 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 2991. Received as: Excellospora rubrobrunea

(Krassilnikov et al. 1968) Agre and Guzeva 1975. Synonym: Excellospora

rubrobrunea (Krassilnikov et al. 1968) Agre and Guzeva 1975. Other name:

Micropolyspora rubrobrunea Krassilnikov et al. 1968. (ATCC 49883; CIP

105486; DSM 43750; IFO (now NBRC) 15275; IMET 9705; JCM 7345;

KCTC 9493). Ex: soil. El Kharga oasis. Republic of Egypt DNA sequences:

EU637008. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Actinomadura sp.

Ac-873 <-- K.Tomita, G 455-101. Received as: Actinomadura luzonensis Tomita et

al. 1980 Type. Other name: Actinomadura luzonensis Tomita et al. 1980.

(ATCC 31491; DSM 43766; IFO (now NBRC) 14989). Ex: soil. Luzon

Island. Philippines. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Actinomadura umbrina Galatenko et al. 1987

Ac-1086 Type <-- INA 2309. (INA 2309; RIA 1997; ATCC 49502; DSM 43927; IFO (now

NBRC) 14346; JCM 6837). Ex: soil, sierozem. Turkmenistan DNA

sequences: AJ293713, AF163121. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Actinomadura uncinata Galatenko et al. 1987

Ac-1304 <-- INA 471. (INA 471). Ex: soil. Uzbekistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Actinomadura verrucosospora Nonomura and Ohara 1971

Ac-668 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-668 <--, RIA 1503 <-- KCC A-0147. (RIA 1503; ATCC

27299; CBS 258.72; DSM 43358; DSM 43550; IFO (now NBRC) 14100;

IMET 9588; JCM 3147; NCIMB 11119). Ex: dry-heated soil. Yanamashi

Prefecture. Japan DNA sequences: U49011, D50667. Pathogenicity group


Actinomadura viridis (Nonomura and Ohara 1971) Miyadoh et al. 1989

Ac-631 <-- INMI, VKM A-631 <-- RIA 1500 <-- INA 1920. Received as:

Actinomadura malachitica Lavrova et al. 1972 Type. Synonym:

Actinomadura malachitica Lavrova et al. 1972. (RIA 1500; INA 1920;

ATCC 27888; DSM 43462; IFO (now NBRC) 14683; IMET 9581; JCM

3297; NCIMB 11448). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AF051386. Pathogenicity


Actinomadura viridis (Nonomura and Ohara 1971) Miyadoh et al. 1989

Ac-1315 Type <-- DSM 43175. Received as: Microtetraspora viridis Nonomura and Ohara








1971 Type. Synonym: Microtetraspora viridis Nonomura and Ohara 1971.

(ATCC 27103; CBS 833.70; DSM 43175; IFO (now NBRC) 15238; JCM

3112). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AJ420141, D85467. Pathogenicity group


Actinoplanes auranticolor (Couch 1963) Stackebrandt and Kroppenstedt 1988

Ac-648 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-648 <-- RIA 819 <-- IAM <-- J.N.Couch, 253. Received

as: Amorphosporangium auranticolor Couch 1963 Type. Synonym:

Amorphosporangium auranticolor Couch 1963. (VKM Ac-675; RIA 819;

ATCC 15330; CBS 189.64; IFO (now NBRC) 12245; JCM 3038; DSM

43031; IMET 9034; NRRL B-3343). Ex: soil. Nevada. USA DNA

sequences: D85471, U58526. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Actinoplanes auranticolor (Couch 1963) Stackebrandt and Kroppenstedt 1988

Ac-675 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-675 <-- CBS 189.64. Received as: Amorphosporangium

auranticolor Couch 1963 Type. Synonym: Amorphosporangium auranticolor

Couch 1963. (VKM Ac-648; RIA 819; ATCC 15330; CBS 189.64; IFO

(now NBRC) 12245; JCM 3038; DSM 43031; IMET 9034; NRRL B-3343).

Ex: soil. Nevada. USA DNA sequences: D85471, U58526. Pathogenicity


1)

Actinoplanes brasiliensis Thiemann et al. 1969

Ac-1320 Type <-- DSM 43805. (ATCC 25844; DSM 43805; IFO (now NBRC) 13938; JCM

3196; NRRL B-16714). Ex: soil. Brazil DNA sequences: D85470|, X93185.


8, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Actinoplanes campanulatus (Couch 1963) Stackebrandt and Kroppenstedt 1988

Ac-1319 Type <-- DSM 43148. Received as: Ampullariella campanulata (Couch 1963)

Couch 1964 Type. Synonym: Ampullariella campanulata (Couch 1963)

Couch 1964, Ampullaria campanulata Couch 1963. (CBS 190.64; DSM

43148; IFO (now NBRC) 12511; JCM 3059; NRRL B-3344). Ex: soil. USA

DNA sequences: AB036995. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Actinoplanes cyaneus Terekhova et al. 1987

Ac-1095 Type <-- INA 1569. (INA 1569; DSM 46137; IFO (now NBRC) 14990; IMET

9243; JCM 9082; NCIMB 12736). Ex: soil. Siberia. Russia DNA sequences:

AB036997, X93186. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Actinoplanes digitatis (Couch 1963) Stackebrandt and Kroppenstedt 1988


as: Ampullariella digitata (Couch 1963) Couch 1964 Type. Synonym:

Ampullariella digitata (Couch 1963) Couch 1964, Ampullaria digitata Couch

1963. (RIA 820; ATCC 15349; CBS 191.64; IFO (now NBRC) 12512; JCM

3060; DSM 43149; NCIMB 10182; NRRL B-3345). Ex: soil. Michigan.







USA DNA sequences: AB037000, AB048213, AJ277567. Pathogenicity


1)

Actinoplanes lobatus (Couch 1963) Stackebrandt and Kroppenstedt 1988

Ac-676 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-676 <-- CBS 192.64. Received as: Ampullariella lobata

(Couch 1963) Couch 1964 Type. Synonym: Ampullariella lobata (Couch

1963) Couch 1964, Ampullaria lobata Couch 1963. (ATCC 15350; DSM

43150; CBS 192.64; IFO (now NBRC) 12513; JCM 3061; IMET 9246;

NRRL B-3346). Ex: soil. Madison. USA DNA sequences: AB037006.


8, 28oC, F-1)

Actinoplanes philippinensis Couch 1950

Ac-647 <-- INMI, VKM A-647 <-- RIA 460 <-- J.N.Couch. (RIA 460). Ex: rice

paddy soil. Philippines. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Actinoplanes philippinensis Couch 1950

Ac-842 Type <-- RIA 468 <-- CBS 107.58. (RIA 468; ATCC 12427; CBS 107.58; IFO

(now NBRC) 13878; JCM 3001; DSM 43019; NRRL 2506). Ex: rice paddy

soil. Philippines DNA sequences: D85474, U58525, X93187, X72864.


8, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Actinoplanes regularis (Couch 1963) Stackebrandt and Kroppenstedt 1988


as: Ampullariella regularis (Couch 1963) Couch 1964 Type. Synonym:

Ampullariella regularis (Couch 1963) Couch 1964, Ampullaria regularis

Couch 1963. (RIA 821; CBS 193.64; IFO (now NBRC) 12514; JCM 3062;

DSM 43151; IMET 9268; NRRL B-3347). Ex: soil. Wisconsin. USA DNA

sequences: AB037011, X93188. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Actinoplanes utahensis Couch 1963

Ac-674 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-674 <-- CBS 367.66. (ATCC 14539; CBS 367.66; DSM

43147; IFO (now NBRC) 13244; JCM 3122; IMET 9252; NRRL B-16727).

Ex: soil. USA DNA sequences: AJ277574, AB037012. Pathogenicity group


Actinopolyspora halophila Gochnauer et al. 1975

Ac-871 Type <-- ATCC 27976. (ATCC 27976; DSM 43834; IFO (now NBRC) 14106;

JCM 3278; NCIMB 11472). Ex: contaminant of complex medium for

Halobacterium DNA sequences: X54287. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Actinopolyspora mortivallis Yoshida et al. 1991

Ac-1974 Type <-- JCM 7550. (ATCC 49777; DSM 44261; IFO (now NBRC) 15162; JCM

7550; NCIMB 13257). Ex: saline soil. Death Valley. California. USA DNA








sequences: DQ883812, Z22730. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Actinosynnema mirum Hasegawa et al. 1978

Ac-843 Type <-- A.Seino. KCC A-0225. (ATCC 29888; DSM 43827; IFO (now NBRC)

14064; IMET 9740; IMRU 3971; JCM 3225; NRRL B-12336). Ex: grass

blade. Raritan River, New-Jersey. USA DNA sequences: CP001630

(complete genome), AF328679, D85475, X84447. Pathogenicity group


Actinosynnema pretiosum subsp. auranticum Hasegawa et al. 1983


7343; NRRL B-16078). Ex: Carex sp., surface of blade. Shiga Pref. Japan



Actinosynnema pretiosum subsp. pretiosum Hasegawa et al. 1983

Ac-1963 Type <-- JCM 7344. (ATCC 31281; DSM 44132; IFO 13726; IFO 15621; JCM

7344; NRRL B-16060). Ex: Carex sp., surface of blade. Shiga Pref. Japan

DNA sequences: AF114800, AB303365. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Advenella kashmirensis (Ghosh et al. 2005) Gibello et al. 2009

B-3251 <-- UIB, IB-K1. Synonym: Tetrathiobacter kashmirensis Ghosh et al. 2005.

Ex: ground. Kinderlinskaya cave. Republic of Bashkortostan, Gafuriy

District. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Advenella kashmirensis subsp. methylica Shmareva et al. 2017

B-2850 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, PK1. Received as: Advenella kashmirensis subsp.

Methylica. (DSM 27514). Ex: rhizosphere of Carex sp. Hierapolis-

Pamukkale. Denizli. Republic of Turkey DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

KF683075. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 134, 29oC, F-1)

Aeromicrobium fastidiosum (Collins and Stackebrandt 1989) Tamura and Yokota 1994

Ac-1324 Type <-- NCIMB 12713. Received as: Nocardioides fastidiosus Collins and

Stackebrandt 1989 Type. Synonym: Nocardioides fastidiosus Collins and

Stackebrandt 1989. (ATCC 49363; DSM 10552; IFO (now NBRC) 14897;

JCM 8088; LMG 16205; NCIMB 12713). Ex: herbage DNA sequences:

AF005022, X76862, Z78209, X53189. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Agreia bicolorata Evtushenko et al. 2001

Ac-1375 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 4g1. Received as: Clavibacter gallus. Ex:

Agropyron repens, stem gall. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group



Ac-1804 Type <-- L.I.Evtushenko IBPM, DL-4. (DSM 14575; JCM 12206; NBRC 103053;









UCM Ac-620). Ex: Calamagrostis neglecta. Leaf gall induced by nematode

Heteroanguina graminophila. Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences:

AF159363, AM410672. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1805 <-- L.I.Evtushenko IBPM, DL-28. Ex: Calamagrostis neglecta. Leaf gall

induced by nematode Heteroanguina graminophila. Moscow Region. Russia.


166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-2052 <-- IBPM, DL-501. (IFO (now NBRC) 16398). Ex: Calamagrostis sp. Leaf

gall induced nematode Heteroanguina graminophila. Moscow Region.

Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Agreia pratensis (Behrendt et al. 2002) Schumann et al. 2003

Ac-2510 Type <-- DSM 14246. Synonym: Subtercola pratensis Behrendt et al. 2002. (DSM

14246; JCM 12145; LMG 21000; NBRC 103054). Ex: phyllosphere of

grasses. Germany DNA sequences: AJ310412. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Agrobacterium radiobacter (Beijerinck and van Delden 1902) Conn 1942

B-559 <-- INMI, VKM B-559 <-- ARRIAM. Received as: Pseudomonas

radiobacter. Synonym: Bacillus radiobacter Beijerinck and van Delden 1902,

Agrobacterium tumefaciens (Smith and Townsend 1907) Conn 1942,

Beijerinckia fluminensis Doebereiner and Ruschel 1958 (Approved Lists

1980), Rhizobium radiobacter (Beijerinck and van Delden 1902) Young et al.

2001, Bacillus radiobacter Beijerinck and van Delden 1902. Pathogenicity


1, F-3)


B-1218 <-- INMI, VKM B-1218 <-- CCM, CCM 2054. Received as: Agrobacterium

radiobacter. Synonym: Bacillus radiobacter Beijerinck and van Delden 1902,

Agrobacterium tumefaciens (Smith and Townsend 1907) Conn 1942,



2001, Bacillus radiobacter Beijerinck and van Delden 1902. (CCM 2054;

LMG 148). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-1219 <-- INMI, VKM B-1219 <-- CCM, CCM 1037. Received as: Agrobacterium

tumefaciens. Synonym: Bacillus radiobacter Beijerinck and van Delden

1902, Agrobacterium tumefaciens (Smith and Townsend 1907) Conn 1942,









2001, Bacillus radiobacter Beijerinck and van Delden 1902. (ATCC 13333;

BCRC 14924; CCM 1037; CECT 4525; CFBP 1001; CIP 104330; IAM

13938; IMI 347313; IMI B00102; JCM 20990; KACC 11192; KCTC 2780;

LMG 14; LMG 153; LMG 171; NBRC 13259; NCPPB 2409; NCPPB 4;

NCPPB 5). Ex: Malus silvestris. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-1573 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-48 <-- INMIA <-- BUCSAV, BU-147. Received as:

Agrobacterium tumefaciens Type. Synonym: Bacillus radiobacter Beijerinck

and van Delden 1902, Agrobacterium tumefaciens (Smith and Townsend

1907) Conn 1942, Beijerinckia fluminensis Doebereiner and Ruschel 1958

(Approved Lists 1980), Rhizobium radiobacter (Beijerinck and van Delden

1902) Young et al. 2001, Bacillus radiobacter Beijerinck and van Delden

1902. (ATCC 4720; CBMAI 198; CCM 1000; CCUG 3355; CECT 4304;

CFBP 2412; CFBP 5493; CIP 104335; DSM 30150; ICMP 5793; JCM

21034; LMG 182; NCAIM B.01409; NCIMB 8150; NCPPB 2992).


5, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Agrococcus jenensis Groth et al. 1996

Ac-1839 Type <-- I.Groth, 2002-39/1. (ATCC 700087; CCUG 35514; CIP 106528; DSM

9580; JCM 9950; NBRC 100415). Ex: frozen compost soil. near Jena.

Germany DNA sequences: AM410679, X92492. Pathogenicity group


Agromyces albus Dorofeeva et al. 2003

Ac-1800 Type <-- L.V.Dorofeeva IBPM, DL-315. (UCM Ac-623, JCM 13565, NBRC

103057). Ex: above ground of a plant Androsace sp., family Primulaceae.

Leaves and inflorescence, Central-chernozem biosphere park. Belgorod

Region. Russia DNA sequences: AF503917. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Agromyces bracchium Takeuchi and Hatano 2001

Ac-2088 Type <-- IFO 16238. (DSM 14596; IFO (now NBRC) 16238; JCM 11433; KCTC

13909). Ex: soil, rhizosphere of mangrove trees, Bruguera gymnorrhiza

Lamk. Iriomote Island, the estuaries of the Shiira River. Japan DNA

sequences: AB023359. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Agromyces cerinus subsp. cerinus Zgurskaya et al. 1992

Ac-1340 Type <-- DSB MSU, XI-15. (ATCC 51762; CIP 103632; DSM 8595; IFO (now

NBRC) 15780; IMET 11525; JCM 9083; LMG 16155). Ex: soil, birchen

grove. Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: D45060, AM410680, X77448.


64, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-1341 <-- DSB MSU, VIII-5. (JCM 10056). Ex: soil, birchen grove. Moscow.










Ac-1342 <-- DSB MSU, IV. (JCM 10057). Ex: soil, birchen grove. Moscow. Russia.


64, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-1343 <-- DSB MSU, V-1. (JCM 10058). Ex: soil. birchen grove. Moscow. Russia.


64, 28oC, F-1)

Agromyces cerinus subsp. nitratus Zgurskaya et al. 1992

Ac-1351 Type <-- DSB MSU, 14-3. (ATCC 51763; CIP 103634; DSM 8596; IFO (now


grove. Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: AM410681, AY277619.


64, 28oC, F-1)

Agromyces fucosus Zgurskaya et al. 1992 emend. Ortiz-Martinez et al. 2004

Ac-1345 Type <-- DSB MSU, XII-6. Received as: Agromyces fucosus subsp. Fucosus

Zgurskaya et al. 1992. (ATCC 51764; CIP 103633; DSM 8597; IFO (now


grove. Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: AB842300, KC139245, AJ784791.


64, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-1346 <-- DSB MSU. Received as: Agromyces fucosus subsp. Fucosus Zgurskaya

et al. 1992. (JCM 10059). Ex: soil, birchen grove. Moscow. Russia.


64, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-1347 <-- DSB MSU, XII-4. Received as: Agromyces fucosus subsp. Fucosus

Zgurskaya et al. 1992. (JCM 10060). Ex: soil, birchen grove. Moscow.




Ac-1348 <-- DSB MSU,16-13. Received as: Agromyces fucosus subsp. Fucosus





Ac-1349 <-- DSB MSU, X-3. Received as: Agromyces fucosus subsp. Fucosus












Agromyces hippuratus (Zgurskaya et al. 1992) Ortiz-Martinez et al. 2004

Ac-1352 Type <-- DSB MSU, 15-6. Received as: Agromyces fucosus subsp. Hippuratus

Zgurskaya et al. 1992 Type. Synonym: Agromyces fucosus subsp. hippuratus

Zgurskaya et al. 1992. (ATCC 51765; CIP 103635; DSM 8598; IFO (now

NBRC)15782; IMET 11533; JCM 9086; LMG 16158). Ex: soil, birchen

grove. Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: D45061. Pathogenicity group


Agromyces hippuratus (Zgurskaya et al. 1992) Ortiz-Martinez et al. 2004

Ac-1353 <-- DSB MSU, 18-8. Received as: Agromyces fucosus subsp. Hippuratus

Zgurskaya et al. 1992. Synonym: Agromyces fucosus subsp. hippuratus




Agromyces luteolus Takeuchi and Hatano 2001

Ac-2085 Type <-- IFO 16235. (CIP 107131; DSM 14595; IFO (now NBRC) 16235; JCM

11431; KCTC 13907). Ex: surface of roots of mangrove trees, Sonneratia

alba. Iriomote island, the estuaries of the Shiira River. Japan DNA



Agromyces mediolanus (ex Mamoli 1939) M. Suzuki et al. 1996

Ac-955 Type <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMB, ATCC 14004 <-- Dr. D.Jones Univ. Leicester UK,

ATCC 14004. Received as: Corynebacterium mediolanum Mamoli 1939.

Synonym: Corynebacterium mediolanum Mamoli 1939. (VKM Ac-1388;

ATCC 14004; CIP 104860; DSM 20152; JCM 3346; NCIMB 7206) DNA

sequences: X77449, JX186590. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Agromyces mediolanus (ex Mamoli 1939) M. Suzuki et al. 1996

Ac-1388 Type <-- DSM 20152. Synonym: Corynebacterium mediolanum Mamoli 1939.

(VKM Ac-955; ATCC 14004; CIP 104860; DSM 20152; JCM 3346;

NCIMB 7206) DNA sequences: X77449, JX186590. Pathogenicity group


Agromyces ramosus Gledhill and Casida 1969

Ac-1198 Type <-- ATCC 25173. (ATCC 25173; CIP 103037; DSM 43045; IFO (now

NBRC) 13895; IFO (now NBRC) 13899; IMET 11027; LMG 16660;

NCIMB 10801). Ex: soil DNA sequences: X77447. Pathogenicity group


Agromyces rhizospherae Takeuchi and Hatano 2001

Ac-2086 Type <-- IFO 16236. (DSM 14597; IFO (now NBRC) 16236; JCM 11432; KCTC

13908). Ex: root, rhizosphere of mangrove trees, Sonneratia alba. Iriomote

island, the estuaries of the Shiira River. Japan DNA sequences: AB023357.









166, 28oC, F-1)

Agromyces rhizospherae Takeuchi and Hatano 2001

Ac-2087 <-- IFO 16237. (IFO (now NBRC) 16237). Ex: soil, rhizosphere of mangrove

trees, Bruguera gymnorrhiza Lamk. Iriomote island, the estuaries of the

Shiira River. Japan DNA sequences: AB023358. Pathogenicity group


Albibacter methylovorans Doronina et al. 2001

B-2236 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, DM10. (DSM 22840). Ex: ground water

contaminated with dichloromethane. Switzerland DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: FR733694. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Alcaligenes faecalis subsp. faecalis (Castellani and Chalmers 1919) Austin et al. 1981

B-1518 Òype <-- IBPM, IBPM B-166 <-- CCM, CCM 1052 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8156.

(ATCC 8750; BCRC 10828; CCM 1052; CCUG 1325; CCUG 1814; CECT

928; CIP 60.80; CNCTC 5644; DSM 30030; HAMBI 1907; JCM 20522;

JCM 20663; KCTC 2678; LMG 1229; LMG 2100; LMG 3366; NBRC

13111; NCAIM B.01104; NCAIM B.02076; NCIMB 8156; NCTC 11953;

VTT E-97056) DNA sequences: pac gene: FJ042491. Pathogenicity group


Algoriella xinjiangensis Yang et al. 2016

B-965 <-- INMI, VKM B-965 <-- INA, ATCC 14234. Received as: Flavobacterium

brevis (sic) (Lustig) Bergey et al. 1923. (ATCC 14234; CCUG 14814; DSM

30096; LMG 4014; NCIMB 11298). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Alistipes inops Shkoporov et al. 2015

B-2859 Type <-- Efimov B.A.,Shkoporov A.N., Pirogov Russian National Research

Medical University (Pirogov RNRMU). Received as: strain 627. (DSM

28863). Ex: human faeces. Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: KJ572413. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 344, 37oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-1)

Alkalibacter saccharofermentans Garnova et al. 2005

B-2308 Type <-- Zhilina T. N. INMI. Received as: Z-79820. (DSM 14828; UNIQEM U-

218). Ex: cellulolytic community of microorganisms. Nizhnee Beloe Lake,

Transbaikal mainline. Transbaikal Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: AY312403. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 229, 35oC Growth condition: anaerobic.,

F-2)


B-2309 <-- Zhilina T. N. INMI, Z-7980. Ex: cellulolytic community of

microorganisms. Nizhnee Beloe Lake, Transbaikal mainline. Transbaikal

Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,











B-2310 <-- Zhilina T. N. INMI, Z-7983. Ex: saccharolytic component, cellulolytic

community. Nizhnee Beloe Lake, Transbaikal mainline. Transbaikal Region.


(Medium 229, 35oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-2)

Alkalibaculum sporogenes Khomyakova et al. 2020

B-3387 Type <-- Khomyakova M.A. FRC Fundamentals of Biotechnology. Received as:

strain M08 DMB. Ex: salsa lake of terrestrial mud volcano. Karabetova

Gora, Taman Peninsula. Krasnodar Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene:. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 391, 30oC Growth condition: anaerobic., Ñ-8)

Alkalicaulis satelles Kevbrin et al. 2020

B-3306 Type <-- V.V. Kevbrin INMI, G-192. (KCTC 72746). Ex: laboratory culture of

alkaliphilic cyanobacterium Geitlerinema sp. Z-T0701. Tanatar Lakes. Altai

Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: MK578529.


381, 40oC, F-3)

Alkaliphilus namsaraevii Zakharyuk et al. 2017

B-2746 Type <-- Zakharyuk A. IBPM, X-2-07. Received as: Alkaliphilus sp. X-2-07.

(DSM 26418). Ex: bottom sediment of soda lake. Khilganta Lake. Republic

of Byriatia. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KJ196388.


233, 30oC Growth condition: anaerobic, pH 10.3., S-2)

Alkaliphilus peptidifermentas Zhilina et al. 2009

B-2502 Type <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI. Received as: Alkaliphilus saprovorans Z-7036.

(DSM 18978). Ex: bottom sediment of low-mineralization soda lake.

Verkhnee Beloe Lake. Republic of Byriatia. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: EF382660. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 363, 36oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2)

Alkalispirillum mobile Rijkenberg et al. 2002

B-3569 Type

strain

<-- DSMZ, DSM 12769 <-- R. Kort, Dept. Microbiol., Univ. of Amsterdam.

(DSM 12769). Ex: cultures of Halorhodospira halophila SL-1. Pathogenicity


Aminobacter aminovorans (den Dooren de Jong 1926) Urakami et al. 1992

B-2058 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- JCM, JCM 7852 <-- T. Urakami TK3001 <--

NCIB 9039 <-- LMD <-- L. E. den Dooren de Jong. Synonym: Pseudomonas

aminovorans den Dooren de Jong 1926, Chelatobacter heintzii Auling et al.

1993. (ATCC 23314; BCRC 15819; CCUG 2081; CIP 106737; DSM 7048;

JCM 7852; NCIMB 9039). Ex: garden soil by enrichment with

trimethylamine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 5, 30oC Growth condition: F-1.)

Aminobacter carboxidus (Meyer et al. 1994) Hordt et al. 2020








B-1332 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1332 <-- G.A. Zavarzin INMI, Z-1171. Received as:

Achromobacter carboxydus Type. Synonym: Achromobacter carboxydus

Nozhevnikova and Zavarzin 1974, Alcaligenes carboxydus (Nozhevnikova

and Zavarzin 1974) Cypionka et al. 1980, Carbophilus carboxidus (ex

Nozhevnikova and Zavarzin 1974) Meyer et al. 1994. (ATCC 51424; CIP

105722; DSM 1086). Ex: soil of creek bank. Neskuchny Sad. Moscow.


(Medium 94, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Ammonifex thiophilus Miroshnichenko et al., 2008

B-2461 Type <-- Miroshnichenko M. L., INMI. Received as: SR. (DSM 19636) DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EF554597. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Amycolatopsis azurea (Omura et al. 1983) Henssen et al. 1987

Ac-1418 Type <-- A.Henssen. Received as: Pseudonocardia azurea Omura et al. 1983 Type.

Synonym: Pseudonocardia azurea Omura et al. 1983. (ATCC 51273; DSM

43854; IFO (now NBRC) 14573; JCM 3275; NRRL 11412). Ex: soil. Japan

DNA sequences: AJ400709, X53199. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 64, 37oC, F-1)

Amycolatopsis coloradensis Labeda 1995

Ac-1732 Type <-- IFO 15804. (ATCC 53629; DSM 44225; IFO (now NBRC) 15804; JCM

9869; NCIMB 13017; NRRL 3218). Ex: soil. Colorado. USA DNA

sequences: AJ421142, AJ293753, AF051341. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Amycolatopsis lurida (Lechevalier et al. 1986) Stackebrandt et al. 2004

Ac-1242 Type <-- L.P.Terekhova INA, IMET 7654. Received as: Amycolatopsis orientalis

subsp. Lurida (ex Grundy et al. 1957) Lechevalier et al. 1986 Type.

Synonym: Amycolatopsis orientalis subsp. lurida (ex Grundy et al. 1957)

Lechevalier et al. 1986, Nocardia lurida Grundy et al. 1957. (ATCC 14930;

DSM 43134; IFO (now NBRC) 14500; IMET 7654; IMRU 3860; JCM 3141;

LMG 4064; NCIMB 9601; NRRL 2430). Ex: soil. Colorado, Colorado

Springs. USA DNA sequences: AJ293755, AJ577997. Pathogenicity group


Amycolatopsis mediterranei (Margalith and Beretta 1960) Lechevalier et al. 1986

Ac-798 Type <-- RIA 1376 <-- ISP 5501(Streptomyces mediterranei). Received as:

Nocardia mediterranei (Margalith and Beretta 1960) Thiemann et al. 1969

Type. Synonym: Nocardia mediterranei (Margalith and Beretta 1960)

Thiemann et al. 1969, Streptomyces mediterranei Margalith and Beretta

1960. (ISP 5501; RIA 1376; ATCC 13685; CBS 716.72; DSM 43304; IFO

(now NBRC)13142; IFO (now NBRC) 13415; IMET 7651; JCM 4789;

NCIMB 9613; NRRL B-3240). Ex: soil, seashore. St. Raphael. France DNA

sequences: CP002896 (complete genome), AJ293754, AY184424,

AY125600. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 190, 28oC, F-1, C-1)







Amycolatopsis orientalis (Pittenger and Brigham 1956) Lechevalier et al. 1986

Ac-866 Type <-- DSM 40040. Received as: Nocardia orientalis (Pittenger and Brigham

1956) Pridham and Lyons 1969 Type. Synonym: Nocardia orientalis

(Pittenger and Brigham 1956) Pridham and Lyons 1969, Streptomyces

orientalis Pittenger and Brigham 1956. (ISP 5040; RIA 1074; ATCC 19795;

CBS 547.68; DSM 40040; IFO (now NBRC)12806; NRRL B-2450; IMET

7653; JCM 4235; JCM 4600; NCIMB 12945; NRRL 2450). Ex: soil. Asia.

DNA sequences: D86935, AJ400711, X76958. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Amycolatopsis sp.

Ac-604 <-- INMI, VKM A-604 <-- KCC S-0912. Received as: Streptomyces

lactamdurans Stapley et al. 1972 Type. Other name: Streptomyces

lactamdurans Stapley et al. 1972; Nocardia lactamdurans. (ATCC 27382;

IFO (now NBRC) 13305; JCM 4912; NRRL 3802). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Amycolatopsis sp.

Ac-1420 <-- L.I.Evtushenko IBPM, F101. Received as: Amycolatopsis fructiferi (ex

Krassilnikov 1941) Taran et al. Type. Other name: Amycolatopsis fructiferi

(ex Krassilnikov 1941) Taran et al. Ex: soil. Seychelles. Seychelles.


64, 28oC, F-1)

Amycolatopsis sulphurea Lechevalier et al. 1986

Ac-1244 Type <-- L.P.Terekhova INA, IMET 7649. Synonym: Nocardia sulphurea Oliver

and Sinclair 1964, Nocardia sulphurea Goodfellow and Lechevalier 1988.

(ATCC 27624; DSM 46092; IFO (now NBRC) 13270; IMET 7649; JCM

3142; NRRL 2822). Ex: garden soil DNA sequences: AJ293756, AF051343.


64, 28oC, F-1)

Anaerobacillus alkalilacustris Zavarzina et al. 2010

B-2403 Type <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI. Received as: Z-0521. Synonym: Anaerobacillus

alkalilacustre. (DSM 18345). Ex: deposits of low-salt soda lake. Khadyn

Lake. Republic of Tuva. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

DQ675454; nifH gene: EU861990. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


S-2)

Ancalomicrobium adetum Staley 1968

B-1375 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1375 <-- J.T. Staley Michigan State University, 4a:2.

(ATCC 23632; DSM 4722; JCM 21375; NBRC 102456; NCIMB 12776).

Ex: freshwater creek. California, Davis. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 101, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Ancylobacter defluvii Poroshina et al. 2014

B-2789 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, SK15. Received as: Ancylobacter defluvii.







(CCUG 63806). Ex: polluted water. Salt mine. Perm Territory, Solikamsk.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KC243678. Pathogenicity group


Ancylobacter dichloromethanicus Firsova et al. 2010

B-2484 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, DM16. Received as: Ancylobacter

dichloromethanicus. (DSM 21507). Ex: dichloromethane contaminated soil.

Volgograd. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EU589386.


134, 29oC, F-1)

Ancylobacter lacus Chemodurova et al. 2020

B-3280 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, F30L. Received as: Ancylobacter lacus. (DSM

106439). Ex: water. Lake. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: MK931436. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no

Ancylobacter natronum Doronina et al.

B-2242 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Bur 3. (NCIMB 13814). Ex: soda lake. Small

Gusinoe. Republic of Byriatia. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Ancylobacter oerskovii Lang et al. 2008

B-3533 <-- N.V. Doronina, IBPM, NS05T, Edward R.B. Moore CCUG, NS05T.

(DSM 18746T; CCM 7435T). Ex: soil after enrichment with oxalate. Mugla.

Turkey DNA sequences: 16S rRNA: AM778407. Pathogenicity group


Ancylobacter plantiphilus Chemodurova et al. 2020

B-3219 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, 1TC. Ex: soil. Moscow Region, Pushchino.


(Medium 134, 30oC, F-1, F-3)

Ancylobacter plantiphilus Chemodurova et al. 2020

B-3227 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Dau. Ex: Daucus carota, roots. Moscow Region.


(Medium 134, 29oC, F-1)

Ancylobacter polymorphus Xin et al. 2006

B-3210 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, DSM 2457 <-- DSM, DSM 2457 <-- NCIB

(Microcyclus polymorphus) <-- ICI, Pla5. (DSM 2457; CCUG 30553; CIP

109301; NCIMB 10516). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Ancylobacter rudongensis Xin et al. 2004

B-3211 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, DSM 17131 <-- DSM, DSM 17131 <-- JCM <--

H.L. Zhou, Chin. Academy of Sciences, Beijing; AS 1.1761. (BCRC 17434;

CIP 108316; DSM 17131; JCM 11671). Ex: Spartina anglica, roots. Beach.

Jiangsu Province. China. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,










Ancylobacter sonchi Agafonova et al. 2017

B-3145 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Osot. Received as: Ancylobacter sonchi. (JCM

32039). Ex: Sonchus arvensis, roots. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KY492736; mxaF gene: KY496776.


134, 29oC, F-1, F-3)

Ancylobacter vacuolatus Xin et al. 2006

B-1381 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1381 <-- D.I. Nikitin INMI, NP-300. Received as:

Renobacter vacuolatum Nikitin 1971. (CIP 109300; DSM 1277; NCIMB

12000). Ex: soil. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Aneurinibacillus aneurinilyticus (Shida et al. 1994) Shidamet al. 1996 emend. Heyndrickx et al.

1997

B-679 <-- INMI, VKM B-679 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8698 <-- BUCSAV, BU 448.

Received as: Bacillus brevis Migula 1900. Synonym: Bacillus aneurinilyticus

corrig. (ex Aoyama 1952) Shida et al. 1994, Bacillus aneurinolyticus Kimura

and Aoyama in Aoyama 1952. (VKM B-437; ATCC 11376; CIP 104323;

JCM 9023; LMG 12387; LMG 15967; NCIMB 8698). Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C- 1, S-

4)

Aneurinibacillus aneurinilyticus (Shida et al. 1994) Shidamet al. 1996 emend. Heyndrickx et al.

1997

B-3133 <-- E.B. Kudryashova, E.V. Ariskina IBPM, 879. Received as:

Aneurinibacillus aneurinilyticus. Synonym: Bacillus aneurinilyticus corrig.

(ex Aoyama 1952) Shida et al. 1994, Bacillus aneurinolyticus Kimura and

Aoyama in Aoyama 1952. Ex: soil. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia.


5, 28oC, F-1)

Aneurinibacillus migulanus (Takagi et al. 1993) Shida et al. 1996 emend. Heyndrickx et al.

1997

B-1722 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 2895 <-- A.G. Schering <-- ATCC <-- NCTC <-- R.L.M.

Syndge <-- Inst. Trop. Med., Moscow. Received as: Bacillus brevis Migula

1900. Synonym: Bacillus migulanus Takagi et al. 1993. (ATCC 9999; BCRC

11717; CCM 4525; DSM 2895; JCM 8504; LMG 15427; NBRC 15520;

NCIM 2531; NCIMB 7096; VTT E-97187). Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, S-4)

Angulomicrobium tetraedrale Vasilyeva et al. 1986

B-1335 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1335 <-- L.V. Vasilyeva INMI, Z-2821. (DSM 5895).

Ex: bog. Moscow Region, Abramtsevo. Russia DNA sequences: mxaF gene:

DQ652142. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 56, 30oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Angulomicrobium tetraedrale Vasilyeva et al. 1986

B-1336 <-- INMI, VKM B-1336 <-- L.V. Vasilyeva INMI, 1109. Ex: peatbog.







Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AJ542534.


56, 30oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Anoxybacillus pushchinoensis corrig. Pikuta et al. 2000 emend. Pikuta et al. 2003

B-2193 Type <-- Pikuta E.V., IBPM, K 1. (ATCC 700785; DSM 12423). Ex: mixed

sample of cows and pigs manure. Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences:

16S rRNA gene: AJ010478. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 363, 60oC Growth condition: anaerobic

pH 9.5., F-1)

Anoxynatronum buryatense Ryzhmanova et al. 2017

B-2510 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM. Received as: Su 22. (DSM 21847). Ex: soda

lake sediments. Sulfatnoe Lake, South Buryatia. Republic of Byriatia. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EU315116. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic pH10., S-2)

Anoxynatronum sibiricum Garnova and Zhilina 2003

B-2327 Type <-- Zhilina T. N. INMI. Received as: Z-7981. (DSM 15060; UNIQEM U

218). Ex: mixture of sludge and surface cyanobacterial mat from the soda

lake. Nizhnee Beloe Lake. Transbaikal Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: AF522323. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Arthrobacter agilis (Ali-Cohen 1889) Koch et al. 1995

Ac-2131 <-- VKM B-11 <-- INMI, VKM B-11 <-- L.I.Solntseva INMI, 20. Received

as: Micrococcus agilis Ali-Cohen 1889. Synonym: Micrococcus agilis Ali-

Cohen 1889. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


Ac-2132 <-- VKM B-1076 <-- INMI, VKM B-1076 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB

MSU, 36f (Mycococcus ruber Krassilnikov 1941). Received as: Genus sp.

Ex: lithophilic lichen. Tien Shan Mountains. Kyrgyzstan. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)



MSU, 148 N (Mycococcus ruber Krassilnikov 1941). Received as: Genus sp.



C-1, F-3)













C-1, F-3)






C-1)






C-1, F-3)


Ac-2137 <-- VKM B-1081<-- INMI, VKM B-1081 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB




C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)













C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)


Ac-2147 <-- VKM B-1091<-- INMI, VKM B-1091 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB




C-1, F-3)













C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)



MSU, 21 (Mycococcus ruber Krassilnikov 1941). Received as: Genus sp. Ex:

lithophilic lichen. East Pamirs. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 98, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)





















MSU, 390 (Mycococcus ruber Krassilnikov 1941). Received as: Genus sp.

Ex: lithophilic lichen. East Pamirs. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin












Arthrobacter citreus Sacks 1954

Ac-1106 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-654 <-- NCIMB 8915. (VKM Ac-1125; ATCC 11624;

CCM 1647; CIP 102363; DSM 20133; IAM 12341; IFO (now NBRC)12957;

IMET 10680; JCM 1331; LMG 16338; NCIMB 8915; NRRL B-1258) DNA

sequences: X80737. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Arthrobacter citreus Sacks 1954

Ac-1125 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-801<-- CCM 1647. (VKM Ac-1106; ATCC 11624; CCM

1647; CIP 102363; DSM 20133; IAM 12341; IFO (now NBRC)12957;

IMET 10680; JCM 1331; LMG 16338; NCIMB 8915; NRRL B-1258) DNA



Arthrobacter crystallopoietes Ensign and Rittenberg 1963

Ac-1107 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-655 <-- NCIMB 9499. (ATCC 15481; CCM 2386; CIP

102717; DSM 20117; IFO (now NBRC) 14235; JCM 2522; LMG 3819;

NCIMB 9499). Ex: soil DNA sequences: X80738. Pathogenicity group


Arthrobacter globiformis (Conn 1928) Conn and Dimmick 1947

Ac-1109 <-- INMI, VKM B-658 <-- NCIMB 8602. (VKM Ac-1141; ATCC 4336;

CCM 1651; CDA 425; IMET 10503; NCIMB 8602). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 64, 28oC, F-1.

C-1)


Ac-1110 <-- INMI, VKM B-659 <-- NCIMB 8605. (CCM 1650; CDA 616; NCIMB

8605). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1111 <-- INMI, VKM B-660 <-- NCIMB 8717. (DSM 20125; IAM 1637; IFO









(now NBRC)12073). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1112 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-661 <-- NCIMB 8907. Synonym: Bacterium globiforme

Conn 1928, Achromobacter globiformis (Conn 1928) Bergey et al. 1930,

Mycobacterium globiforme (Conn 1928) Krassilnikov 1941,

Corynebacterium globiforme (Conn 1928) Wood 1950. (ATCC 8010; CIP

81.84; DSM 20124; IAM 12438; ICPB 3434; IFO (now NBRC) 12137; JCM

1332; LMG 3813; NCIMB 8907; NRRL B-2979). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

AB089841, X80736. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1126 <-- INMI, VKM B-802 <-- CCM 254. (CCM 254). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity



Ac-1141 <-- INMI, VKM B-1220 <-- CCM 1651. (VKM Ac-1109; ATCC 4336;

CCM 1651; CDA 425; IMET 10503; NCIMB 8602). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity


Arthrobacter pascens Lochhead and Burton 1953


CCM 1653; CIP 102362; DSM 20545; IFO (now NBRC) 12139; JCM

11606; LMG 16255; NCIMB 8910; NRRL B-1814). Ex: soil DNA



Arthrobacter pascens Lochhead and Burton 1953

Ac-1128 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-804 <-- CCM 1653. (VKM Ac-1116; ATCC 13346;

CCM 1653; CIP 102362; DSM 20545; IFO (now NBRC)12139; JCM 11606;

LMG 16255; NCIMB 8910; NRRL B-1814). Ex: soil DNA sequences:



Arthrobacter ramosus Jensen 1960


CCM 1646; CIP 102361; DSM 20546; IAM 12344; IFO (now NBRC)

12672; IMET 10685; JCM 1334; LMG 17309; NCIMB 9066; NRRL B-

3159). Ex: beech forest soil DNA sequences: X80742, AM039435.


64, 26oC, F-1, C-1)

Arthrobacter ramosus Jensen 1960

Ac-1129 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-805 <-- CCM 1646. (VKM Ac-1117; ATCC 13727;



3159). Ex: beech forest soil DNA sequences: X80742, AM039435.









64, 26oC, F-1, C-1)

Arthrobacter sp.

Ac-950 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, 36. Received as: Rhodococcus flavus Nesterenko

1985 Type. Other name: Rhodococcus flavus Nesterenko 1985. Ex:

vegetable garden soil. Chernovtsy Region. Ukraine DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Arthrobacter sp.

Ac-1099 <-- INMI, VKM B-119 <-- A.N.Naumova, INMI <-- Institute Pasteur, 301.


64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Arthrobacter sp.

Ac-1147 <-- INMI, VKM B-88 <-- J.A.Voznyakovskaya, ARRIAM. Received as:

Mycobacterium album Sohngen 1913. Ex: beet rhizosphere. Pathogenicity


Arthrobacter sp.

Ac-1156 <-- INMI, VKM B-647 <-- ARRIAM, strain 250. Received as:

Mycobacterium nigrum Krassilnikov 1941. Ex: wheat rhizosphere.


64, 28oC, F-1)

Arthrobacter sp.

Ac-2181 <-- VKM B-1233 <-- INMI, VKM B-1233 <-- CCM 856 (A.T.Henrici,

strain, cc7a). Received as: Micrococcus cyaneus (Schroeter) Cohn 1872.

(NCIMB 9148; NCFB 2363). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Arthrobacter sp.

Ac-2182 <-- VKM B-1812 <-- IMG, CCM 2691 <-- Kocur M., CCM 2691. Received

as: Micrococcus kristinae Kloos et al. 1974. (ATCC 27571; CCM 2691; CIP

82.53). Ex: human skin. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Arthrobacter sp.

Ac-2183 <-- VKM B-1828 <-- IMG, CCM 1395 <-- Kocur M., CCM 1395. Received

as: Micrococcus varians Migula 1900. (CCM 1395). Ex: meat. Pathogenicity


1, F-3)

Arthrobacter viscosus Gasdorf et al. 1965

Ac-2105 <-- IFO 13497. (ATCC 15294; DSM 20159; IFO (now NBRC) 13497;

NCIMB 10268). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Asanoa ferruginea (Asano and Kawamoto 1986) Lee and Hah 2002










Ac-1422 Type <-- IFO 14496. Received as: Catellatospora ferruginea Asano and Kawamoto

1986 Type. Synonym: Catellatospora ferruginea Asano and Kawamoto 1986.

(ATCC 49966; CIP 107013; DSM 44099; IFO (now NBRC)14496; JCM

7544; NRRL B-16430). Ex: soil. Yamanashi Prefecture. Japan DNA

sequences: AF152108, X93199, D86944. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Asticcacaulis excentricus Poindexter 1964

B-1370 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1370 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, AC-48. (ATCC 15261;

CIP 107064; DSM 4724; KCTC 12464; NCIMB 9791). Ex: water. Pond.

California. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 56, 30oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Asticcacaulis sp.

B-2400 <-- A. Vatsurina IBPM, K2. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Asticcacaulis taihuensis Liu et al. 2005

B-2399 Òype <-- A. Vatsurina IBPM, T3-B7 <-- Y. Zhou T3-B7. (CIP 108788; JCM

12463). Ex: sediment. Taihu Lake. Jiangsu Province. China. Pathogenicity


F-3)

Azospirillum baldaniorum Ferreira et al. 2020

B-3036 Òype <-- IBPPM RAS, IBPPM 219 < J. Dobereiner, Sp245. Received as:

Azospirillum brasilense. Ex: Triticum sp., roots. Passo Fundo. Brazil.


3, 28oC, F-3)

Azospirillum brasilense corrig. Tarrand et al. 1979

B-1547 Òype <-- IBCh, sp 7. Received as: Azospirillum brasilense. Synonym:

Roseomonas fauriae Rihs et al. 1998. (ATCC 29145; BCRC 12270; CCM

3862; CDBB 1229; CDBB 22; CECT 590; DSM 1690; ICMP 8671; JCM

1224; LMG 13127; NBRC 102289; NCIMB 11860; NRRL B-14647). Ex:

Digitaria decumbens. Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Azospirillum irakense Khammas et al. 1991

B-2893 Òype <-- IBPPM RAS, IBPPM 287 <-- C. Elmerich, KBC1. (ATCC 51182;

CCUG 30621; CIP 103311; DSM 11586; IBPPM 287; LMG 10653). Ex:

Oryza sativa, roots. Diwaniyah, Qadisya. Iraq. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Azospirillum lipoferum (Beijerinck 1925) Tarrand et al. 1979

B-1519 Òype <-- ATCC, ATCC 29707 <-- N.R. Krieg <-- J. Dobereiner VPI, Sp 59b.

Received as: Azospirillum lipoferum. Synonym: Spirillum lipoferum

Beijerinck 1925. (ATCC 29707; BCRC 12213; CCM 3863; CIP 106280;

ICMP 15216; JCM 1247; LMG 13128; NBRC 102290; NCAIM B.01801;

NCIMB 11861; NRRL B-14654). Ex: wheat, Triticum vulgare. Rio de








Janeiro. Brazil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 124, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Azospirillum palustre Tikhonova et al. 2019

B-3233 <-- E.N. Tikhonova INMI, B2. (KCTC 62613). Ex: peaty soil. Ombrotrophic

high sphagnum bog. Tver Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:



Azospirillum picis Lin et al. 2009

B-2897 Òype <-- IBPPM RAS, IBPPM 508 <-- VSU, IMMIB TAR-3. (CCUG 55431;

DSM 19922; IBPPM 508). Ex: discarded tar. City area. Taiwan, Taichung.

China. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 270, 37oC, F-3)

Azospirillum sp.

B-3454 <-- I.K. Kravchenko, E.N. Tikhonova INMI, Sh1. Ex: peat soil of an

ombrotrophic Sphagnum bog. Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA: MK804688; genome: NZ_VTTK00000000. Pathogenicity group


Azospirillum thiophilum Lavrinenko et al. 2010

B-2513 Type <-- M.Yu. Grabovich VSU, BV-S. (DSM 21654). Ex: bacterial mat. Sulfide

mineral spring Shameless Baths. Stavropol Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity


Azotobacter beijerinckii Lipman 1904

B-1615 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 378. Received as: Azotobacter beijerinckii. (ATCC 19360;

BCRC 14360; CCUG 53670; CIP 106282; DSM 378; ICMP 8673; JCM

20742; LMG 1265; NCAIM B.01800; NCIMB 8948; NRRL B-14640). Ex:

activated sludge. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Azotobacter chroococcum Beijerinck 1901

B-1616 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 2286. Received as: Azotobacter chroococcum. Synonym:

Bacillus azotobacter Loehnis and Hanzawa 1914, Bacillus chroococcus

Buchanan 1925. (VKM B-1520; ATCC 9043; BCRC 10599; CCUG 53675;

CECT 4103; DSM 2286; ICMP 15214; JCM 20725; JCM 21503; LMG

8756; NBRC 102613; NCAIM B.01391; NCIMB 11694; NRRL B-14346).


40, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Azotobacter chroococcum subsp. chroococcum (Beijerinck 1901) Jin et al. 2020

B-1272 <-- INMI, VKM B-1272 <-- PCM, PCM 15. Synonym: Azotobacter

chroococcum Beijerinck 1901. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Azotobacter vinelandii Lipman 1903

B-1273 <-- INMI, VKM B-1273 <-- PCM, c90. Received as: Azotobacter vinelandii.










30, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Azotobacter vinelandii Lipman 1903

B-1617 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 2289. Received as: Azotobacter vinelandii. Other name:

Azotobacter miscellum. (ATCC 478; BCRC 14361; DSM 2289; ICMP

15215; JCM 21475; KCTC 12137; LMG 8758; NBRC 102612; NCIMB

12096; NRRL B-14641). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Bacillus amyloliquefaciens (ex Fukomoto 1943) Priest et al. 1987

B-759 <-- INMI, VKM B-759 <-- CCM, CCM 1457. Received as: Bacillus subtilis

subsp. amyloliquefaciens. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Bacillus atrophaeus Nakamura 1989

B-61 <-- INMI, VKM B-61 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, 16/1. Received as: Bacillus

mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Ex: soil, burozem. Armenia. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-

4)


B-63 <-- INMI, VKM B-63 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, 52, slime-wrinkled varient.

Received as: Bacillus mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Ex: alkaline soil.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-66 <-- INMI, VKM B-66 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, UF. Received as: Bacillus

mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Ex: podzol soil fertilized with faeces.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-71 <-- INMI, VKM B-71 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, DJ. Received as: Bacillus

mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Ex: meadow saline soil. Azerbaijan.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-74 <-- INMI, VKM B-74 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, DJ-2. Received as: Bacillus

mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Ex: meadow saline soil. Pathogenicity group




mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Ex: podzolic soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-406 <-- INMI, VKM B-406 <-- INMIA, TI 1226. Received as: Bacillus










mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-519 <-- INMI, VKM B-519 <-- INMIA, CMAA-45. Received as: Bacillus

mesentericus fuscus Flugge 1886. Ex: brown soil. Armenia. Pathogenicity


4)


B-723 <-- INMI, VKM B-723 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8056. Received as: Bacillus subtilis

subsp. niger Smith et al. 1946. (ATCC 6537; NCIMB 8056). Pathogenicity


4)



subsp. niger Smith et al. 1946. (VKM B-911; CCM 878; CIP 52.79).


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)



subsp. niger Smith et al. 1946. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-911 <-- INMI, VKM B-911 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus subtilis subsp.

niger Smith et al. 1946. (VKM B-763; CCM 878; CIP 52.79). Pathogenicity


4)

Bacillus badius Batchelor 1919

B-496 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-496 <-- NCTC, NCTC 10333 <-- N.R. Smith, 663 <--

Henry, 110. (VKM B-936; ATCC 14574; BCRC 1699; CCM 2113; CCUG

7412; CECT 17; CIP 58.52; DSM 23; HAMBI 1885; JCM 12228; LMG

7122; NBIMCC 2210; NBRC 15713; NCIMB 9364). Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 5, 37oC, F-1, C-1, S-

4)

Bacillus circulans Jordan 1890

B-1242 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1242 <-- CCM, CCM 2048 <-- N.R. Smith, 726 <--

W.W. Ford, 26. (VKM B-505; ATCC 4513; BCRC 11027; CCM 2048;

CCUG 7416; CECT 10; CIP 52.75; DSM 11; ICMP 12484; JCM 2504;

KACC 10089; LMD 75.11; LMG 13261; NBRC 13626; NCCB 75011;

NCIMB 9374; NCTC 2610; VTT E-95570). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group


Bacillus circulans Jordan 1890

B-1969 <-- I.S. Zvyagintseva INMI. Received as: Bacillus circulans var.halophilus









Zvyagintseva. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 219, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus firmus Bredemann and Werner 1933

B-498 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-498 <-- NCTC, NCTC 10335 <-- N.R. Smith, 613.

(VKM B-735; ATCC 14575; CCM 2213; BCRC 11730; CCUG 7418; CIP

52.70; DSM 12; HAMBI 1886; IAM 12464; JCM 2512; LMG 7125; NBRC

15306; NCAIM B.01087; NCCB 48015; NCIMB 9366; NCTC 10335;

NRRL B-14307; NRRL NRS-613). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-734 <-- INMI, VKM B-734 <-- CCM, CCM 2212 <-- N.R. Smith, 854 <-- G.A.

Bredemann Hamburg. (VKM B-957; ATCC 8247; BCRC 11729; CCM

2212; CIP 52.69; DSM 359; IAM 1188; JCM 20092; LMG 12352; NBRC

3330; NCIM 2264; NCIMB 8162). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-957 <-- INMI, VKM B-957 <-- INMIA. (VKM B-734; ATCC 8247; BCRC

11729; CCM 2212; CIP 52.69; DSM 359; IAM 1188; JCM 20092; LMG

12352; NBRC 3330; NCIM 2264; NCIMB 8162). Pathogenicity group



B-1000 <-- INMI, VKM B-1000 <-- L.V. Vasilyeva INMI. Received as: Bacillus sp.

Ex: reedy bog. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Bacillus inaquosorum (Rooney et al. 2009) Dunlap et al. 2020


subsp. niger Smith et al. 1946. Synonym: Bacillus subtilis subsp.

inaquosorum Rooney et al. 2009. (NBRC 3108) DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: HQ605916; gyrB gene: HQ605915. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Bacillus lentus Gibson 1935

B-500 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-500 <-- NCTC, NCTC 4824. (ATCC 10840; BCRC

11735; CCM 2214; CCUG 1816; CECT 18; CIP 51.29; CIP 52.73; CIP

52.74; DSM 9; HAMBI 1918; IAM 12466; JCM 2511; KACC 10930; KCTC

3738; LMD 48.17; LMG 16798; NBRC 16444; NCCB 48017; NCIMB

8773; NCTC 4824). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-1725 <-- DSB MGU, 6 GAV. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-1726 <-- DSB MGU, 2 bac. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,










Bacillus licheniformis (Weigmann 1898) Chester 1901

B-59 <-- INMI, VKM B-59 <-- B.I. Kurochkin Astrakhan Medical Institute.

Received as: Bacillus tinakiensis Kurochkin 1958. Synonym: Clostridium

licheniforme Weigmann 1898, Denitrobacillus licheniformis (Weigmann

1898) Verhoeven 1952. Ex: mud for medical application. Tinaiki Lake.

Astrakhan Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-67 <-- INMI, VKM B-67 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, s/z. Received as: Bacillus

mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Synonym: Clostridium licheniforme Weigmann

1898, Denitrobacillus licheniformis (Weigmann 1898) Verhoeven 1952. Ex:

northern Podzol. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-68 <-- INMI, VKM B-68 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, op. Received as: Bacillus



corn. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-72 <-- INMI, VKM B-72 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, 16/1 p. Received as:

Bacillus mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Synonym: Clostridium licheniforme

Weigmann 1898, Denitrobacillus licheniformis (Weigmann 1898) Verhoeven

1952. Ex: brown soil. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-73 <-- INMI, VKM B-73 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, 3-4. Received as: Bacillus



corn. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, S-4)





wheat, Triticum vulgare. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-78 <-- INMI, VKM B-78 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, 5. Received as: Bacillus










hay. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)





podzolic soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-80 <-- INMI, VKM B-80 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, 7 g. Received as: Bacillus



wheat, Triticum vulgare. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-239 <-- INMI, VKM B-239 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, 2123. Received as:

Bacillus cereus. Synonym: Clostridium licheniforme Weigmann 1898,

Denitrobacillus licheniformis (Weigmann 1898) Verhoeven 1952.


5, 28oC, F-1, S-4)


B-405 <-- INMI, VKM B-405 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus mesentericus

Trevisan 1889. Synonym: Clostridium licheniforme Weigmann 1898,

Denitrobacillus licheniformis (Weigmann 1898) Verhoeven 1952.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-429 <-- INMI, VKM B-429 <-- INMIA, CCEB 115. Received as: Bacillus

subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Cohn 1872. Synonym: Clostridium licheniforme


1952. Ex: fly, Sphaerocella sp. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-431 <-- INMI, VKM B-431 <-- INMIA, TI 1232. Received as: Bacillus subtilis

(Ehrenberg 1835) Cohn 1872. Synonym: Clostridium licheniforme


1952. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)













(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-433 <-- INMI, VKM B-433 <-- INMIA, NCTC 6346. Synonym: Clostridium


1898) Verhoeven 1952. (VKM B-17; ATCC 9789; BCRC 11718; CCUG

26005; CCUG 26006; CDBB 30; DSM 8785; KCTC 1659; LMD 49.3; LMG

12244; LMG 7558; NBRC 12195; NCIMB 6346; NCIMB 8059; NCIMB

8061; NCTC 2586; NCTC 6346; NRRL B-358; NRRL B-642). Ex: milk.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-435 <-- INMI, VKM B-435 <-- INMIA, BU 169. Received as: Bacillus subtilis



1952. (ATCC 9945; BCRC 12826; CCM 2206; LMD 50.15; LMG 7559;

NBRC 12197; NCCB 50015; NCDO 793; NCIMB 8062; NCTC 7467;

NRRL B-571). Ex: flour. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-511 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-511 <-- NCTC, NCTC 10341. Synonym: Clostridium


1898) Verhoeven 1952. (ATCC 14580; CCM 2145; BCRC 11702; CCUG

7422; CFBP 4227; CIP 52.71; DSM 13; HAMBI 1823; IAM 13417; JCM

2505; KCTC 1753; KCTC 1918; LMG 6933; LMG 12363; LMG 12407;

NBRC 12200; NCAIM B.01470; NCCB 50016; NCCB 75015; NCIMB 9375

(formerly NCDO 1772); NCTC 10341; NRRL NRS-1264). Pathogenicity


4)


B-740 <-- INMI, VKM B-740 <-- CCM, CCM 2181 <-- N.R. Smith, 1330.

Synonym: Clostridium licheniforme Weigmann 1898, Denitrobacillus

licheniformis (Weigmann 1898) Verhoeven 1952. (ATCC 10716; BCRC

11556; CCM 2181; DSM 603; KCTC 3056; LMG 7562; NBRC 12199;

NCIM 2467; NCIMB 8873). Ex: septic wound. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-741 <-- INMI, VKM B-741 <-- CCM, CCM 2182. Synonym: Clostridium


1898) Verhoeven 1952. (BCRC 15413; CCM 2182; CIP A156; LMD 46.14;

NCCB 46014; NCIMB 6816; NCTC 6816). Pathogenicity group (SanPin










subsp. aterrimus Smith et al. 1946. Synonym: Clostridium licheniforme


1952 DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KX028865. Pathogenicity group



B-931 <-- INMI, VKM B-931 <-- INMIA. Synonym: Clostridium licheniforme


1952. (CIP 58.29). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-932 <-- INMI, VKM B-932 <-- INMIA. Synonym: Clostridium licheniforme



(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-1054 <-- INMI, VKM B-1054 <-- ARRIAM, 34 <-- Kral Collection, Vienna.

Received as: Bacillus subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Cohn 1872. Pathogenicity


4)


B-1055 <-- INMI, VKM B-1055 <-- ARRIAM, 36. Received as: Bacillus subtilis




(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus megaterium de Bary 1884

B-40 <-- INMI, VKM B-40 <-- INMI, 11. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-42 <-- INMI, VKM B-42 <-- INMI, 2-nd zavodskaya. Pathogenicity group



B-44 <-- INMI, VKM B-44 <-- INMI, 19/1. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-112 <-- INMI, VKM B-112 <-- L.I. Shaforostova INMI. Pathogenicity group



B-392 <-- INMI, VKM B-392 <-- INMIA, 119. Pathogenicity group (SanPin













B-393 <-- INMI, VKM B-393 <-- INMIA, 901. Ex: red earth. Georgia.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-394 <-- INMI, VKM B-394 <-- INMIA, 906. Ex: podzolic soil. Ukraine.


9, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-396 <-- INMI, VKM B-396 <-- INMIA, 909. Ex: gray soil. Tajikistan.


9, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-397 <-- INMI, VKM B-397 <-- INMIA, 910. Ex: brown soll. Armenia.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-398 <-- INMI, VKM B-398 <-- INMIA, 912. Ex: red soil. Georgia. Pathogenicity


4)


B-399 <-- INMI, VKM B-399 <-- INMIA, 913. Ex: brown soil. Armenia.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-400 <-- INMI, VKM B-400 <-- INMIA. Ex: contaminated culture received from

INMIA as strain 915, isolated from soil, strain VKM B-400/8. China.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-401 <-- INMI, VKM B-401 <-- INMIA, 916. Ex: mountain-meadow soil.

Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 9, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-402 <-- INMI, VKM-402 <-- INMIA, 921. Ex: gray soil. Azerbaijan.


9, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-512 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-512 <-- NCTC, NCTC 10342 <-- T. Gibson, 1060 <--

W.W. Ford, 19. (ATCC 14581; CCM 2007; BCRC 10608; CCUG 1817; CIP

66.20; DSM 32; HAMBI 2018; IAM 13418; JCM 2506; KCTC 3007; LMG










7127; NBRC 15308; NCCB 75016; NCIMB 9376; NCTC 10342; NRIC

1710; NRRL B-14308). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 3, 28oC, F-1, C-1, S-4)


B-847 <-- INMI, VKM B-847 <-- ARRIAM, 49. Received as: Bacillus megaterium

subsp. phosphaticum Menkina 1950. Ex: soil, sierozem. Vakhsh River

valley. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-944 <-- INMI, VKM B-944 <-- INMIA. (ATCC 10778; BCRC 11037; BCRC

11712; CCM 1464; CCUG 24714; CDBB 33; CIP 59.52; DSM 2894; DSM

509; IAM 1166; JCM 20084; KACC 10088; KCTC 2178; LMD 50.17;

NCCB 50017; NCIM 2087; NCIMB 8508; NCIMB 8578). Pathogenicity


4)


B-945 <-- INMI, VKM B-945 <-- INMIA. (ATCC 11562; CCM 1621; CIP 52.18;

NRRL B-3255). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-947 <-- INMI, VKM B-947 <-- INMIA. (ATCC 10778; BCRC 11037; BCRC

11712; CCM 1464; CCUG 24714; CDBB 33; CIP 59.52; DSM 2894; DSM

509; IAM 1166; JCM 20084; KACC 10088; KCTC 2178; LMD 50.17;

NCCB 50017; NCIM 2087; NCIMB 8508; NRRL B-938; NRRL B-939).


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-1052 <-- INMI, VKM B-1052 <-- ARRIAM, 4. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-1111 <-- INMI, VKM B-1111 <-- I.M. Nadirova INMI. Received as: Bacillus sp.

Ex: sea water. Far East. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Bacillus mycoides Fluegge 1886

B-45 <-- INMI, VKM B-45 <-- INMIA, 430. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



B-46 <-- INMI, VKM B-46 <-- INMIA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-47 <-- INMI, VKM B-47 <-- INMIA, 138. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-












B-48 <-- INMI, VKM B-48 <-- INMIA, 9 d. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



B-412 <-- INMI, VKM B-412 <-- INMIA, 132. Ex: brown soil. Armenia.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-413 <-- INMI, VKM B-413 <-- INMIA, 138 L. Ex: mountain chernozem.


(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-414 <-- INMI, VKM B-414 <-- INMIA, 149 L. Ex: black soil. Armenia.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-415 <-- INMI, VKM B-415 <-- INMIA, 154 L. Ex: black soil. Armenia.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-416 <-- INMI, VKM B-416 <-- INMIA. Ex: Phyllopertha sp. Armenia.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-417 <-- INMI, BKM B-417 <-- INMIA, 431 L. Ex: red soil. Georgia.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-689 <-- INMI, BKM B-689 <-- NCIB, NCIB 926 <-- Rothamsted CRII. (LMG

12410; NCIMB 926; NCTC 926). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-690 <-- INMI, VKM B-690 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8096 <-- N.R. Smith, 936. (ATCC

10206; BCRC 11716; NCIMB 8096). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



B-691 <-- INMI, VKM B-691 <-- NCIB, NCIB 7586 <-- T. Gibson, 15 Bacillus

cereus. Received as: Bacillus cereus subsp. mycoides (Flugge 1886) Smith et

al. 1946. (NCIMB 7586; NCTC 7586). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-














B-782 <-- INMI, VKM B-782 <-- CCM, CCM 30. Received as: Bacillus cereus

subsp. mycoides (Flugge 1886) Smith et al. 1946. Ex: water. Pond.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-783 <-- INMI, VKM B-783 <-- CCM, CCM 431. (CCM 431). Ex: water. Pond.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)



subsp. mycoides (Flugge 1886) Smith et al. 1946. Ex: water. Pond.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)



subsp. mycoides (Flugge 1886) Smith et al. 1946. Ex: pond mud.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-787 <-- INMI, VKM B-787 <-- CCM, CCM 115 <-- IFO, IFO 3015. (CCM 115;

IAM 1211; JCM 20107; NBRC 3015). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



B-788 <-- INMI, VKM B-788 <-- CCM, CCM 145 <-- IFO, IFO 3039. (CCM 145;

IAM 1190; JCM 20093; NBRC 3039). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-




subsp. mycoides (Flugge 1886) Smith et al. 1946. Ex: sludge. Pathogenicity


4)





4)





4)











B-813 <-- INMI, VKM B-813 <-- CCEB, CCEB A 111. Ex: barley rhizosphere.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-814 <-- INMI, VKM B-814 <-- CCEB, CCEB A 184. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity


1)


B-940 <-- INMI, VKM B-940 <-- INMIA, IP 5119. Received as: Bacillus cereus

Frankland and Frankland 1887. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Bacillus pumilus Meyer and Gottheil 1901

B-23 <-- INMI, VKM B-23 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI, 101. Received as: Bacillus

elenbachensis Stutzerin and Gottheil 1901. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)



mesentericus vulgatus Flugge 1886. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-423 <-- INMI, VKM B-423 <-- INMIA, CCEB 360. Ex: powdered preparation,

Filaxia. Hungary. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-424 <-- INMI, VKM B-424 <-- INMIA. (ATCC 6632; CCM 1995; NBRC

12088; NCIMB 8081). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-428 <-- INMI, VKM B-428 <-- INMIA, ARRIAM 33. Received as: Bacillus

subtilis. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)



(ATCC 7061; CCM 2144; BCRC 11706; CCUG 26015; CCUG 26016; CIP

52.67; DSM 27; HAMBI 1826; IAM 12469; JCM 2508; LMG 7132; LMG

18928; NBRC 12092; NCCB 48024; NCIMB 9369; NCTC 10337; NRIC

1010; NRRL NRS-272). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, S-4)


B-731 <-- INMI, VKM B-731 <-- CCM, CCM 32 <-- CN, CN 2202. Received as:










Bacillus coagulans Type strain. Ex: evaporated milk. Pathogenicity group



B-749 <-- INMI, VKM B-749 <-- CCM, CCM 386. (NBRC 12097). Ex: water.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-750 <-- INMI, VKM B-750 <-- CCM, CCM 447. Ex: water. Pond. Pathogenicity


4)


B-935 <-- INMI, VKM B-935 <-- INMIA. (ATCC 6631; CIP 52.68; DSM 2893;

NBRC 12110; NCAIM B.01081). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-1554 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-626 <-- L.V. Kalakoutskii IBPM <-- R. Gordon, IMRU.

Received as: Bacillus pumilus. Other name: Achromobacter liquefaciens

(Eisenberg 1891) Bergey et al. 1923. (ATCC 15716; CCUG 26014; JCM

20372; LMG 3455; NBRC 12605). Ex: air. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Bacillus safensis Satomi et al. 2006

B-711 <-- INMI, VKM B-711 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8738 <-- A.T. Fuller. Received as:

Bacillus pumilus. (NBRC 12090; NCIM 2108). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

gyrB gene: KX011111. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Bacillus sonorensis Palmisano et al. 2001

B-236 <-- INMI, VKM B-236 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, H 3283. Received as:

Bacillus filaris (Migula 1900) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: mud, Indian Ocean,

station 323. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.


budrikii Issachenko 1927. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Bacillus sp.


tumescens Zopf 1885. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Bacillus sp.


nobiles Adametz 1900. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,











Bacillus sp.

B-20 <-- INMI, VKM V-20 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI, 78. Received as: Bacillus

asterosporus Haselhoff and Bredemann 1906. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Bacillus sp.


lini Grieg-Smith 1905. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Bacillus sp.


paludosus Issachenko 1927. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Bacillus sp.

B-50 <-- INMI, VKM B-50. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Bacillus sp.


mesentericus fuscus Flugge 1886. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Bacillus sp.

B-210 <-- INMI, VKM B-210 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, 907. Received as: Bacillus

catenula (Duclaux 1887) Migula 1900. Ex: water, depth 5 m. Arctic Ocean.


68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.


Bacillus catenula (Duclaux 1887) Migula 1900. Ex: water, depth 10 m.

Station 2, Greenland sea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Bacillus sp.



Station 215, Indian Ocean. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Bacillus sp.





Bacillus sp.















Bacillus sp.





Bacillus sp.





Bacillus sp.





Bacillus sp.


Bacillus catenula (Duclaux 1887) Migula 1900. Ex: mud, station 271, Indian

Ocean. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.


Bacillus catenula (Duclaux 1887) Migula 1900. Ex: mud, station 326, Indian


(Medium 68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.


Bacillus virgulus (Duclaux 1887) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: water, depth 10 m.



Bacillus sp.


Bacillus lubinskii Migula 1900. Ex: water, depth 48 m. Station 3840, Pacific


(Medium 68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.


Bacillus lubinskii Migula 1900. Ex: water, depth 3946 m. Station 372,









Atlantic Ocean. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Bacillus sp.

B-225 <-- INMI, VKM B-225 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, A. Received as: Bacillus

glutinosus (Kern 1896) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: mud, Arctic Ocean, station

27, depth 75 m. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Bacillus sp.

B-226 <-- INMI, VKM B-226 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, B- 503. Received as:

Bacillus glutinosus (Kern 1896) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: water, depth 10 m.

Arctic Ocean. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-227 <-- INMI, VKM B-227 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, C 2376. Received as:

Bacillus glutinosus (Kern 1896) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: water, depth 148 m.



Bacillus sp.

B-228 <-- INMI, VKM B-228 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, B-11. Received as:

Bacillus filaris (Migula 1900) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: water, depth 250 m.


no. (Medium 68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-229 <-- INMI, VKM B-229 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, D 509. Received as:



no. (Medium 68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-230 <-- INMI, VKM B-230 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, E 1219. Received as:




Bacillus sp.

B-231 <-- INMI, VKM B-231 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, J 1229. Received as:




Bacillus sp.

B-232 <-- INMI, VKM B-232 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, F 1233. Received as:













Bacillus sp.

B-233 <-- INMI, VKM B-233 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, J 1386. Received as:




Bacillus sp.

B-235 <-- INMI, BKM B-235 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, B 2384. Received as:




Bacillus sp.


Bacillus filaris (Migula 1900) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: mud, Indian Ocean,

station 326. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-241 <-- INMI, VKM B-241 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, A 13. Received as:

Bacillus idosus Burchard 1897. Ex: water, depth 300 m. Arctic Ocean.


68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-242 <-- INMI, VKM B-242 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, D 23 a. Received as:



68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-243 <-- INMI, VKM B-243 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, F 103. Received as:



68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.




68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-245 <-- INMI, VKM B-245 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, B 1002. Received as:

Bacillus idosus Burchard 1897. Ex: water, depth 50 m. Station 1, Greenland

sea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-365 <-- INMI, VKM B-365 <-- INMIA <-- ARRIAM, 62. Received as: Bacillus









anthracoides Huppe and Wood 1889. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Bacillus sp.

B-368 <-- INMI, VKM B-368 <-- INMIA <-- CCEB, CCEB 393. Received as:

Bacillus bombycis Macchiati 1891. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Bacillus sp.


(Ehrenberg 1835) Cohn 1872. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Bacillus sp.

B-745 <-- INMI, VKM B-745 <-- CCM, CCM 45. Received as: Bacillus polymyxa.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-818 <-- INMI, VKM B-818 <-- DM MSU. Received as: Bacillus tumescens Zopf


(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-881 <-- INMI, VKM B-881 <-- E.N. Mishustin INMI. Received as: Bacillus

longissimus Mishustin and Tepper 1938. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Bacillus sp.

B-886 <-- INMI, VKM B-886 <-- L.G. Loginova INMI, 110. Received as: Bacillus

subtilis. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 3, 37oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus sp.

B-1069 <-- INMI, VKM B-1069 <-- I.M. Nadirova INMI. Ex: high mountain soil.

Turkmenistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Bacillus sp.

B-1070 <-- INMI, VKM B-1070 <-- I.M. Nadirova INMI. Ex: high mountain soil.

Turkmenistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Bacillus sp.

B-1391 <-- INMI, VKM B-1391 <-- V.I. Duda INMI. Received as: Bacillus

filamentosus Skalozub et al. Type. Ex: turf-meadow soil. Odessa Region.

Ukraine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus spizizenii (Nakamura et al. 1999) Dunlap et al. 2020

B-720 <-- INMI, VKM B-720 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8054 <-- N.R. Smith, 231.











Received as: Bacillus subtilis. Synonym: Bacillus subtilis subsp. spizizenii

Nakamura et al. 1999. (VKM B-434; VKM B-912; VKM B-916; ACM

2268; ACM 3156; ATCC 6633; BCRC 10447; CCM 1999; CCUG 10779;

CDBB 555; CECT 356; CFBP 1963; CIP 52.62; CNCTC 5610; CNCTC Bs

8/58; DSM 347; IAM 1069; ICMP 3282; JCM 20035; JCM 2499; KCTC

1021; KCTC 2023; KCTC 2189; LMD 47.15; LMD 89.157; LMG 8197;

NBIMCC 1709; NBRC 3134; NBRC 3513; NCAIM B.01644; NCCB 47015;

NCCB 89157; NCIM 2063; NCIM 2266; NCIM 2329; NCIMB 8054; NCTC

10400; NRRL B-354; NRRL B-4378; VTT E-85231). Pathogenicity group


Bacillus subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Cohn 1872

B-12 <-- INMI, VKM B-12 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI, 86. Received as: Tyrothrix

tenuis Duclaux 1889. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835, Bacillus

subtilis subsp. subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. Pathogenicity


3, S-4)



mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835,

Bacillus subtilis subsp. subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. Ex:

soil, burozem. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-69 <-- INMI, VKM B-69 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, 5x. Received as: Bacillus



bread. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)





brown soil. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,






soil, burozem. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,












northern Podzol. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-386 <-- INMI, VKM B-386 <-- INMIA <-- CCEB, CCEB 361 <-- Lysenko O.,

46-11-2. Received as: Bacillus coagulans. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis

Ehrenberg 1835, Bacillus subtilis subsp. subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura

et al. 1999. Ex: bark-beetle, Xyloterus lineatus. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-403 <-- INMI, VKM B-403 <-- INMIA, IMV 2. Received as: Bacillus


Bacillus subtilis subsp. subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)






3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)






3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)



mesentericus vulgatus Flugge 1886. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg

1835, Bacillus subtilis subsp. subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al.


(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)






(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)













(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-436 <-- INMI, VKM B-436 <-- INMIA, BU 170. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis


et al. 1999. (ATCC 9466; BCRC 11224; CCM 1997; CIP 53.159; IAM 1026;

NCIMB 8159; NRRL B-558). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-501 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-501 <-- NCTC, NCTC 3610. Received as: Bacillus

subtilis Type. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835, Bacillus subtilis

subsp. subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. (VKM B- 758; VKM

B- 919; ATCC 6051; ATCC 6051-U; CCM 2216; BCRC 10255; CCUG 163

B; CFBP 4228; CIP 52.65; DSM 10; IAM 12118; IMET 10758; JCM 1465;

LMG 7135; NBRC 13719; NBRC 16412; NCAIM B.01095; NCCB 70064;

NCCB 32009; NCCB 53016; NCIMB 3610 (formerly NCDO 1769); NCTC

3610; NRRL B-4219; NRRL NRS-1315; NRRL NRS-744). Pathogenicity


4)



mesentericus fuscus Flugge 1886. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835,








gray soil. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,












brown soil. Azerbaijan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,









B-520 <-- INMI, VKM B-520 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus mesentericus niger

Lunt 1896. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835, Bacillus subtilis

subsp. subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. Ex: mountain

chernozem. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)





1999. Ex: brown soil. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,






1999. Ex: gray soil. Azerbaijan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,






1999. Ex: gray soil. Azerbaijan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,






1999. Ex: brown soil. Azerbaijan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-568 <-- INMI, VKM B-568 <-- ARRIAM, ATCC 7070. Received as: Bacillus

polymyxa. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835, Bacillus subtilis subsp.

subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. (ATCC 7070; CIP A39;

LMD 48.23; LMG 21892; NCCB 48023; NRRL B-368). Pathogenicity


4)


B-721 <-- INMI, VKM B-721 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8646. Received as: Bacillus

subtilis. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835, Bacillus subtilis subsp.

subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. (ATCC 12711; LMD 80.11;








NCCB 80011; NCIM 2479; NCIMB 8646; VTT E-68013). Pathogenicity


4)


B-722 <-- INMI, VKM B-722 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8055. Received as: Bacillus subtilis

subsp. aterrimus Smith et al. 1946. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg


1999. (ATCC 6461; LMG 17723; NCIMB 8055). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity


4)



subsp. aterrimus Smith et al. 1946. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg


1999. (NBRC 3214). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,




subsp. mycoides (Flugge 1886) Smith et al. 1946. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis


et al. 1999. Ex: pond mud. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-794 <-- INMI, VKM B-794 <-- CCEB, CCEB 361. Received as: Bacillus

coagulans. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835, Bacillus subtilis subsp.

subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. Ex: Xyloterus lineatus.


5, 37oC, F-1, S-4)


B-913 <-- INMI, VKM B-913 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus subtilis. Synonym:

Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835, Bacillus subtilis subsp. subtilis (Ehrenberg

1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. (CIP 53.174). Pathogenicity group (SanPin





1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. (CIP 53.178). Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-915 <-- INMI, VKM B-915 <-- INMIA. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg


1999. (VKM B-436; ATCC 9466; CCM 1997; CIP 53.159; IAM 1026; JCM








20014; NCIM 2117; NCIMB 8159; NRRL B-558). Pathogenicity group






(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)




1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. (ATCC 4529; CIP 61.6). Pathogenicity group



B-919 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-919 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus subtilis Type.

Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835, Bacillus subtilis subsp. subtilis

(Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. (VKM B- 501; VKM B- 758;

ATCC 6051; ATCC 6051-U; CCM 2216; BCRC 10255; CCUG 163 B;

CFBP 4228; CIP 52.65; DSM 10; IAM 12118; IMET 10758; JCM 1465;

LMG 7135; NBRC 13719; NBRC 16412; NCAIM B.01095; NCCB 70064;

NCCB 32009; NCCB 53016; NCIMB 3610 (formerly NCDO 1769); NCTC

3610; NRRL B-4219; NRRL NRS-1315; NRRL NRS-744). Pathogenicity


4)




1999. (CIP 55.96). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,





1999. (ATCC 9524; CECT 371; CIP 54.10; NCIM 2545; NCIMB 8057).


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-922 <-- INMI, VKM B-922 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus subtilis subsp.

aterrimus Smith et al. 1946. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835,

Bacillus subtilis subsp. subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. (CIP

51.54). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 3, 30oC, F-4, S-4)


B-1053 <-- INMI, VKM B-1053 <-- ARRIAM, 33. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis









et al. 1999. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-1574 <-- E.Ya. Vinogradov St. Petersburg Veterinary Institute. Received as:

Bacillus mucilaginosus Krassilnikov 1949. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis



(Medium 5, 37oC, F-1, S-4)


B-3395 <-- I.G. Akhapkina. Synonym: Vibrio subtilis Ehrenberg 1835, Bacillus

subtilis subsp. subtilis (Ehrenberg 1835) Nakamura et al. 1999. Ex: culture

medium of house dust mites of the genus Dermatophagoides. Moscow.



Bacillus thuringiensis Berliner 1915

B-82 <-- INMI, VKM B-82 <-- E.V. Talalaev ISU, 49-2. Received as: Bacillus

dendrolimus Talalaev 1956. Synonym: Bacillus cereus var. thuringiensis

Smith et al. 1952. Ex: dead caterpillars of Dendrolimus sibiricus. Russia.


3, 30oC, F-1, C-1, S-4)


B-83 <-- INMI, VKM B-83 <-- E.V. Talalaev ISU, Krasnoyarsk strain. Received

as: Bacillus dendrolimus Talalaev 1956. Synonym: Bacillus cereus var.

thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. Ex: dead caterpillars of Siberian silkworm.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-84 <-- INMI, VKM B-84 <-- E.V. Talalaev ISU, Chita strain. Received as:

Bacillus dendrolimus Talalaev 1956. Synonym: Bacillus cereus var.

thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. Ex: dead caterpillars of Siberian silkworm.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-85 <-- INMI, VKM B-85 <-- E.V. Talalaev ISU, 11, 49-2. Received as: Bacillus

dendrolimus Talalaev 1956. Synonym: Bacillus cereus var. thuringiensis

Smith et al. 1952. Ex: dead caterpillars. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-




dendrolimus Talalaev 1956 Type. Synonym: Bacillus cereus var.

thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. (ATCC 19266). Ex: caterpillars of Siberian








silkworm, Dendrolimus sibericus. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,




entomocidus subsp. subtoxicus Heimpel and Angus 1958. Synonym: Bacillus

cereus var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. (ATCC 19268; CIP 53.138). Ex:

Indian meal moth, Plodia interpunctella. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-440 <-- INMI, VKM B-440 <-- INMIA, CCEB 058. Synonym: Bacillus cereus

var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. Ex: Indian meal moth, Plodia

interpunctella. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):



B-441 <-- INMI, VKM B-441 <-- INMIA, CCEB 059 (mutant of strain CCEB 058).

Synonym: Bacillus cereus var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. Pathogenicity


4)



var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. Ex: Galleria mellonella. Pathogenicity


4)



var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

























var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. Ex: Antheraea pernyi. Pathogenicity


4)



thuringiensis subsp. ephestiae Heimpel and Angus 1958. Synonym: Bacillus

cereus var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. Ex: mediterranean flour moth,

Ephestia kuhniella. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-453 <-- INMI, VKM B-453 <-- INMIA, CCEB 461<-- CCEB 461(Bacillus

thuringiensis subsp. sotto) <-- A. M. Heimpel <-- Ono (Bacillus sotto) <--

Ishiwata. Received as: Bacillus thuringiensis var. sotto Heimpel and Angus

1958. Synonym: Bacillus cereus var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. (ATCC

19270; BCRC 15853; CCEB 461). Ex: silkworm, Bombyx sp. Pathogenicity


4)


B-454 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-454 <-- INMIA, CCEB 457. Received as: Bacillus

thuringiensis var. thuringiensis (Berliner 1915) Heimpel and Angus 1958

Type. Synonym: Bacillus cereus var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. (VKM

B-439; ATCC 10792; CCUG 7429; CIP 53.137; DSM 2046; HAMBI 252;

HAMBI 478; IAM 12077; ICMP 12371; IMI 348918; JCM 20386; KCTC

1033; KCTC 1034; KCTC 3452; NBRC 101235; NCAIM B.01292; NCCB

70008; NRRL HD-735; VTT E-86245). Ex: mediterranean flour moth,

Ephestia kuhniella. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-796 <-- INMI, VKM B-796 <-- CCEB, CCEB 057. Synonym: Bacillus cereus




B-1544 <-- INMIA, 805. Received as: Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. caucasicus Type.

Synonym: Bacillus cereus var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. Ex: Bombyx

mori. Tbilisi. Georgia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-1555 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-528 <-- INMIA, 737 <-- E.A. Steinhaus, 57.1.1.

Received as: Bacillus entomocidus var. entomocidus Heimpel and Angus.

Synonym: Bacillus cereus var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. (ATCC

19267). Ex: Aphemia gularis. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,










B-1556 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-617 <-- V.K. Eroshin IBPM <-- NRRL B-4308.

Received as: Bacillus thuringiensis finitimus de Barjac and Bonnetoi.

Synonym: Bacillus cereus var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. (CDBB 41).


145, 30oC, F-1, S-5)


B-1557 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-616 <-- V.K. Eroshin <-- NRRL B-4307. Received as:

Bacillus thuringiensis thuringiensis (Berliner 1915) Heimpel and Angus

1958. Synonym: Bacillus cereus var. thuringiensis Smith et al. 1952. (CDBB

40). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 145, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Bacillus toyonensis Jimenez et al. 2014


subsp. mycoides (Flugge 1886) Smith et al. 1946. (ACM 1133; ACM 2997;

ATCC 11778; ATCC 19637; BCRC 10446; BCRC 13841; CCM 869; CCM

896; CCUG 10781; CCUG 7415; CDBB 1019; CECT 193; CECT 5051;

CFBP 1964; CFBP 488; CIP 64.52; CNCTC 6226; CNCTC Bc 7/69; DSM

345; DSM 4490; ICMP 5924; KCTC 1012; LMD 61.21; LMG 8221; NBRC

3836; NCAIM B.01879; NCCB 61021; NCIM 2106; NCIM 2457; NCIM

2459; NCIMB 8012; NCIMB 8849; NCTC 1032; NCTC 10320; NRRL B-



Bacillus velezensis Ruiz-Garcia 2005


mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Ex: wheat, Triticum vulgare, grain.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacillus velezensis Ruiz-Garcia 2005

B-65 <-- INMI, VKM B-65 <-- V.A. Mirzoeva INMI, 40/1 e. Received as:

Bacillus mesentericus Trevisan 1889. Ex: wheat, Triticum vulgare, grain.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Bacteroides uniformis Eggerth and Gagnon 1933

B-2900 <-- Efimov B.A.,Shkoporov A.N., Pirogov Russian National Research

Medical University (Pirogov RNRMU). Received as: BUN24. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 344, 37oC

Growth condition: anaerobic., F-1, F-2)

Bactoderma rosea (Winogradsky and Winogradsky 1933) Tepper and Korshunova 1973

B-1344 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1344 <-- E.Z. Tepper MTAA, 34. Received as:

Bactoderma rosea. Synonym: Bactoderma rosea Winogradsky and

Winogradsky 1933. Ex: selective medium 2-nd nitrification phase.


145, 30oC, F-1, S-4)








Bactoderma rosea (Winogradsky and Winogradsky 1933) Tepper and Korshunova 1973

B-1345 <-- INMI, VKM B-1345 <-- E.Z. Tepper MTAA, 39. Synonym: Bactoderma

rosea Winogradsky and Winogradsky 1933. Ex: selective medium of 2-nd

nitrification phase. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Belliella buryatense Kozyreva et al. 2016

B-2721 <-- IGEB, 1cb. Ex: water. Alkaline brackish Solenoe Lake. Republic of

Byriatia. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-2722 <-- IGEB, 2c. (KCTC 32193). Ex: water. Alkaline brackish Solenoe Lake.

Republic of Byriatia. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HF913423.


43, 30oC, F-3)


B-2724 Type <-- IGEB, 5c. (KCTC 32194). Ex: water. Alkaline brackish Solenoe Lake.

Republic of Byriatia. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Belliella pelovolcani Arun et al. 2009

B-2720 Òype <-- IGEB, CC-SAL-25T. (BCRC 17883; KCTC 13248). Ex: mud volcano.

Taiwan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Belliella sp.

B-2723 <-- IGEB, 3c. Ex: water. Alkaline brackish Solenoe Lake. Republic of

Byriatia. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Brachybacterium conglomeratum (ex Migula 1900) Takeuchi et al. 1995

Ac-1424 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, NCIB 9859. Received as: Arthrobacter sp.

Synonym: Micrococcus conglomeratus Migula 1900. Other name:

Brachybacterium faecium Collins et al. 1988. (DSM 46339; IFO (now

NBRC) 15223; NCIMB 9859). Ex: poultry deep litter. Pathogenicity group


Brachybacterium conglomeratum (ex Migula 1900) Takeuchi et al. 1995

Ac-1975 Type <-- IFO 15472. Synonym: Micrococcus conglomeratus Migula 1900. (CCM

2589; CIP 104400; DSM 10241; IFO (now NBRC) 15472; JCM 11608). Ex:

poultry deep litter DNA sequences: AB537169. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brachybacterium faecium Collins et al. 1988

Ac-1423 Type <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, NCIB 9860. Received as: Arthrobacter sp. (ATCC

43885; CIP 103333; DSM 4810; IFO (now NBRC)14762; JCM 11609;

NCIMB 9860). Ex: poultry deep litter DNA sequences: CP001643 (complete

genome), X91032, X83810. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,










Brachybacterium paraconglomeratum Takeuchi et al. 1995

Ac-1425 Type <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, NCIB 9861. Received as: Arthrobacter sp. (VKM

Ac-1977; ATCC 51843; CIP 103334; DSM 46341; IFO (now NBRC)15224;

JCM 11649; JCM 17781; LMG 19861; NCIMB 9861). Ex: poultry deep

litter DNA sequences: AJ415377. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brachybacterium paraconglomeratum Takeuchi et al. 1995

Ac-1977 Type <-- IFO 15224. (VKM Ac-1425; ATCC 51843; CIP 103334; DSM 46341;

IFO (now NBRC) 15224; JCM 11649; LMG 19861; NCIMB 9861) DNA

sequences: AJ415377. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Brachybacterium rhamnosum Takeuchi et al. 1995

Ac-1976 Type <-- IFO 15203. (ATCC 51844; CIP 104398; DSM 10240; IFO (now NBRC)

15203; JCM 11650; LMG 19848). Ex: corn steep liquor DNA sequences:

AJ415376. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)

Bradyrhizobium denitrificans (Hirsch and Mueller 1986) van Berkum et al. 2011

B-2062 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- IFAM, IFAM 1005 <-- M. Mueller, 222.

Received as: Blastobacter denitrificans. Synonym: Blastobacter denitrificans

Hirsch and Mueller 1986. (ATCC 43295; DSM 1113; LMG 8443). Ex:

surface lake water. Schleswig-Holstein. Germany. Pathogenicity group


Bradyrhizobium japonicum (Kirchner 1896) Jordan 1982

B-1020 <-- INMI, VKM B-1020 <-- ARRIAM, 649. Received as: Rhizobium

japonicum. Synonym: Rhizobium japonicum (Kirchner 1896) Buchanan

1926, Rhizobacterium japonicum Kirchner 1896. Ex: soybean, Glycine soja.

West Kazakhstan Region. Kazakhstan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 161, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-1021 <-- INMI, VKM B-1021 <-- ARRIAM, 601a. Received as: Rhizobium



Pskov Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,






Georgia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 161, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)










B-1965 <-- DSMZ, DSM 30140. Received as: Rhizobium lupini Type strain.

Synonym: Rhizobacterium japonicum Kirchner 1896; Rhizobium japonicum

(Kirchner 1896) Buchanan 1926. (DSM 30140; NBRC 100381). Ex: Lupinus

angustifolius. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 161, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-1967 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 30131. Received as: Bradyrhizobium japonicum.

Synonym: Rhizobacterium japonicum Kirchner 1896; Rhizobium japonicum

(Kirchner 1896) Buchanan 1926. (ATCC 10324; BCRC 13518; CCUG

27876; CECT 530; CIP 106093; DSM 30131; HAMBI 2314; IAM 12608;

ICMP 2864; ICMP 9301; JCM 20679; KCTC 2422; LMG 6138; NBRC

14783; NCIMB 11477; NRRL B-4507). Ex: soybean, Glycine hispida.


161, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Bradyrhizobium sp.


japonicum. Ex: soybean, Glycine soja, roots. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Bradyrhizobium sp.

B-1019 <-- INMI, VKM B-1019 <-- ARRIAM, 561. Received as: Rhizobium lupini.

Ex: Ornithopus sativus. Bryansk Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 161, 28oC, F-1, C-1,

F-3)

Bradyrhizobium sp.


phaseoli. Ex: Phaseolus sp. Orenburg Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group


F-3)

Brevibacillus borstelensis (Shida et al. 1995) Shida et al. 1996

B-678 <-- INMI, VKM B-678 <-- Knaysi, 80 <-- CSIRO 661 Bacillus agri.

Received as: Bacillus brevis Migula 1900. Synonym: Bacillus borstelensis

(ex Porter) Shida et al. 1995, Bacillus borstelensis Porter. (LMG 16208;

NCIMB 8803). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Brevibacillus borstelensis (Shida et al. 1995) Shida et al. 1996

B-949 <-- INMI, VKM B-949 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus coagulans.


5, 37oC, F-1, S-4)

Brevibacillus brevis (Migula 1900) Shida et al. 1996

B-487 <-- INMI, VKM B-487. Received as: Bacillus brevis. Synonym: Bacillus

brevis Migula 1900. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,











B-503 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-503 <-- NCTC, NCTC 2611. Received as: Bacillus brevis

Type. Synonym: Bacillus brevis Migula 1900. (ATCC 8246; BCRC 14682;

CCM 2050; CCUG 7413; CECT 5; CIP 52.86; DSM 30; HAMBI 1883; JCM

2503; KCTC 3743; LMD 48.9; LMG 16651; LMG 16674; LMG 16698;

LMG 16702; LMG 16703; LMG 7123; NBRC 15304; NCCB 48009;

NCIMB 9372; NCTC 2611; NRRL B-14602; NRRL NRS-604; VTT E-


(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-950 <-- INMI, VKM B-950 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus brevis. Synonym:

Bacillus brevis Migula 1900. (CIP 52.87). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevibacillus laterosporus (Laubach 1916) Shida et al. 1996

B-499 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-499 <-- NCTC, NCTC 6357. Received as: Bacillus

laterosporus Type. Synonym: Bacillus laterosporus Laubach 1916. (VKM B-

694; VKM B-695; VKM B-696; ATCC 64; CCM 2116; BCRC 10607;

CCUG 7421; CFBP 4222; CIP 52.83; DSM 25; JCM 2496; LMG 16000;

NBRC 15654; NCIMB 9367; NCTC 6357). Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-736 <-- INMI, VKM B-736 <-- CCM, CCM 831 <-- N.R. Smith, 661 <-- R.E.

Gordon, NRS 661 <- A.G. Lochhead, Bacillus orpheus. Received as:

Bacillus laterosporus. Synonym: Bacillus laterosporus Laubach 1916. (VKM

B-959; ATCC 6456; CCM 831; CIP 52.85; DSM 335; LMG 6932).


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-737 <-- INMI, VKM B-737 <-- CCM, CCM 1612 <-- J. Hamleton, 20485-2

(Bacillus orheus). Received as: Bacillus laterosporus. Synonym: Bacillus

laterosporus Laubach 1916. (VKM B-955; ATCC 9141; CCM 1612; CCUG

52899; CIP 51.31; KCTC 3315; LMG 15441; NCIMB 701124).


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-738 <-- INMI, VKM B-738 <-- CCM, CCM 1628. Received as: Bacillus

laterosporus. Synonym: Bacillus laterosporus Laubach 1916. Pathogenicity


4)


B-795 <-- INMI, VKM B-795 <-- CCEB, CCEB 342. Synonym: Bacillus

laterosporus Laubach 1916. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,










B-955 <-- INMI, VKM B-955 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus laterosporus.

Synonym: Bacillus laterosporus Laubach 1916. (VKM B-737; ATCC 9141;

CCM 1612; CCUG 52899; CIP 51.31; KCTC 3315; LMG 15441; NCIMB


(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-959 <-- INMI, VKM B-959 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus laterosporus.

Synonym: Bacillus laterosporus Laubach 1916. (VKM B-736; ATCC 6456;

CCM 831; CIP 52.85; DSM 335; LMG 6932). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevibacillus parabrevis (Migula 1900) Shida et al. 1996

B-677 <-- INMI, VKM B-677 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8146 <--ATCC, ATCC 10068.

Received as: Bacillus brevis Migula 1900. Synonym: Bacillus parabrevis

Takagi et al. 1993. (VKM B-727; ATCC 10068; CCM 1463; DSM 370;

LMD 47.5; LMG 15428; LMG 15930; LMG 15972; NBRC 12335; NBRC

12374; NCCB 47005; NCIM 2532; NCIMB 7577; NCIMB 8146; NCTC



Brevibacillus parabrevis (Takagi et al. 1993) Shida et al. 1996

B-726 <-- INMI, VKM B-726 <-- CCM, CCM 1089 <-- N.R. Smith, 751 <-- R.Y.

Dubos, BG. Received as: Bacillus brevis Migula 1900. Synonym: Bacillus

parabrevis Takagi et al. 1993. (VKM B-952; ATCC 8185; BCRC 11047;

CCM 1089; DSM 362; IAM 1031; JCM 20017; LMD 47.4; LMG 15973;

NBRC 3331; NCCB 47004; NCIM 2533; NCIMB 8598). Ex: soil.


3, 30oC, F-1, C-1, S-4)


B-727 <-- INMI, VKM B-727 <-- CCM, CCM 1463 <-- T. Gibson, 108. Received

as: Bacillus brevis Migula 1900. Synonym: Bacillus parabrevis Takagi et al.

1993. (VKM B-677; ATCC 10068; CCM 1463; DSM 370; LMD 47.5; LMG

15428; LMG 15930; LMG 15972; NBRC 12335; NBRC 12374; NCCB

47005; NCIM 2532; NCIMB 7577; NCIMB 8146; NCTC 7577; NRRL B-


(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C- 1, S-4)


B-952 <-- INMI, VKM B-952 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus brevis Migula

1900. Synonym: Bacillus parabrevis Migula 1900. (VKM B-726; ATCC

8185; BCRC 11047; CCM 1089; DSM 362; IAM 1031; JCM 20017; LMD

47.4; LMG 15973; NBRC 3331; NCCB 47004; NCIM 2533; NCIMB 8598).


3, 30oC, F-1, C-1, S-4)

Brevibacterium antiquum Gavrish et al. 2005







Ac-2118 Type <-- S.A.Karasev IBPM, PF66. (LMG 22206; JCM 13317; UCM Ac-411).

Ex: permafrost. Kolyma Lowland, Arctic. Russia DNA sequences:


(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)

Brevibacterium aurantiacum Gavrish et al. 2005

Ac-2110 <-- IFO 12170. Received as: Brevibacterium linens (Wolf 1910) Breed 1953.

(ATCC 9174; IFO (now NBRC) 12170). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevibacterium aurantiacum Gavrish et al. 2005

Ac-2111 Type <-- IFO 12171. Received as: Brevibacterium linens (Wolf 1910) Breed 1953.

(ATCC 9175; CCRC 10379; DSM 20426; IAM 1902; IFO (now NBRC)

12171; JCM 2590; KCTC 3084; LMG 22546; NCDO 739 (now NCIMB

8546)). Ex: camambert cheese DNA sequences: X76566. Pathogenicity


Brevibacterium casei Collins et al. 1983

Ac-2114 Type <-- IFO, IFO 14812. (ATCC 35513; CCM 4100; CCRC 12214; CIP 102111;

DSM 20657; IFO (now NBRC)14812; JCM 2594; KCTC 3082; KCTC 3085;

NCIMB 702048 (formerly NCDO 2048)). Ex: cheddar cheese DNA

sequences: X76564, AJ251418. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevibacterium casei Collins et al. 1983

Ac-2115 <-- IFO 15228. (IFO (now NBRC) 15228; JCM 2595; KCTC 3086). Ex:

cheddar cheese. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Brevibacterium epidermidis Collins et al. 1983

Ac-2108 Type <-- IFO 14811. (ATCC 35514; CCM 4098; CCRC 12215; CIP 102110; DSM

20660; IFO (now NBRC) 14811; JCM 2593; KCTC 3090; NCIMB 702286

(formerly NCDO 2286); NCTC 12997). Ex: human skin DNA sequences:


(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)

Brevibacterium epidermidis Collins et al. 1983

Ac-2109 <-- IFO 15229. (CCM 4099; DSM 20659; IFO (now NBRC) 15229; JCM

2592; KCTC 3089). Ex: human skin. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Brevibacterium iodinum (ex Davis 1939) Collins et al. 1981

Ac-2106 Type <-- IFO 15230. Synonym: Chromobacterium iodinum Davis 1939. (ATCC

49514; CCRC 12216; DSM 20626; IFO (now NBRC) 15230; JCM 2591;

KCTC 3083; NCIMB 700613 (formerly NCDO 613); NCTC 12995; NRRL

B-1717). Ex: milk. UK DNA sequences: X83813, X76567. Pathogenicity


Brevibacterium iodinum (ex Davis 1939) Collins et al. 1981

Ac-2107 <-- IFO 3558. Synonym: Chromobacterium iodinum Davis 1939. (IFO (now









NBRC) 3558; NRRL B-141). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevibacterium linens (Wolff 1910) Breed 1953

Ac-2112 Type <-- IFO 12142. Synonym: Bacterium linens Wolff 1910. (ATCC 9172;

CCRC 10631; CIP 101125; DSM 20425; IAM 12437; IFO (now NBRC)

12142; JCM 1327; NCIMB 9909; NRRL B-4210). Ex: good Harzerkase

cheese. Kiel. Germany DNA sequences: X77451. Pathogenicity group



Ac-2113 <-- IFO 12141. Synonym: Bacterium linens Wolff 1910. (ATCC 8377;

CCRC 11884; IAM 12436; IFO (now NBRC)12141; JCM 1328; NCIMB

11437). Ex: manufacture of Brie cheese. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-2159 <-- VKM B-1209 <-- INMI, VKM B-1209 <-- IBPM, B-133 <-- CCM 1924.

Synonym: Bacterium linens Wolff 1910. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevibacterium permense Gavrish et al. 2005

Ac-2280 Type <-- E.G.Plotnikova IMG, P4. (JCM 13318; LMG 22207; UCM Ac-413). Ex:

soil near saltern. Perm Territory, Berezniki. Russia DNA sequences:


(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)

Brevibacterium sp.

Ac-2119 <-- E.Gavrish IBPM, GK2. Ex: soil of rice field. Krasnodar Territory. Russia

DNA sequences: AY243345. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevibacterium sp.

Ac-2120 <-- E.Gavrish IBPM, GK3. Ex: soil of rice field. Krasnodar Territory.


(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)

Brevundimonas aurantiaca (ex Poindexter 1964) Abraham et al. 1999

B-1185 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1185 <-- IBPM, IBPM BC-6 <-- S.S. Belyaev IBPM, 6

<-- G.A. Zavarzin INMI. Received as: Caulobacter henricii subsp.

aurantiacus. Synonym: Caulobacter henricii subsp. aurantiacus Poindexter

1964. (ATCC 15266; CCUG 45020; DSM 4731; LMG 18359). Ex:

contamination of culture Chlorella. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevundimonas bacteroides (Poindexter 1964) Abraham et al. 1999

B-1500 Òype <-- L.B. Andreev IBPM, CB 7 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 7. Received as:

Caulobacter bacteroides Type. Synonym: Caulobacter bacteroides Poindexter

1964. (ATCC 15254; CCUG 45021; CCUG 48877; CIP 101031; DSM 4726;

KCTC 12439; LMG 15096). Ex: water. Lake. California. USA.










55, 29oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas bacteroides (Poindexter 1964) Abraham et al. 1999

B-1501 <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 11a <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 11a.

Received as: Caulobacter bacteroides. Synonym: Caulobacter bacteroides

Poindexter 1964. (ATCC 19090; CECT 802; NCIMB 9790). Ex: water.

Pond. California. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Brevundimonas bullata (Gray and Thornton 1928) Kang et al. 2009

B-2532 Òype <-- VKM Ac-910 <-- ATCC, ATCC 4278. Received as: Mycoplana bullata

Type. Synonym: Mycoplana bullata Gray and Thornton 1928 emend.

Urakami et al. 1990. (VKM Ac-910; ATCC 4278; BCRC 11578; DSM 7126;

HAMBI 262; JCM 20846; LMG 17157; NBRC 13290; NRRL B-1090;

NRRL B-8016). Ex: soil. Rotamsted. UK. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevundimonas bullata (Gray and Thornton 1928) Kang et al. 2009

B-3364 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, AD-10. Received as: Brevundimonas bullata.

Synonym: Mycoplana bullata Gray and Thornton 1928. Ex: permafrost, age

is unknown. Antarctica. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Brevundimonas diminuta (Leifson and Hugh 1954) Segers et al. 1994

B-969 <-- INMI, VKM B-969 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI, 501. Received as:

Pseudomonas diminuta. Synonym: Pseudomonas diminuta Leifson and Hugh


(Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-1297 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1297 <-- O. Lysenko CCEB, CCEB 513. Received as:

Pseudomonas diminuta Type. Synonym: Pseudomonas diminuta Leifson and

Hugh 1954. (VKM B-893; ATCC 11568; BCRC 11894; CCM 2657; CCUG

1187; CCUG 1427; CCUG 557 B; CECT 317; CIP 63.27; DSM 7234; IAM

12691; JCM 2788; KCTC 12488; LMD 76.50; LMG 1793; LMG 2088;

LMG 2089; NBRC 12697; NCAIM B.01118; NCCB 76050; NCIM 2865;

NCIMB 9393; NCTC 8545; NRRL B-1496; VTT E-072717). Ex: water.


5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-1536 <-- Zh.S. Potekhina TSU, B 969. Received as: Pseudomonas diminuta.

Synonym: Pseudomonas diminuta Leifson and Hugh 1954. Pathogenicity


Brevundimonas halotolerans Abraham et al. 2010

B-2594 Òype <-- W.-R. Abraham Helmholtz Centre of Infection Research, Braunschweig,

Germany, MCS 24 <-- S. John, Vancouver, Canada. (CCUG 58273; LMG








25346). Ex: brackish water. Creek flowing into saltwater at Carkeek Park.

Seattle. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Brevundimonas intermedius (Poindexter 1964) Abraham et al. 1999

B-1499 Òype <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 63 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 63. Received

as: Caulobacter intermedius Type. Synonym: Caulobacter intermedius

Poindexter 1964. (ATCC 15262; CCUG 45022; CCUG 48878; CECT 834;

CIP 106444; DSM 4732; KCTC 12440; LMG 18361). Ex: water. Pond.



Brevundimonas lenta Yoon et al. 2007

B-2542 Òype <-- JCM 14602 <-- J.-H. Yoon, DS-18. (DSM 23960; JCM 14602; KCTC

12871). Ex: soil. South Korea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas nasdae Li et al. 2004

B-2540 Type <-- JCM 11415 <-- T. Ezaki, W1-2B. (CIP 108442; DSM 14572; JCM

11415; KCTC 12493; VTT E-072696). Ex: condensation water. Russian

space station Mir. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas poindexterae Abraham et al. 2010


Germany, FWC40 <-- S. John, Vancouver, Canada. (CCUG 57883; LMG

25261). Ex: activated sludge. British Columbia. Canada. Pathogenicity group


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1176 <-- INMI, VKM B-1176 <-- IBPM, IBPM BC-4 <-- S.S. Belyaev IBPM, 4.

Received as: Caulobacter bacteroides Poindexter 1964. Ex: water. Pond.

Yaroslavl Region, Borok. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1177 <-- INMI, VKM B-1177 <-- IBPM, IBPM BC-19 <-- S.S. Belyaev IBPM,

19. Received as: Caulobacter bacteroides Poindexter 1964. Ex: brown forest

soil. Mountain region of Crimea. Republic of Crimea. Russia. Pathogenicity


S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.


26. Received as: Caulobacter bacteroides Poindexter 1964. Ex:

sphagniopratum. White Sea Biological Station MSU. Republic of Karelia,

Loukhsky District, Primorsky. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 55, 29oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.










101. Received as: Caulobacter bacteroides subsp. creteus Krassilnikov and

Belyaev 1973. Ex: chestnut soil. Saratov Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.


10. Received as: Caulobacter bacteroides subsp. modicus Krassilnikov and

Belyaev 1973. Ex: brown forest soil. Mountain region of Crimea. Republic

of Crimea. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Brevundimonas sp.


Received as: Caulobacter flexibilis Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex:

water. Reservoir. Volgograd. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Brevundimonas sp.


22. Received as: Caulobacter fulvus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex:

water. Lake. Murmansk Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevundimonas sp.


25. Received as: Caulobacter fusiformis Poindexter 1964. Ex: water. Lake,

White Sea Biological Station MSU. Murmansk Region. Russia.


55, 29oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.


131. Received as: Caulobacter glutinosus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973.

Ex: chestnut soil. Saratov Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1186 <-- INMI, VKM B-1186 <-- IBPM BC-48 <-- S.S. Belyaev IBPM, 48.

Received as: Caulobacter kusnezovii Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex:

water. Lake, White Sea Biological Station MSU. Murmansk Region. Russia.


55, 29oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.


18. Received as: Caulobacter metschnikovii Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973.

Ex: brown soil. Mountain region of Crimea. Republic of Crimea. Russia.









55, 29oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.


23. Received as: Caulobacter robiginosus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973.

Ex: water. Lake, White Sea Biological Station MSU. Murmansk Region.


(Medium 55, 29oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.


Received as: Caulobacter rossi Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex: water.

Kuybishev reservoir. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.


44. Received as: Caulobacter rutilus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex:

water. Lake, White Sea Biological Station MSU. Murmansk Region. Russia.


55, 29oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.


31. Received as: Caulobacter subvibrioides Poindexter 1964. Ex: peaty-gley

soil. Moscow Region, Chashnikovo. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1486 <-- IBPM, IBPM BC-15 <-- S.S. Belyaev IBPM, 15. Received as:

Caulobacter bacteroides subsp. modicus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex:

brown forest soil. Mountain region of Crimea. Republic of Crimea. Russia.


55, 29oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.

B-1487 <-- IBPM, IBPM BC-3 <-- S.S. Belyaev IBPM, 3. Received as: Caulobacter

flexibilis Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex: water. Volga River. Samara.


(Medium 55, 29oC, F-2, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.


Caulobacter glutinosus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex: chestnut soil.

Saratov Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Brevundimonas sp.










Caulobacter metschnikovii Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex: brown soil.

Mountain region of Crimea. Republic of Crimea. Russia. Pathogenicity


S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.

B-1504 <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 66 Type 1 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 66

Type 1. Received as: Caulobacter sp. (ATCC 15263; DSM 10556). Ex:

water. Pond. California. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.


Type 2. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Other name: Caulobacter kuznesovii

Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973 Type. (ATCC 15256; DSM 6811). Ex: water.



Brevundimonas sp.





Brevundimonas sp.





Brevundimonas sp.

B-1509 <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 104 E <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 104 E.

Received as: Caulobacter sp. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.


Caulobacter bacteroides subsp. creteus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex:

chestnut soil. Saratov Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Brevundimonas sp.


Caulobacter bacteroides subsp. creteus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex:

chestnut soil. Saratov Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Brevundimonas sp.


Caulobacter bacteroides subsp. modicus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex:









brown forest soil. Mountain region of Crimea. Republic of Crimea. Russia.


55, 30oC, F-2, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.


Caulobacter subvibrioides Poindexter 1964. Ex: peaty-gley soil. Moscow

Region, Chashnikovo. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1810 <-- ATCC 15267 <-- J.L. Stove, KA 5 Type 3. Received as: Caulobacter sp.

(ATCC 15267; DSM 6812). Ex: pond and tap-water mixture. California.

USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 55, 28oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas sp.

B-1981 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 5. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water, depth 0,5

m. Sevan Lake. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1982 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 9. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water, depth 30

m. Sevan Lake. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1985 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 32. Received as: Caulobacter subvibrioides

Poindexter 1964. Ex: water, surface. Baikal Lake, Anga-Suhaya River.

Trans-Baikal Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1986 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 33. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water. Baikal

Lake, Tyya - Nemnyanka. Trans-Baikal Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity


F-3)

Brevundimonas sp.

B-1987 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 37. Received as: Caulobacter henricii subsp.

aurantiacus Poindexter 1964. Ex: water. Pybinsk Reservoir. Yaroslavl


Russia): no. (Medium 55, 28oC, F-1, F-3)

Brevundimonas sp.

B-1988 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 40. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water, surface.

Chashnitskoe Lake. Yaroslavl Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevundimonas sp.










B-1989 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 55. Received as: Caulobacter bacteroides subsp.

creteus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex: water. Pybinsk Reservoir.

Yaroslavl Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1990 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 56. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water. Pybinsk

Reservoir. Yaroslavl Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1991 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 58. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water,

metalimnion. Sevan Lake. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.


surface. Issyk-Kul Lake. Kyrgyzstan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1993 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 213. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water. Issyk-

Kul Lake. Kyrgyzstan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1994 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 9b. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water. Sevan

Lake (Small Sevan). Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.

B-1997 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 41. Received as: Caulobacter bacteroides Poindexter

1964. Ex: water, metalimnion. Rayalamba Lake. Republic of Karelia. Russia.


55, 28oC, F-1, F-3)

Brevundimonas sp.


metalimnion. Sevan Lake. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 55, 28oC, F-1,F-3)

Brevundimonas sp.


1964. Baikal Lake, Barguzin Bay. Trans-Baikal Territory. Russia.


55, 28oC, F-1,F-3)

Brevundimonas sp.

B-2015 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 23. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: bottom water.

Beloye Lake. Vologda Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-











Brevundimonas sp.


1964. Ex: water. Pybinsk Reservoir. Yaroslavl Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


F-3)

Brevundimonas sp.

B-2583 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 21a. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water, depth

25 m. Sevan Lake. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Brevundimonas sp.

B-3358 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, EK41. Received as: Brevundimonas sp. Ex:

permafrost, 50-300 thousand years. Beacon Valley, Antarctica. Pathogenicity


Brevundimonas staleyi Abraham et al. 2010


Germany, FWC43 <-- John S. Vancouver, Canada. (CCUG 57884; LMG

25262). Ex: activated sludge. Alberta, Calgary. Canada. Pathogenicity group


Brevundimonas subvibrioides (Poindexter 1964) Abraham et al. 1999

B-1503 Òype <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 81 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 81. Received

as: Caulobacter subvibrioides Type. Synonym: Caulobacter subvibrioides

Poindexter 1964. (ATCC 15264; CCUG 48879; CIP 106453; DSM 4735;

KCTC 12442; LMG 14903; VTT E-052920). Ex: water. Pond. California.


(Medium 55, 29oC, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas terrae Yoon et al. 2006

B-2541 Òype <-- JCM 13476 <-- J.-H. Yoon, KSL-145. (CIP 109492; DSM 17329; JCM

13476; KCTC 12481). Ex: soil. South Korea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brevundimonas variabilis (Poindexter 1989) Abraham et al. 1999


Received as: Caulobacter variabilis subsp. albus Krassilnikov and Belyaev

1973. Synonym: Caulobacter variabilis (ex Poindexter 1964) Poindexter

1989. Ex: soddy-heavy podzolic soil. Moscow Region, Chashnikovo. Russia.


55, 29oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Brevundimonas vesicularis (Busing et al. 1953) Segers et al. 1994

B-974 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-974 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI, 500 <-- R. Y. Stanier, 500.

Received as: Pseudomonas vesicularis Type. Synonym: Pseudomonas

vesicularis (Buesing et al. 1953) Galarneault and Leifson 1964,

"Corynebacterium vesiculare" Busing et al. 1953. (ATCC 11426; BCRC









11012; CCM 3398; CCUG 2032; CCUG 28332; CCUG 28333; CECT 327;

CFBP 3032; CIP 101035; DSM 7226; DSM 7233; IAM 12105; ICMP 2530;

JCM 1477; KACC 11290; KCTC 12421; LMD 76.49; LMG 2350; NBRC

12165; NCCB 76049; NCIMB 13293; NCIMB 1945; NCTC 10900; VTT E-

981070). Ex: leech, Hirudo medicinalis. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Brockia lithotrophica Perevalova et al. 2013

B-2685 Type <-- Perevalova A., INMI. Received as: Kam1851. (DSM 22653). Ex:

terrestrial hot spring. Caldera, Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula.

Kamchatka Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HQ540553.


321, 60-65oC Growth condition: anaerobic., C-8)

Brucella tritici (Lebuhn et al. 2000) Hordt et al. 2020

B-609 <-- INMI, VKM B-609 <-- CCM, CCM 1057. Received as: Xanthomonas

begoniae (Takimoto) Dowson 1939. Synonym: Ochrobactrum tritici Lebuhn


(Medium 112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Caldanaerobacter uzonensis Kozina et al. 2010

B-2408 Type <-- Kublanov I.V., INMI. Received as: K67. (DSM 18923). Ex: terrestrial

hot spring. Terrestrial hot spring, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka

Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EF195126.


364, 65oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-1, F-2)

Caldithrix abyssi Miroshnichenko et al. 2003

B-2286 Type <-- Bonch-Osmolovskaya E. A., INMI, LF13. (DSM 13497). Ex: deep-sea

hydrothermal chimney sample. The Mid-Atlantic Ridge. DNA sequences:



S-2)

Caldithrix palaeochoryensis Miroshnichenko et al. 2010

B-2536 Type <-- Miroshnichenko M.L., INMI. Received as: MC. (DSM 21940). Ex:

geothermally heated sediment. Palaeochory Bay. Milos. Greece DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: FJ999729. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


anaerobic., S-2)

Caloribacterium cisternae Slobodkina et al. 2012

B-2670 Type <-- Slobodkina G., INMI. Received as: SGL43. (DSM 23830). Ex: water.

Underground gas storage reservoir. Stavropol Territory. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: JF262044. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


anaerobic., F-2)

Calorimonas adulescens Khomyakova et al. 2020








B-3388 Type <-- Khomyakova M.A. FRC Fundamentals of Biotechnology. Received as:

strain A05 MB. Ex: thermal spring. Daginskiye thermal springs. Sakhalin

Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic., C-8)

Candidimonas sp.

B-2920 <-- IM NAS of Belarus, BIM B-79 < G.M. Zaitsev IM NAS of Belarus.

Received as: Alcaligenes faecalis. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Carboxydocella manganica Slobodkina et al. 2012

B-2609 Type <-- Slobodkin A.I., INMI. Received as: SLM 61. (DSM 23132). Ex:

sediment from a hot spring. Trostnikovyi field, caldera, Uzon Volcano,

Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: GU584133. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


F-2)

Carboxydocella sporoproducens Slepova et al. 2006

B-2358 Type <-- Bonch-Osmolovskaya E. A. INMI, Kar. (DSM 16521). Ex: thermal

spring. Hot spring at depth of 4-6 m in the Tokarev Crater of the volcanic

Lake Karymskoe, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia DNA



anaerobic., F-2)

Carboxydocella thermautotrophica Sokolova et al. 2002

B-2282 Type <-- Bonch-Osmolovskaya E. A., INMI, 41. (DSM 12326). Ex: terrestrial hot

vent. Geyser Valley, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY061974. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., F-2, S-2)

Carboxydothermus ferrireducens (Slobodkin et al. 1997) Slobodkin et al. 2006

B-2392 Type <-- Slobodkin A.I. INMI. Received as: JW/AS-Y7. Synonym:

Thermoterrabacterium ferrireducens Slobodkin et al. 1997. (DSM 11255).

Ex: thermal spring. Yellowstone National Park. USA DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: U76363. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Carnobacterium alterfunditum Franzmann et al. 1993

B-2829 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A., IBPhM. Received as: Carnobacterium alter funditum

pf4 DSM 5972. (ACAM 313, ATCC 49837, CCUG 34643, CIP 105796,

DSM 5972, IFO (now NBRC) 15548, JCM 12498, LMG 13520). Ex: water.

Antarctica. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: L08623. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Carnobacterium funditum Franzmann et al. 1993








B-2828 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A., IBPhM. Received as: Carnobacterium funditum pf3

DSM 5970. (ACAM 312, ATCC 49836, CCUG 34644, CIP 106503, DSM

5970, IFO (now NBRC) 15549, JCM 12499, LMG 14461). Ex: water.

Antarctica. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: S86170. Pathogenicity group



Carnobacterium viridans Holley et al. 2002

B-145 <-- INMI, VKM B-145 <-- I.N. Mitskevich INMI. Received as: Bacterium

agile Jensen 1898. Ex: water. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Carnobacterium viridans Holley et al. 2002

B-146 <-- INMI, VKM B-146 <-- I.N. Mitskevich INMI, 7091. Received as:

Bacterium agile Jensen 1898. Ex: water, depth 31 m. Station 364, Atlantic


(Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Caryophanon latum Peshkoff 1939

B-105 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-105 <-- M.A. Peshkoff IMA, aa. (ATCC 33407; KCTC

3403; LMG 17312; NCIMB 9533). Ex: cow dung. Pathogenicity group


Caryophanon latum Peshkoff 1939

B-852 <-- INMI, VKM B-852 <-- M.A. Peshkoff IMA, suis 1. Ex: cow dung.

Borovichy. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Caryophanon tenue (Peshkoff 1939) Trentini 1988

B-106 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-106 <-- M.A. Peshkoff IMA, 6. (ATCC 33098; KCTC

3404; LMG 17313; NCDO 2324; NCIMB 9535). Ex: cow dung.


101, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Catellatospora citrea Asano and Kawamoto 1986


14495; JCM 7542; NRRL B-16429). Ex: woodland soil. Japan DNA

sequences: AF152106, X93197, D85477. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Catellatospora methionotrophica (Asano and Kawamoto 1988) Ara and Kudo 2006

Ac-2008 Type <-- JCM 7543. Received as: Catellatospora citrea subsp.methionotrophica

Asano and Kawamoto 1988 Type. Synonym: Catellatospora citrea subsp.

methionotrophica Asano and Kawamoto 1988. (ATCC 49965; CIP 107012;

DSM 44098; IFO (now NBRC) 14553; JCM 7543; NBRC 14553; NRRL B-

16431). Ex: woodland soil. Japan DNA sequences: AF152107, X93198.


184, 28oC, F-1)

Catellatospora sp.









Ac-1471 <-- H.IZgurskaya IBPM, P-31. Ex: soil, tropic island. Pathogenicity group


Catenuloplanes atrovinosus Tamura et al. 1995

Ac-1972 Type <-- JCM 9535. (ATCC 700015; IFO (now NBRC) 15579; JCM 9535). Ex:

soil. India DNA sequences: AJ294716. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Catenuloplanes castaneus Tamura et al. 1995


soil. Japan DNA sequences: AB523883 (NBRC 15584), AB588634 (JCM


(Medium 191, 28oC, F-1)

Catenuloplanes crispus (Petrolini et al. 1993) Kudo et al. 1999

Ac-1992 Type <-- JCM 9312. Synonym: Planopolyspora crispa Petrolini et al. 1993. (ATCC

51431; DSM 44128; IFO (now NBRC) 15622; JCM 9312). Ex: leaf litter of

Prunus persica DNA sequences: AB024701. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Catenuloplanes indicus Tamura et al. 1995

Ac-1999 Type <-- JCM 9534. (ATCC 700014; IFO (now NBRC)15575; JCM 9534). Ex:

soil. India DNA sequences: AJ294717. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Catenuloplanes japonicus Yokota et al. 1993

Ac-875 Type <-- T.Kusaka, IFO 14176. (ATCC 31637; DSM 44102; IFO (now NBRC)

14176; JCM 9106). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: AJ865470, X93201,

D85476, D14642. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Catenuloplanes nepalensis Tamura et al. 1995


soil. Nepal DNA sequences: AB523882, FJ715941. Pathogenicity group


Catenuloplanes niger Tamura et al. 1995


soil. India DNA sequences: AB523881, AB588635, FJ715940, D14643.


8, 28oC, F-1)

Caulobacter fusiformis Poindexter 1964

B-1502 Òype <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 27 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 27. (ATCC

15257; DSM 4728; KCTC 3406; NCIMB 9788). Ex: water. Pond. California.


(Medium 55, 29oC, S-5, S-4)

Caulobacter henricii Poindexter 1964

B-1495 Òype <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 4 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 4. (ATCC










15253; CCUG 49339; CIP 106446; DSM 4730; LMG 18392). Ex: water.


Russia): no. (Medium 55, 29oC, S-5, S-4)

Caulobacter henricii Poindexter 1964


45. Received as: Caulobacter vibrioides subsp. luridus Krassilnikov and

Belyaev 1973. Ex: water. Lake, White Sea Biological Station MSU.

Murmansk Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Caulobacter sp.


Caulobaceter vibrioides subsp. luridus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973. Ex:

peaty-gley soil. Moscow Region, Chashnikovo. Russia. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 55, 29oC, F-2, S-5, S-

4)

Caulobacter sp.

B-1999 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 50. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water, surface.

Blagoveshchenskoe Lake. Novgorod Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group


Caulobacter sp.

B-2000 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 51. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Type I. Ex: water.

Kishemskoe Lake. Vologda Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Caulobacter sp.


surface. Teletskoe Lake. Altai Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Caulobacter vibrioides Henrici and Johnson 1935


13. Synonym: Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter 1964. Ex: red earth.

Mountain region of Crimea. Republic of Crimea. Russia. Pathogenicity


S-5, S-4)



87. Received as: Caulobacter vibrioides subsp. limonus Poindexter 1964.

Synonym: Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter 1964. Ex: turf-gley soil.

Moscow Region, Chashnikovo. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



B-1369 <-- INMI, VKM B-1369 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 15. Received as:

Caulobacter crescentus. Synonym: Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter 1964.









(ATCC 19089; CCM 3597; CIP 103742; NCIMB 9789). Ex: water. Pond.





Caulobacter crescentus. Synonym: Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter 1964.

Ex: water. Botanic Garden of MSU. Moscow. Russia. Pathogenicity group


4)


B-1493 <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 2 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 2. Received as:

Caulobacter crescentus Type. Synonym: Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter

1964. (ATCC 15252; CIP 101123; DSM 4727; KCTC 3405; NCIMB 9787;

VTT E-93495). Ex: tap water. California. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-1494 <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB13 B1a <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB13 B1a.

Received as: Caulobacter crescentus. Synonym: Caulobacter crescentus

Poindexter 1964. (ATCC 33532). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-1496 Òype <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 51 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 51. Synonym:

Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter 1964. (CIP 106452; DSM 9893). Ex:




B-1497 <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 221 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 221.

Synonym: Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter 1964. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 55, 29oC, S-5, S-4)


B-1498 <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 16 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 16. Received

as: Caulobacter vibrioides sybsp. limonus Poindexter 1964. Synonym:

Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter 1964. Ex: water. Pond. California. USA.


55, 29oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)



Caulobacter vibrioides subsp. luridus Krassilnikov and Belyaev 1973.

Synonym: Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter 1964. Ex: water. Lake, White

Sea Biological Station MSU. Murmansk Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


S-5, S-4)










B-1995 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 11. Received as: Caulobacter crescentus. Synonym:

Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter 1964. Ex: surface of the mud. Sevan

Lake. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-1998 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 44. Received as: Caulobacter vibrioides subsp.

limonus Poindexter 1964. Synonym: Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter

1964. Ex: water. Zaulomskoe Lake. Vologda Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


F-3)


B-2014 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 7. Received as: Caulobacter crescentus. Synonym:

Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter 1964. Ex: water. Sevan Lake. Armenia.


55, 28oC, F-1, F-3)


B-2018 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 343. Synonym: Caulobacter crescentus Poindexter

1964. Ex: water, surface. Issyk-Kul Lake. Kyrgyzstan. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 55, 28oC, F-1,F-3)

Celerinatantimonas yamalonensis Shcherbakova et al. 2013

B-2511 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM. Received as: Idiomarina sp. C7. (DSM

21888). Ex: permafrost, cryopeg, water. Yamal Peninsula, Arctic. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: FJ039852. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 354, 18-22oC Growth

condition: anaerobic 4% NaCl., S-2)

Cellulomonas biazotea (Kellerman et al. 1913) Bergey et al. 1923

Ac-1410 Type <-- DSM 20112. (ATCC 486; CIP 82.11; DSM 20112; IFO (now NBRC)

12680; JCM 1340; LMG 16695; NCDO 1654; NCIMB 8077). Ex: soil. Utah.

USA DNA sequences: X79462, X83802. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Cellulomonas cellasea (Kellerman et al. 1913) Bergey et al. 1923

Ac-1136 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1212 <-- IBPM, B-135. (ATCC 487; CCM 1925; CIP


NCIMB 8078) DNA sequences: X83804, X79459. Pathogenicity group


Cellulomonas fimi (McBeth and Scales 1913) Bergey et al. 1923

Ac-1411 Type <-- DSM 20113. (ATCC 484; CIP 102114; DSM 20113; IFO (now NBRC)

15513; IMET 10687; JCM 1341; LMG 16345; NCIMB 11341; NCTC 7547).

Ex: soil DNA sequences: CP002666 (complete genome),X83803, X79460.


64, 28oC, F-1)









Cellulomonas flavigena (Kellerman and McBeth 1912) Bergey et al. 1923

Ac-1137 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1213 <-- IBPM, B-136. (ATCC 482; CCM 1926; CIP

82.10; DSM 20109; IFO (now NBRC) 3754; JCM 1489; LMG 16263;

NCIMB 8073). Ex: soil DNA sequences: CP001964 (complete genome),

X79463, X83799. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Cellulomonas gelida (Kellerman et al. 1913) Bergey et al. 1923

Ac-1139 <-- INMI, VKM B-1373 <-- DSM 20110. Received as: Cellulomonas

subalbus (Kellerman et al.1913) Klark 1951. (ATCC 489; DSM 20110;


no. (Medium 64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Cellulomonas sp.

Ac-1158 <-- INMI, VKM B-649 <-- ARRIAM, 760. Received as: Mycobacterium

citreum Krassilnikov 1941. Ex: oak leaf, Quercus sp. Pathogenicity group


Cellulomonas sp.

Ac-1444 <-- L.I.Evtushenko IBPM. 205. Ex: Julus sp., stomach. Rostov Region.



Cellulomonas sp.

Ac-1461 <-- L.I.Evtushenko IBPM, 206. Ex: Julus sp., bowels. Rostov Region.



Cellulomonas uda (Kellerman et al. 1913) Bergey et al. 1923

Ac-1140 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1374 <-- DSM 20107. (ATCC 491; CIP 102089; DSM

20107; IFO (now NBRC) 3747; JCM 1492; LMG 16327; NCIMB 8200). Ex:

soil DNA sequences: X83801, X79457. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Cellulophaga lytica (Lewin 1969) Johansen et al. 1999

B-1433 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1433 <-- NCMB, NCMB 1423. Received as: Cytophaga

lytica Type. Synonym: Cytophaga lytica Lewin 1969. (ATCC 23178; CECT

5014; CIP 103822; DSM 7489; IAM 14306; JCM 8516; KCTC 2913; KCTC

2914; LMG 1344; NBRC 14961; NCIMB 1423). Ex: beach mud. Limon.

Costa-Rica. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 178, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Cellulosilyticum lentocellum (Murray et al. 1987) Cai and Dong 2010

B-2770 Type <-- Krivobok A., IMBP. Received as: Cellulosilyticum lentocellum RHM5,

DSM 5427. Synonym: Clostridium lentocellum Murray et al. 1987. (ATCC

49066, DSM 5427, NCIMB 11756). Ex: the rumen of a domesticated yak,

rumen of a yak Bos grunniens. Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. China DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: X71851, complete genome:CP002582.









330, 40oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Cellulosimicrobium cellulans (Metcalf and Brown 1957) Schumann et al. 2001

Ac-1025 <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7406. Received as: Oerskovia xanthineolytica

Lechevalier 1972. Synonym: Cellulomonas cellulans (Metcalf and Brown

1957) Stackebrandt and Keddie 1988. Other name: Oerskovia

xanthineolytica Lechevalier 1972. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Chitinophaga filiformis (Reichenbach 1989) Kaempfer et al. 2006

B-1400 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1400 <-- DSMZ, DSM 527 <-- H. Reichenbach, Fx e1.

Received as: Flexibacter elegans Type. Synonym: Flexibacter filiformis (ex

Solntseva 1940) Reichenbach 1989, Flexibacter elegans Soriano 1945 non

Lewin 1969, Myxococcus filiformis Solntseva 1940. (ATCC 29495; CCUG

12809; CIP 106401; DSM 527; HAMBI 1966; IAM 14320; JCM 21160;

LMG 10391; LMG 23482; NBRC 15056; NCIMB 13250). Ex: soil. Samoa

Island. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 52, 28oC, F-1, S-5)

Chitinophaga sancti (Lewin 1969) Kaempfer et al. 2006

B-1428 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1428 <-- NCMB, NCMB 1379. Received as: Flexibacter

sancti Type. Synonym: Flexibacter sancti Lewin 1969. (ATCC 23092; CIP

107780; DSM 784; HAMBI 1988; IFO 15057; LMG 8377; NBRC 15057;


no. (Medium 52, 28oC, F-1, S-5)

Chromatocurvus halotolerans corrig. Csotonyi et al. 2012 emend. Spring et al. 2013

B-2659 <-- V. Yurkov University of Manitoba, Canada, EG19. (DSM 23344). Ex:

hypersaline brine spring. East German Creek, near Swan River. Manitoba.

Canada. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Clavibacter michiganensis (McCulloch 1925) Davis et al. 1984 subsp. insidiosus

Ac-1146 <-- INMI, VKM B-1214 <-- IBPM, B-137 <-- CCM 1589. Received as:

Corynebacterium insidiosum (McCulloch 1925) Jensen 1934. Synonym:

Corynebacterium michiganense subsp. insidiosum (McCulloch 1925)

Carlson and Vidaver 1982, Corynebacterium insidiosum (McCulloch 1925)

Jensen 1934. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Clavibacter michiganensis (McCulloch 1925) Davis and al. 1984 subsp. insidiosus

Ac-1402 Type <-- ICMP 2621 <-- D.W. Dye, CK12. Synonym: Corynebacterium

insidiosum (McCulloch 1925) Jensen 1934, Corynebacterium michiganense

subsp. Insidiosum (McCulloch 1925) Carlson and Vidaver 1982. (CIP

105048; CIP 105363; DSM 20157; ICMP 2621; JCM 9664; LMG 3663;

NCPPB 1109). Ex: lucerne, Medicago sativa. USA DNA sequences:

AM410695 U09761, D45051. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,










Ac-1416 <-- ICMP 4192 <-- C.F.Hill, AS5717. Synonym: Corynebacterium

michiganense subsp. insidiosum (McCulloch 1925) Carlson and Vidaver

1982, Corynebacterium insidiosum (McCulloch 1925) Jensen 1934. (ICMP

4192). Ex: lucerne, Medicago sativa. New Zealand. Pathogenicity group



Ac-1417 <-- ICMP 3568 <-- C.N.Hale, L49 <-- E.Coster, JH3RR. Synonym:

Corynebacterium michiganense subsp. insidiosum (McCulloch 1925)

Carlson and Vidaver 1982, Corynebacterium insidiosum (McCulloch 1925)

Jensen 1934. (ICMP 3568). Ex: lucerne, Medicago sativa. Australia.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Clavibacter michiganensis (Smith 1910) Davis et al. 1984 subsp. michiganensis

Ac-1144 <-- INMI, VKM B-565 <-- ARRIAM. Received as: Corynebacterium

michiganense (Smith 1910) Jensen 1934. Synonym: Corynebacterium

michiganense (Smith 1910) Jensen 1934. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Clavibacter michiganensis (Smith 1910) Davis et al. 1984 subsp. michiganensis

Ac-1403 Type <-- ICMP 2550. Synonym: Corynebacterium michiganense (Smith 1910)

Jensen 1934. (CIP 104846; DSM 46364; ICMP 2550; JCM 9665; LMG

7333; NCPPB 2581; NCPPB 2979). Ex: tomato, Lycopersicum esculentum.

Hungary DNA sequences: AM410696, X77435, U09762, JN603277.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Clavibacter michiganensis (Vidaver and Mandel 1974) Davis et al. 1984 subsp. nebraskensis

Ac-1404 Type <-- ICMP 3298. Synonym: Corynebacterium nebraskense Vidaver and

Mandel 1974, Corynebacterium michiganense subsp. nebraskense (Vidaver

and Mandel 1974) Carlson and Vidaver 1982. (ATCC 27794; CIP 105362;

DSM 7483; ICMP 3298; JCM 9666; LMG 3700; LMG 5627; LMG 7223;

NCPPB 2581). Ex: maize, Zea mays. USA DNA sequences: HE614873

(complete genome), AM410697, X77434, U09763. Pathogenicity group


Clavibacter michiganensis (Spieckermann and Kotthoff 1914) Davis et al. 1984 subsp.

sepedonicus

Ac-1405 Type <-- ICMP 2535. Synonym: Corynebacterium sepedonicum (Spieckermann

and Kotthoff 1914) Skaptason and Burkholder 1942, Corynebacterium

michiganense subsp. sepedonicum (Spieckermann and Kotthoff 1914)

Carlson and Vidaver 1982. (ATCC 33113; CIP 104844; DSM 20744; ICMP

2535; JCM 9667; LMG 2889; NCPPB 2137). Ex: potato, Solanum

tuberosum. Canada DNA sequences: AM849034 (complete genome)

AM410694, U09764. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Clavibacter michiganensis (Carlson and Vidaver 1982) Davis et al. 1984 subsp. tessellarius







Ac-1406 Type <-- ICMP 7221. Synonym: Corynebacterium michiganense subsp.

tessellarius Carlson and Vidaver 1982. (ATCC 33566; CIP 105364; DSM

20741; ICMP 7221; JCM 9668; LMG 7294; NCPPB 3664). Ex: common

wheat, Triticum aestivum DNA sequences: AM410693, U30254, U96181.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Clavibacter sp.


insidiosum Krassilnikov 1941. Ex: scotch pine, Pinus silvestris. USSR.


64, 28oC, F-1)

Clavibacter sp.

Ac-1363 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 1P-r. Received as: Clavibacter

desertorus. Ex: dung of Equus heminus. Kyzylkum Desert. Uzbekistan.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Clavibacter sp.

Ac-1365 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 2P-r. Received as: Clavibacter

desertorus. Ex: Colligonum sp., dry plant. Kyzylkum Desert. Uzbekistan.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Clavibacter sp.

Ac-1371 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 21à-14. Received as: Clavibacter

desertorus. Ex: Salsola sp. Kyzylkum Desert. Uzbekistan. Pathogenicity


Clavibacter sp.

Ac-1790 <-- IBPM, DL-7. Ex: Agrostis sp. Seed gall induced by nematode Anguina

agrostis, Sakhalin Island. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Clavibacter sp.

Ac-1792 <-- IBPM, DL-11. Ex: Agrostis sp. Seed gall induced by nematode Anguina

agrostis, Sakhalin Island. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Clavibacter sp.

Ac-1797 <-- IBPM, DL-355. Ex: Festuca sp. Phyllosphere. Belgorod Region. Russia.


166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Clavibacter sp.

Ac-2060 <-- IBPM, DL-545. (IFO (now NBRC) 16405). Ex: Galatella punctata, seeds.

Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Clostridium acetobutylicum McCoy et al. 1926 emend. Keis et al. 2001










B-1787 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 792 <--ATCC, ATCC 824. Received as: DSM 792.

Synonym: Clostridium acetonobutylicum Prevot 1938, Clostridium

acetobutyricum Prevot 1940. (ATCC 824; NCIMB 8052; NCIMB 8052;

DSM 792; IFO 13948; VTT E-77022; CCRC 10639; YSM 1419) DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AE001437. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-3)

Clostridium algoriphilum Shcherbakova et al. 2005

B-2271 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM. Received as: Clostridium sp. 14D1. (DSM

16153). Ex: permafrost, cryopeg, water. Kolyma Lowland, Noth East

Siberia, Arctic. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY117755.


323, 25oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-2, S-3)

Clostridium alkalicellulosi corrig. Zhilina et al. 2006

B-2328 <-- Zhilina T. N. INMI. Received as: Z-7021-6. Ex: deposits of soda lake.

Soda Beloe Lake. Republic of Byriatia. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-2)

Clostridium alkalicellulosi corrig. Zhilina et al. 2006

B-2349 Type <-- Zhilina T. N., INMI. Received as: Clostridium alkalicellum Z-7026.

(DSM 17461). Ex: deposits of soda lake. Soda Beloe Lake. Republic of

Byriatia. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY959944. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 233, 35-40oC

Growth condition: anaerobic., F-2)

Clostridium beijerinckii Donker 1926 emend. Keis et al. 2001

B-1773 <-- DSMZ, DSM 552 <-- Gottschalk G. Received as: Clostridium butyricum,

re-identified in DSM. (DSM 552; ATCC 19398). Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic., F-1, S-3)

Clostridium bowmanii Spring et al. 2003

B-2737 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A., IBPhM. Received as: C. bowmanii, A-1/C-an/C1.

(ATCC BAA-581; DSM 14206). Ex: microbial mat located at the shallow

area of Lake Fryxell. McMurdo Dry Valley, Antarctica. DNA sequences:


28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 323, 12-16oC Growth condition:

anaerobic., S-2; F-2)

Clostridium deseptionensis

B-2784 <-- Mironov V.A., IPCBPSS. Received as: Clostridium sp. G4. Ex:

permafrost volcanic sediments. Deception island, Antarctica. Pathogenicity


Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Clostridium estertheticum Collins et al., 1993 subsp. sub.estertheticum Spring et al., 2003








B-2739 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A., IBPhM. Received as: Clostridium estertheticum

DSM 8809. Other name: Clostridium estertheticum. (ATCC 51377; CIP

105093; DSM 8809; NCIMB 12511.). Ex: meat from vacuum-package DNA

sequences: S46734. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 323, 6-8oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2; F-2)

Clostridium frigoriphilum Dorn-In et al. 2018

B-2368 Type <-- Pecheritsyna S.A. IBPM, 14F. Received as: Clostridium sp. Ex: water

brine. Kolyma Lowland, Arctic. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

EF570920. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 232, 5-6oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-2, S-3)

Clostridium frigoris Spring et al. 2003

B-2735 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A., IBPhM, DSM 14204. Received as: Clostridium

frigoris strain D-1/D-an/II. (ATCC BAA-579; DSM 14204). Ex: microbial

mat located at the shallow area of Lake Fryxell. McMurdo Dry Valley,

Antarctica. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AJ506116. Pathogenicity



Clostridium hiranonis Kitahara et al. 2001

B-2732 Type <-- Donova M.V., IBPhM. Received as: DSM 13275. (JCM 10541; DSM

13275). Ex: human faeces. Japan DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

AB023970. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Clostridium hylemonae Kitahara et al. 2000

B-2733 Type <-- Donova M.V., IBPhM. Received as: DSM 15053. (CIP 106689; DSM

15053; JCM 10539). Ex: the faeces of healthy human. Japan DNA


Russia): no. (Medium 322, 37oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2; F-2)

Clostridium lacusfryxellens Spring et al. 2003

B-2736 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A., IBPM, C/C-an/B1. Received as: Clostridium

lacusfryxellens DSM 14205. (ATCC BAA-580; DSM 14205). Ex: microbial





Clostridium lituseburense (Laplanche and Saissac 1948) McClung and McCoy 1957

B-2279 <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM. Received as: Clostridium sp. 21. Synonym:

Inflabilis litus-eburense. Ex: anaerobic sewage sludge digester. Moscow

Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: FJ606757. Pathogenicity


Growth condition: anaerobic., F-2, S-2)

Clostridium pasteurianum Winogradsky 1895

B-1774 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 525 <-- IMG, IMG 1584b. Received as: DSM 525. (ATCC








6013; NCIMB 9486; NCIMB 9486; DSM 525; CCRC 10942; NCFB 1845;

JCM 1108; IMG 1584b) DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: DQ911268;

complete genome: CP009268. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


F-1, S-3)

Clostridium psychrophilum Spring et al. 2003

B-2738 Type . Received as: A-1/C-an/I. (ATCC BAA-582; DSM 14207.). Ex: microbial




Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2; F-2)

Clostridium scindens Morris et al. 1985

B-2734 Type <-- Donova M.V., IBPhM. Received as: Clostridium scindens strain

Bokkenheuser 19. (ATCC 35704; CIP 106687; DSM 5676; JCM 6567.). Ex:

the faeces of healthy human. USA DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:


(Medium 322, 37oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-2; S-2)

Clostridium sp.

B-2201 <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM, 14. Ex: anaerobic sewage sludge digester.

Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: FJ606759.

Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): 4. (Medium

204, 37oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2)

Clostridium sp.

B-2202 <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM. Received as: 24. Ex: anaerobic sewage sludge

digester. Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

FJ606756. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): 4.

(Medium 204, 37oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2)

Clostridium sp.

B-3060 . Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): 4. (Medium

37, 355oC, F-2)

Clostridium sporogenes Metchnikoff 1908) Bergey et al. 1923

B-2623 <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM, 272. Synonym: Bacillus sporogenes var. A

Metchnikoff 1908, Metchnikovillus sporogenes (sic) Heller 1922,

Clostridium sporogenes (Heller 1922) Bergey et al. 1923, Clostridium

sporogenes var. A (Metchnikoff 1908) Prevot 1938. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic., F-1, F-2)

Clostridium stercorarium Madden 1983, subsp.nov. subsp. subsp.stercorarium Madden 1983,

subsp.nov.

B-2620 Type <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM. (DSM 8532; ATCC 35414; NCIB 11754)

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AJ310082. Pathogenicity group (SanPin










anaerobic., S-2)

Clostridium tagluense Suetin et al. 2009

B-2369 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM. Received as: Clostridium sp. A121. (DSM

17763). Ex: permafrost sample. Canadien High Arctic. Taglu. Canada DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: DQ296031. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


condition: anaerobic., F-2, S-3)

Clostridium thermocellum Viljoen et al. 1926

B-2203 <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM. Received as: F7. Ex: soil. Caspian Lowland.

Azerbaijan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.



B-2611 <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM. Received as: F1. Lankaran River valley.




B-2612 <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM, F4. Lankaran River valley. Azerbaijan.




B-2614 <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM, F15. Lankaran River valley. Azerbaijan.




B-2615 <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM, F19. Ex: soil. Lankaran River valley.




B-2616 <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM, LQR1. (DSM 2360; ATCC 35609).




B-2619 <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM, 5. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


S-2, F-2)

Clostridium uzonii Krivenko et al. 1990

B-1678 <-- Krivenko V.V. INMI, 1501/60. Ex: water. Geyser hydrothermal system,

Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-3)

Comamonas testosteroni (Marcus and Talalay 1956) Tomaoka et al. 1987 emend. Willems et al.










1991

B-1241 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1241 <-- CCM, CCM 1931. Received as: Pseudomonas

testosteroni Type. Synonym: Pseudomonas testosteroni Marcus and Talalay

1956. (ATCC 11996; BCRC 11023; BCRC 14822; CCM 1931; CDBB 102;

CECT 326; CFBP 2436; CIP 59.24; DSM 50244; HAMBI 403; IAM 12419;

JCM 5832; JCM 6221; KCTC 12347; KCTC 1772; KCTC 2990; LMD

86.53; LMG 1786; LMG 1800; NBRC 14951; NCAIM B.01655; NCAIM

B.01926; NCCB 86053; NCIMB 8955; NCPPB 1969; NCTC 10698; NRRL

B-2611; NRRL B2611; VTT E-86249). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-

3)

Coprobacter fastidiosus Shkoporov et al. 2013

B-2743 Type <-- Shkoporov A., Efimov B. A., Pirogov Russian National Research

Medical University. Received as: strain NSB1. (DSM 26242). Ex: child

faeces. Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: JN703378,

JQ340477. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Coprobacter secundus Shkoporov et al. 2015

B-2857 Type <-- Efimov B.A. and Shkoporov A.N.335, 37oC Growth condition:


Corynebacterium ammoniagenes (Cooke and Keith 1927) Collins 1987

Ac-2185 Type <-- VKM B-672 <-- INMI, VKM B-672 <-- NCIMB 8143. Received as:

Brevibacterium ammoniagenes (Cooke and Keith 1927) Breed 1953 Type.

Synonym: Brevibacterium ammoniagenes (Cooke and Keith 1927) Breed

1953. (ATCC 6871; CIP 101283; DSM 20306; IFO (now NBRC) 12612;

JCM 1305; NCIMB 8143; NCTC 2398). Ex: stool of infant DNA sequences:



Corynebacterium flavescens Barksdale et al. 1979

Ac-1956 Type <-- JCM 1317. Received as: Microbacterium flavum Orla-Jensen 1919.

Synonym: Microbacterium flavum Orla-Jensen 1919, Mycobacterium

flavum (Orla-Jensen 1919) Jensen 1934. (ATCC 10340; CCRC 12131; CIP

69.5; DSM 20296; IAM 1642; IFO (now NBRC) 14136; JCM 1317; LMG

4046; NCFB 1320; NCIMB 8707). Ex: cheese DNA sequences: X84441,


(Medium 166, 30oC, F-1)

Corynebacterium stationis (ZoBell and Upham 1944) Bernard et al. 2010

Ac-2184 Type <-- VKM B-1228 <-- INMI, VKM B-1228 <-- CCM 317. Received as:

Brevibacterium stationis (ZoBell and Upham 1944) Breed 1953. Synonym:

Brevibacterium stationis (ZoBell and Upham 1944) Breed 1953. (ATCC

14403; CCM 317; CCRC 11885; CIP 104228; DSM 20302; IFO (now

NBRC) 12144; JCM 11611). Ex: sea water DNA sequences: FJ172667.







5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Corynebacterium terpenotabidum Takeuchi et al. 1999

Ac-2071 Type <-- IFO 14764. (CIP 105927; IFO (now NBRC) 14764; JCM 10555). Ex:

soil DNA sequences: AB004730, CP003696 (complete genome).


166, 28oC, F-1)

Corynebacterium variabile (Muller 1961) Collins 1987

Ac-1122 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-671 <-- NCIMB 9455. Received as: Arthrobacter

variabilis Muller 1961 Type. Synonym: Arthrobacter variabilis Muller 1961.

(ATCC 15753; CCM 1565; CIP 102112; DSM 20132; IAM 12346; IFO

(now NBRC)15286; IMET 10433; JCM 2154; NCIMB 9455; NRRL B-

4201). Ex: cheese DNA sequences: AJ222815. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Corynebacterium vitaeruminis (Bechdel et al. 1928) Laneelle et al. 1980

Ac-2189 Type <-- VKM B-1211 <-- INMI, VKM B-1211 <--IBPM, B-85. Received as:

Brevibacterium vitarumen (Bechdel et al. 1929) Breed 1957 Type. Synonym:

Brevibacterium vitarumen (Bechdel et al. 1929) Breed 1957, Flavobacterium

vitarumen Bechdel et al. 1928, Corynebacterium vitarumen (sic) (Bechdel et

al. 1928) Laneelle et al. 1980. (ATCC 10234; CIP 82.7; DSM 20294; IFO

(now NBRC) 12143; JCM 1323; NCIMB 9291). Ex: rumen DNA sequences:


(Medium 166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Couchioplanes caeruleus subsp. azureus Tamura et al. 1994

Ac-2019 Type <-- JCM 3246. Other name: Actinoplanes azureus Routien. (ATCC 31157;

CCRC 11824; DSM 43900; HUT 6550; IFO (now NBRC) 13993; JCM

3246) DNA sequences: D85478, X93202. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Couchioplanes caeruleus subsp. caeruleus (Horan and Brodsky 1986) Tamura et al. 1994

Ac-1257 Type <-- B.C, Brodsky USA, SCC 1014. Received as: Actinoplanes caeruleus

Horan and Brodsky 1986 Type. Synonym: Actinoplanes caeruleus Horan and

Brodsky 1986. (ATCC 33937; DSM 43634; IFO (now NBRC) 13939; IMET

9248; JCM 3195; NCIMB 12727; NRRL 5325). Ex: soil. California. USA

DNA sequences: D85479, D14645. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Crossiella cryophila (Labeda and Lechevalier 1989) Labeda 2001

Ac-1965 Type <-- JCM 9111. Received as: Saccharothrix cryophilis Labeda and

Lechevalier 1989 Type. Synonym: Saccharothrix cryophilis Labeda and

Lechevalier 1989, Nocardiopsis mutabilis subsp. cryophilis Takahashi et al.

1986. (ATCC 51143; DSM 44230; IFO (now NBRC) 14475; JCM 9111;

NCIMB 13187; NRRL B-16238). Ex: soil. Shosenkyo, Yamanashi Pref.

Japan DNA sequences: AF114806. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Cryobacterium psychrophilum (ex Inoue and Komagata 1976) M. Suzuki et al. 1997








Ac-2100 Type <-- IFO 15735. Synonym: Curtobacterium psychrophilum Inoue and

Komagata 1976. (ATCC 43563; CIP 105227; DSM 4854; IAM 12024; IFO

(now NBRC) 15735; JCM 1463; NCIMB 2068). Ex: soil. Shoma station,

Antarctica. DNA sequences: AJ544063, AM410676, D45058. Pathogenicity


Cuniculiplasma divulgatum Golyshuna et al. 2015

B-2940 <-- Golyshina O.V. Received as: strain PM4. Ex: acidic streamer of the Parys

Mountain/Mynydd Parys. Isle of Anglesey Island. UK DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: KT005320. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 337, 37oC Growth condition: anaerobic., C-8)

Cuniculiplasma divulgatum Golyshuna et al. 2015

B-2941 Type <-- Golyshina O.V., Bangor University, U.K. Received as: S5. Ex: sour

stream flowing on the surface of the copper mine. Sour stream flowing over

the surface of a copper mine, Cantareras Mine. Spain DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: KT005321. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Cupriavidus necator Makkar and Casida 1987

B-1323 <-- INMI, VKM B-1323 <-- G.A. Zavarzin INMI, Z-1. Received as:

Alcaligenes eutrophus. Synonym: Alcaligenes eutrophus Davis 1969,

Ralstonia eutropha (Davis 1969) Yabuuchi et al. 1996, Wautersia eutropha

(Davis 1969) Vaneechoutte et al. 2004. Ex: bog soil. Pathogenicity group


3)

Cupriavidus necator Makkar and Casida 1987

B-3386 <-- T.L. Babich INMI, SHC-2-3. Synonym: Wautersia eutropha (Davis

1969) Vaneechoutte et al. 2004, Alcaligenes eutrophus Davis 1969, Ralstonia

eutropha (Davis 1969) Yabuuchi et al. 1996. Ex: groundwater sampled from

observation well near of preserved surface repositore of liquid radioactive

waste. Tomsk Region, Seversk. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Curtobacterium albidum (Komagata and Iizuka 1964) Yamada and Komagata 1972

Ac-2186 Type <-- VKM B-1206 <-- INMI, VKM B-1206 <-- IBPM, B-130. Received as:

Brevibacterium albidum Komagata and Iizuka 1964 Type. Synonym:

Brevibacterium albidum Komagata and Iizuka 1964. (ATCC 15831; CCM

2296; CCRC 2296; CIP 102693; DSM 20512; IAM 1631; IFO (now NBRC)

15078; JCM 1344; NCIMB 11030). Ex: chinese paddy DNA sequences:

AB046363, AM410691, AM042692. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Curtobacterium citreum (Komagata and Iizuka 1964) Yamada and Komagata 1972

Ac-2098 <-- IFO 15231. Synonym: Brevibacterium citreum Komagata and Iizuka

1964. (IAM 12545; IFO (now NBRC) 15231; JCM 1346). Ex: chinese

paddy. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)








Curtobacterium citreum (Komagata and Iizuka 1964) Yamada and Komagata 1972

Ac-2187 Type <-- VKM B-1207 <-- INMI, VKM B-1207 <-- IBPM, B-131. Received as:

Brevibacterium citreum Komagata and Iizuka 1964 Type. Synonym:

Brevibacterium citreum Komagata and Iizuka 1964. (ATCC 15828; CCM

2297; CCRC 12126; CIP 81.26; DSM 20528; IAM 1614; IFO (now NBRC)

12677; IMET 10359; JCM 1345; NCIMB 10702). Ex: chinese paddy DNA

sequences: AM410690, X77436. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Curtobacterium herbarum Behrendt et al. 2002

Ac-2512 Type <-- DSM 14013. (DSM 14013; JCM 12140; LMG 19917; NBRC 103064).

Ex: phyllosphere of grasses. Germany DNA sequences: AJ310413,

AM410692. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Curtobacterium insectiphilium (Steinhaus) Yamada and Komagata

Ac-1957 <-- JCM 1348. Other name: Brevibacterium insectiphilium Steinhaus. (IAM

12546; IFM AM-23; JCM 1348). Ex: fish. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Curtobacterium luteum (Komagata and Iizuka 1964) Yamada and Komagata 1972

Ac-2188 Type <-- VKM B-1210 <-- INMI, VKM B-1210 <-- IBPM, B-134 <-- CCM 2298.

Received as: Brevibacterium luteum Komagata and Iizuka 1964 Type.

Synonym: Brevibacterium luteum Komagata and Iizuka 1964. (ATCC

15830; CCM 2298; CCRC 12127; CCUG 23848; DSM 20542; IAM 1623;

IFO (now NBRC) 12676; IMET 10360; JCM 1480; LMG 8787; NCIMB

11029;). Ex: chinese paddy DNA sequences: X77437. Pathogenicity group


F-3)

Curtobacterium pusillum (Iizuka and Komagata 1965) Yamada and Komagata 1972

Ac-2099 Type <-- IFO 12674. Synonym: Brevibacterium pusillum Iizuka and Komagata

1965. (VKM Ac-1413; ATCC 19096; CCRC 10376; CIP 81.24; DSM

20527; IAM 1479; IFO (now NBRC) 12674; JCM 1350; LMG 8788;

NCIMB 10354). Ex: oil-brine. Yabase-oil field. Akita Pref. Japan DNA

sequences: AJ784400, AB046364. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Curtobacterium pusillum (Iizuka and Komagata 1965) Yamada and Komagata 1972

Ac-2102 <-- IFO 15232. Synonym: Brevibacterium pusillum Iizuka and Komagata

1965. (ATCC 19097; DSM 20529; IAM 1489; IFO (now NBRC) 15232;

JCM 1351). Ex: oil-brine. Yabase-oil field. Akita Pref. Japan. Pathogenicity


Curtobacterium sp.

Ac-1376 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 3g1b. Received as: Clavibacter gallus.

(IFO (now NBRC) 16384). Ex: Poa annua. Root gall, induced by nematode

Subanguina radicicola. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group









Curtobacterium sp.

Ac-1386 <-- IBPM, DL-114. (IFO (now NBRC) 16385). Ex: Agrostis sp. Seed gall

induced by nematode Anguina agrostis, Iturup Island. Russia. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Curtobacterium sp.

Ac-1387 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 2g. (IFO (now NBRC) 16386). Ex:

Centaurea leucophila. Leaf gall induced by nematode Mesoanguina picridis,

North Caucasus. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Curtobacterium sp.

Ac-1393 <-- IBPM, DL-101. (IFO (now NBRC) 16387). Ex: Calamagrostis sp. Stem

gall induced by nematode Heteroanguina graminophila, Kunashir Island.


(Medium 166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Curtobacterium sp.

Ac-1395 <-- IBPM, DL-54. (IFO (now NBRC) 16388). Ex: Festuca rubra. Leaf gall

induced by nematode Anguina graminis. Moscow Region. Russia.


166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Curtobacterium sp.


induced by nematode Anguina graminis. Russia. Pathogenicity group


Curtobacterium sp.




166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Curtobacterium sp.


induced by nematode Anguina agrostis, Kunashir Island. Russia.


166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Curtobacterium sp.


induced by nematode Anguina agrostis, Sakhalin Island. Russia.


166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Curtobacterium sp.

Ac-1796 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 1g. (IFO (now NBRC) 16393). Ex:

Centaurea leucophila. Leaf gall induced by nematode Mesoanguina picridis,









North Caucasus. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Curtobacterium sp.




166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Curtobacterium sp.




(Medium 166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Curtobacterium sp.




(Medium 166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Curtobacterium sp.

Ac-2055 <-- IBPM, DL-470. (IFO (now NBRC) 16400). Ex: Stipa pennata, seed.



Curtobacterium sp.

Ac-2056 <-- IBPM, DL-468. (IFO (now NBRC) 16401). Ex: Stipa pennata, seed.



Curtobacterium sp.

Ac-2057 <-- IBPM, DL-363. (IFO (now NBRC) 16402). Ex: Centaurea sp.

Phyllosphere. Belgorod Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Dactylosporangium aurantiacum Thiemann et al. 1967

Ac-654 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-654 <-- RIA 922 <-- J.E.Thiemann, D-748. (RIA 922;


3083; KCTC 9073; NCIMB 12887; NRRL B-8018; NRRL B-8111). Ex: soil

DNA sequences: X93191, X72779, D85480, U58528. Pathogenicity group


Dactylosporangium matsuzakiense Shomura and Niida 1983


3311; KCTC 9546; NCIMB 12890; NRRL B-16293). Ex: soil. Japan DNA

sequences: X93193, D86940. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Dactylosporangium thailandense Thiemann et al. 1967










Ac-655 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-655 <-- RIA 923 <-- J.E.Thiemann D-449. (RIA 923;


3084; KCTC 9358; NCIMB 12749). Ex: soil. Thailand DNA sequences:

X92630, D85481. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Dactylosporangium vinaceum Shomura et al. 1983


3307; KCTC 9359; NCIMB 12891; NRRL B-16297). Ex: soil. Sekigahara,

Gifu Pref. Japan DNA sequences: X93196, D86939. Pathogenicity group


Deferrisoma camini Slobodkina et al. 2012

B-2672 Type <-- Slobodkina G., INMI. Received as: S3R1. (DSM 24185). Ex: deep-sea

hydrothermal chimney. Pacific Ocean, ABE hydrothermal field on the

Eastern Lau Spreading Centre. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: JF802205.


319, 50oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-2)

Deinococcus proteolyticus Brooks and Murray 1981

Ac-1939 Type <-- IFO 15345. Synonym: Micrococcus radioproteolyticus Kobatake et al.

1973. (ATCC 35074; CCM 2703; DSM 20540; IAM 12141; IFO (now

NBRC) 15345; JCM 6276). Ex: faeces of Lama glama DNA sequences:

CP002536 (complete genome), Y11331. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Deinococcus radiodurans (ex Raj et al. 1960) Brooks and Murray 1981

B-1422 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1422 <-- CCM, CCM 1700. Received as: Micrococcus

radiodurans Type. Synonym: Micrococcus radiodurans Raj et al. 1960.

(ATCC 13939; BCRC 12827; CCM 1700; CCUG 27074; CECT 833; DSM

20539; HAMBI 1924; LMG 4051; NBRC 15346; NCIMB 9279). Ex:

irradiated ground pork and beef. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Deinococcus radiodurans (ex Raj et al. 1960) Brooks and Murray 1981

B-1467 <-- CCM, CCM 1701. Synonym: Micrococcus radiodurans Raj et al. 1960.

(CCM 1701; DSM 46620). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Deinococcus radiophilus (ex Lewis 1973) Brooks and Murray 1981

B-1468 Òype <-- CCM, CCM 2564. Synonym: Micrococcus radiophilus Lewis 1973.

(ATCC 27603; CCM 2564; CECT 4323; DSM 20551; JCM 21311; NBRC

15347; NCIMB 10648). Ex: irradiated Bombay duck, Harpodon nehereu.


50, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Deinococcus taklimakanensis Liu et al. 2017

B-3297 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, FFP 4. Received as: Deinococcus sp. Ex: soil. Oasis

Larsemann Hills, Antarctica. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,









Deinococcus taklimakanensis Liu et al. 2017

B-3299 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, FFP 12. Received as: Deinococcus sp. Ex: soil. Oasis



Delftia acidovorans (den Dooren de Jong 1926) Wen et al. 1999

B-1239 <-- INMI, VKM B-1239 <-- CCM, CCM 283. Received as: Pseudomonas

indoloxidans. Synonym: Comamonas acidovorans (den Dooren de Jong

1926) Tamaoka et al. 1987, Pseudomonas desmolytica Gray and Thornton

1928, Pseudomonas indoloxidans Gray 1928, Pseudomonas acidovorans den

Dooren de Jong 1926. (ATCC 13751; ATCC 9355; BCRC 14830; CCM 283;

CCUG 1822; CIP 64.36; IAM 14419; IAM 14421; ICMP 13635; JCM 6218;

JCM 6220; LMD 28.24; LMG 1801; NBRC 13582; NCCB 28024; NCIMB

2760; NCIMB 9153; NCTC 2769; NRRL B-783). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity


1, F-3)

Delftia acidovorans (den Dooren de Jong 1926) Wen et al. 1999

B-1251 <-- INMI, VKM B-1251 <-- IMV, 2863. Received as: Pseudomonas

acidovorans. Synonym: Comamonas acidovorans (den Dooren de Jong 1926)

Tamaoka et al. 1987, Pseudomonas desmolytica Gray and Thornton 1928,

Pseudomonas indoloxidans Gray 1928, Pseudomonas acidovorans den

Dooren de Jong 1926. Ex: mosquito larvas. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Delftia sp.

B-3039 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, LP-1. Received as: Delftia sp. (DSM 24446). Ex:

rhizosphere of Lupinus polymorphus. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: GQ994938. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Dermacoccus nishinomiyaensis (Oda 1935) Stackebrandt et al. 1995

Ac-2160 Type <-- VKM B-1818 <-- IMG, CCM 2140 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 2140. Received

as: Micrococcus nishinomiyaensis Oda 1935. Synonym: Micrococcus

nishinomiyaensis Oda 1935. (ATCC 29093; CCM 2140; CIP 81.71; DSM

20448; IFO (now NBRC) 15356; LMG 14222; NCDO 2358; NCTC 11039;

OUT 8094). Ex: water DNA sequences: X87757. Pathogenicity group


F-3)


Ac-2161 <-- VKM B-1819 <-- IMG, CCM 2669 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 2669. Received


nishinomiyaensis Oda 1935. (CCM 2669; CIP 82.60; LMG 14223). Ex:

human skin. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)











nishinomiyaensis Oda 1935. (CCM 2670). Ex: human skin. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)






C-1, F-3)


Ac-2166 <-- VKM B-1873 <-- IMG, CCM PM 297 <-- M.Kocur, CCM PM 297.

Received as: Micrococcus nishinomiyaensis Oda 1935. Synonym:

Micrococcus nishinomiyaensis Oda 1935. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-2167 <-- VKM B-1874 <-- IMG, CCM JL 79 <-- M.Kocur, CCM JL 79. Received


nishinomiyaensis Oda 1935. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Dermacoccus sp.

Ac-2168 <-- VKM B-289 <-- INMI, VKM B-289 <-- I.E.Mishustina INMI, 4503

(Micrococcus luteolus). Received as: Micrococcus sp. Ex: sea water. Station

3814, Pacific Ocean, depth 2960 m, 08 27'7''S.lat., 170 39'0''E.l.


68, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Dermacoccus sp.

Ac-2169 <-- VKM B-291 <-- INMI, VKM B-291 <-- I.E.Mishustina INMI,

5331(Micrococcus luteolus). Received as: Micrococcus sp. Ex: sea water.








Station 3856, Pacific Ocean, depth 2960 m, 08 27'7'' S.lat., 170 39'0'' E.l.


68, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Desulfobacterium autotrophicum Brysch et al. 1988

B-1955 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 3382 <-- Widdel F., HRM 2. (DSM 3382; ATCC 43914).

Ex: sea sludge. Venice. Italy DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AF418177;

complete genome: CP001087; plasmid pHRM2a: CP001088. Pathogenicity


Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2)

Desulfobotulus sapovorans (Widdel 1981) Kuever et al. 2009

B-1803 Type <-- DSMZ; DSM 2055. Other name: Desulfovibrio sapovorans, Widdel,

1981. (DSM 2055; LMG 7857; ATCC 33892). Ex: freshwater sludge.

Germany DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: M34402. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 109, 30-35oC Growth

condition: anaerobic., S-3)

Desulfobulbus propionicus Widdel 1981

B-1956 Type <-- DSMZ. Received as: Desulfobulbus propionicus DSM 2032 Lindhorst

(1pr3). (ATCC 33891; DSM 2032). Ex: freshwater sludge. Germany DNA

sequences: complete genome: CP002364; 16S rRNA gene: AY548789.



Desulfococcus amyloliticus Bonch-Osmolovskaya et al. 2001

B-2775 <-- Perevalova A., INMI. Received as: Desulfococcus amyloliticus 313.



Desulfococcus amyloliticus Bonch-Osmolovskaya et al. 2001

B-2776 <-- Perevalova A., INMI. Received as: Desulfococcus amyloliticus 603.



Desulfohalobium utahense Jakobsen et al. 2006

B-2384 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM. (DSM 17720). Ex: anoxic hypersaline

sediment sample. Northern arm of the Great Salt Lake. Utah. USA DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: DQ386236. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-2)

Desulfomicrobium apsheronum Rozanova et al. 1994

B-1804 Type <-- Rozanova E.P. INMI. Received as: 1105. (DSM 5918). Ex: stratal water.

Apsheron Peninsula. Azerbaijan DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: U64865.


109, 30oC, S-3)

Desulfomicrobium baculatum (Rozanova and Nazina 1984) Rozanova et al. 1994

B-1378 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1378 <-- Rozanova E.P. INMI, X. Received as:









Desulfovibrio baculatus. Synonym: Desulfovibrio baculatus Rozanova and

Nazina 1984 Type. (DSM 4028; NCIMB 8310). Ex: moistened dumps of

manganese ore. Ukraine DNA sequences: AJ277894. Pathogenicity group



Desulfomicrobium macestii (Gogotova and Vainshtein 1989) Hippe et al. 2003

B-1598 Type <-- Gogotova G.I. IBPM, M-9. Received as: Desulfobacterium macestii.

Synonym: Desulfobacterium macestii Gogotova and Vainstein 1989 Type.

Ex: underground sulfide waters. Old Macesta, Kudepsta River, Noth

Caucasus. Russia DNA sequences: AJ237604. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-2)

Desulfomicrobium sp.

B-3257 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University. Received as: strain DI. Ex:

microbial mat. Kemerovo coal mine. near Kemerovo. Russia. Pathogenicity



Desulfonatronum buryatense Ryzhmanova et al. 2013

B-2477 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM, Ki5. Received as: Desulfonatronum sp. Ex:

soda lake sediments. Solenoe Lake, South Buryatia. Republic of Byriatia.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: GQ227729. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic, pH 9.5., S-2)

Desulfonatronum cooperativum Zhilina et al. 2005

B-2329 Type <-- Zhilina T. N. INMI. Received as: Z-7999. (DSM 16749). Ex: sediments

of the soda lake. Khadyn Lake. Republic of Tuva. Russia DNA sequences:

16S rRNA gene: AY725424. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


S-2)

Desulfonatronum lacustre Pikuta et al. 1998

B-2475 <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM, Su2. Received as: Desulfonatronum sp. (DSM

21707). Ex: soda lake sediments. Sulfatnoe Lake, South Buryatia. Republic

of Byriatia. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EU315115.


224, 30oC Growth condition: anaerobic, pH 10.0., S-2)


B-2476 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM. Received as: Desulfonatronum sp. Ki4. (DSM

26297). Ex: soda lake sediments. Solenoe Lake, South Buryatia. Republic of

Byriatia. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EU315113. Pathogenicity


Growth condition: anaerobic, pH 9.5., S-2)









B-3473 Type <-- Zhilina T.N. Received as: Z-7951. Ex: mud from alkaline lake. Khadyn

Lake. Republic of Tuva. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: Y14594.


235, 37-40oC Growth condition: anaerobic, pH 9.5., S-2)

Desulfonatronum zhilinae Zakharyuk et al. 2015

B-2744 Type <-- Zakharyuk A. IBPM, Al915-01. Received as: strain Al915-01. (DSM

26338). Ex: bottom sediment of soda lake. Alginskoe Lake. Trans-Baikal

Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: JX984981. Pathogenicity


Growth condition: anaerobic, pH 9.0., S-2)

Desulforococcus kamchatkensis Kublanov et al. 2009

B-2413 Type <-- Kublanov I.V., INMI. Received as: 1221n. (DSM 18924). Ex: errestrial

hot spring. Caldera, Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka

Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EU167539.



Desulfosarcina variabilis Widdel 1981

B-1627 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 2060 <-- Widdel F., Montpellier (3 be 13). (DSM 2060).

Ex: sea black sludge. Montpellier. France DNA sequences: M34407.


107, 30-33oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2)

Desulfosporosinus hippei Vatsurina et al. 2008

B-2003 Type <-- Vainstein M.B., IBPM, 343. Received as: Desulfotomaculum sp. 343.

(DSM 8344). Ex: permafrost. Kolyma Lowland, Arctic. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: Y11571. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


anaerobic., S-2)

Desulfosporosinus metallidurans Panova et al. 2021

B-3021 Type <-- Karnachuk O.V., Tomsk State University. Received as:

Desulfosporosinus sp. OL. (DSM 104464). Ex: a microbial mat in a tailing

dam at a gold ore mining site. Kemerovo Region. Russia DNA sequences:

16S rRNA gene: MT359230; genome NZ_MLBF00000000. Pathogenicity



Desulfosporosinus orientis (Campbell and Postgate 1965) Stackebrandt et al. 1997

B-1628 Type <-- DSMZ, Hippe H. DSM 765. Received as: Desulfotomaculum orientis.

Synonym: Desulfotomaculum orientis Campbell and Postgate 1965 Type,

Desulfovibrio orientis Adams and Postgate 1959. (DSM 765; ATCC 23193;

NCIMB 8382; NCIMB 8382). Ex: soil. Singapore, Sungei Whampoa.

Singapore DNA sequences: Y11570. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


anaerobic., S-2)

Desulfosporosinus sp.








B-3146 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University. Received as: strain I2. Ex: gold mine

tailings. Mokrii Berikul River. Kemerovo Region. Russia DNA sequences:

complete genome: NZ_JYNH00000000. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., F-1)


B-3147 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University. Received as: strain OT. Ex: acidic

sediment of a copper-mining. South part of the Taimyr Peninsula. Norilsk.

Russia DNA sequences: complete genome: NZ_AGAF01000000.




B-3258 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University. Received as: strain BG. Ex: tailings

pound sediment tungsten deposit. Bom-Gorhon, surrounding area. Trans-

Baikal Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KP184717.



Desulfothermobacter acidiphilus Frolov et al. 2018

B-3183 Type <-- Frolov E., INMI RAS. Received as: strain 3408-1. (DSM 105356). Ex:

terrestial hot spring. Kamchatka Peninsula. Kronotsky Nature Reserve.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene KY465722. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic., F-2)

Desulfotomaculum alkaliphilum Pikuta et al. 2000

B-2192 Type <-- Pikuta E.V. IBPM, S1. Received as: Desulfotomaculum sp. S1. (ATCC

700784; DSM 12257). Ex: cows and pigs mixed manure. Moscow Region.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AF097024. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic pH 8.6., S-2)

Desulfotomaculum kuznetsovii Nazina et al. 1990

B-1805 Type <-- Rozanova E.P. INMI, 17. (DSM 6115). Ex: water. Thermal well.

Sukhumi. Abkhazia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: Y11569.



Desulfotomaculum nigrificans (Werkman and Weaver 1927) Campbell and Postgate 1965

B-1379 <-- INMI, VKM B-1379 <-- Rozanova E.P. INMI, 781. Received as:

Desulfotomaculum nigrificans subsp. salinus Nazina and Rozanova 1978.

Ex: oil pool. Tyumen Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


anaerobic., S-2)


B-1492 <-- Rozanova E.P. INMI, 435. Ex: oil pool. Pathogenicity group (SanPin









anaerobic., S-2)


emend. Visser et al., 2014

B-2319 Type <-- Parshina S. N. INMI. Received as: CO-1-SRB. Synonym:

Desulfotomaculum carboxydivorans Parshina et al. 2005. (DSM 14880). Ex:

sludge from an anaerobic bioreactor. Netherlands DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: AY961415; complete genome: CP002736. Pathogenicity group



Desulfotomaculum sp.

B-3259 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University. Received as: strain FU. Ex:

microbial mat. Malyj Zhemchug village. Republic of Byriatia. Russia.



Desulfovibrio africanus Campbell et al., 1966 subsp. subsp. africanus Campbell et al. 1966

B-1757 Type <-- Hippe H., DSMZ. Received as: DSM 2603. Synonym: Desulfovibrio

africanus Campbell et al. 1966. (DSM 2603; ATCC 19996; NCIMB 8401;

NCIMB 8401). Ex: well water. Benghazi. Libya DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: X99236. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 109, 30oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2)

Desulfovibrio alcoholivorans corrig. Qatibi et al. 1995

B-1761 Type <-- DSMZ, H.Hippe <- J.L. Garcia, SPSN. Received as: DSM 5433.

Synonym: Desulfovibrio alcoholovorans Qatibi et al. 1991. (DSM 5433;

ATCC 49738). Ex: alcohol industry waste water. France DNA sequences:

16S rRNA gene: AF053751. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


C-8)

Desulfovibrio arcticus Pecheritsyna et al. 2012

B-2367 Type <-- Pecheritsyna S.A. IBPM, B15. Received as: Desulfovibrio sp. (DSM

21064). Ex: permafrost, water brine. Barents Sea coast, Varandey Peninsula.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: DQ296030. Pathogenicity group



Desulfovibrio carbinolicus Nanninga and Gottschal 1995

B-1758 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 3852 <-- Nanninga H.J., EDK 82. Received as: EDK 82.

(DSM 3852). Ex: anaerobic waste water treatment plant. Potato starch

factory. Dekrim. The Netherlands DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:



Desulfovibrio desulfuricans subsp. subsp. desulfuricans (Beijerinck 1895) Kluyver and van Niel

1936








B-1799 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 642 <-- Gottschalk G. <-- NCIB, NCIB 8307. Received as:

DSM 642. (VKM B-1800; DSM 642; ATCC 29577; NCIMB 8307; NCIMB

8307). Ex: soil near gas main. England. UK DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: M34113. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 109, 37oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2)

Desulfovibrio fructosivorans Ollivier et al. 1990

B-1801 Type <-- Hippe H. DSMZ. Received as: DSM 3604. Synonym: Desulfovibrio

fructosovorans Ollivier et al. 1990. (DSM 3604; ATCC 49200). Ex: estuarine

sediment DNA sequences: draft genome: AECZ00000000. Pathogenicity



Desulfovibrio gigas LeGall 1963

B-1759 Type <-- DSMZ. Received as: DSM 1382. (DSM 1382; NCIMB 9332; NCIMB

9332; ATCC 19364). Ex: water sample. The Etang de Berre. Marseille.

France DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY726757. Pathogenicity group



Desulfovibrio salexigens Postgate and Campbell 1966

B-1763 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 2638 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8403. Received as: DSM 2638.

(ATCC 14822; NCIMB 8403; NCIMB 8403; DSM 2638). Ex: sling sludge.

South America. British Guyana. Co-operative Republic of Guyana DNA

sequences: complete genome: CP001649. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-2)

Desulfovibrio sp.

B-2200 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM, SR-1. Received as: SR-1. Ex: anaerobic

sewage sludge digester. Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: FJ606758. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Desulfovibrio sp.

B-3047 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University. Received as: strain ED. Ex: marsh

water. Trans-Baikal Territory, New Akatui. Russia. Pathogenicity group



Desulfovibrio sp.

B-3048 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University. Received as: strain ED20. Ex:

microbial mat on the wooden structure under the water. Akatui polymetallic

ore field. Trans-Baikal Territory, New Akatui. Russia. Pathogenicity group



Desulfovibrio sp.

B-3049 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University. Received as: strain TomC. (DSM








104453). Ex: sediments from the bottom of the wetland, tailing Tsentralnyy.

Kuzbass. Kemerovo Region. Russia DNA sequences: complete genome:

JSEH 00000000. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Desulfovibrio sp.

B-3050 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University. Received as: strain VK. Ex:

microbial mat on the wooden structure under the water. Akatui polymetallic

ore field. Trans-Baikal Territory, New Akatui. Russia. Pathogenicity group



Desulfovibrio sp.

B-3051 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University. Received as: strain DV. (DSM

104456). Ex: marsh water under the dam. Akatui polymetallic ore field.

Trans-Baikal Territory, New Akatui. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., F-2)

Desulfovibrio sulfodismutans Bak and Pfennig 1988

B-1764 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 3696. (DSM 3696; ATCC 43913). Ex: freshwater sludge.

Konstanz. Germany DNA sequences: Y17764. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-2)

Desulfovibrio vulgaris Postgate and Campbell 1966

B-1388 <-- INMI, VKM B-1388 <-- Rozanova E.P. INMI, 2198. Received as:

Desulfovibrio desulfuricans. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


S-2)

Desulfovibrio vulgaris subsp. subsp. vulgaris Postgate and Campbell 1966

B-1760 Type <-- DSMZ. Received as: DSM 644. (DSM 644; ATCC 29579; NCIMB 8303;

NCIMB 8303). Ex: soil. England, Kent. UK DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: AF418179. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Desulfurococcus fermentans Perevalova et al. 2005

B-2316 Type <-- Bonch-Osmolovskaya E. A., INMI. Received as: Z-1312. (DSM 16532;

JCM 13383). Ex: freshwater hot spring. Caldera, Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka

Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

AY264344; complete genome: CP003321. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Devosia riboflavina (ex Foster 1944) Nakagawa et al. 1996

B-1322 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1322 <-- CCM, CCM 1979 <-- BU CSAV < --NCIB <--

ATCC <-- Merck & Co., Inc. Received as: Pseudomonas riboflavina.

Synonym: Pseudomonas riboflavina Foster 1944. (ATCC 9526; CCM 1979;








CCUG 1825; CIP 59.10; DSM 7230; IAM 14524; NBRC 13284; LMG 2277;

NCIMB 8177). Ex: riboflavin-rich soil. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Dietzia maris (Nesterenko et al. 1982) Rainey et al. 1995

Ac-593 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-593 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, 195. Received as:

Rhodococcus maris (ex Harrison 1929) Nesterenko et al. 1982 Type.

Synonym: Rhodococcus maris (ex Harrison 1929) Nesterenko et al. 1982,

Flavobacterium maris Harrison 1929, Brevibacterium maris (Harrison 1929)

Breed 1953. (IMV 195; ATCC 35013; CIP 104188; DSM 43672; IFO (now

NBRC) 15801; JCM 6166; LMG 5361; NCIMB 11744; NRRL B-16941).

Ex: soil, impregnated with oil. Chernigov Region. Ukraine DNA sequences:

FJ468333, X79290, X81920, KF410336. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, F-3, F-4, C-1)


Ac-959 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, 283. Received as: Rhodococcus maris (ex

Harrison 1929) Nesterenko et al. 1982. Synonym: Rhodococcus maris (ex

Harrison 1929) Nesterenko et al. 1982. (IMV 283; JCM 6167). Ex: Cyprinus

carpio, skin of carp. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-980 <-- O.A.Nesterenko, IMV 294. Received as: Rhodococcus maris (ex


Harrison 1929) Nesterenko et al. 1982. (IMV 294; JCM 6168). Ex: soil,

impregnated with oil. Oil and gas field. Poltava. Ukraine. Pathogenicity


C-1)


Ac-983 <-- O.A.Nesterenko, IMV 392. Received as: Rhodococcus maris (ex


Harrison 1929) Nesterenko et al. 1982. (IMV 392; JCM 6169). Ex: soil,

impregnated with oil. Oil and gas field. Poltava. Ukraine. Pathogenicity


C-1)


Ac-2170 <-- VKM, B-1042 <-- INMI, VKM B-1042 <-- ARRIAM, 253 (Sarcina

erythromyxa (Zopf) Chester 1901). Received as: Sarcina sp. Synonym:

Rhodococcus maris (ex Harrison 1929) Nesterenko et al. 1982. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)

Dissulfuribacter thermophilus Slobodkin et al. 2013

B-2760 Type <-- Slobodkin A., INMI. Received as: S69. (DSM 25762). Ex: deep-sea

hydrothermal vent chimney at a depth of 1910 m. Eastern Lau Spreading,

Center and Valu Fa Ridge, Pacific Ocean. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:








(Medium 320, 61oC Growth condition: anaerobic, NaCl 1.8-2.7%., S-2, F-2)

Dissulfurirhabdus thermomarina Slobodkina et al. 2016

B-2960 Type <-- Slobodkina G.B., INMI. Received as: SH388. (DSM 100025). Ex:

shallow-sea hydrothermal vent. Geothermal field, Kunashir Island. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KU051627. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Dissulfurmicrobium hydrothermalis Slobodkin et al. 2016

B-2854 Type <-- Slobodkina G.B. and Slobodkin A.I., INMI. Received as: Sh68. (JCM

19990). Ex: water. hydrothermal pond, The Uzon Caldera, The Kamchatka


KT159733. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Ectothiorhodospira magna Bryantseva et al. 2011

B-2537 Type <-- Gorlenko V.M. INMI. Received as: B7-7. (DSM 22250). Ex: water.

Chemocline meromictic soda lake, Doroninskoe Lake. Trans-Baikal

Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HM149323.


272, 30oC Growth condition: anaerobic in the light., F-2)

Ectothiorhodospira shaposhnikovii Cherni et al. 1969 emend. Ventura et al. 2000

B-1525 Òype <-- E.N. Kondrat'eva DM MSU, 1. Synonym: Autotrophic

Rhodopseudomonas spec. Kondrat’eva 1956, Ectothiorhodospira vacuolata

Imhoff et al. 1982. (DSM 243). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 289, 30oC, S-2)

Ectothiorhodospira variabilis Gorlenko et al. 2009

B-2479 Type <-- Gorlenko V. and Sorokin D. Yu., INMI. Received as: WN22. (DSM

21381). Ex: microbial mat of shallow water soda lake. Um-Risha Lake, Wadi

Natrum. Arab Republic of Egypt DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:


no. (Medium 265, 28oC Growth condition: anaerobially in the light., S-2)

Edaphobacter lichenicola Belova et al. 2018

B-3208 Type <-- S.E. Belova, S.N. Dedysh INMI, SBC68. Ex: slightly decomposed thalli

of lichen species of the genus Cladonia collected from the lichen-dominated

forested tundra soil. Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Nadym District.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: MG385062. Pathogenicity group


condition: 10-14 day., F-3)

Ensifer adhaerens Casida 1982

B-3385 <-- T.L. Babich INMI, SHC-2-14. Ex: groundwater sampled from











Ensifer meliloti (Dangeard 1926) Young 2003


meliloti. Synonym: Rhizobium meliloti Dangeard 1926, Sinorhizobium

meliloti (Dangeard 1926) De Lajudie et al. 1994. Ex: alfalfa, Medicago

sativa, roots. Alma-Ata Region. Kazakhstan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin





meliloti (Dangeard 1926) De Lajudie et al. 1994. Ex: alfalfa, Medicago

sativa. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 72, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)




meliloti (Dangeard 1926) De Lajudie et al. 1994. Ex: Melilotus sp. Estonia.


72, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)




meliloti (Dangeard 1926) De Lajudie et al. 1994. Ex: Melilotus sp.


72, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)




meliloti (Dangeard 1926) De Lajudie et al. 1994. Ex: Melilotus sp. Kustanai

Region. Kazakhstan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Enterobacter asburiae Brenner et al. 1988 emend. Hoffmann et al. 2005

B-1048 <-- INMI, VKM B-1048 <-- ARRIAM, 68. Received as: Aerobacter

aerogenes. Synonym: Enterobacter muelleri Kampfer et al. 2015. (ATCC

7256; NBRC 3320; NRRL B-411; VTT E-84209). Ex: water. Well.


5, 30oC, F-1)

Enterobacter kobei Kosako et al. 1997 emend. Hoffmann et al. 2005


vasculorum (Cobb) Dowson 1939. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Enterococcus avium (ex Nowlan and Deibel 1967) Collins et al. 1984









B-1673 Òype <-- IMET, IMET 3257 <-- IFM, Q 28/58. Synonym: Streptococcus avium

Nowlan and Deibel 1967. (ATCC 14025; BCRC 14728; CCM 4049; CCUG

7983; CECT 968; CIP 103019; DSM 20679; JCM 8722; LMG 10744;

NBRC 100477; NCIMB 702369; VTT E-97804). Ex: human feces.


157, 37oC, F-1, S-5)

Enterococcus durans (ex Sherman and Wing 1937) Collins et al. 1984

B-603 <-- INMI, VKM B-603 <-- CCM, CCM 1876. Received as: Streptococcus

lactis (Lister 1873) Lohnis 1909. Synonym: Streptococcus durans Sherman

and Wing 1937, Streptococcus durans (ex Sherman and Wing 1937) Knight

et al. 1984. (NCIMB 662; NCTC 662). Ex: milk. Pathogenicity group


Enterococcus hirae Farrow and Collins 1985

B-602 <-- INMI, VKM B-602 <-- CCM, CCM 1874. Received as: Streptococcus

faecalis Andrewes and Horder 1906. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Enterococcus hirae Farrow and Collins 1985

B-2107 Òype <-- ATCC, ATCC 9790. Received as: Enterococcus hirae. Other name:

Streptococcus lactis (Lister 1873) Lohnis 1909. (ATCC 8043; ATCC 9790;

BCRC 11054; BCRC 12496; CCM 2423; CCUG 1332; CCUG 18659;

CCUG 19917; CDBB 1094; CECT 279; CECT 294; CFBP 4250; CIP 53.48;

CIP 82.112; CNCTC 5767; CNCTC Str 16/66; DSM 20160; HAMBI 1709;

HAMBI 644; JCM 8729; LMG 6399; NBRC 3181; NCCB 46070; NCIMB

6459; NCIMB 8123; NCIMB 8191; VTT E-97046). Pathogenicity group


Enterococcus sp.

B-1578 <-- Nikken Foods Co., ITD, Japan. Received as: Streptococcus lactis.


75, 37oC, F-1, S-5)

Enterococcus sp.

B-1944 <-- S.F. Barefoot Clemson University USA, CFM 130. Received as:

Lactococcus lactis. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 75, 30oC, S-5)

Eubacterium barkeri (Stadtman et al. 1972) Collins et al. 1994

B-1775 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 1223 <--ATCC, ATCC 25849. Received as: Clostridium

barkeri DSM 1223. Synonym: Clostridium barkeri Stadtman et al. 1972

Type. (ATCC 25849; NCIMB 10623; NCIMB 10623; DSM 1223; ICM

1389; Smith L.DS. VPI 5359). Ex: river sludge. Potomak River. USA DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: M23927. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



Excellospora japonica Furihata and Shimazu








Ac-2001 <-- JCM 3396. (CCRC 13423; IFO (now NBRC) 14486; JCM 3396).


214, 50oC, F-1)

Faecalicatena fissicatena (Taylor 1972) Sakamoto et al 2017

B-3243 Type <-- Vainshtein M.B., IBPM. Received as: DSM 3598 strain AzA. Synonym:

Eubacterium fissicatena Taylor 1972. (DSM 3598, ATCC 33661, JCM

31501, NCIB 10446, NCIMB 10446). Ex: alimentary tract of goat DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: NR_117142, hsp60 gene: LC192836.



Fervidobacterium riparium Podosokorskaya et al. 2011

B-2549 Type <-- Podosokorskaya O.A., INMI. Received as: 1445t. (DSM 21630). Ex:

thermal spring. Kunashir Island, Kuril Islands. Sakhalin Region, Yuzhno-

Kurilsky District. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EU851047.



Fimbriiglobus ruber Kulichevskaya et al. 2017

B-3045 Type <-- I.S. Kulichevskaya, S.N. Dedysh INMI, SP5. (LMG 29572). Ex: peat

soil. Sphagnum-dominated ombrotrophic peat bog Obukhovskoe. Yaroslavl

Region. Russia DNA sequences: whole genome shotgun sequence:

NIDE00000000; 16S rRNA gene: KX369544. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Flavobacterium johnsoniae subsp. aurantiacum (Lewin 1969) Garcia-Lopez et al. 2020

B-1426 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1426 <-- NCMB, NCMB 1382. Received as: Flexibacter

aurantiacus Lewin 1969 Type. Synonym: Flexibacter aurantiacus Lewin

1969. Other name: Cytophaga johnsonae Stanier 1947, Vegetative

myxobacteria Johnson 1932. (ATCC 23107; IFO 15970; LMG 3987; NBRC

15970; NCMB 1382). Ex: garden soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Flavobacterium pectinovorum (Reichenbach 1989) Bernardet et al. 1996

B-1171 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1171 <-- NCIB, NCIB 9059 <-- M.Y. Dorey, 81.

Received as: Flavobacterium pectinovorum Type. Synonym: Cytophaga

johnsonae (ex Dorey 1959) Reichenbach 1989, Flavobacterium

pectinovorum Dorey 1959, Empedobacter pectinovorum (sic) (Dorey 1959)

Kaiser 1961. (ATCC 19366; CIP 104742; DSM 6368; IAM 14307; JCM

8518; LMG 4031; LMG 8366; NBRC 15945; NCIMB 9059). Pathogenicity


S-5, S-4)

Flavobacterium sp.

B-1338 <-- INMI, VKM B-1338 <-- L.M. Kondratyeva IVEP. Received as:

Flavobacterium vulkanense Ten Hak Mun and Kondratjeva 1980 Type. Ex:

volcanic ash. Volcano Tyatya, Kunashir Island. Russia. Pathogenicity group









5)

Flectobacillus major (Gromov 1963) Larkin et al. 1977

B-859 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-859 <-- B.V. Gromov LM BiNII StPGU. Received as:

Microcyclus major Type. Synonym: Microcyclus major Gromov 1963.

(ATCC 29496; CCM 2921; CCUG 14833; DSM 103; LMG 13163; NCIMB

11363). Ex: Scenedesmus sp. Chudskoye Lake. Russia. Pathogenicity group


F-3)

Frankia sp.

Ac-918 <-- D.D.Baker, DDB 010210 (Baker D.D., Ar I 4). Ex: red alder, Alnus

rubra, root nodules. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Frankia sp.

Ac-919 <-- D.D.Baker, DDB 130120 (Baker D.D. EuI1b). (VKM Ac-1255). Ex:

Elaeagnus umbellata, hydroponics cultures, root nodules. USA.


131, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Frankia sp.

Ac-920 <-- M.P.Lechevalie, LLR 01321. Ex: speckled alder, Alnus incana, root

nodules. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 131, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Frankia sp.

Ac-921 <-- M.P.Lechevalie, LLR 01322. Ex: speckled alder, Alnus incana, root


no. (Medium 131, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Frankia sp.

Ac-922 <-- A.D.L.Akkermans, An 2-1. Ex: rhizosphera of the alder, Alnus nitida,

root nodules. Pakistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Frankia sp.

Ac-1015 <-- A.D.L.Akkermans, Avc I1.R.1. Ex: reizolated from strain Avc I1; alder,

Alnus viridis subsp. Crispa, root nodules. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Frankia sp.

Ac-1251 <-- V.Sundman, UHF 01111 (Sundman V., Ai 15a). Ex: speckled alder,

Alnus incana, root nodules. Finland. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Frankia sp.

Ac-1252 <-- A.M.Berry USA, Ar I3 <-- HFP 013003. Ex: red alder, Alnus rubra, root


no. (Medium 131, 28oC, F-1, C-1)










Frankia sp.

Ac-1253 <-- J.G.Torrey USA, CpI1 <-- HFP 070101. Ex: rhizosphera, Comptonia

peregrina, root nodules. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Frankia sp.

Ac-1254 <-- V.Sundman, Ag9b. Ex: black alder, Alnus glutinosa, root nodules.

Finland. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 131, 28oC, F-1, C-3)

Frankia sp.

Ac-1256 <-- J.G.Torrey USA <-- DDB 010110. Ex: rhizosphera of the alder, Alnus

viridis subsp.crispa, root nodules. Ontario. Canada. Pathogenicity group


Frigoribacterium faeni Kampfer et al. 2000

Ac-2505 Type <-- DSM 10309. (ATCC BAA-3; DSM 10309; JCM 11265; NBRC 103066).

Ex: airborne dust. cattle barn. Finland DNA sequences: AM410686, Y18807.


166, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-2506 <-- DSM 10310. (DSM 10310). Ex: airborne dust. cattle barn. Finland DNA

sequences: AF157478,. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-2507 <-- DSM 10311. (DSM 10311). Ex: airborne dust. cattle barn. Finland DNA



Frigoribacterium sp.

Ac-1396 <-- L.I.Evtushenko IBPM, DL-74. Ex: Festuca sp., leaf gall induced by

Anguina graminis. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Frigoriglobus tundricola Kulichevskaya et al. 2020

B-3467 Type <-- I.S. Kulichevskaya, INMI, PL17T. Received as: Frigidiglobus tundricola.

(CECT 9407T). Ex: water. Littoral wetland in a forested tundra. Yamalo-

Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Nadym District. Russia DNA sequences:

Genome: CP053452. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Fuchsiella alkaliacetigena Zhilina et al. 2012

B-2667 Type <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI, Z-7100 DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

HQ828140. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 315, 37oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Fuchsiella ferrireducens Zhilina et al. 2015

B-2790 <-- Zhilina T.N, INMI. Received as: Fuchsiella sp. Z-7102. (DSM 26052).










Ex: soda lake. Tanatar III Lake. Altai Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: KM215211. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


S-2, F-2)

Fuchsiella ferriredusens Zhilina et al. 2015

B-2766 Type <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI RAS. Received as: Z-7101. (DSM 26031). Ex: soda

lake. Tanatar III Lake. Altai Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: JX566887. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 315, 35-37oC Growth condition: anaerobic, pH 9.8., S-

2, F-2)

Genus sp.

Ac-2171 <-- VKM B-253 <-- INMI, VKM B-253 <-- I.E.Mishustina INMI, A 2132

(Micrococcus albicans (Grevisan) Krassilnikov 1949). Ex: sea water. Station

238, depth 121 m, 68 08' 3'' S.lat., 19 59'5'' E. long., Indian Ocean.


68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Genus sp.

Ac-2172 <-- VKM B-261 <-- INMI, VKM B-261 <-- I.E.Mishustina INMI, A 7021

(Micrococcus albicans (Grevisan) Krassilnikov 1949). Ex: sea water. Station

348, depth 78 m, 64 00'0'' N. lat., 30 00'0'' West. long., Atlantic Ocean.


68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Genus sp.


MGU, 190 N (Mycococcus luteus Krassilnikov 1941). Ex: lithophilic lichen.

Tien Shan Mountains. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Genus sp.





Genus sp.





Genus sp.













Genus sp.





Genus sp.


MGU, 100 N (Mycococcus aurantiacus (Schroeter) Cohn 1872). Ex:

lithophilic lichen. Tien Shan Mountains. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Genus sp.


MGU, 255 (Mycococcus ruber Krassilnikov 1941). Ex: lithophilic lichen.



Genus sp.


(Micrococcus sulfureus Zimmermann 1890). Ex: sea water. Station 248,

depth 1572 m, 55 58'5'' S. lat., 20 00'0'' E. long., Indian Ocean. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)

Geobacillus icigianus Bryanskaya et al. 2015

B-2853 Type <-- A.V. Bryanskaya ICG, G1W1. (DSM 28325). Ex: water and sludge

sample of the hydrothermal (97 C) outlets of the Troinoy geyser. Valley of

Geysers, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia DNA

sequences: whole genome shotgun sequence: JPYA00000000. Pathogenicity


Geobacillus jurassicus Nazina et al. 2005 emend. Coorevits et al. 2012

B-2301 Òype <-- T.N. Nazina INMI, DS1. (BCRC 17566; CCM 7224; DSM 15726; LMG

23069; NBRC 107829). Ex: formation water. Dayang oil field. Hebei

Province, Kongdian area. China. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Geobacillus jurassicus Nazina et al. 2005 emend. Coorevits et al. 2012

B-2302 <-- T.N. Nazina INMI, DS2. (DSM 15727). Ex: formation water. Dayang oil

field. Hebei Province, Kongdian area. China. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Geobacillus lituanicus Kuisiene et al. 2004

B-2294 Type <-- N. Kuisiene Vilnius Univ., N-3. (BCRC 17562; DSM 15325; LMG

23033). Ex: high temperature oilfield. Girkaliai. Lithuania. Pathogenicity


5)

Geobacillus posolskii Khanaeva et al.









B-3150 Type <-- O.N. Pavlova LIN, PB15/Grf7geo. Ex: bottom sediment. Posolsk Bank

methane seep, Central Baikal. Trans-Baikal Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity


Geobacillus proteiniphilus Semenova et al. 2019

B-3132 Òype <-- T.N. Nazina INMI, 1017. (KCTC 33986). Ex: production water from

oilfield. Dagang oilfield. Hebei province. PR China DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: GU459251. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Geobacillus stearothermophilus (Donk 1920) Nazina et al. 2001 emend. Coorevits et al. 2012

B-510 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-510 <-- NCTC, NCTC 10339 <-- N.R. Smith, T 18.

Received as: Bacillus stearothermophilus Type. Synonym: Bacillus

stearothermophilus Donk 1920. (ATCC 12980; BGSC 9A20; CCM 2062;

BCRC 11092; CCUG 26241; CIP 66.23; DSM 22; IAM 11062; JCM 2501;

KCTC 1665; KCTC 1752; LMG 6939; NBRC 12550; NCCB 75019;

NCIMB 8923 (formerly NCDO 1768); NCTC 10339; NRRL B-1172).


5, 55oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)


B-715 <-- INMI, VKM B-715 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8157 <-- N.R. Smith, T 17.

Received as: Bacillus stearothermophilus. Synonym: Bacillus

stearothermophilus Donk 1920. (ACM 5041; ATCC 7953; BCRC 10285;

CCM 4395; CCUG 11735; CCUG 621; CIP 52.81; CNCTC 6227; CNCTC

Bac 1/64; DSM 5934; IAM 11002; JCM 9488; KCTC 2107; LMD 89.155;

LMG 13578; NBRC 13737; NCAIM B.01096; NCCB 89155; NCIM 2235;

NCIMB 8157; NCTC 10007; NRRL B-1102; VTT E-88318). Pathogenicity


4)




stearothermophilus Donk 1920. (NCIMB 8222). Pathogenicity group





stearothermophilus Donk 1920. (CCM 2186; NCIMB 8224). Pathogenicity


4)


B-2101 <-- M. Rowe Centre for Food and Agriculture Microbiology, ATCC 10149.


stearothermophilus Donk 1920. Other name: Bacillus calidolactis. (ATCC

10149; BCRC 10610; CCUG 620; CECT 4517; CIP 105453; CNCTC 6228;







CNCTC Bac 12/83; DSM 6790; JCM 11297; LMG 17962; NCIMB 13693).


5, 55oC, F-1, S-4)


B-2194 <-- DSMZ, DSM 494. Received as: Bacillus stearothermophilus. Synonym:

Bacillus stearothermophilus Donk 1920. (CCUG 11734; DSM 494; LMG

8193; NCIMB 702010; NCTC 10003). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-




Bacillus stearothermophilus Donk 1920. (DSM 2313; NCIMB 10278; NRRL

B-14316). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 3, 60oC, F-1, S-4)



Bacillus stearothermophilus Donk 1920. (DSM 2357; KCTC 1830; LMG



Geobacillus thermocatenulatus (Golovacheva et al. 1991) Nazina et al. 2001 emend. Dinsdale et

al. 2011

B-1259 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1259 <-- R.S. Golovacheva, L.G. Loginova INMI, 178.

Received as: Bacillus thermocatenulatus Type. Synonym: Bacillus

thermocatenulatus Golovacheva et al. 1991. (BCRC 17466; CCM 2809;

DSM 730; KACC 11364; KCTC 3921; LMG 19007; NBRC 15316). Ex: hot-

gas well, coatings inside tube. Jangan-Tau Mountain, Southern Ural. Russia.


3, 60oC, F-1, S-4)

Geobacillus thermocatenulatus (Golovacheva et al. 1991) Nazina et al. 2001 emend. Dinsdale et

al. 2011

B-2300 <-- T.N. Nazina INMI, GaT. Received as: Geobacillus gargensis Nazina et

al. 2004 Type. Synonym: Bacillus thermocatenulatus Golovacheva et al.

1991, Geobacillus gargensis Nazina et al. 2004. (BCRC 17564; CCM 7223;

DSM 15378; LMG 23385). Ex: water. 66/5000, Garga hot spring, the north-

eastern part of the Transbaikal region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Geodermatophilus obscurus Luedemann 1968

Ac-658 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-658 <-- RIA 944 <-- G.M.Luedemann, G-20. (RIA 944;

ATCC 25078; CBS 237.69; DSM 43160; IFO (now NBRC) 13315; JCM

3152; NRRL B-3577). Ex: soil. Amargosa Desert, Nevada. Nevada. USA

DNA sequences: CP001867 (complete genome)., X92356. Pathogenicity


C-1)









Ac-659 <-- INMI, VKM A-659 <-- RIA 945 <-- G.M.Luedemann, G-5. Received as:

Geodermatophilus obscurus subsp. dictyosporus Luedemann 1968 Type.

(RIA 945; ATCC 25080; CBS 234.69; DSM 43161; IFO (now NBRC)

13317; IMET 9241; JCM 3154; NRRL B-3579). Ex: soil. Westgard Pass.




Ac-1443 <-- DSM 43162. Received as: Geodermatophilus obscurus subsp. utahensis

Luedemann 1968 Type. (ATCC 25079; CBS 235.69; DSM 43162; IFO (now

NBRC) 13318; IMET 9242; JCM 3155; NRRL B-3580). Ex: soil. Zion

National Park. Uta. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Geodermatophilus sp.

Ac-1439 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 2BL. Ex: soil. Kyzylkum Desert. near

Bukhara. Uzbekistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1440 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 26K1. Ex: soil. Kyzylkum Desert. near




Ac-1441 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 2GE 114. Ex: soil. Kyzylkum Desert.

near Bukhara. Uzbekistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1442 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 25 G1. Ex: soil. Kyzylkum Desert. near



Geoglobus acetivorans Slobodkina et al. 2009

B-2522 Type <-- Slobodkin A.I., INMI. Received as: SBH6. (DSM 21716). Ex:

hydrothermal water. Ashadze field, Mid-Atlantic Ridge. DNA sequences:

16S rRNA gene: FJ216404. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


F-2)

Giesbergeria giesbergeri (Williams and Rittenberg 1957) Grabovich et al. 2006

B-1404 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1404 <--ATCC, ATCC 11334. Received as:

Aquaspirillum giesbergeri Type. Synonym: Aquaspirillum giesbergeri

(Williams and Rittenberg 1957) Hylemon et al. 1973, Spirillum giesbergeri

Williams and Rittenberg 1957. (ATCC 11334; CCUG 15844; CIP 107316;

DSM 9157; JCM 21431; LMG 4331; NBRC 13959 ; NCIMB 9073). Ex:

water. Pond. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 238, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)









Giesbergeria kuznetsovii Grabovich et al. 2006

B-2352 Type <-- M.Yu. Grabovich VSU, D-412. Received as: Aquaspirillum kuznetsovii

Type. (CIP 109213; DSM 12827). Ex: sulfide spring. Russia. Pathogenicity


S-3)

Giesbergeria voronezhensis Grabovich et al. 2006

B-2350 Type <-- M.Yu. Grabovich VSU, D-419. Received as: Aquaspirillum

voronezhense Type. (CIP 107340; DSM 12825). Ex: activated sludge. Waste

water aeration tank. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-2351 <-- M.Yu. Grabovich VSU, D-420. Received as: Aquaspirillum

voronezhense. (DSM 12828). Ex: activated sludge. Waste water aeration

tank. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 238, 30oC, F-2, S-3)



voronezhense. Ex: activated sludge. Waste water aeration tank. Russia.


238, 30oC, F-2, S-3)



voronezhense. Ex: activated sludge. Waste water aeration tank. Russia.


238, 30oC, F-2, S-3)

Gluconobacter cerinus (ex Asai 1935) Yamada and Akita 1984 emend. Katsura et al. 2002

B-1283 <-- INMI, VKM B-1283 <-- DM SPbSU, Yg-22 <-- V.N. Bukin BiNII

SPbSU, Yg-22. Synonym: Gluconobacter cerinus (Asai 1935) Asai and

Shoda 1958, Gluconobacter asaii Mason and Claus 1989. Ex: fruit. Japan.


120, 26-28oC, F-1, S-5)

Gluconobacter oxydans (Henneberg 1897) De Ley 1961 (AL) emend. Mason and Claus 1989

B-885 <-- INMI, VKM B-885 <-- KM StPGU, NCIB 7069. Received as:

Acetobacter suboxydans Kluyver and de Leeuw 1924. Synonym: Bacterium

oxydans Henneberg 1897, Bacillus oxydans (Henneberg 1897) Migula 1900,

Acetobacter oxydans (Henneberg 1897) Bergey et al. 1923, Acetomonas

oxydans (Henneberg 1897) Shimwell and Carr 1959, Gluconobacter oxydans

(Henneberg 1897) Asai in Asai et al. 1964. Other name: Gluconobacter

oxydans subsp. suboxydans (Kluyver and de Leeuw 1924) De Ley and

Frateur 1974. (ATCC 621; BCRC 10684; CCM 1783; CCUG 18135; CIP

104737; DSM 50049; MD 23.2; LMG 1673; NCAIM B.01220).


120, 26-28oC, F-1, S-5)








Gluconobacter oxydans (Henneberg 1897) De Ley 1961 (AL) emend. Mason and Claus 1989

B-1280 <-- INMI, VKM B-1280 <-- DM SPbSU, NCIB 5595 <-- NCIB, NCIB 5595.

Received as: Acetobacter suboxydans subsp. muciparum Frateur 1950.

Synonym: Bacterium oxydans Henneberg 1897, Bacillus oxydans

(Henneberg 1897) Migula 1900, Acetobacter oxydans (Henneberg 1897)

Bergey et al. 1923, Acetomonas oxydans (Henneberg 1897) Shimwell and

Carr 1959, Gluconobacter oxydans (Henneberg 1897) Asai in Asai et al.

1964, Bacterium oxydans Henneberg 1897, Bacillus oxydans (Henneberg

1897) Migula 1900, Acetobacter oxydans (Henneberg 1897) Bergey et al.

1923, Acetomonas oxydans (Henneberg 1897) Shimwell and Carr 1959,

Gluconobacter oxydans (Henneberg 1897) Asai in Asai et al. 1964. (ATCC

23772; IAM 14366; JCM 21179; LMG 1399; NCIM 2525; NCIMB 5595).


120, 27oC, F-1, S-5)

Gluconobacter sp.

B-1227 <-- INMI, VKM B-1227 <-- CCM, CCM 1772 <-- BUCSAV, Bu 113.

(VKM B-1277; ATCC 9937; BCRC 16080; CCM 1772; KCTC 2750; LMG

1404; NCIMB 8084; NRRL B-751) DNA sequences: 5S rRNA gene:


(Medium 120, 28oC, F-1, S-5)

Gluconobacter sp.

B-1284 <-- INMI, VKM B-1284 <-- DM SPbSU, H-15 <-- V.N. Bukin BiNII

SPbSU, H-15. Received as: Gluconobacter suboxydans (Kluyver and de

Leeuw 1924) Asai and Shoda 1958. Ex: fruit. Japan. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 120, 26-28oC, F-1, S-

5)

Gluconobacter sp.

B-1285 <-- INMI, VKM B-1285 <-- DM SPbSU, A-3. Received as: Gluconobacter

suboxydans (Kluyver and de Leeuw 1924) Asai and Shoda 1958. Ex: fruit.


99, 26-28oC, F-1, S-5)

Glutamicibacter nicotianae (Giovannozzi-Sermanni 1959) Busse 2016

Ac-1113 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-662 <-- NCIMB 9458. Synonym: Arthrobacter nicotianae

Giovannozzi-Sermanni 1959. (VKM Ac-1127; ATCC 15236; CCM 1648;

CIP 82.107; DSM 20123; IAM 12342; IFO (now NBRC)14234; IMET

10353; JCM 1333; LMG 16305; NCIMB 9458). Ex: air. tobacco warehouse.

DNA sequences: X80739. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Glutamicibacter nicotianae (Giovannozzi-Sermanni 1959) Busse 2016

Ac-1127 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-803 <-- CCM 1648. Synonym: Arthrobacter nicotianae

Giovannozzi-Sermanni 1959. (VKM Ac-1113; ATCC 15236; CCM 1648;

CIP 82.107; DSM 20123; IAM 12342; IFO (now NBRC) 14234; IMET

10353; JCM 1333; LMG 16305; NCIMB 9458). Ex: air. tobacco warehouse.








Glutamicibacter protophormiae (Stackebrandt et al. 1984) Busse 2016

Ac-2104 Type <-- IFO 12128. Synonym: Arthrobacter protophormiae (Lysenko 1959)

Stackebrandt et al. 1984, Brevibacterium protophormiae Lysenko 1959.

(ATCC 19271; CCEB 282; CCRC 12118; CIP 106987; DSM 20168; IFO

(now NBRC) 12128; JCM 1973; LMG 16324; NCIMB 12765). Ex: fly,

Protophormia terraenovae DNA sequences: X80745. Pathogenicity group


Glutamicibacter uratoxydans (Stackebrandt et al. 1984) Busse 2016

Ac-1979 Type <-- IFO 15515. Synonym: Arthrobacter uratoxydans Stackebrandt et al.


JCM 11944; LMG 16220). Ex: humus soil DNA sequences: X83410.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Glycomyces harbinensis Labeda et al. 1985

Ac-1247 Type <-- M.Lechevalier, LL-D05139. (ATCC 43155; DSM 46494; IFO (now

NBRC) 14487; IMET 43812; JCM 7347; KCTC 9362; NRRL 15337). Ex:

soil. Harbin. China DNA sequences: D85483. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Glycomyces rutgersensis Labeda et al. 1985

Ac-1248 Type <-- M.Lechevalier, LL- I -20. (ATCC 43156; DSM 43812; IFO (now NBRC)

14488; IFO (now NBRC) 15934; IMET 43813; JCM 6238; KCTC 9654;

NRRL B-16106). Ex: soil. Greenhouse. New Jersey, Trenton. USA DNA

sequences: AJ293748, D85484. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Glycomyces tenuis Evtushenko et al. 1991

Ac-1250 Type <-- L.P.Terekhova INA, n-5888. Received as: Streptomyces sp. (ATCC

49849; DSM 44171; IFO (now NBRC) 15904; JCM 9087; KCTC 9658;

NRRL B-16895). Ex: contaminant of strain Streptomyces galilaeus INA

5888 (VKM Ac-1280), a single isolate DNA sequences: D85482.


64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Goodfellowiella coeruleoviolacea (Preobrazhenskaya and Terekhova 1987) Labeda et al. 2008

Ac-1083 Type <-- INA 3564. Received as: Actinomadura coeruleoviolacea

Preobrazhenskaya and Terekhova 1987 Type. Synonym: Actinomadura

coeruleoviolacea Preobrazhenskaya and Terekhova 1987, Saccharothrix

coeruleoviolacea (Preobrazhenskaya and Terekhova 1987) Kroppenstedt et

al. 1991. Other name: Illegitimate synonym: Goodfellowia coeruleoviolacea

(Preobrazhenskaya and Terekhova 1987) Labeda and Kroppenstedt 2006.

(INA 3564; DSM 43935; IFO (now NBRC) 14988; JCM 9110; NRRL B-

24058). Ex: soil DNA sequences: DQ093349, AB297963, AB327258.








205, 37oC, F-1, C-1)

Gordonia amarae (Lechevalier and Lechevalier 1974) Klatte et al. 1994

Ac-801 Type <-- IMET 7518 <-- R.E.Gordon, IMRU 3960. Received as: Nocardia amarae

Lechevalier and Lechevalier 1974 Type. Synonym: Nocardia amarae

Lechevalier and Lechevalier 1974. (ATCC 27808; CCM 2753; CIP 104501;

DSM 43392; IFO (now NBRC) 15530; IMET 7518; JCM 3171; NCIMB

11222; NRRL B-8176; NRRL B-16281). Ex: abnormal foam on activated

sludge. Florida, Miami, Andover. USA DNA sequences: X80635, X80601,

X75902, KF410368. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Gordonia bronchialis (Tsukamura 1971) Stackebrandt et al. 1989

Ac-956 Type <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, R-654 <-- M.Goodfellow, N 654. Received as:

Rhodococcus bronchialis (Tsukamura 1971) Tsukamura 1974 Type.

Synonym: Rhodococcus bronchialis (Tsukamura 1971) Tsukamura 1974,

Gordona (sic) bronchialis Tsukamura et al. 1971. (ATCC 25592; CCM 2631;

CIP 100847; DSM 43247; IFO (now NBRC) 16047; IMET 7370; JCM 3198;

JCM 3231; LMG 5355; NCTC 10667). Ex: sputum of woman with cavitary

disease of both upper lungs DNA sequences: CP001802 (complete genome),


(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Gordonia rhizosphera Takeuchi and Hatano 1998


10426; KCTC 9824). Ex: soil and the surface of fine roots in rhizosphera of

Bruguiera gymnorrhiza Lamk (mangrove). Mangrove forest in the Shiira

River estuary, Iriomote Island. Japan DNA sequences: BAHC01000019,


(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)

Gordonia rubripertincta (Hefferan 1904) Stackebrandt et al. 1989

Ac-1016 Type <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, N 4 <-- M.Goodfellow, N 4. Received as:

Rhodococcus rubropertinctus (Hefferan 1904) Tsukamura 1974 Type.

Synonym: Rhodococcus rubropertinctus (Hefferan 1904) Tsukamura 1974,

Nocardia rubropertincta (Hefferan 1904) Waksman and Henrici 1948.

(ATCC 14352; CIP 104661; DSM 43197; IMET 7277; JCM 3204; LMG

5367; NCIMB 9664). Ex: soil DNA sequences: X80632, X81915.


183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Gordonia rubripertincta (Hefferan 1904) Stackebrandt et al. 1989

Ac-1017 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, N 657 <-- M.Goodfellow, N 657. Received as:

Rhodococcus corallinus (Bergey et al. 1923) Goodfellow and Alderson 1977

Type. Synonym: Rhodococcus corallinus (Bergey et al. 1923) Goodfellow

and Alderson 1977, Rhodococcus rubropertinctus (Hefferan 1904)

Tsukamura 1974 emend. Mordarski et al. 1980. Other name: Gordona rubra

Tsukamura 1971; Nocardia corallina (Bergey et al. 1923) Waksman and






Henrici 1948. (ATCC 25593; CIP 100848; DSM 43248; IMET 7372; JCM

3199; JCM 3227; LMG 5368; NCTC 10668; NRRL B-16540). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: AY995558. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Gordonia sp.

Ac-1165 <-- INMI, VKM B-853 <-- DM MSU, 48-47. Received as: Mycobacterium

lacticolum Lehmann and Neumann 1927. Ex: ground and stratal water of gas

field. Rostov Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Gordonia sp.

Ac-1166 <-- INMI, VKM B-854 <-- DM MSU, 35. Received as: Mycobacterium

lacticolum Lehmann and Neumann 1927. Ex: ground and stratal water of gas

field. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Gordonia terrae (Tsukamura 1971) Stackebrandt et al. 1989

Ac-1023 Type <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, N 659 <-- M. Goodfellow, N 659. Received as:

Rhodococcus terrae (Tsukamura 1971) Tsukamura 1974 Type;. Synonym:

Rhodococcus terrae (Tsukamura 1971) Tsukamura 1974, Gordona (sic)

terrae Tsukamura 1971. (ATCC 25594; CIP 104295; DSM 43249; IMET

7371; JCM 3206; JCM 3229; LMG 5369; NBRC 100016; NCTC 10669;

NRRL B-16283). Ex: soil DNA sequences: X79286, X53202, X81922,


(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Granulicella aggregans Pankratov and Dedysh 2010

B-2571 Type <-- S.N. Dedysh INMI, TPB6028. (DSM 22516; LMG 25274). Ex:

sphagnum peat bog. Bakchar bog. Tomsk Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


Granulicella pectinivorans Pankratov and Dedysh 2010

B-2509 Type <-- S.N. Dedysh INMI, TPB6011. (DSM 21001). Ex: sphagnum peat bog.

Bakchar bog. Tomsk Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Granulicella sibirica Oshkin et al. 2019

B-3276 Type <-- I.S. Kulichevskaya, S.N. Dedysh INMI, AF10. Ex: upper oxic layer (0-10

cm) of organic layer of soil in forested tundra. West Siberia. Yamalo-Nenets

Autonomous Okrug, Nadym. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Haloarcula hispanica Juez et al. 1986

B-1755 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 4426 <-- F. Rodriguez-Valera <-- G. Juez, Y.27.

(ATCC 33960; CCM 3601; DSM 4426; JCM 8911; NBRC 102182; NCIMB

2187). Ex: solar saltern. Alcante. Spain. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 185, 37oC, S-3)

Haloarcula japonica Takashina et al. 1991









B-2009 Òype <-- JCM, JCM 7785. (ATCC 49778; DSM 6131; JCM 7785; NBRC 101032;

NCIMB 13157). Ex: saltern soil. Noto Peninsula. Japan. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 185, 42oC, S-5, C-5)

Haloarcula marismortui (Elazari-Volkani 1957) Oren et al. 1990

B-1809 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 3752 <-- M. Ginzburg. Synonym:

Halobacterium marismortui Elazari-Volcani 1957, Flavobacterium maris-

mortui Elazari-Volcani 1940. (ATCC 43049; DSM 3752; JCM 8966;

NCIMB 13162). Dead Sea. Israel. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Haloarcula sp.

B-1952 <-- A. Ventosa, ATCC 33799 <--ATCC, ATCC 33799. Received as:

Haloarcula californiae Torreblanca et al. 1986 Type. (ATCC 33799; CCM

3664; DSM 8905; JCM 8912; NCIMB 2267). Ex: salt brine. Baja California.

Mexico. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 185, 37oC, S-5)

Haloarcula sp.

B-1953 <-- A. Ventosa, ATCC 33800 <--ATCC, ATCC 33800. Received as:

Haloarcula sinaiiensis Torreblanca et al. 1986 Type. (ATCC 33800; CCM

3665; DSM 8928; JCM 8862; NCIMB 2268). Ex: salt brine. Red Sea. Israel.


185, 37oC, S-5)

Haloarcula vallismortis (Gonzalez et al. 1979) Torreblanca et al. 1986

B-1791 Òype <-- I.S. Zvyagintseva INMI, CCM 3404 <-- CCM, CCM 3404 <-- C.

Gonzalez, JF 54. Synonym: Halobacterium vallismortis Gonzalez et al. 1979.

(VKM B-1398; ATCC 29715; BCRC 14343; CCM 3404; DSM 3756; JCM

8877; NBRC 14741; NCIMB 2082). Ex: salt pools. Death Valley. California.


(Medium 185, 40oC, S-5)

Halobacterium salinarum corrig. (Harrison and Kennedy 1922) Elazari-Volcani 1957 emend.

Gruber et al. 2004

B-1769 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 3754 <-- NRC, NRC 34002 <-- N.E. Gibbons <-

- A.G. Lochhead, 91-R6. Synonym: Halobacterium halobium (Petter 1931)

Elazari-Volcani 1957, Halobacterium cutirubrum (Lochhead 1934) Elazari-

Volcani 1957, Pseudomonas salinaria Harrison and Kennedy 1922, Serratia

salinaria (Harrison and Kennedy 1922) Bergey et al. 1923, Flavobacterium

(subgen. Halobacterium) salinarium (Harrison and Kennedy 1922) Elazari-

volcani 1940, Halobacter salinaria (Harrison and Kennedy 1922) Anderson

1954. (ATCC 33171; DSM 3754; JCM 8978; NBRC 102687; NCIMB 764;

VTT E-103154). Ex: salted cow hide. Canada. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 185, 37oC, S-5)

Halobacterium salinarum corrig. (Harrison and Kennedy 1922) Elazari-Volcani 1957 emend.

Gruber et al. 2004

B-1781 <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 4929 <-- H.F.M. Petter. Received as:







Halobacterium halobium. Synonym: Halobacterium halobium (Petter 1931)

Elazari-Volcani 1957, Halobacterium cutirubrum (Lochhead 1934) Elazari-

Volcani 1957, Pseudomonas salinaria Harrison and Kennedy 1922, Serratia

salinaria (Harrison and Kennedy 1922) Bergey et al. 1923, Flavobacterium

(subgen. Halobacterium) salinarium (Harrison and Kennedy 1922) Elazari-

volcani 1940, Halobacter salinaria (Harrison and Kennedy 1922) Anderson

1954. Ex: salted herring. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Halococcus morrhuae (Farlow 1880) Kocur and Hodgkiss 1973

B-1772 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 1307 <-- CCM, CCM 537 <-- C.B. van Niel,

LD.3.1. Synonym: Sarcina litoralis Poulsen 1879, Sarcina morrhuae Farlow

1880, Micrococcus litoralis (Poulsen 1879) Kellerman 1915, Micrococcus

morrhuae (Farlow 1880) Klebahn 1919, Halococcus litoralis (Poulsen 1879)

Schoop 1935, not Sarcina litoralis (Oersted 1841) Winter 1884. (ATCC

17082; CCM 537; DSM 1307; JCM 8876; NBRC 14719; NCCB 71080;

NCIMB 787). Ex: Dead Sea. Israel. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Halococcus saccharolyticus Montero et al. 1990

B-1770 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 5350 <-- A. Ventosa, P-423. (ATCC 49257;

CCM 4147; DSM 5350; CECT 4590; CIP 108107; DSM 5350; JCM 8878;

NCIMB 12837). Ex: ponds of saltern. Cadiz, San Fernando. Spain.


185, 37oC, S-5)

Haloferax denitrificans (Tomlinson et al. 1986) Tindall et al. 1989

B-1754 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 4425 <-- L.I. Hochstein, S 1. Received as:

Halobacterium denitrificans Type. Synonym: Halobacterium denitrificans

Tomlinson et al. 1986. (ATCC 35960; DSM 4425; JCM 8864; NCIMB

13115). Ex: saltern. San-Francisco. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Haloferax gibbonsii Juez et al. 1986

B-1756 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 4427 <-- F. Rodriguez- Valera, Ma 2.38 <-- G.

Juez, Ma 2.38. (ATCC 33959; CCM 3603; DSM 4427; JCM 8863; NBRC

102184; NCIMB 2188). Ex: solar saltern. Alicante. Spain. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 185, 37oC, C-5)

Haloferax sp.

B-1954 <-- I.S. Zvyagintseva INMI, 39. Received as: Haloferax pamirei

Zvyagintseva Type DNA sequences: 5S rRNA gene: L27166; 16S rRNA

gene: L27165. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 185, 37oC, S-5)

Halomonas kenyensis Boltyanskaya et al. 2008

B-2326 <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI; AiR-2-1 <- Sorokin D. Yu. Received as: AIR-2-1.

Ex: sediments from the five highly alkaline soda lakes of Kenya. Kenya









anaerobic., S-2)

Halomonas kenyensis Boltyanskaya et al. 2008

B-2354 Òype <-- T.N. Zhilina INMI, AIR-2 <-- D. Yu. Sorokin, INMI. (VKM B-2326;

DSM 17331). Ex: sediments from the five highly alkaline soda lakes. Kenya.


43, 36oC, F-3)

Halomonas sp.


Bacterium agile Jensen 1898. Ex: water, depth 146 m. Station 378, Atlantic


(Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Halonatronum saccharophilum Zhilina et al. 2001

B-2320 Type <-- Zhilina T. N. INMI. Received as: Z-7986. (DSM 13868; UNIQEM 211).

Magadi Lake. Kenya DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY014858.



Halorubrum distributum (Zvyagintseva and Tarasov 1989) Oren and Ventosa 1996

B-1733 Type <-- I.S. Zvyagintseva INMI, 1 M. Received as: Halobacterium distributum

Type. Synonym: Halobacterium distributum corrig. Zvyagintseva and

Tarasov 1989, Halorubrobacterium distributum (Zvyagintseva and Tarasov

1989) Kamekura and Dyall-Smith 1996. (ATCC 51197; CIP 105238; JCM

10118; JCM 9100; NCIMB 13203). Ex: soil, sulfate salt marsh. Gjaur-Kala.

Turkmenistan DNA sequences: 5S rRNA gene: L27343; 16S rRNA gene:

L26170. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 194, 40oC, S-5)

Halorubrum distributum (Zvyagintseva and Tarasov 1989) Oren and Ventosa 1996

B-1740 <-- I.S. Zvyagintseva INMI, 13. Received as: Halobacterium distributum.

Synonym: Halobacterium distributum corrig. Zvyagintseva and Tarasov

1989, Halorubrobacterium distributum (Zvyagintseva and Tarasov 1989)

Kamekura and Dyall-Smith 1996. Ex: saltern. Portugal. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 194, 37-45oC, S-5)

Halorubrum lacusprofundi (Franzmann et al. 1989) McGenity and Grant 1996

B-1753 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 5036 <-- P.D. Franzmann, ACAM 34. Received

as: Halobacterium lacusprofundi Type. Synonym: Halobacterium

lacusprofundi Franzmann et al. 1989. (ATCC 49239; CIP 105334; DSM

5036; JCM 8891; NCIMB 12997). Ex: sediment-water interface. Deep Lake

in Antarctica. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Halorubrum saccharovorum (Tomlinson and Hochstein 1977) McGenity and Grant 1996

B-1747 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 1137 <-- L. Hochstein, M 6. Received as:

Halobacterium saccharovorum Type. Synonym: Halobacterium








saccharovorum Tomlinson and Hochstein 1977, Halorubrobacterium

saccharovorum (Tomlinson and Hochstein 1977) Kamekura and Dyall-Smith

1996. (VKM B-1537; ATCC 29252; CCM 2887; CIP 105329; DSM 1137;

NBRC 14717; NCIMB 2081). Ex: saltern. San Francisco Bay. California.


(Medium 185, 37oC, S-5)

Halorubrum sodomense (Oren 1983) McGenity and Grant 1996

B-1771 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 3755 <-- NCMB, NCMB 2197 <--ATCC,

ATCC 33755 <-- A. Oren, RD-26. Received as: Halobacterium sodomense

Type. Synonym: Halobacterium sodomense Oren 1983, Halorubrobacterium

sodomense (Oren 1983) Kamekura and Dyall-Smith 1996. (ATCC 33755;

DSM 3755; CIP 105330; JCM 8880; NBRC 14740; NCIMB 2197). Ex:

Dead sea. Israel. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Halorubrum terrestre Ventosa et al. 2004

B-1739 Type <-- I.S. Zvyagintseva INMI, 4 P. Received as: Halobacterium distributum

corrig. Zvyagintseva and Tarasov 1989. (CIP 108318; JCM 10247). Ex: solar

crust of light-coloured sierozem. Ashkhabad Region, Kaahkin District.

Turkmenistan DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AB090169; 5S rRNA gene:

L27343. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 194, 37oC, S-5)

Haloterrigena turkmenica (Zvyagintseva and Tarasov 1989) Ventosa et al. 1999

B-1734 Type <-- I.S. Zvyagintseva INMI, 4 K. Received as: Halococcus turcmenicus

Type. Synonym: Halococcus turcmenicus Zvyagintseva et Tarasov 1989.

(ATCC 51198; CIP 106419; DSM 5511; JCM 9101; NCIMB 13204). Ex:

soil, sulfate salt-marsh. Turkmenistan DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

NR040778. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 194, 45oC, S-5)

Hamadaea tsunoensis (Asano et al. 1989) Ara et al. 2008

Ac-2010 Type <-- JCM 9105. Received as: Catellatospora tsunoense Asano et al. 1989

Type. Synonym: Catellatospora tsunoense Asano et al. 1989. (ATCC 49365;

CIP 107014; DSM 44101; IFO (now NBRC) 14552; JCM 9105; NRRL B-

16491). Ex: woodland soil. Tsuno-gun, Yamaguchi Pref. Japan DNA

sequences: AF152110, X93200. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Hansschlegelia plantiphila Ivanova et al. 2010

B-2347 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, S1. Received as: Hansschlegelia plantiphila.

(NCIMB 14035). Ex: Syringa glanca, buds. Moscow Region, Pushchino.



Hansschlegelia quercus Agafonova et al. 2020

B-3284 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Dub. (CCUG 73648; JCM 33463). Ex: Quercus

robur L., buds. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia. Pathogenicity group








Herbaspirillum autotrophicum (Aragno and Schlegel 1978) Ding and Yokota 2004

B-1394 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1394 <-- G.A. Zavarzin INMI. Received as:

Aquaspirillum autotrophicum Type. Synonym: Aquaspirillum autotrophicum

Aragno and Schlegel 1978. (ATCC 29984; CCUG 12808; CIP 107295; DSM

732; IAM 14942; JCM 21424; KCTC 2340; LMG 4326; NBRC 15327). Ex:

water. eutrophic lake. Switzerland. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 238, 28oC, S-1, C-1, F-3)

Herbiconiux flava Hamada et al. 2012

Ac-2058 Type <-- L.V.Dorofeeva IBPM, DL-374. (IFO (now NBRC) 16403). Ex:

phyllosphere of a sedge, Carex sp. Central Chernozem Nature Park. Belgorod

Region. Russia DNA sequences: AB583921, AB042093. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Herbidospora cretacea Kudo et al. 1993


8553; KCTC 9335; NCIMB 13372). Ex: soil. Saitama Prefecture. Japan

DNA sequences: D85485. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Hydrogeniiclostidium mannosilyticum Chaplin et al. 2020

B-3268 Type <-- Efimov B.A., Pirogov RNRMU. Received as: ASD2818. (JCM 33295).

Ex: from feces from a healthy 3-year-old male child. Moscow. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA sequence: MH043116; genome: QLYR00000000.



Hydrogenophaga palleronii (Davis 1970) Willems et al. 1989


Hydrogenomonas pantotropha (Kaserer) Orla-Jensen 1909. Synonym:

Pseudomonas palleronii Davis 1970. Ex: activated sludge. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, F-

3)



Hydrogenomonas pantotropha (Kaserer) Orla-Jensen 1909. Synonym:

Pseudomonas palleronii Davis 1970. Ex: fermented sludge from digester.


3, 30oC, F-1, F-3)


B-1328 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1328 <--G.A. Zavarzin INMI. Received as: Pseudomonas

palleronii Type. Synonym: Pseudomonas palleronii Davis 1970. (ATCC

17724; BCRC 13886; CCM 4454; CCUG 20334; CECT 4107; CFBP 2445;

CIP 103304; DSM 63; ICMP 13636; JCM 21412; KCTC 12152; LMG 2366;








NBRC 102513; VTT E-991279). Ex: water. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Hydrogenophaga pseudoflava (Auling et al. 1978) Willems et al. 1989


Pseudomonas carboxydoflava Nozhevnikova and Zavarzin 1974 Type.

(CCUG 20741 A; CCUG 22764; DSM 1084; LMG 7584; LMG 8355). Ex:

mud and soil. Moskva River, bank. Moscow. Russia. Pathogenicity group


3)

Hydrogenophaga sp.

B-1300 <-- INMI, VKM B-1300 <-- O. Lysenko CCEB, CCEB 851. Received as:

Pseudomonas pseudoalcaligenes Type. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Hyphomicrobium chloromethanicum McDonald et al. 2001

B-2173 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, CM 1. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


feed a small amount of CH3Cl via incubation atmosphere., C-8)













Hyphomicrobium vulgare Stutzer and Hartleb 1899

B-1457 <-- V.B.D. Skerman UQM, UQM 1370. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Hyphomicrobium zavarzinii Hirsch 1989

B-2174 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, ZV-622 <-- G.A. Zavarzin INMI, ZV-620. (ATCC

27496; DSM 1566). Ex: soil. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 134, 30oC, C-8)

Hyphomonas sp.

B-1380 <-- INMI, VKM B-1380 <-- D.I. Nikitin INMI, NA- 854. Received as:

Hyphomonas olygotropha Nikitin et al. 1980. Ex: turf-podzol soil. USSR.


43, 25oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)











Idiomarina abyssalis Ivanova et al. 2000

B-2607 Òype <-- E.G. Plotnikova IEGM, KMM 227 <-- E.P. Ivanova, KMM 227. (ATCC

BAA-312; CIP 107408; KMM 227). Ex: seawater from a depth between

4000 and 5000 m. Northwestern area of the Pacific Ocean. Pathogenicity


Idiomarina zobellii Ivanova et al. 2000

B-2606 Òype <-- E.G. Plotnikova IEGM, KMM 231 <-- E.P. Ivanova, KMM 231. (ATCC

BAA-313; CIP 107407; DSM 15924; KMM 231). Ex: seawater from a depth

between 4000 and 5000 m. Northwestern area of the Pacific Ocean.


43, 22oC, F-3)

Inmirania thermothiophila Slobodkina et al. 2016

B-2962 Type <-- Slobodkina G.B., INMI. Received as: S2479. Ex: shallow-sea

hydrothermal vent. Kunashir Island, Kuril Islands. Sakhalin Region, Yuzhno-

Kurilsky District. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KT159732.


320, 65oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-1, F-2)

Intrasporangium calvum Kalakoutskii et al. 1967 emend. Yang et al. 2012

Ac-701 Type <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7816. (RIA 920; ATCC 23552; DSM 43043; IFO (now

NBRC) 12989; IMET 7816; JCM 3097; NCIMB 10167; NRRL B-3866). Ex:

air. Dining-room. Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: CP002343 (complete

genome), AJ566282, D85486. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Isachenkonia peptidolytica Zavarzina et al., 2020

B-3261 Type <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI RAS. Received as: Z-1701. (DSM 109060; JCM

32929) DNA sequences: 16 S rRNA gene MN994853. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no

Janthinobacterium lividum (Eisenberg 1891) De Ley et al. 1978

B-3515 <-- Suzina N.E., IBPM RAS, JF4. Ex: water. River Vezelka. Belgorod,

Belgorod region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: MW244020.1.


397, 20oC, F-1)

Kibdelosporangium aridum subsp. aridum (Shearer et al. 1986) Shearer et al. 1988


7912; NRRL B-16436). Ex: desert soil. Arizona. USA DNA sequences:


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Kineococcus aurantiacus Yokota et al. 1993

Ac-1947 Type <-- IFO 15268. (ATCC 51238; CCM 4366; CIP 105426; DSM 7487; IFO

(now NBRC) 15268; JCM 10180). Ex: soil. India DNA sequences:

AB007420, X77958, D17527. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,









Kineosporia aurantiaca Pagani and Parenti 1978 emend.Itoh et al. 1989

Ac-702 Type <-- F. Parenti, A/10312. (ATCC 29727; DSM 43858; IFO 13890; IFO (now

NBRC)14067; JCM 3230; NCIMB 11473; NRRL B-16913). Ex: soil. France

DNA sequences: AF095336, X87110, AB003931, D86937. Pathogenicity


1)

Kitasatospora atroaurantiaca (Nakagaito et al. 1993) Li et al. 2009

Ac-2005 Type <-- IFO 14327. Received as: Streptomyces atroaurantiacus Nakagaito et al.

1993 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces atroaurantiacus Nakagaito et al. 1993.

Other name: Kitasatosporia melanogena. (ATCC 51343; DSM 41649; IFO

(now NBRC) 14327; JCM 3337). Ex: soil. Noda City, Chiba Prefecture.

Japan DNA sequences: U93326, DQ026645, AB184593. Pathogenicity


Kitasatospora cochleata (Nakagaito et al. 1993) Zhang et al. 1997

Ac-2515 Type <-- DSM 41652. Synonym: Streptomyces cochleatus Nakagaito et al. 1993.

(ATCC 51235; DSM 41652; IFO (now NBRC) 14768; JCM 8799). Ex: soil.

Morioka, Iwate Pref. Japan DNA sequences: U93316, AB022871.


184, 28oC, F-1)

Kitasatospora cystarginea Kusakabe and Isono 1992

Ac-2004 Type <-- IFO 14836. Synonym: Streptomyces cystargineus (Kusakabe and Isono

1992) Nakagaito et al. 1993. (ATCC 49931; DSM 41680; FERM P-8006;

IFO (now NBRC) 14836; JCM 7356). Ex: soil. Susa-machi, Yamaguchi Pref.

Japan DNA sequences: U93318, AY999887, AB022872, AB184625.


191, 28oC, F-1)

Kitasatospora griseola Takahashi et al. 1985

Ac-2002 Type <-- IFO 14371. Synonym: Streptomyces griseolosporeus (Takahashi et al.

1985) Wellington et al. 1992. (CCRC 13377; DSM 43859; IFO (now NBRC)

14371; JCM 3339; NRRL B-16229). Ex: soil DNA sequences: U93320,

AB022870, AB184595, AY999895, M55221. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Kitasatospora kifunensis (Nakagaito et al. 1993) Groth et al. 2003

Ac-2003 Type <-- IFO 15206. Synonym: Streptomyces kifunensis Nakagaito et al. 1993.

(ATCC 51379; DSM 41654; IFO (now NBRC) 15206; JCM 9081; KCTC

9734; NRRL B-24284). Ex: soil. Mt.Kifune, Kyoto Pref. Japan DNA

sequences: U93322, AB022874, AB184635, AJ781341. Pathogenicity group


Kitasatospora mediocidica Labeda 1988

Ac-2516 Type <-- DSM 43929. Synonym: Streptomyces mediocidicus (Labeda 1988)

Wellington et al. 1992. (ATCC 49055; DSM 43929; IFO (now NBRC)

14789; JCM 9868; KCTC 9733; NRRL B-16109) DNA sequences: U93324,








(Medium 184, 28oC, F-1)

Kitasatospora phosalacinea Takahashi et al. 1985

Ac-2006 Type <-- IFO 14372. Synonym: Streptomyces phosalacineus (Takahashi et al.

1985) Wellington et al. 1992. (DSM 43860; IFO (now NBRC) 14372; JCM

3340; NRRL B-16230). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB022869, U93330,


(Medium 214, 28oC, F-1)

Kitasatospora setae Omura et al. 1983

Ac-900 Type <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, K-4050 <-- S.Omura, KM-6054. Received as:

Kitasatosporia (sic) setalba (sic.) Omura et al. 1983 Type. Synonym:

Streptomyces setae (Omura et al. 1983) Wellington et al. 1992. (ATCC

33774; DSM 43861; IFO (now NBRC)14216; JCM 3304; NRRL B-16185).

Ex: soil. Tokyo. Japan DNA sequences: AP010968, AB022868, U93332,

AB184576, M55220. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Kocuria kristinae (Kloos et al. 1974) Stackebrandt et al. 1995

Ac-2190 Type <-- VKM B-1811 <-- IMG, CCM 2690 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 2690. Received

as: Micrococcus kristinae Kloos et al. 1974 Type. Synonym: Micrococcus

kristinae Kloos et al. 1974. (ATCC 27570; CCM 2690; CIP 81.69; DSM

20032; IFO (now NBRC) 15354; JCM 7237; LMG 14215; NCTC 11038;

NRRL B-14835). Ex: human skin DNA sequences: X80749. Pathogenicity


1, F-3)


Ac-2191 <-- VKM B-1876 <-- IMG, MK 322 <-- M.Kocur, MK 322. Received as:

Micrococcus kristinae Kloos et al. 1974. Synonym: Micrococcus kristinae

Kloos et al. 1974. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-2192 <-- VKM B-1877 <-- IMG, KL 272 <-- M.Kocur, KL 272. Received as:





Ac-2193 <-- VKM B-1878 IMG, SM 332 <-- M.Kocur, SM 332. Received as:





Ac-2194 <-- VKM B-1879 <-- IMG, SM 237 <-- M.Kocur, SM 237. Received as:












Ac-2261 <-- VKM B-1875 <-- IMG, JM 8 <-- M.Kocur, JM 8. Received as:




Kocuria rhizophila Kovacs et al. 1999

Ac-2214 <-- VKM B-1847 <-- IMG, CCM 552 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 552. Received as:

Micrococcus varians Migula 1900. Other name: Micrococcus varians Migula

1900; Micrococcus luteus (Schroeter 1872) Cohn 1872; Sarcina lutea

(Schroeter 1872) Schroeter 1886. (ATCC 9341; CCM 552; CIP 53.45; DSM

348; IFO (now NBRC) 12708; NCIMB 8553). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Kocuria rosea (Flugge 1886) Stackebrandt et al. 1995

Ac-1941 <-- IFO 15344. Received as: Deinococcus erythromyxa (ex Chester 1901)

Brooks and Murray 1981 Type. Synonym: Kocuria erythromyxa (Brooks and

Murray 1981) Rainey et al. 1997, Deinococcus erythromyxa (ex Chester

1901) Brooks and Murray 1981, Sarcina erythromyxa Chester 1901. (ATCC

187; CCM 706; DSM 11630; IFO (now NBRC)15344; JCM 12416). Ex: air

DNA sequences: Y11330. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-2195 <-- VKM B-1041 <-- INMI, VKM B-1041 <-- ARRIAM, 19 (Sarcina rosea

Lindner 1888). Received as: Micrococcus roseus Flugge 1886. Synonym:

Micrococcus roseus Flugge 1886. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,




Micrococcus roseus Flugge 1886. Synonym: Micrococcus roseus Flugge

1886. (ATCC 179; ATCC 417; CCM 560; LMG 14225; NCTC 7514).


166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)




1886. (CCM 570). Ex: water. Pond. Southern Moravia. Czech Republic.


166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)




1886. (ATCC 416; NCTC 7518). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,










Ac-2199 <-- VKM, VKM B-1862 <-- IMG, CCM 839 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 839.

Received as: Micrococcus roseus Flugge 1886. Synonym: Micrococcus

roseus Flugge 1886. (ATCC 516; CCM 839; CIP 82.61; LMG 14226).


166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


Ac-2200 Type <-- VKM B-1823 <-- IMG, CCM 679 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 679. Received as:


1886. (VKM B-1236; ATCC 186; CCM 679; CIP 71.15; DSM 20447; IFO

3768; JCM 11614; LMG 14224; NCIMB 11696; NCTC 7523; NRRL B-


(Medium 166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)




1886. (ATCC 534). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,





1886. (ATCC 9815; CCM 691; IAM 1295; IFO (now NBRC) 3764; NCTC


(Medium 166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)



as: Micrococcus roseus Flugge 1886. Synonym: Micrococcus roseus Flugge

1886. (CCM 1145). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-2204 <-- VKM B-1866 <-- IMG, CCM 1679 <--M.Kocur, CCM 1679. Received

as: Micrococcus roseus Flugge 1886. Synonym: Micrococcus roseus Flugge

1886. (CCM 1679). Ex: carp, intestines. Czech Republic. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)

Kocuria sp.

Ac-2205 <-- VKM B-25 <-- INMI, VKM B-25 <-- L.I.Solntseva INMI (Sarcina

aurantiaca Flugge 1886). Received as: Micrococcus varians Migula 1900.


5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Kocuria sp.









Ac-2206 <-- VKM B-292 <-- INMI, VKM B-292 <-- I.E.Mishustina INMI, 2265.

Received as: Micrococcus luteus (Schroeter 1872) Cohn 1872. Ex: sea water.

Station 251, depth 2788 m, 50 58'0'' S.lat., 20 28'0'' E.long., Indian Ocean.


5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Kocuria sp.

Ac-2207 <-- VKM B-293 <-- INMI, VKM B-293 <-- I.E. Mishustina INMI, 2444.




5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Kocuria sp.

Ac-2208 <-- VKM B-294 <-- INMI, BKM B-294 <-- I.E.Mishustina INMI, 2477.




68, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Kocuria sp.


(Micrococcus ochraceus Rosenthal 1893). Received as: Micrococcus sp. Ex:

sea water. Station 30, depth 0 m, 78 56'0'' N.lat., 07 26'0'' West. Long,

Greenland Sea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 68, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Kocuria sp.


(Micrococcus subflavus (Bumm) Migula 1900). Received as: Micrococcus

sp. Ex: sea water. Station 6, depth 10 m, 78 04'0'' N.lat., 03 20'0'' West.

Long, Greenland Sea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Kocuria sp.

Ac-2211 <-- VKM B-338<-- INMI, VKM B-338 <-- I.E.Mishustina INMI, 1113


sp. Ex: sea water. Station 6, depth 150 m, 78 04'0'' N.lat., 03 20'0'' West.

Long, Greenland Sea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Kocuria sp.

Ac-2212 <-- VKM B-340 <-- INMI, VKM B-340 <--I.E.Mishustina INMI, 2263


sp. Ex: sea water. Station 251, depth 2312 m, 50 58'0'' S.lat, 20 28'0'' E.

long., Indian Ocean. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Kocuria sp.








Ac-2213 <-- VKM B-1237 <-- INMI, VKM B-1237 <-- CCM 2253. Received as:

Micrococcus varians Migula 1900. (CCM 2253). Ex: coir ret. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)

Kocuria varians (Migula 1900) Stackebrandt et al. 1995

Ac-2215 Type <-- VKM B-1827 <-- IMG, CCM 884 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 884. Received as:

Micrococcus varians Migula 1900. Synonym: Micrococcus varians Migula

1900. (VKM B-1232; ATCC 15306; CCM 884; CIP 81.73; DSM 20033; IFO

(now NBRC)15358; JCM 7238; LMG 14231; NCIMB 11697; NCTC 7564).

Ex: milk DNA sequences: X87754. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,





1900. (ATCC 401; CCM 547; NCIMB 2677). Ex: cheese. Pathogenicity


1, F-3)



as: Micrococcus varians Migula 1900. Synonym: Micrococcus varians

Migula 1900. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)




Migula 1900. (NCDO 790; NCTC 7566). Ex: milk. Pathogenicity group


F-3)




Migula 1900. Ex: milk. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,





Migula 1900. (ATCC 399; CCM 2492; IFO (now NBRC) 3765; NCIMB

10100). Ex: water. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-2221 <-- VKM B-485 <--INMI, VKM B-485 (Micrococcus sulfureus

Zimmermann 1890). Received as: Micrococcus varians Migula 1900.








Synonym: Micrococcus varians Migula 1900. Pathogenicity group (SanPin





1900. (CCM 825). Ex: water. Pond. Southern Moravia. Czech Republic.


166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Komagataeibacter saccharivorans (Lisdiyanti et al. 2006) Yamada et al. 2013

B-1278 <-- INMI, VKM B-1278 <-- DM SPbSU, Fr-2. Received as: Acetobacter

mesoxydans subsp. saccharovorans Frateur 1950. Synonym:

Gluconacetobacter saccharivorans Lisdiyanti et al. 2006; "Komagatabacter

saccharivorans" (Lisdiyanti et al. 2006) Yamada et al. 2012. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 99, 26-28oC, F-

1, S-5)

Kurthia gibsonii Shaw and Keddie 1983

B-1569 <-- CCM, CCM 3321. Received as: Kurthia zopfii (Kurth 1883) Trevisan

1885. (CCM 3321; CIP 55.79; LMG 17156; NCIMB 8603). Pathogenicity


5, S-4)

Kurthia gibsonii Shaw and Keddie 1983

B-1572 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-193 <-- V.L. Belikova IBPM, 38. Received as: Kurthia

zopfii (Kurth 1883) Trevisan 1885. (CCM 3476). Ex: content of mammoth

guts. Magadan Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Kurthia sibirica Belikova et al. 1988

B-1549 Type <-- V.L. Belikova IBPM, 13-2. Received as: Kurthia zopfii (Kurth 1883)

Trevisan 1885. (ATCC 49154; BCRC 17017; CCM 3477; CIP 103418; DSM

4747; JCM 8563; LMG 17317; NBRC 101530; NCIMB 13254; NRRL B-

41083). Ex: content of mammoth guts. Magadan Region. Russia.


5, 28oC, F-1, S-5)

Kurthia sibirica Belikova et al. 1988

B-1570 <-- V.L. Belikova IBPM, 40. Received as: Kurthia zopfii (Kurth 1883)

Trevisan 1885. Ex: content of mammoth guts. Magadan Region. Russia.


5, 28oC, F-1, S-5)

Kurthia zopfii (Kurth 1883) Trevisan 1885

B-1567 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-183 <-- R.M. Keddie DMUR, R 101. Synonym:

Bacterium zopfii Kurth 1883, Helikobacterium zopfii (sic) (Kurth 1883)

Escherich 1886, Bacillus zopfii (Kurth 1883) Mace 1889, Zopfius zopfii

(Kurth 1883) Wenner and Rettger 1919. (ATCC 10538; CCUG 220; LMG








17172; NBRC 12084; NCIMB 11155; NCTC 404). Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)


B-1568 Òype <-- IBPM, IBPM B-188 <-- L.V. Kalakoutskii IBPM <-- NCTC, NCTC

10597. Received as: Kurthia sp. Synonym: Bacterium zopfii Kurth 1883,

Helikobacterium zopfii (sic) (Kurth 1883) Escherich 1886, Bacillus zopfii

(Kurth 1883) Mace 1889, Zopfius zopfii (Kurth 1883) Wenner and Rettger

1919. (ATCC 33403; CCUG 38890; DSM 20580; JCM 6101; LMG 17318;

NBRC 101529; NCIMB 9878; NCTC 10597; NRRL B-41084). Ex: turkey,

caecum. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)


B-1571 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-192 <-- V.L. Belikova IBPM, 29. Synonym: Bacterium

zopfii Kurth 1883, Helikobacterium zopfii (sic) (Kurth 1883) Escherich

1886, Bacillus zopfii (Kurth 1883) Mace 1889, Zopfius zopfii (Kurth 1883)

Wenner and Rettger 1919. (CCM 3478). Ex: content of mammoth guts.

Magadan Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Kutzneria viridogrisea (Okuda et al. 1966) Stackebrandt et al.1994

Ac-1297 Type <-- DSM 43850. Received as: Streptosporangium viridogriseum Okuda et al.

1966 Type. Synonym: Streptosporangium viridogriseum Okuda et al. 1966.

(ATCC 25242; DSM 43850; IFO (now NBRC) 15561; JCM 3282; NRRL B-

24059). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: U58530, X70429. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Kytococcus sedentarius (ZoBell and Upham 1944) Stackebrandt et al. 1995


Micrococcus sedentarius ZoBell and Upham 1944. Synonym: Micrococcus

sedentarius ZoBell and Upham 1944. (VKM B-1824; ATCC 14392; CCM

314; CIP 81.72; DSM 20547; IFO (now NBRC) 15357; JCM 11482; LMG

14228; NCTC 11040). Ex: sea water DNA sequences: CP001686 (complete

genome), X87755. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,




as: Micrococcus sedentarius ZoBell and Upham 1944. Synonym:

Micrococcus sedentarius ZoBell and Upham 1944. (ATCC 27574; CCM

2697; CIP 82.62; LMG 14229). Ex: human skin. Pathogenicity group


F-3)










Micrococcus sedentarius ZoBell and Upham 1944. (CCM 2698). Ex: human

skin. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)




Micrococcus sedentarius ZoBell and Upham 1944. (CCM 2699; DSM

20317; LMG 14230). Ex: human skin. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-





Micrococcus sedentarius ZoBell and Upham 1944. (CCM 3947).


166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


Ac-2227 <-- VKM B-1869 <-- IMG, CCM 4055 <-- M.Kocur CCM, CCM 4055.

Received as: Micrococcus sedentarius ZoBell and Upham 1944. Synonym:

Micrococcus sedentarius ZoBell and Upham 1944. (CCM 4055).


166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Labrys monachus corrig. Vasilyeva and Semenov 1985 emend. Islam et al. 2007

B-1479 Type <-- Vasilyeva L.V. INMI, 42. (ATCC 43932; DSM 5896; JCM 21795). Ex:

silt. Mustjarv Lake. Estonia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AJ535707.


55, 28oC, S-5, S-4)

Laceyella putida (Lacey and Cross 1989) Yoon et al. 2005

Ac-1431 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, CUB 927 <-- T.Cross, CUB 927. Received as:

Thermoactinomyces putidus Lacey and Cross 1989 Type. Synonym:

Thermoactinomyces putidus Lacey and Cross 1989. (ATCC 49853; CUB

927; DSM 44608; IMET 9217; JCM 8091; KCTC 3666; NCIMB 12324)

DNA sequences: AF138736. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1434 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 801. Received as: Thermoactinomyces putidus Lacey

and Cross 1989. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces putidus Lacey and Cross




















Laceyella sacchari (Lacey 1971) Yoon et al. 2005

Ac-680 <-- INMI, VKM A-680 <-- CBS 422.63. Received as: Thermoactinomyces

vulgaris Tsilinski 1899. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces sacchari Lacey

1971,. Other name: Thermoactinomyces thalpophilus (ex Waksman and

Corke 1953) Lacey and Cross 1989. (VKM Ac-1428; CBS 422.63; DSM

43353; JCM 3215). Ex: mushroom compost. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-1309 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, CUB 808 <-- CUB 808. Received as:

Thermoactinomyces thalpophilus (ex Waksman and Corke 1953) Lacey and

Cross 1989 Type. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces sacchari Lacey 1971,


Cross 1989. (ATCC 49855; CBS 319.66; DSM 43354; IFO (now NBRC)

15852; IMET 9710; JCM 3217; KCTC 9789; NCIMB 11367). Ex: sheep

manure. Finland DNA sequences: AF138738, AJ251777. Pathogenicity



Ac-1360 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 618 <-- CUB 618. Received as: Thermoactinomyces

sacchari Lacey 1971 Type. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces sacchari Lacey

1971. (ATCC 27375; CBS 701.70; CCM 3274; CCUG 7967; DSM 43356;

IFO (now NBRC) 13920; IMET 9713; JCM 3137; JCM 3214; KCTC 9790;

NCIMB 10486; NCTC 10721; NRRL B-16981). Ex: sugar cane bagasse.

India DNA sequences: AF138736, AJ251776. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-1428 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, CUB 807 <-- CUB 807. Received as:

Thermoactinomyces vulgaris Tsilinsky 1899. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces

sacchari Lacey 1971, Thermoactinomyces thalpophilus (ex Waksman and

Corke 1953) Lacey and Cross 1989. (VKM Ac-680; CBS 422.63; DSM

43353; JCM 3215). Ex: mushroom compost. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-1430 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 640. Received as: Thermoactinomyces thalpophilus (ex

Waksman and Corke 1953) Lacey and Cross 1989. Synonym:

Thermoactinomyces sacchari Lacey 1971, Thermoactinomyces thalpophilus

(ex Waksman and Corke 1953) Lacey and Cross 1989. Ex: cow manure.

Latvia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.









Ac-1433 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 90. Received as: Thermoactinomyces vulgaris Tsilinsky

1899. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces sacchari Lacey 1971,


Cross 1989. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):



Ac-1466 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 33. Received as: Thermoactinomyces vulgaris Tsilinsky

1899. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces sacchari Lacey 1971,


Cross 1989. Ex: cow manure. Latvia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



Ac-1467 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 661. Received as: Thermoactinomyces vulgaris

Tsilinsky 1899. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces sacchari Lacey 1971,


Cross 1989. Ex: cow manure. Latvia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Lacipirellula parvula Dedysh et al. 2020

B-3335 Type <-- I.S. Kulichevskaya INMI, PX69. (CECT 9826; KCTC 72398). Ex: water.

Eutrophic lake, European North, Morotskoye Lake. Vologda Region. Russia

DNA sequences: Genome: AP021861. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Lacticaseibacillus casei (Orla-Jensen 1916) Zheng et al. 2020

B-537 <-- INMI, VKM B-537 <-- VNIIMS, b/10. Received as: Lactobacterium

casei (Orla-Jensen 1916) Krasil’nikov 1949. Synonym: Bacillus alfa von

Freudenreich 1890, Bacillus alfa von Freudenreich 1891, Bacillus casei alfa

von Freudenreich and Thoeni 1904, Caseobacterium vulgare Orla-Jensen

1916, Bacterium casei alfa Orla-Jensen 1916, Streptobacterium casei Orla-

Jensen 1919, Lactobacillus casei Bergey et al. 1923, Lactobacterium casei

(Orla-Jensen 1916) Krasil'nikov 1949, Lactobacillus casei (Orla-Jensen

1916) Hansen and Lessel 1971. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Lacticaseibacillus casei (Orla-Jensen 1916) Zheng et al. 2020

B-1933 <-- S.F. Barefoot Clemenson University, CFM 91. Received as:

Lactobacillus casei. Synonym: Bacillus alfa von Freudenreich 1890, Bacillus

alfa von Freudenreich 1891, Bacillus casei alfa von Freudenreich and Thoeni

1904, Caseobacterium vulgare Orla-Jensen 1916, Bacterium casei alfa Orla-

Jensen 1916, Streptobacterium casei Orla-Jensen 1919, Lactobacillus casei

Bergey et al. 1923, Lactobacterium casei (Orla-Jensen 1916) Krasil'nikov

1949, Lactobacillus casei (Orla-Jensen 1916) Hansen and Lessel 1971.








75, 37oC, F-1)

Lacticaseibacillus paracasei (Collins et al. 1989) Zheng et al. 2020

B-536 <-- INMI, VKM B-536 <-- VNIIMS, C-37. Received as: Lactobacterium

casei (Orla-Jensen 1916) Krasil’nikov 1949. Synonym: Lactobacillus

paracasei Collins et al. 1989. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus (Hansen 1968) Zheng et al. 2020

B-574 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-574 <-- CCM, CCM 1825 <-- P.H. Hansen, N300 <-- M.

Rogosa, V 300. Received as: Lactobacillus casei (Orla-Jensen 1916) Hansen

and Lessel 1971. Synonym: Lactobacillus casei subsp. rhamnosus Hansen

1968, Lactobacillus rhamnosus (Hansen 1968) Collins et al. 1989. (VKM B-

1; VKM B-36; VKM B-466; ACM 539; ATCC 7469; BCRC 10940; CCM

1825; CCUG 21452; CDBB 576; CECT 278; CIP A157; CNCTC 3; CNCTC

6445; DSM 20021; HAMBI 75; IAM 1118; JCM 1136; KCTC 1046; KCTC

3237; KCTC 3326; KCTC 5046; LMD 46.33; LMG 6400; NBRC 3425;

NCAIM B.01147; NCCB 46033; NCIMB 6375; NCIMB 8010; NRRL B-

442; VTT E-96031). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-575 <-- INMI, VKM B-575 <-- CCM, CCM 1828 <-- BUCSAV, BUCSAV 226.

Received as: Lactobacillus casei (Orla-Jensen 1916) Hansen and Lessel

1971. Synonym: Lactobacillus casei subsp. rhamnosus Hansen 1968,

Lactobacillus rhamnosus (Hansen 1968) Collins et al. 1989. (ATCC 9595;

BCRC 11673; CCM 1828; CCUG 34425; CECT 288; CIP 57.6; DSM

20245; JCM 1561; LMD 46.36; NCCB 46036; NCIMB 7473; NCIMB 8019;

NCTC 7473). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 75, 37oC, F-1, S-5)


B-577 <-- INMI, VKM B-577 <-- CCM, CCM 1836 <-- BUCSAV, BUCSAV 239.

Received as: Lactobacillus helveticus (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1925.

Synonym: Lactobacillus casei subsp. rhamnosus Hansen 1968, Lactobacillus

rhamnosus (Hansen 1968) Collins et al. 1989. (ATCC 11981; BCRC 17006;

BUCSAV 239; CCM 1836; CCRC 17006; JCM 8134; NCDO 244; NCIMB

6557; NCTC 6557). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-3224 <-- E.B. Kudryashova, E.V. Ariskina IBPM. Received as: Lactobacillus

rhamnosus. Synonym: Lactobacillus casei subsp. rhamnosus Hansen 1968,

Lactobacillus rhamnosus (Hansen 1968) Collins et al. 1989. Ex: faeces of a

child 1 month old. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia. Pathogenicity group


condition: microaerobic with 5% CO2., F-3)

Lacticaseibacillus zeae (Dicks et al. 1996) Liu and Gu 2020







B-57 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-57 <-- V.D. Kuznetsov RIA. Received as:

Lactobacterium zeae Type. Synonym: Lactobacterium zeae Kuznetsov 1959,

Lactobacillus zeae (ex Kuznetsov 1959) Dicks et al. 1996. (ATCC 15820;

CCUG 35515; DSM 20178; JCM 11302; LMG 17315; NCIMB 9537). Ex:

corn steep liquor. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Lactiplantibacillus pentosus (Zanoni et al. 1987) Zheng et al. 2020


Lactobacillus pentosus. Synonym: Lactobacillus pentosus (ex Fred et al.

1921) Zanoni et al. 1987. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Lactiplantibacillus pentosus (Zanoni et al. 1987) Zheng et al. 2020


Lactobacillus pentosus. Synonym: Lactobacillus pentosus (ex Fred et al.

1921) Zanoni et al. 1987. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Lactiplantibacillus plantarum (Orla-Jensen 1919) Zheng et al. 2020

B-578 <-- INMI, VKM B-578 <-- CCM, CCM 1845. Received as: Lactobacillus

plantarum. Synonym: Streptobacterium plantarum Orla-Jensen 1919,

Lactobacillus plantari (sic) (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1923,

Lactobacterium plantarum (Orla-Jensen 1919) Krasil'nikov 1949,

Lactobacillus arizonensis Swezey et al. 2000, Lactobacillus plantarum (Orla-

Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1923. (VKM B-1922; ATCC 8014; BCRC 10357;

CCM 1904; CCUG 11253; CIP A159; DSM 20205; KCTC 1048; LMD

46.43; LMG 1284; NBRC 3070; VTT E-71034). Pathogenicity group



B-1922 <-- S.F. Barefoot Clemson University, USA, CFM 120. Synonym:

Streptobacterium plantarum Orla-Jensen 1919, Lactobacillus plantari (sic)

(Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1923, Lactobacterium plantarum (Orla-

Jensen 1919) Krasil'nikov 1949, Lactobacillus arizonensis Swezey et al.

2000, Lactobacillus plantarum (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1923. (VKM

B-578; ATCC 8014; BCRC 10357; CCM 1904; CCUG 11253; CIP A159;

DSM 20205; KCTC 1048; LMD 46.43; LMG 1284; NBRC 3070; VTT E-


(Medium 75, 37oC, S-5)


B-3068 <-- E.B. Kudryashova, E.V. Ariskina IBPM, 8r. Received as: Lactobacillus



Lactobacterium plantarum (Orla-Jensen 1919) Krassilnikov 1949,


Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1923. Ex: ketchup. Moscow Region, Pushchino.









B-3069 <-- E.B. Kudryashova, E.V. Ariskina IBPM, 6r. Received as: Lactobacillus



Lactobacterium plantarum (Orla-Jensen 1919) Krassilnikov 1949,


Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1923. Ex: ketchup. Moscow Region, Pushchino.



Lactiplantibacillus plantarum subsp. plantarum (Orla-Jensen 1919) Zheng et al. 2020


Lactobacillus acidophilus. Synonym: Streptobacterium plantarum Orla-

Jensen 1919, Lactobacillus plantarum subsp. plantarum (Orla-Jensen 1919)

Bringel et al. 2005. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Lactiplantibacillus plantarum subsp. plantarum (Orla-Jensen 1919) Zheng et al. 2020

B-2209 Òype <-- H. Hippe DSMZ, DSM 20174. Received as: Lactobacillus plantarum

(Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1923 Type. Synonym: Streptobacterium

plantarum Orla-Jensen 1919, Lactobacillus plantarum subsp. Plantarum

(Orla-Jensen 1919) Bringel et al. 2005. (ATCC 14917; BCRC 10069; CCM

7039; CCUG 30503; CECT 748; CIP 103151; DSM 20174; JCM 1149;

LMG 6907; NBRC 15891; NCIMB 11974; VTT E-79098). Ex: pickled

cabbage. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Lactobacillus acidophilus (Moro 1900) Hansen and Mocquot 1970

B-1660 Òype <-- IMET, IMET 10710 <-- DSMZ, DSM 20079. Synonym: Bacillus

acidophilus Moro 1900, Thermobacterium intestinale Orla-Jensen et al.

1936, Lactobacillus acidophilus Johnson et al. 1980. (ATCC 4356; BCRC

10695; CCM 4833; CCUG 5917; CDBB 1026; CECT 903; CIP 76.13; DSM

20079; HAMBI 84; JCM 1132; KCTC 3164; LMG 13550; LMG 9433;

NBRC 13951; NCCB 98067; NCIMB 701748; NCTC 12980; NRRL B-

23431; NRRL B-4495; VTT E-96276). Ex: human. Pathogenicity group


Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. delbrueckii (Leichmann 1896) Weiss et al. 1984

B-1596 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 20074 <--ATCC, ATCC 9649. Received as: Lactobacillus

delbrueckii (Leichmann 1896) Beijerinck 1901. (ATCC 9649; BCRC 12195;

CCM 7191; CCUG 34222; CDBB 62; CECT 286; CIP 57.8; DSM 20074;

HAMBI 79; JCM 1012; KACC 10557; LMG 6412; NBRC 3202; NCIM

2025; NCIM 2365; NCIMB 8130; NRRL B-763; VTT E-98097). Ex: sour

grain mash. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.








Lactobacillus gasseri Lauer and Kandler 1980

B-846 <-- INMI, VKM B-846 <-- INA, ATCC 4963 <-- L.F. Rettger (Lactobacillus

bifidus) <-- M. Rogosa, 20 XR. Received as: Lactobacillus acidophilus

(Moro 1900) Hansen and Mocquot 1970. Other name: Lactobacillus bifidus

Weiss and Rettger 1934. (ATCC 4963; BCRC 17614; JCM 5343; KCTC

3172; LMG 11443; LMG 11478; NCIMB 8931). Pathogenicity group


Lactobacillus helveticus (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1925

B-842 <-- INMI, VKM B-842 <-- V.P. Roshtin KGU, Moldavian SSR, 18.

Received as: Lactobacterium acidophilum (Moro 1900) Krassilnikov 1949.

Synonym: Bacillus e von Freudenreich 1895, Bacillus casei e von

Freudenreich and Thoni 1904, Caseobacterium ? Orla-Jensen 1909,

Thermobacterium helveticum Orla-Jensen 1919, Lactobacillus helveticum

(sic) (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1925, Plocamobacterium helveticum

(Orla-Jensen 1919) Pribram 1933, Lactobacterium helveticum (Orla-Jensen

1919) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: calve, gastrointestinal tract. USSR.


75, 37oC, F-1, S-5)


B-845 <-- INMI, VKM B-845 <-- V.P. Roshtin KGU, Moldavian SSR, 42.

Received as: Lactobacterium acidophilum (Moro 1900) Krassilnikov 1949.

Synonym: Bacillus e von Freudenreich 1895, Bacillus casei e von

Freudenreich and Thoni 1904, Caseobacterium ? Orla-Jensen 1909,

Thermobacterium helveticum Orla-Jensen 1919, Lactobacillus helveticum

(sic) (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1925, Plocamobacterium helveticum

(Orla-Jensen 1919) Pribram 1933, Lactobacterium helveticum (Orla-Jensen

1919) Krassilnikov 1949. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-1147 <-- INMI, VKM B-1147 <-- GOSNIIHPUSAI, ATCC 8018. Synonym:

Bacillus e von Freudenreich 1895, Bacillus casei e von Freudenreich and

Thoeni 1904, Caseobacterium ? Orla-Jensen 1909, Thermobacterium

helveticum Orla-Jensen 1919, Lactobacillus helveticum (sic) (Orla-Jensen

1919) Bergey et al. 1925, Plocamobacterium helveticum (Orla-Jensen 1919)

Pribram 1933, Lactobacterium helveticum (Orla-Jensen 1919) Krasil'nikov

1949. (ATCC 8018; BCRC 15562; CECT 414; JCM 1008; LMG 11449;

LMG 6894; NCIM 2126; NCIMB 8025). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Lactobacillus johnsonii Fujisawa et al. 1992


Lactobacillus acidophilus (Moro 1900) Hansen and Mocquot 1970. (ATCC

11506; BCRC 14004; CCM 2935; CCUG 44519; CECT 289; CIP 103653;

JCM 1101; JCM 8794; LMG 9437; NBRC 13952; NCIMB 8795; NRRL B-







Lactobacillus paracasei subsp. paracasei Collins et al. 1989

B-1144 <-- INMI, VKM B-1144 <-- GOSNIIHPUSAI (SPb), NCDO 152. Received

as: Lactobacterium casei (Orla-Jensen 1916) Krasil'nikov 1949. Synonym:

Lactobacillus paracasei Collins et al. 1989. (ATCC 25303; CCM 1752;

NCIMB 700152). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Lactococcus cremoris (Orla-Jensen 1919) Li et al. 2021

B-978 <-- INMI, VKM B-978 <-- A.G. Grinevich IGU, 210. Received as:

Streptococcus lactis. Synonym: Streptococcus cremoris Orla-Jensen 1919,

Streptococcus lactis subsp. cremoris (Orla-Jensen 1919) Garvie and Farrow

1982, Lactococcus lactis subsp. cremoris (Orla-Jensen 1919) Schleifer et al.

1986. Ex: flowers. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Lactococcus lactis subsp. lactis (Lister 1873) Schleifer et al. 1986

B-1662 Òype <-- IMET, IMET 10699 <-- CCM, CCM 1877 <-- BUCSAV, BUCSAV 181.

Received as: Lactococcus lactis subsp. Lactis. Synonym: Lactococcus lactis

(Lister 1873) Schleifer et al. 1986, Streptococcus lactis (Lister 1873) Loehnis

1909, Streptococcus lactis subsp. lactis (Lister 1873) Garvie and Farrow

1982, Streptococcus lactis subsp. diacetilactis (ex Matuszewski et al. 1936)

Garvie and Farrow 1982, Lactobacillus xylosus Kitahara 1938, Bacterium

lactis Lister 1873. (ATCC 19435; BCRC 12312; CCM 1877; CCUG 32211;

CCUG 7980; CDBB 597; CECT 185; CIP 70.56; CNCTC 6911; CNCTC Str

25/58; DSM 20481; HAMBI 1591; JCM 5805; KCTC 3769; LMG 6890;

NBIMCC 4000; NBRC 100933; NCAIM B.02070; NCIMB 6681; VTT E-


(Medium 75, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Lactococcus lactis subsp. lactis (Lister 1873) Schleifer et al. 1986


Lactococcus lactis subsp. Lactis. Synonym: Lactococcus lactis (Lister 1873)

Schleifer et al. 1986, Streptococcus lactis (Lister 1873) Loehnis 1909,

Streptococcus lactis subsp. lactis (Lister 1873) Garvie and Farrow 1982,

Streptococcus lactis subsp. diacetilactis (ex Matuszewski et al. 1936) Garvie

and Farrow 1982, Lactobacillus xylosus Kitahara 1938, Bacterium lactis

Lister 1873. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Lamprobacter modestohalophilus Gorlenko et al. 1988

B-2538 Type <-- Gorlenko V.M. INMI, Sivash. Received as: INMI RO-1. Pathogenicity


Growth condition: anaerobic in the light., F-2)

Lapidilactobacillus dextrinicus (Coster and White 1964) Zheng et al. 2020

B-1603 Òype <-- CCM, CCM 3457 <-- W. Back <-- E. Coster. Received as: Pediococcus

dextrinicus. Synonym: Pediococcus dextrinicus (Coster and White 1964)







Back 1978, Pediococcus cerevisiae subsp. Dextrinicus Coster and White

1964, Lactobacillus dextrinicus (Coster and White 1964) Haakensen et al.

2009. (ATCC 33087; BCRC 12842; CCM 3457; CCUG 18834; CECT 4791;

CIP 103407; DSM 20335; JCM 5887; KCTC 3506; LMG 11485; NCIMB

701561; VTT E-93494). Ex: silage. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Lechevalieria aerocolonigenes (Labeda 1986) Labeda et al. 2001

Ac-1081 Type <-- A.Seino, KCC A-0150. Received as: Nocardia aerocolonigenes (Shinobu

and Kawato 1960) Pridham 1970 Type. Synonym: Saccharothrix

aerocolonigenes (ex Shinobu and Kawato 1960) Labeda 1986, Streptomyces

aerocolonigenes Shinobu and Kawato 1960, Nocardia aerocolonigenes

(Shinobu and Kawato 1960) Pridham 1970. (ISP 5034; RIA 1108; ATCC

23870; CBS 609.68; CIP 107109; DSM 40034; IFO (now NBRC) 13195;

JCM 4150; JCM 4614; NRRL B-3298). Ex: soil. Nagasaki. Japan DNA

sequences: AF114804, AB020030, AB297960. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Lechevalieria flava (Gauze et al. 1974) Labeda et al. 2001

Ac-906 Type <-- INA 2171. Received as: Nocardiopsis flava (Gauze et al. 1974) Gauze

and Sveshnikova 1985 Type. Synonym: Actinomadura flava Gauze et al.

1974, Nocardiopsis flava (Gauze et al. 1974) Gauze and Sveshnikova 1985,

Saccharothrix flava (Gauze et al. 1974) Grund and Kroppenstedt 1990. (INA

2171; ATCC 29533; CCRC 13328; CIP 107110; DSM 43885; IFO (now

NBRC) 14521; JCM 3296; NRRL B-16131). Ex: soil DNA sequences:


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Leifsonia aquatica (ex Leifson 1962) Evtushenko et al. 2000

Ac-1400 Type <-- DSM 20146. Synonym: Corynebacterium aquaticum Leifson 1962.

(ATCC 14665; CCRC 11574; CCUG 27700; CIP 64.13; DSM 20146; IAM

12441; IFO (now NBRC) 15710; JCM 1368; NCIMB 9460; NRIC 1848).

Ex: distilled water DNA sequences: D45057, X77450. Pathogenicity group


Leifsonia poae Evtushenko et al. 2000

Ac-1401 Type <-- L.I.Evtushenko IBPM, DL-89. (CCUG 47140; CIP 106654; DSM 15202;

JCM 11952; NBRC 103069). Ex: Poa annua. Root galls induced by

nematode Subangina radicicola. Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences:

AF116342, AM410682. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 166, 28oC, C-1, F-1)

Leifsonia sp.

Ac-1802 <-- L.V.Dorofeeva IBPM, DL-349. Ex: Calamagrostis sp. Phyllosphere.

Belgorod Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 166, 25oC, C-1, F-1)

Leifsonia xyli subsp. cynodontis (Davis et al. 1984) Evtushenko et al. 2000

Ac-2032 <-- ICMP 8792. Synonym: Clavibacter xyli subsp. cynodontis Davis et al.







1984. (ICMP 8792). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Leifsonia xyli subsp. cynodontis (Davis et al. 1984) Evtushenko et al. 2000

Ac-2041 Type <-- ICMP 8790. Received as: Clavibacter xyli subsp. cynodontis Davis et al.

1984 Type. Synonym: Clavibacter xyli subsp. cynodontis Davis et al. 1984,

Leifsonia cynodontis (Davis et al. 1984) Suzuki et al. 2000. (ATCC 33973;

CIP 104615; DSM 46306; ICMP 8790; JCM 9733; LMG 7552; NCIMB

11927). Ex: bersludgeagrass, Cynodon dactylon. Taiwan DNA sequences:


(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)

Lentilactobacillus buchneri (Henneberg 1903) Zheng et al. 2020

B-1599 Òype <-- CCM, CCM 1819 <-- BUCSAV, Bu 222. Received as: Lactobacillus

buchneri. Synonym: Bacillus Buchneri (sic) Henneberg 1903, Bacterium

buchneri (Henneberg 1903) Henneberg 1926, Ulvina buchneri (Henneberg

1903) Pribram 1933, Lactobacterium buchneri (Henneberg 1903)

Krasil'nikov 1949, Lactobacillus buchneri (Henneberg 1903) Bergey et al.

1923. (VKM B-1310; ATCC 4005; BCRC 14066; CCM 1819; CCUG

21532; CECT 4111; CIP 103023; DSM 20057; JCM 1115; KCTC 3784;

KCTC 5064; LMG 6892; NBIMCC 3449; NCAIM B.01145; NCIM 2357;

NCIMB 8007; NRRL B-1837; VTT E-93445). Ex: tomato pulp.


75, 37oC, F-1, S-5)

Lentilactobacillus kefiri (Kandler and Kunath 1983) Zheng et al. 2020

B-2244 Òype <-- DSM 20587 <- P. Kunath, AK. Received as: Lactobacillus kefiri.

Synonym: Lactobacillus kefir Kandler and Kunath 1983, Lactobacillus kefiri

corrig. Kandler and Kunath 1983. (ATCC 35411; BCRC 14011; CCUG

30673; CIP 103006; DSM 20587; JCM 5818; KCTC 3611; LMG 9480;

NBRC 15888; NCIMB 12798; VTT E-93520). Ex: kefir grains.


75, 30oC, F-3)

Lentzea waywayandensis (Labeda and Lyons 1989) Labeda et al. 2001

Ac-1970 Type <-- JCM 9114. Synonym: Saccharothrix waywayandensis Labeda and Lyons


NCIMB 13164; NRRL B-16159). Ex: soil. Waywayanda Lake. New Jersey.

USA DNA sequences: AF114813, AB020029. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Leucobacter komagate Takeuchi et al. 1996

Ac-2073 Type <-- IFO 15245. (CCUG 49676; CIP 105084; DSM 8803; IAM 1093; IFO

(now NBRC) 15245; JCM 9414). Ex: culture contaminant DNA sequences:

AB007419, AM042691, D45063, D17751. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 166, 28oC, C-1, F-1)

Leuconostoc mesenteroides subsp. cremoris (Knudsen and Sorensen 1929) Garvie 1983

B-1420 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1420 <-- CCM, CCM 2078 <-- E.I. Garvie, LF2.







Received as: Leuconostoc cremoris Type. Synonym: Leuconostoc cremoris

(Knudsen and Sorensen 1929) Garvie 1960, Betacoccus cremoris (X form)

Knudsen and Sorensen 1929. (ATCC 19254; BCRC 14047; CCM 2078;

CCUG 21965; CIP 103009; DSM 20346; LMG 6909; NCIMB 12008; NRRL

B-3252; VTT E-99975). Ex: Hansen's dried starter powder. Pathogenicity


S-5)

Leuconostoc mesenteroides subsp. dextranicum (Beijerinck 1912) Garvie 1983

B-1225 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1225 <-- CCM, CCM 2086 <-- NCDO, NCDO 529.

Received as: Leuconostoc dextranicum Type. Synonym: Leuconostoc

dextranicum (Beijerinck 1912) Hucker and Pederson 1930, Lactococcus

dextranicus Beijerinck 1912, Betacoccus bovis Orla-Jensen 1919. (ATCC

19255; CCUG 21966; CCUG 30065; CECT 912; CIP 102423; DSM 20484;

IMET 10694; JCM 9700; LMG 6908; NBRC 100495; NCFB 529; NCIMB

12007; VTT E-93492). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Leuconostoc mesenteroides subsp. mesenteroides (Tsenkovskii 1878) Garvie 1983

B-1601 Òype <-- CCM, CCM 1803 <-- NRRL, NRRL B-1118. Received as: Leuconostoc

mesenteroides Type. Synonym: Leuconostoc mesenteroides (Tsenkovskii

1878) van Tieghem 1878. (ATCC 8293; BCRC 11652; CCM 1803; CCUG

30066; CECT 219; CECT 891; CIP 102305; CNCTC 6462; CNCTC 9; DSM

20343; HAMBI 2347; JCM 6124; KCTC 3505; KCTC 3718; LMG 6893;

NBIMCC 3455; NBRC 100496; NCIMB 8023; NRRL B-1118; VTT E-

91461). Ex: fermenting olives. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-1654 <-- M.E. Preobrazhenskaya IBMCh, LU-29. Received as: Leuconostoc

mesenteroides. Synonym: Leuconostoc mesenteroides (Tsenkovskii 1878)

van Tieghem 1878. Ex: rotting grape. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-










van Tieghem 1878. Ex: rotting plum. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-














B-1658 <-- M.E. Preobrazhenskaya IBMCh, NRRL B-1299 <-- Jeanes A. USA,

NRRL B-1299. Received as: Leuconostoc mesenteroides. Synonym:

Leuconostoc mesenteroides (Tsenkovskii 1878) van Tieghem 1878. (ATCC

11449; CIP 106146; NCDO 1875; NCIMB 701875; NRRL B-1299; VTT E-


(Medium 75, 28oC, F-1, S-5)


B-1659 <-- PM.E. Preobrazhenskaya IBMCh, NRRL B-1355 <-- A. Jeanes, USA,

NRRL B-1355. Received as: Leuconostoc mesenteroides. Synonym:

Leuconostoc mesenteroides (Tsenkovskii 1878) van Tieghem 1878. (NCIMB



Levilactobacillus brevis (Orla-Jensen 1919) Zheng et al. 2020

B-535 <-- INMI, VKM B-535 <-- VNIIMS, C-10. Received as: Lactobacterium

casei (Orla-Jensen 1916) Krasil’nikov 1949. Synonym: Betabacterium breve

Orla-Jensen 1919, Lactobacillus brevis (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al.

1934. (Bacillus gamma von Freudenreich 1891, Bacillus casei gamma von

Freudenreich and Thoeni 1904, Lactobacterium breve (Orla-Jensen 1919)

Krasil'nikov 1949). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-572 <-- INMI, VKM B-572 <-- CCM, CCM 1817. Received as: Lactobacillus

brevis. Synonym: Bacillus gamma von Freudenreich 1891, Bacillus casei

gamma von Freudenreich and Thoeni 1904, Betabacterium breve Orla-Jensen

1919, Lactobacterium breve (Orla-Jensen 1919) Krasil'nikov 1949,

Lactobacillus brevis (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1934. (ATCC 367;

BCRC 12310; CCUG 36840; CDBB 66; CECT 5354; CIP 105137; JCM

1170; LMG 11437; NCIMB 947; VTT E-82152). Ex: silage. Pathogenicity


S-5)


B-1309 <-- INMI, VKM B-1309 <-- NRRL, NRRL B-1836. Received as:

Lactobacillus brevis. Synonym: Bacillus gamma von Freudenreich 1891,

Bacillus casei gamma von Freudenreich and Thoeni 1904, Betabacterium

breve Orla-Jensen 1919, Lactobacterium breve (Orla-Jensen 1919)

Krasil'nikov 1949, Lactobacillus brevis (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al.


(Medium 75, 30oC, F-1, S-5)









Lactobacillus acidophilus. Synonym: Betabacterium breve Orla-Jensen 1919;

Lactobacillus brevis (Orla-Jensen 1919) Bergey et al. 1934. (ATCC 11975;

CIP 104457; NCIM 2660; NCIMB 1899). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Lichenibacterium minor Pankratov et al. 2020

B-3277 Type <-- Pankratov T.A. Faculty of Soil Science, MSU, Moscow, Russia,

RmlP026. (KCTC 72077T). Ex: Ramalina pollinaria, thallus. Murmansk

Region, Louchi District, Primorski, BBS MSU. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: MG996731. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 394, 23oC, C-6)

Lichenicoccus roseus Pankratov et al. 2020

B-3305 Type <-- Pankratov T.A., INMI, KEBCLARHB70RT. Received as: Lichenicoccus

roseus. (KCTC 72321). Ex: lichen, Cladonia arbuscula, thalli. Murmansk

Region, Olenegorsk. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: MK966397;

genome: VCDI00000000. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 401, 15oC, C-5 DMSO 10%)

Limosilactobacillus fermentum (Beijerinck 1901) Zheng et al. 2020

B-1305 <-- INMI, VKM B-1305 <-- CCM, CCM 2480 <--ATCC, ATCC 25371.

Received as: Lactobacillus intermedium (Muller-Turgah and Osterwalder)

Bergey et al. 1930. Synonym: Bacillus delta von Freudenreich 1895, Bacillus

casei delta von Freudenreich and Thoeni 1904, Lactobacterium fermentum

(Beijerinck 1901) van Steenberge 1920, Lactobacillus cellobiosus Rogosa et

al. 1953, Lactobacillus fermentum Beijerinck 1901. (CCM 2480; LMG


(Medium 75, 37oC, F-1, S-5)


B-1311 <-- INMI, VKM B-1311 <-- NRRL, B-1932. Received as: Lactobacillus

fermentum. Synonym: Bacillus delta von Freudenreich 1895, Bacillus casei

delta von Freudenreich and Thoeni 1904, Lactobacterium fermentum


al. 1953, Lactobacillus fermentum Beijerinck 1901. (ATCC 9338; BCRC

10360; CCM 91; CCUG 21453; CDBB 1039; CDBB 1097; CECT 285; CIP

53.163; DSM 20391; JCM 1560; LMD 46.39; LMG 13554; LMG 8896;

NBIMCC 505; NBRC 3071; NCAIM B.01146; NCCB 46039; NCIM 2165;

NCIMB 6991; NCIMB 8028; VKM B-1566; VTT E-71033). Pathogenicity


S-5)


B-1566 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-119 <-- INMIA, CIP 53.163. Received as: Lactobacillus

fermentum. Synonym: Bacillus delta von Freudenreich 1895, Bacillus casei

delta von Freudenreich and Thoeni 1904, Lactobacterium fermentum


al. 1953, Lactobacillus fermentum Beijerinck 1901. (ATCC 9338; BCRC






10360; CCM 91; CCUG 21453; CDBB 1039; CDBB 1097; CECT 285; CIP

53.163; DSM 20391; JCM 1560; LMD 46.39; LMG 13554; LMG 8896;

NBIMCC 505; NBRC 3071; NCAIM B.01146; NCCB 46039; NCIM 2165;

NCIMB 6991; NCIMB 8028; VKM B-1311; VTT E-71033). Pathogenicity


S-5)



Lactobacillus cellobiosus. Synonym: Bacillus delta von Freudenreich 1895,

Bacillus casei delta von Freudenreich and Thoeni 1904, Lactobacterium

fermentum (Beijerinck 1901) van Steenberge 1920, Lactobacillus cellobiosus

Rogosa et al. 1953, Lactobacillus fermentum Beijerinck 1901. Pathogenicity




Lactobacillus fermentum. Synonym: Bacillus delta von Freudenreich 1895,

Bacillus casei delta von Freudenreich and Thoeni 1904, Lactobacterium

fermentum (Beijerinck 1901) van Steenberge 1920, Lactobacillus cellobiosus

Rogosa et al. 1953, Lactobacillus fermentum Beijerinck 1901. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 75, 37oC, S-5)

Liquorilactobacillus mali (Carr and Davies 1970) Zheng et al. 2020

B-1600 Òype <-- CCM, CCM 2878 <-- Y.G. Carr, Y 12. Received as: Lactobacillus

yamanashiensis subsp. mali Type. Synonym: Lactobacillus yamanashiensis

Nonomura 1983, Lactobacillus yamanashiensis subsp. mali (Carr and Davies

1970) Nonomura 1983, Lactobacillus yamanashiensis subsp. yamanashiensis

Nonomura 1983, Lactobacillus mali Carr and Davies 1970. (ATCC 27053;

BCRC 12940; BCRC 14057; CCM 2878; CCUG 30141; CCUG 32228; CIP

103142; DSM 20444; JCM 1116; KCTC 3596; LMG 6899; NBIMCC 3316;

NBRC 102159; NCIMB 10560; NRRL B-4563). Ex: apple juice from cider

press. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 75, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Luteococcus japonicus Tamura et al. 1994

Ac-1951 Type <-- IFO 12422. (ATCC 51526; CCUG 38731; CIP 104067; DSM 10546; IFO

(now NBRC) 12422; JCM 9415; OUT 8086). Ex: soil. Tokara Island. Japan

DNA sequences: D85487, Z78208, D21245. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Lysinibacillus fusiformis (Priest et al. 1989) Ahmed et al. 2007


sphaericus subsp. fusiformis Smith et al. 1946. Synonym: Bacillus fusiformis

(ex Meyer and Gottheil 1901) Priest et al. 1989, Bacillus fusiformis Meyer

and Gottheil 1901, Aerobacillus fusiformis (Meyer and Gottheil 1901)

Pribram 1933, Bacillus sphaericus subsp. fusiformis Smith et al. 1946.







3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-923 <-- INMI, VKM B-923 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus sphaericus subsp.

fusiformis Smith et al. 1946. Synonym: Bacillus fusiformis (ex Meyer and

Gottheil 1901) Priest et al. 1989, Bacillus fusiformis Meyer and Gottheil

1901, Aerobacillus fusiformis (Meyer and Gottheil 1901) Pribram 1933,

Bacillus sphaericus subsp. fusiformis Smith et al. 1946. (CIP 51.16).


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-924 <-- INMI, VKM B-924 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus sphaericus.

Synonym: Bacillus fusiformis (ex Meyer and Gottheil 1901) Priest et al.

1989, Bacillus fusiformis Meyer and Gottheil 1901, Aerobacillus fusiformis

(Meyer and Gottheil 1901) Pribram 1933, Bacillus sphaericus subsp.

fusiformis Smith et al. 1946. (VKM B-712; VKM B-924; BCRC 11066; CIP

52.89; IAM 1286; JCM 20140; LMD 48.26; NBRC 3341; NCCB 48026;





Synonym: Bacillus sphaericus Meyer and Neide 1904. (CIP 51.25).


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)






fusiformis Smith et al. 1946. (VKM B-712; VKM B-924; BCRC 11066; CIP

52.89; IAM 1286; JCM 20140; LMD 48.26; NBRC 3341; NCCB 48026;








fusiformis Smith et al. 1946. (ATCC 245; CIP 52.88; DSM 2899).


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Lysinibacillus sp.


sphaericus. (NCIMB 8216). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-








Lysinibacillus sphaericus (Meyer and Neide 1904) Ahmed et al. 2007

B-509 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-509 <-- NCTC, NCTC 10338 <-- T. Gibson, 1013.

Received as: Bacillus sphaericus Type. Synonym: Bacillus sphaericus Meyer

and Neide 1904; Lysinibacillus tabacifolii Duan et al. 2014; Lysinibacillus

mangiferihumi corrig. Yang et al. 2012; Lysinibacillus varians Zhu et al.

2014; Lysinibacillus mangiferahumi Yang et al. 2012. (ATCC 14577; BCRC

12825; CCM 2120; CCUG 7428; CIP 65.30; DSM 28; HAMBI 1938; IAM

13420; JCM 2502; LMG 7134; NBRC 15095; NCCB 75018; NCIMB 9370;

NCTC 10338; NRRL B-23268). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,




Received as: Bacillus sphaericus. Synonym: Bacillus sphaericus Meyer and

Neide 1904; Lysinibacillus tabacifolii Duan et al. 2014; Lysinibacillus


2014; Lysinibacillus mangiferahumi Yang et al. 2012. (VKM B-924; VKM

B-926; BCRC 11066; CIP 52.89; IAM 1286; JCM 20140; LMD 48.26;

NBRC 3341; NCCB 48026; NCIMB 8217). Pathogenicity group (SanPin




sphaericus. Synonym: Bacillus sphaericus Meyer and Neide 1904;

Lysinibacillus tabacifolii Duan et al. 2014; Lysinibacillus mangiferihumi

corrig. Yang et al. 2012; Lysinibacillus varians Zhu et al. 2014;

Lysinibacillus mangiferahumi Yang et al. 2012. (ATCC 4525; CCM 2177;

CIP 104788; LMG 23776; NBRC 3526; NCAIM B.02068; NCIMB 8218;








Lysinibacillus mangiferahumi Yang et al. 2012. (VKM B-426; ATCC 10208;

BCRC 15448; CCM 1087; CCRC 15448; DSM 5019; NBRC 3525; NCIMB


(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)











Lysinibacillus mangiferahumi Yang et al. 2012. (CCM 1615). Pathogenicity


4)


B-755 <-- INMI, VKM B-755 <-- CCM, CCM 43. Received as: Bacillus sphaericus

subsp. fusiformis Smith et al. 1946. Synonym: Bacillus sphaericus Meyer

and Neide 1904; Lysinibacillus tabacifolii Duan et al. 2014; Lysinibacillus


2014; Lysinibacillus mangiferahumi Yang et al. 2012. Pathogenicity group




sphaericus subsp. rotans Smith et al. 1946. Synonym: Bacillus sphaericus

Meyer and Neide 1904; Lysinibacillus tabacifolii Duan et al. 2014;

Lysinibacillus mangiferihumi corrig. Yang et al. 2012; Lysinibacillus varians

Zhu et al. 2014; Lysinibacillus mangiferahumi Yang et al. 2012.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Lysobacter antibioticus Christensen and Cook 1978

B-2273 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 2044. Received as: Lysobacter antibioticus. (ATCC 29479;

BCRC 11653; CECT 4280; DSM 2044; HAMBI 1957; LMG 8760; NBRC

100085; NCIMB 10773). Ex: soil. Ottawa. Canada. Pathogenicity group


Lysobacter capsici Park et al. 2008

B-2533 Òype <-- DSM, DSM 19286. (DSM 19286; KCTC 22007). Ex: rhizosphere of

pepper. Jinju. South Korea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Lysobacter enzymogenes Christensen and Cook 1978

B-1576 <-- S.V. Dobritsa IBPM <-- ATCC, ATCC 21456 <-- IFO, IFO 12725.

Received as: Achromobacter lyticus Isono et al. 1972. (ATCC 21456). Ex:

soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-5)


B-1577 <-- S.V. Dobritsa IBPM <-- ATCC, ATCC 21457 <-- IFO, IFO 12726.

Received as: Achromobacter lyticus Isono et al. 1972. (ATCC 21457; IFO


(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-5)


B-2235 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 2043. Received as: Lysobacter enzymogenes. Synonym:

Lysobacter enzymogenes subsp. Enzymogenes Christensen and Cook 1978;

Lysobacter enzymogenes subsp. Cookii Christensen 1978. (ATCC 29487;

BCRC 11654; DSM 2043; KCTC 12131; LMG 8762; NCIMB 9924). Ex:








soil. Ottawa. Canada. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Magnetospirillum aberrantis Gorlenko et al. 2011

B-2937 Type <-- Dziuba M.V. Molecular Identification Lab., Bioengineering Center of the

Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, SpK. Received as:

Magnetospirillum aberrantis SpK. (DSM 29233). Ex: bottom sediment.

Olkhovka River, Caucasus. Stavropol Territory, Kislovodsk. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: JQ673402, complete genome PRJNA54001.


338, 31oC Growth condition: aerobic., C-1)

Magnetospirillum caucasicum Dziuba et al. 2016

B-2936 Type <-- Dziuba M.V. et al., Molecular Identification Lab., Bioengineering Center

of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, SO-1. Received as:

SO-1. (DSM 28995). Ex: bottom sediment. Olkhovka River, Caucasus.

Stavropol Territory, Kislovodsk. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

JX502622, complete genome PRJNA191939. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


condition: microaerobic., Ñ-1, F-2)

Magnetospirillum kuznetsovii Koziaeva et al. 2019

B-3270 Type <-- V.V. Kozyaeva Institute of Bioengineering, LBB-42. (KCTC 15749). Ex:

lake sediments. Beloe-Bardukovskoe Lake. Moscow Region, Shatursky

District. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: MH571849. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 405, 30oC, C-8,

15% glycerin)

Magnetospirillum meridiorum Dziuba et al. 2016


Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, SP-1. Received as:

Magnetospirillum meridiorum SP-1. (DSM 29006). Ex: river bottom

sediments. Sediments of the Pshada River. Krasnodar Territory, Krynitsa.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KC252630; cbbL II: KF787146.


338, 28oC Growth condition: microaerobic (1% O2)., Ñ-1, F-2)

Magnetospirillum moscoviense Dziuba et al. 2016


Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia, ÂÂ-1. (DSM 29455). Ex:

river bottom sediments. Moskva River. Moscow. Russia DNA sequences:

16S rRNA gene: KF712468; cbbL II: KF712469. Pathogenicity group


condition: microaerobic (1% O2)., Ñ-1)

Maricaulis maris (Poindexter 1964) Abraham et al. 1999

B-1510 Òype <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CM 11 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CM 11. Received

as: Caulobacter maris Type. Synonym: Caulobacter halobacteroides

Poindexter 1964, Caulobacter maris Poindexter 1964. (ATCC 15268; CECT







835; CIP 106103; DSM 4734; JCM 21108; NBRC 102484). Ex: sea water.



Maricaulis maris (Poindexter 1964) Abraham et al. 1999

B-1511 <-- L.B. Andreev IBPM, CM 13 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CM 13.

Synonym: Caulobacter halobacteroides Poindexter 1964, Caulobacter maris

Poindexter 19. (ATCC 15269; CECT 836; CIP 106104; DSM 4729; JCM

21107; NBRC 102483; NCIMB 2022). Ex: sea water. California. USA.


43, 25oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Maricaulis virginensis Abraham et al. 2002

B-1513 Òype <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, VC 5 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, VC 5. Received as:

Caulobacter sp. (CIP 107438; DSM 16079; LMG 21018; KCTC 12217). Ex:

water. deep sea near a hydrothermal vent, Virgin Islands. USA.


43, 25oC, F-1, S-5, S-4)

Maricaulis virginensis Abraham et al. 2002

B-1514 <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, VC 13 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, VC 13. Received

as: Caulobacter sp. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Marinococcus halophilus (Novitsky and Kushner 1976) Hao et al. 1985

Ac-1985 Type <-- JCM 2479. Synonym: Planococcus halophilus Novitsky and Kushner

1976. (ATCC 27964; CCM 2706; CIP 104819; DSM 20408; IAM 12844;

JCM 2479; LMG 17439; NBRC 102359; NRCC 14033). Ex: salted mackerel

DNA sequences: AB769481, AB681751, X90835. Pathogenicity group


Marivirga tractuosa (Lewin 1969) Nedashkovskaya et al. 2010

B-1430 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1430 <-- NCMB, NCMB 1408 <-- R.A. Lewin, H-43.

Received as: Flexibacter tractuosus Type. Synonym: Microscilla tractuosa

Lewin 1969, Flexibacter tractuosus (Lewin 1969) Leadbetter 1974. (ATCC

23168; CIP 106410; DSM 4126; KCTC 2958; LMG 8378; NBRC 15989;

NCIMB 1408). Ex: beach sand. Vietnam. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Meiothermus ruber (Loginova et al. 1984) Nobre et al. 1996

B-1258 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1258 <-- L.G. Loginova INMI, 21. Received as: Thermus

ruber Type. Synonym: Thermus ruber (ex Loginova et al. 1975) Loginova et

al. 1984. (ATCC 35948; BCRC 17109; CCRC 17109; DSM 1279; NCIMB

13396). Ex: thermal spring. Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory.


(Medium 142, 60oC, F-1, S-5)

Melioribacter roseus Podosokorskaya et al. 2013

B-2668 Type <-- Podosokorskaya O., INMI. Received as: P3M-2. (DSM 23840; JCM








17771). Ex: microbial mat formed in a wooden bath filled with hot water

emerging from a 2775 m-deep well. Western Siberia. Tomsk Region. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: JQ292917; complete genome: CP003557.



Methanobacterium arcticum Shcherbakova et al. 2011

B-2371 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A., IBPM. Received as: Methanobacterium sp. M2.

(DSM 18444). Ex: permafrost sample. Kolyma Lowland, Arctic. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: DQ517520. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-2, C-8)

Methanobacterium bryantii Balch and Wolfe 1981

B-1629 Type <-- Obraszova A.Ya. IBPM, M.o.H <-- Zeikus G.J. (DSM 863; ATCC

33272; OCM 110). Ex: syntrophic association Metanobacterium omelianskii.

USA DNA sequences: M59124. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


anaerobic., C-8, S-2)


B-1630 <-- Obraszova A.Ya. IBPM, 51. Ex: oil pool. Bondyuzhskoe oil deposit.

Republic of Tatarstan, Elabuga. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-




B-1631 <-- Obraszova A.Ya. IBPM, 26. Ex: water injected into oil well.

Bondyuzhskoe oil deposit. Republic of Tatarstan, Elabuga. Russia.


176, 45oC Growth condition: anaerobic., C-8, S-2)

Methanobacterium formicicum Schnellen 1947

B-1632 <-- Obraszova A.Ya. IBPM, 41. Ex: stratal water. Bondyuzhskoe oil deposit.





B-1633 <-- Obraszova A.Ya. IBPM, 48. Ex: oil pool. Bondyuzhskoe oil deposit.





B-1957 Type <-- Zhilina T.N. INMI, DSM 1535 <-- Wolfe R.S. <-- Bryant M.P., MF.

Received as: Methanobacterium formicicum MF. (ATCC 33274; DSM 1535;

JCM 10132; NBRC 100475; OCM 55). Ex: anaerobic sewage sludge

digester. Illinois, Urbana. USA DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:









(Medium 176, 37oC Growth condition: anaerobic., C-8, S-2)


B-2198 <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM, MH. Ex: anaerobic sewage sludge digester.



C-8, S-2)

Methanobacterium ivanovii Jain et al. 1988

B-1634 Type <-- Obraszova A.Ya. IBPM, 31. (DSM 2611; OCM 140). Ex: oil pool, depth

1500-1700 m. Bondyuzhskoe oil deposit. Republic of Tatarstan, Elabuga.

Russia DNA sequences: AF095261. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Methanobacterium sp.

B-1960 <-- Zhilina T.N. INMI, Z-1901. Ex: water. Geyser hydrothermal system,

caldera, Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia.


176, 55-60oC Growth condition: anaerobic., C-8, S-2)

Methanobacterium sp.

B-1961 <-- Zhilina T.N. INMI, Z-1201. Ex: microbial association Methanobacillus

kusnezovii. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Methanobacterium thermoautotrophicus corrig. Blotevogel and Fischer 1988

B-1959 Type <-- Obraszova A.Ya. IBPM, DSM 3266 <-- Blotevogel K.H. Synonym:

Methanobacterium thermoaggregans Blotevogel and Fischer 1988. (DSM

3266; ATCC 43168). Ex: sludge from cattle pasture. Oldenburg. Germany

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HE654005. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-3)

Methanobacterium veterum Krivushin et al. 2010

B-2440 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM, MK4. Received as: Methanobacterium sp.

(DSM 19849). Ex: ancient permafrost. Kolyma Lowland, Arctic. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EF016285. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Methanocalculus natronophilus Zhilina et al. 2013

B-2765 Type <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI RAS. Received as: Z-7105. (DSM 25006). Ex: soda

lake. Tanatar II Lake. Altai Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: JX966306. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 326, 35oC Growth condition: anaerobic, pH 9.0-9.5.,

S-2, F-2)

Methanosarcina barkeri Schnellen 1947









B-1635 Type <-- Obraszova A.Ja. IBPM, MS <-- Zeikus G., MS. (ATCC 43569; DSM

800; JCM 10043; NBRC 100474; OCM 38). Ex: anaerobic sewage sludge

digester DNA sequences: AJ012094. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


anaerobic., S-2)

Methanosarcina lacustris Simankova et al. 2002

B-2268 Type <-- Simankova M.V. INMI. Received as: Methanosarcina sp. ZS. (DSM

13486). Ex: anoxic lake sediments. Lake. Switzerland DNA sequences: 16S



Methanosarcina mazei (Barker 1936) Mah and Kuhn 1984

B-1636 Type <-- Obraszova A.Ya. IBPM, S-6 <-- DSMZ, DSM 2053. Synonym:

Methanococcus mazei Barker 1936. (DSM 2053; Mah R.A. S-6). Ex: sewage

sludge. California. USA DNA sequences: AJ012095. Pathogenicity group




B-1637 <-- Obraszova A.Ya. IBPM, 47. Ex: stratal water of oil pool. Bondyuzhskoe

oil deposit. Republic of Tatarstan, Elabuga. Russia. Pathogenicity group




B-2199 <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM, MM. Received as: Methanosarcina sp. Ex:

anaerobic sewage sludge digester. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity




B-2370 <-- Shcherbakova V.A., IBPM, JL01. Received as: Methanosarcina sp. (JCM

31898). Ex: permafrost sample. Kolyma Lowland, Arctic. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AF519802. Pathogenicity group (SanPin




B-2824 <-- Kondrashov F. Received as: TMA. Synonym: Methanococcus frisius

Blotevogel et al. 1986, Methanococcus mazei Barker 1936, Methanosarcina

frisia (Blotevogel et al. 1986) Blotevogel and Fischer 1989. (DSM 9195). Ex:

paddy field soil. Fukuoka Prefecture, Chikugo. Japan DNA sequences: mcrA

gene: AB300778. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 117, 37oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2, F-2)


B-2827 <-- Kondrashov F., ICREA. Received as: Methanosarcina mazei LYC.

Synonym: Methanococcus frisius Blotevogel et al. 1986, Methanococcus








mazei Barker 1936, Methanosarcina frisia (Blotevogel et al. 1986)

Blotevogel and Fischer 1989. (DSM 4556, ATCC 43573, OCM 34). Ex:

alkaline sludge, oil exploration drilling site. Hula swamp area. Israel.



Methanosarcina porcellina Parshina et al. 2015

B-2806 Type <-- Parshina S.N., INMI. Received as: Methanosarcina sp. Pr2. (DSM

15128). Ex: liquid manure stored at temperatures below 10 C. Republic of

Crimea. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HG531806. Pathogenicity



Methanosarcina porcellina Parshina et al. 2015

B-2807 Type <-- Parshina S.N., INMI. Received as: Methanosarcina sp. Pr1. (DSM

29842). Ex: liquid manure stored at temperatures below 10 C. Republic of

Crimea. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HG531808. Pathogenicity



Methanosarcina sp.

B-2825 <-- Kondrashov F.,. Received as: Methanosarcina sp. FR-1. (DSM 2256,

OCM 93). Ex: activated sludge 11/5000. UK. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Methanosarcina thermophila Zinder and Mah 1979

B-2277 <-- Kotelnikova S.V. IBPM, TS1. Ex: anaerobic sewage sludge digester.




Methanosarcina vacuolata Zhilina and Zavarzin 1987

B-2826 Type <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI. Received as: Methanosarcina vacuolata Z-761.

(DSM 1232, ATCC 35090, OCM 85). Ex: sludge of a methane tank.

Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: FR733661. Pathogenicity



Methanospirillum hungatei Ferry et al. 1974

B-2777 Type <-- Parshina S.N., INMI. Received as: Methanospirillum hungatei JF-1.

Synonym: Methanospirillum hungatii corrig. Ferry et al. 1974 (Approved

Lists 1980) emend. Iino et al. 2010. (ATCC 27890, DSM 864, JCM 10133,

NBRC 100397, OCM 16). Ex: activated sludge 11/5000. USA DNA



anaerobic., F-2)

Methanospirillum lacunae Iino et al. 2010








B-2843 Type <-- JCM, Mori K. Received as: JF-1, JCM 16384. (NBRC 104920, JCM

16384). Ex: puddly soil. Chiba, Kisarazu. Japan DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: AB517986. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Methanospirillum stamsii Parshina et al. 2014

B-2808 Type <-- Parshina S.N., INMI. Received as: Methanospirillum stamsii Pt. (DSM

26304). Ex: sludge from a laboratory scale two-stage anaerobic EGSB

bioreactor fed with acetate, propionate and butyrate. Wageningen.

Netherlands DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HF569045. Pathogenicity



Methanothermobacter defluvii (Kotelnikova et al. 1994) Boone 2002

B-1962 Type <-- Kotelnikova S.V. IBPM, ADZ. Received as: Methanobacterium sp. ADZ.

Synonym: Methanobacterium defluvii Kotelnikova et al. 1994. (ATCC

51443; DSM 7466; OCM 570). Ex: anaerobic sewage sludge digester.

Chemical plant wastewater. Nizhnii Novgorod Region, Dzerzhinsk. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: X99046. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Methanothermobacter thermautotrophicus (Zeikus and Wolfe 1972) Wasserfallen et al. 2000

B-1851 <-- Kotelnikova S.V. IBPM, DV. Received as: Methanobacterium

thermoformicicum. Synonym: Methanobacterium thermautotrophicum

corrig. Zeikus and Wolfe 1972 emend. Touzel et al. 1992, Methanobacterium

thermoformicicum Zhilina and Ilarionov 1986, Methanobacterium

thermalcaliphilum corrig. Blotevogel et al. 1988. Ex: water. Geyser

hydrothermal system, caldera, Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula.

Kamchatka Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


C-8, S-3)

Methanothermobacter thermoautotrophicus (Zeikus and Wolfe 1972) Wasserfallen et al. 2000

B-1852 <-- Kotelnikova S.V. IBPM, F-1. Received as: Methanobacterium

thermoformicicum. Synonym: Methanobacterium thermautotrophicum

corrig. Zeikus and Wolfe 1972 emend. Touzel et al. 1992, Methanobacterium

thermoformicicum Zhilina and Ilarionov 1986, Methanobacterium

thermalcaliphilum corrig. Blotevogel et al. 1988. Ex: anaerobic sewage

sludge digester. Moscow Region, Lyubertsy. Russia. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic., C-8, S-2)


B-1908 Type <-- Obraszova A.Ya. IBPM, delta H. Received as: Methanobacterium

thermautotrophicum äåëüòà H. Synonym: Methanobacterium

thermautotrophicum corrig. Zeikus and Wolfe 1972 emend. Touzel et al.

1992 Type, Methanobacterium thermoformicicum Zhilina and Ilarionov






1986, Methanobacterium thermalcaliphilum corrig. Blotevogel et al. 1988.

(ATCC 29096; DSM 1053; Zeikus J.G. delta H). Ex: anaerobic sewage

sludge digester. Illinois, Urbana. USA DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:




B-1958 <-- ObraszovaA.Ya. IBPM <-- DSMZ, DSM 3267 <-- Blotevogel

K.H.,AC60. Received as: Methanobacterium thermoalcaliphilum. Synonym:

Methanobacterium thermautotrophicum corrig. Zeikus and Wolfe 1972

emend. Touzel et al. 1992, Methanobacterium thermoformicicum Zhilina and

Ilarionov 1986, Methanobacterium thermalcaliphilum corrig. Blotevogel et

al. 1988 Type. (ATCC 43169; DSM 3267). Ex: biogas plant. Paderborn.

Germany. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Methanothermobacter thermoflexus (Kotelnikova et al. 1994) Boone 2002

B-1963 Type <-- Kotelnikova S.V. IBPM. Received as: Methanobacterium sp. IDZ.

Synonym: Methanobacterium thermoflexum Kotelnikova et al. 1994. (ATCC

51444; DSM 7268; OCM 571). Ex: anaerobic sewage sludge digester. Waste

waters containing methacrylates. Nizhnii Novgorod Region, Dzerzhinsk.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: X99047. Pathogenicity group



Methanothermobacter thermophilus (Laurinavichus et al. 1990) Boone 2002

B-1786 Type <-- Kotelnikova S.V. IBPM, M. Received as: Methanobacterium

thermophilum M. Synonym: Methanobacterium thermophilum

Laurinavichius et al. 1990. (DSM 6530; OCM 231). Ex: anaerobic sewage

sludge digester. Lyubertsy anaerobic sewage sludge digestor. Moscow

Region, Lyubertsy. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: X99048.


176, 57oC Growth condition: anaerobic., C-8, S-3)

Methylarcula marina Doronina et al. 2000

B-2159 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, h1. Ex: water. Azov Sea, estuary. DNA sequences:



Methylobacillus arboreus Gogleva et al. 2012

B-2590 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Iva. (CCUG 59684; DSM 23628). Ex: Salix

fragilis, buds. City park. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: GU937479; mxaF gene: HM030736.


134, 25oC, F-1)

Methylobacillus caricis Agafonova et al. 2020

B-3158 Type <-- N.V. Agafonova IBPM, OV. Received as: Methylobacillus caricis. (JCM

32031). Ex: rhizosphere of Carex sp. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia







DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KY806199; mxaF gene: KY807769.


134, 29oC, F-1, F-3)

Methylobacillus flagellatus Govoruhina et al. 1998

B-1610 Type <-- Yu.A. Trotsenko IBPM, KT. (ATCC 51484; DSM 6875). Ex: waste

waters. Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: DQ287787.


134, 42oC, S-1)

Methylobacillus glycogenes Yordy and Weaver 1977 emend. Urakami and Komagata 1986

B-2060 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- D. Byron, ATCC 29475. (ATCC 29475; DSM

5685; JCM 2850; LMG 6082; NCIMB 11375). Ex: decaying tomato.


134, 29oC, F-1)

Methylobacillus gramineus Gogleva et al. 2012

B-2591 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Lap. Received as: Methylobacillus gramineus.

(CCUG 59683; DSM 23629). Ex: phyllosphere of silverweed, Potentilla

anserina. City park. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia DNA sequences:

16S rRNA gene: GU937478; mxaF gene: HM030735. Pathogenicity group


Methylobacillus methanolivorans Kaparullina et al. 2017

B-3037 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Z. Received as: Methylobacillus methanolivorans.

(JCM 31401; CCUG 68999). Ex: activated sludge. Drainage system of the

Baikal pulp and paper mill. Irkutsk Region, Slyudyanskyi District. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KX057479. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Methylobacter marinus Bowman et al. 1993

B-2115 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- V.F. Galchenko INMI, 90. Received as:

Methylobacter chroococcum Whittenbury et al. 1970 Type DNA sequences:

nifH gene: AF484675. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 221, 29oC Growth condition: CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)

Methylobacter sp.


Methylobacter bovis Whittenbury et al. 1970 Type DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: L20839. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Methylobacter sp.


Methylobacter bovis Whittenbury et al. 1970 DNA sequences: fhcD gene:


(Medium 221, 29oC Growth condition: CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)

Methylobacterium aminovorans Urakami et al. 1993

B-2145 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, JCM 8240 <-- JCM, JCM 8240 <-- T. Urakami









TH-15. (ATCC 51358; CCM 4612; CIP 105328; DSM 8832; JCM 8240;

LMG 21752; NBRC 15686; NCIMB 13343). Ex: soil. Niigata Prefecture.

Japan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 250, 30oC, C-9)

Methylobacterium extorquens (Urakami and Komagata 1984) Bousfield and Green 1985

emend. Kato et al. 2008

B-2064 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- NCIMB, NCIMB 9399 <-- L.Janota-Bassilik.

Synonym: Protomonas extorquens (ex Bassalik 1913) Urakami and

Komagata 1984, Bacillus extorquens Bassalik 1913, Vibrio extorquens

(Bassalik 1913) Bhat and Barker 1948, Pseudomonas extorquens (Bassalik

1913) Krasil'nikov 1949, Flavobacterium extorquens (Bassalik 1913)

Bassalik et al. 1960, Methylobacterium dichloromethanicum Doronina et al.

2000, Methylobacterium chloromethanicum McDonald et al. 2001. (ATCC

43645; CCUG 2084; DSM 1337; IAM 12631; NBRC 15687; JCM 2802;

NCCB 78015; NCIMB 9399). Ex: soil. Poland. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-2067 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- NCIMB, NCIMB 9133 <-- P.H.A.Sneath, AM1

SneathD355 (Pseudomonas sp.). Synonym: Protomonas extorquens (ex

Bassalik 1913) Urakami and Komagata 1984, Bacillus extorquens Bassalik

1913, Vibrio extorquens (Bassalik 1913) Bhat and Barker 1948,

Pseudomonas extorquens (Bassalik 1913) Krasil'nikov 1949, Flavobacterium

extorquens (Bassalik 1913) Bassalik et al. 1960, Methylobacterium

dichloromethanicum Doronina et al. 2000, Methylobacterium

chloromethanicum McDonald et al. 2001. (ATCC 14718; CCUG 2477; DSM

1338; IAM 12632; JCM 2805; NCCB 78016; NCIMB 9133). Ex: air.


134, 29oC, F-1)



B-2191 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, DM4. Received as: Methylobacterium

halomethanica Doronina et al. Type. Synonym: Protomonas extorquens (ex

Bassalik 1913) Urakami and Komagata 1984, Bacillus extorquens Bassalik

1913, Vibrio extorquens (Bassalik 1913) Bhat and Barker 1948,

Pseudomonas extorquens (Bassalik 1913) Krasil'nikov 1949, Flavobacterium

extorquens (Bassalik 1913) Bassalik et al. 1960, Methylobacterium

dichloromethanicum Doronina et al. 2000, Methylobacterium

chloromethanicum McDonald et al. 2001. (CIP 106787; DSM 6343). Ex:

soil. Switzerland. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,




B-2223 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, CM4. Received as: Methylobacterium

chloromethanicum Type. Synonym: Protomonas extorquens (ex Bassalik





1913) Urakami and Komagata 1984, Bacillus extorquens Bassalik 1913,

Vibrio extorquens (Bassalik 1913) Bhat and Barker 1948, Pseudomonas

extorquens (Bassalik 1913) Krassilnikov 1949, Flavobacterium extorquens

(Bassalik 1913) Bassalik et al. 1960, Methylobacterium dichloromethanicum

Doronina et al. 2000, Methylobacterium chloromethanicum McDonald et al.

2001. (NCIMB 13688). Ex: soil. Oil refinery. Republic of Tatarstan,

Nizhekamsk. Russia DNA sequences: Genome: CP001298; pCMU02:

CP001300; pCMU01: CP001299. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Methylobacterium fujisawaense Green et al. 1988

B-2158 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, NCIMB 12417 <-- K.Kouno, 0-31. (ATCC 43884;

BCRC 17093; CCUG 36914; CIP 103775; DSM 5686; JCM 10890; KACC

10744; NBRC 15843; NCIMB 12417). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Methylobacterium mesophilicum (Austin and Goodfellow 1979) Green and Bousfield 1983

B-2143 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, JCM 2829 <-- T. Urakami, TK 0034 <-- ATCC

29983 <-- B. Austin, A47. Synonym: Pseudomonas mesophilica Austin and

Goodfellow 1979. (ATCC 29983; CCUG 16482; CIP 101129; DSM 1708;

JCM 2829; LMG 5275; NBRC 15688; NCIMB 1156; NRRL B-14246). Ex:

Lolium perenne, leaf. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Methylobacterium nodulans Jourand et al. 2004

B-3209 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, ORS 2060 <-- C. Marx Department of Organismic

and Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University, ORS2060. (LMG 21967).

Ex: Crotalaria podocarpa, root nodules. Dakar, Bel-Air area. Senegal.


292, 30oC, F-1, F-3)

Methylobacterium organophilum Patt et al. 1976

B-2066 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- NCIMB, NCIMB 11278 <-- ATCC. (ATCC

27886; CIP 101049; DSM 760; HAMBI 2263; NBRC 15689; JCM 2833;

LMG 6083; NCCB 78041). Ex: sediment. Mendota Lake. Wisconsin,

Madison. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Methylobacterium radiotolerans (Ito and Iizuko 1971) Green and Bousfield 1983

B-2144 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, JCM 2831 <-- JCM, JCM 2831 <-- IAM 12098 <-

- H. Ito and H. Iizuka strain O-1. Synonym: Pseudomonas radiora Ito and

Iizuka 1971. Other name: ATCC 27329; BCRC 17094; CCM 4461; CIP

101128; DSM 1819; IAM 12098; NBRC 15690. (JCM 2831; ATCC 27329;

CIP 101128; DSM 1819; IAM 12098; IFO 15690; LMG 2269; NCIMB

10815). Ex: japanese unhulled old rice. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 221, 30oC Growth condition: CH4/Air

1:1., C-9)

Methylobacterium rhodesianum Green et al. 1988 emend. Kato et al. 2008








TK 0009 <-- ATCC 21614 <-- Kyowa Hakko Kogyo Co., Ltd.; G-259.

Synonym: Methylobacterium lusitanum Doronina et al. 2002. (ATCC 43882;

CCUG 36915; CIP 103771; DSM 5687; JCM 10891; NBRC 15844; NCIMB

12249). Ex: fermentor with formaldehyde as sole C-source. Pathogenicity


Growth condition: CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)

Methylobacterium rhodesianum Green et al. 1988 emend. Kato et al. 2008

B-2239 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, RXM. Received as: Methylobacterium

portugalicum Doronona et al. Type. Synonym: Methylobacterium lusitanum

Doronina et al. 2002. (ATCC BAA-714; DSM 14457; NCIMB 13779). Ex:

soil. Portugal DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AB175635. Pathogenicity

group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 134, 25-30oC,

F-1)

Methylobacterium rhodinum (Heumann 1962) Green and Bousfield 1983

B-2065 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- NCIMB, NCIMB 9421<-- W.Heumann,

TK0010. Synonym: Pseudomonas rhodos Heumann 1962 Type. (ATCC

14821; CIP 101127; DSM 2163; NBRC 15691; JCM 2811; LMG 2275;

NCIMB 9421). Ex: rhizosphere of alder, Alnus sp. Pathogenicity group


Methylobacterium suomiense Doronina et al. 2000

B-2238 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, F20. (ATCC BAA-713; DSM 14458; NCIMB

13778). Ex: forest soil. Near Lammi Biological Station. Finland DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AB175645. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 134, 25-30oC, F-1)

Methylobacterium thiocyanatum Wood et al. 1999

B-2197 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, DSM 11490 <-- A.P. Wood, DSM 11490 <-- D.P.

Kelly, strain ALL/SCN-P. (ATCC 700647; DSM 11490; JCM 10893;

NCIMB 13651). Ex: soil around root balls of Allium aflatunense.

Warwickshire. UK. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 252, 30oC, C-9)

Methylobacterium zatmanii Green et al. 1988

B-2161 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, NCIMB 12243 <-- NCIMB, NCIMB 12243 <--

R.I.Mateles, Ps.135. (ATCC 43883; CCM 4464; CCUG 36916; CIP 103774;

DSM 5688; JCM 10892; LMG 6087; NBRC 15845; NCIMB 12243). Ex:

fermentor with formaldehyde as sole C-source. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)

Methylobrevis pamukkalensis Poroshina et al. 2015

B-2849 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, PK2. (JCM 30229). Ex: water. saline hot spring,

Hierapolis-Pamukkale. Denizli. Republic of Turkey DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: KF683074; whole genome shotgun sequence: MCRJ00000000.








134, 29oC, F-1, F-3)

Methylocapsa aurea Dunfield et al. 2010

B-2544 Òype <-- S.N. Dedysh INMI, KYG. (DSM 22158). Ex: sediment of an ephemeral

brook in a forest. near Marburg. Germany. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Methylocapsa palsarum Dedysh et al. 2015

B-2945 Òype <-- S.N. Dedysh INMI, NE2. (DSM 29914; LMG 28715). Ex: moss

Spagnum lindbergii. Arctic tundra. Norway DNA sequences: whole genome

shotgun sequence: FOSN00000000. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 262, 18-25oC Growth condition: aerobic

with 20-30% methane in the headspace., F-2)

Methylococcus capsulatus Foster and Davis 1966

B-2990 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, BATH <-- J.C. Murrell University of Warwick,

BATH. (ATCC 33009; LMG 26900; NCIMB 11132). Ex: mud and water

samples. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Methylocyclus albus Kalyuzhnaya et al. 2010

B-2645 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, RZ94 <-- M. Kalyuzhnaya, RZ94. Ex: lake

sediment. Washington Lake. Washington, Seattle. USA. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 134, 30oC, C-8)

Methylocystis bryophila Belova et al. 2013

B-2545 Òype <-- S.N. Dedysh INMI, H2S. (DSM 21852). Ex: sphagnum peat, bank of a

bog lake. Teufelssee Lake, north eastern Germany. Germany. Pathogenicity


Growth condition: aerobic with 10-20% methane in the headspace., F-2)

Methylocystis echinoides (ex Gal'chenko et al. 1977) Bowman et al. 1993

B-2128 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- V.F. Galchenko INMI, 2. (LMG 27198;

NCIMB 13100; UNIQEM 25). Ex: sludge. Sewage treatment plant. Jena.

Germany DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AJ458473; nifD gene:



Methylocystis parvus (ex Whittenbury et al. 1970) Bowman et al. 1993

B-2129 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- V.F. Galchenko INMI, 93 <-- R. Whittenbury,

OBBP. Synonym: Methylocystis parvus Whittenbury et al. 1970. (NCIMB

11129; UNIQEM 38). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Methylocystis rosea Wartiainen et al. 2006


Methylobacter chroococcum Whittenbury et al. 1970 DNA sequences: fhcD

gene: AY920594. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Methylocystis sp.











Methylocystis pyriformis Galchenko 1977 Type DNA sequences: 16S rRNA


no. (Medium 221, 29oC Growth condition: CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)

Methyloferula stellata Vorobev et al. 2011

B-2543 Type <-- S.N. Dedysh INMI, AR4. Received as: Methyloferula sphagni. (DSM

22108; LMG 25277). Ex: acidic peat soil of an oligo-mesotrophic fen.

Torfjanoye. Archangelsk Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

FR686343; rbcL gene: FR686352; nifH gene: FR686351; mxaF gene:

FR686349; mmoX gene: FR686346. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 301, 23oC Growth condition: Obligately

methylotrophic., F-2)

Methyloligella halotolerans Doronina et al. 2014

B-2706 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, C2. (CCUG 61687; DSM 25045). Ex: saline soil.

Troitsky reserve. Chelyabinsk Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: JQ773443; mxaF gene: JQ796869. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Methyloligella solikamskensis Doronina et al. 2013

B-2707 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, SK12. (CCUG 61697; DSM 25212). Ex: sediment.

Man-made saline biotope. Perm Territory, Solikamsk. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: JQ773444. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Methylomicrobium alcaliphilum Kalyuzhnaya et al. 2008

B-2133 Type <-- Y.A. Trotsenko IBPM, 20Z. Received as: Methylobacter haloalkalophilus

Trotsenko et al. Type. (DSM 19304; LMG 27836; NCIMB 14124). Ex:

surface sediment. Highly alkaline soda Shara-Nur Lake. Republic of Tuva.

Russia DNA sequences: Genome: FO082060; 16S rRNA gene: EF495157;

tmRNA gene: HG52541. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 371, 30oC Growth condition: CH4/Air

1:1., C-8)

Methylomicrobium buryatense Kaluzhnaya et al. 2001

B-2245 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, 5B. Ex: soda lake. Gorbunka Lake, Southeastern

Transbaikal region. Republic of Byriatia. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: AF307138. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 375, 30oC Growth condition: CH4/Air 1:1., C-8, F-1)

Methylomicrobium kenyense Kalyuzhnaya et al. 2008

B-2464 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, AMO1. (LMD 97.157; NCCB 97157; NCIMB

13566). Ex: soda lake sediments. Kenya DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:



Methylomonas methanica (Soehngen 1906) Whittenbury and Krieg 1984









S1. Synonym: Bacillus methanicus Soehngen 1906, Methamonas methanica

(Soehngen 1906) Orla-Jensen 1909, Pseudomonas methanica (Soehngen

1906) Krasil'nikov 1949, Pseudomonas methanica (Soehngen 1906) sensu

Dworkin and Foster 1956, not Pseudomonas methanica sensu Harrington and

Kallio 1960, Methylomonas methanica (Soehngen 1906) Leadbetter 1974.

(ATCC 35067; NCIMB 11130; UNIQEM 8). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)

Methylophaga alcalica Doronina et al. 2003

B-2251 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, M39. (ATCC BAA-297; DSM 14953). Ex: bottom

sediment. Saline soda lake Khotontyn-nur. Mongolia DNA sequences: 16S



Methylophaga aminisulfidivorans Kim et al. 2007

B-2441 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, MP. (JCM 14647; KCTC 12909). Ex: seawater.

Mokpo. South Korea DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: DQ463161.


222, 29oC, F-1)

Methylophaga lonarensis Antony et al. 2012

B-2684 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, MPL. Received as: Methylophaga lunarica. (MCC

1002). Ex: methane-oxidizing microcosms containing sediments from Lonar

Lake. India DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: JF330773. Pathogenicity


Methylophaga marina Janvier et al. 1985

B-2056 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- F. Casser, ATCC 35842 <-- F. Gasser, 222.

(ATCC 35842; CIP 104551; DSM 5689; JCM 6886; NBRC 102421; NCIMB

2244). Ex: marine mud. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 222, 29oC, C-9)


B-2386 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, KM3. Ex: algae. Red Sea. Egypt. Pathogenicity



B-2394 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, KM5. Received as: Chelativorans multitrophicus.

Ex: algae. Red Sea. Egypt. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Methylophaga muralis corrig. Doronina et al. 2011

B-2303 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Kr3. (NCIMB 13993). Ex: stone. Kremlin wall.

Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY694421.


373, 30oC, F-1, F-3)

Methylophaga muralis corrig. Doronina et al. 2011

B-3046 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Bur1. Ex: water. Hilganta Lake. Trans-Baikal









Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Methylophaga thalassica Janvier et al. 1985

B-2057 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPMS <-- F. Casser, ATCC 33146 <-- T. Inui, YK-4015.

(ATCC 33146; CIP 104552; DSM 5690; JCM 6887; LMG 4055; NBRC

102424; NCIMB 2163). Ex: marine water. Kanagawa Prefecture. Japan.


222, 29oC, C-9)

Methylophaga thiooxydans corrig. Boden et al. 2011

B-2586 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, DMS010 <-- R. Boden Univ. Warwick, DMS010

<-- H. Schafer. Received as: Methylophaga thiooxidans. (DSM 22068). Ex:

pooled cultures of Emiliania huxleyi. Achmelvich Bay. UK. Pathogenicity


Methylophilus aquaticus Kaparullina et al. 2020

B-3159 Type <-- E.N. Kaparulina IBPM, LTK. Received as: Methylophilus aquaticus. Ex:

water. Freshwater reservoir. Republic of Crimea, Yalta Region. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KY806198; mxaF gene: KY807768.


134, 29oC, F-1, F-3)

Methylophilus flavus Gogleva et al. 2010

B-2547 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Ship. (CCUG 58411; DSM 23073). Ex:

phyllosphere of dog rose, Rosa cinnamomea. Moscow Region, Pushchino.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: FJ872108; mxaF gene: FJ872110.


134, 28oC, F-1, F-3)

Methylophilus leisingerii Doronina and Trotsenko 2001

B-2013 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, DM11. (DSM 6813). Ex: water. Switzerland DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AB193725. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 134, 28oC, C-9)

Methylophilus luteus Gogleva et al. 2010

B-2548 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Mim. (CCUG 58412; DSM 22949). Ex:

phyllosphere of coltsfoot Tussilago farfara. Moscow Region, Pushchino.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: FJ872109; mxaF gene: FJ872111.


134, 28oC, F-1, F-3)

Methylophilus methylotrophus Jenkins et al. 1987

B-1623 Òype <-- N.I. Govorukhina IBPM, NCIB 10515 <-- NCIB, NCIB 10515 <--

T.R.Owen, AS-1. (ATCC 53528; CCUG 58724, DSM 5691; DSM 46235;

LMG 6787; NCIMB 10515). Ex: activated sludge. England. UK DNA

sequences: mxaF gene: FJ904267. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Methylophilus quaylei Doronina et al. 2004









B-2338 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, MT. Ex: airborne contaminant of methanotrophic

culture. MIREA - Russian Technological University. Moscow. Russia.


134, 29oC, F-1)

Methylophilus sp.

B-1607 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, B. Received as: Methylophilus glucoseoxidans

Doronina et al. (DSM 23627; CCUG 59685). Ex: soil. Vietnam DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HM001269; mxaF gene: HM001270.


134, 28-30oC, S-1)

Methylophilus sp.

B-1608 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, RO. Received as: Methylophilus glucoseoxidans

Doronina et al. Ex: soil. Vietnam. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 134, 28-30oC, S-1)

Methylopila capsulata Doronina et al. 1998

B-1606 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, IM 1. Received as: Methylomicrobium capsulatus

Govorukhina et al. Type. (ATCC 700716; DSM 6130). Ex: soil. Tashkent.

Uzbekistan DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AF004844; fhcD gene:


(Medium 134, 29oC, S-1)

Methylopila jiangsuensis Li et al. 2011

B-2555 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, JZL-4 <-- L. Li, JZL-4. Received as: Methylopila

jiangsuensis. (ACCC 05406; DSM 22718). Ex: activated sludge. Waste water

treatment plant of a synthetic pyrethroid factory. Jiangsu Province,

Yangzhou. China. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Methylopila musalis Doronina et al. 2013

B-2646 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, MUSA. Received as: Methyloversatilis musalis

Doronina et al. 2010 Type. (CCUG 61696; DSM 24986). Ex: banana, Musa

paradisiaca var. sapientum, fruit. Ecuador DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:


(Medium 134, 28oC, F-1)

Methylopila oligotropha Poroshina et al. 2014

B-2788 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, 2395A. (CCUG 63805). Ex: soil. Territory of salt

mines. Perm Territory, Solikamsk. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

KC243676. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 134, 30oC, F-1, F-3)

Methylopila turkensis corrig. Shmareva et al. 2017

B-2748 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, Side1. Received as: ''Methylopila turkiensis''.

Synonym: Methylopila turkiensis Agafonova et al. 2015; Methylopila

turkiensis Shmareva et al. 2017. (DSM 27566). Ex: phyllosphere of

Bougainvillea sp. Side. Republic of Turkey DNA sequences: 16S rRNA








gene: KF728382. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Methylosinus sporium (ex Whittenbury et al. 1970) Bowman et al. 1993

B-2119 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- V.F. Galchenko INMI, 21. Synonym:

Methylosinus sporium Whittenbury et al. 1970. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)





CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)





CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)





CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)

Methylosinus trichosporium (ex Whittenbury et al. 1970) Bowman et al. 1993


OB3v. Synonym: Methylosinus trichosporium Whittenbury et al. 1970.

(NCIMB 11131). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,




Methylosinus trichosporium Whittenbury et al. 1970. Pathogenicity group


condition: CH4/Air 1:1., C-9)



Methylocystis minimus Galchenko 1986 Type DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: L20844; fhcD gene: DQ153063. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 221, 29oC Growth condition: CH4/Air

1:1., C-9)

Methyloversatilis discipulorum Smalley et al. 2015

B-2644 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, RZ18-153 <-- M. Kalyuzhnaya, RZ18-153.

Received as: Methyloversatilis lacus Kalyuzhnaya et al. Ex: sediment.

Washington Lake. Washington, Seattle. USA DNA sequences: whole









genome shotgun sequence: ARVV01000001. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 134, 29oC, C-8, F-1)

Methyloversatilis discipulorum Smalley et al. 2015

B-2888 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, FAM1 <-- M. Kalyuzhnaya, FAM1. (JCM 30542).

Ex: sediment. Washington Lake. Washington, Seattle. USA DNA sequences:

whole genome shotgun sequence: AZUP01000000. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 134, 30-37oC, F-1)

Methyloversatilis thermotolerans Doronina et al. 2014

B-2692 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, 3t. (CCUG 61694; DSM 25156). Ex: water. Hot

spring, caldera, Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KC782839; whole genome shotgun

sequence: : ARCV01000000. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Methylovorus glucosotrophus Govoruhina and Trotsenko 1991 emend. Doronina et al. 2005

B-1609 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, 34. Received as: Methylobacillus fructoseoxidans

Doronina et. al. Type. (DSM 5897). Ex: soil. Alma-Ata. Kazakhstan.


134, 35oC, S-1)

Methylovorus glucosotrophus Govoruhina and Trotsenko 1991 emend. Doronina et al. 2005

B-1745 Type <-- N.I. Govoruhina IBPM, 6B1. (ATCC 49758; DSM 6874; NCIMB

13222). Ex: waste waters. Alma-Ata. Kazakhstan DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: FR733702. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Methylovorus mays Doronina et al. 2001 emend. Doronina et al. 2005

B-2221 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, C. Received as: Methylovorus mays. (NCIMB

13992). Ex: phyllosphere of Zea mays. Moscow Region. Russia DNA



Methylovorus menthalis Doronina et al. 2012

B-2663 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, MM. Received as: Methylovorus menthalis.

(CCUG 61695; DSM 24715). Ex: rhizoplane of Mentha arvensis. Moscow

Region, Pushchino. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HQ380796;

mxaF gene: HQ380797. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Microbacterium arabinogalactanolyticum (Yokota et al. 1993) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1943 Type <-- JCM 9171. Received as: Aureobacterium arabinogalactanolyticum

Yokota et al. 1993 Type. Synonym: Aureobacterium

arabinogalactanolyticum Yokota et al. 1993. (ATCC 51926; CCM 4370; CIP

103814; DSM 8611; IFO (now NBRC) 14344; JCM 9171; LMG 16469). Ex:

soil DNA sequences: Y17228, AB004715. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Microbacterium arborescens (ex Frankland and Frankland 1889) Imai et al. 1985









Ac-1944 Type <-- JCM 5884. Synonym: Flavobacterium arborescens (Frankland and

Frankland 1889) Bergey et al. 1923. (VKM Ac-2074; ATCC 4358; CIP


NCIMB 8185) DNA sequences: X77443, AB007421, D21339. Pathogenicity


Microbacterium aurantiacum Takeuchi and Hatano 1998


15234; JCM 9177). Ex: sewage DNA sequences: EU863415, AB004726,



Microbacterium aurum Yokota et al. 1993

Ac-1950 Type <-- JCM 9179. (VKM Ac-2076; ATCC 51345; CIP 103994; DSM 8600; IFO

(now NBRC) 15204; JCM 9179). Ex: corn steep liquor DNA sequences:

AB007418, D21340, Y17229. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Microbacterium barkeri (Collins et al. 1983) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1020 Type <-- DSM 20145. Received as: Aureobacterium barkeri (ex Dias et al. 1962)

Collins et al. 1983 Type. Synonym: Aureobacterium barkeri (ex Dias et al.

1962) Collins et al. 1983, Corynebacterium barkeri Dias et al. 1962. (ATCC

15954; CCM 1928; CCUG 33090; CIP 102692; DSM 20145; IAM 12585;


9658). Ex: raw domestic sewage DNA sequences: X77446. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Microbacterium chocolatum Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-2078 Type <-- IFO 3758. Synonym: Chromobacterium chocolatum Knutsen 1944.

(BUCSAV 207; CIP 105729; DSM 12507; IFO (now NBRC) 3758; JCM

12412; NCIMB 8181). Ex: culture contaminant DNA sequences:

AM181503, AB004725. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Microbacterium dextranolyticum Yokota et al. 1993

Ac-1940 Type <-- JCM 9180. (VKM Ac-2077; ATCC 51344; CCUG 38517; CIP 103993;

DSM 8607; IFO (now NBRC) 14592; JCM 9180; NRRL B-23242). Ex: soil

DNA sequences: Y17230, D21341. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Microbacterium esteraromaticum (Omelianski 1923) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1942 Type <-- JCM 9172. Received as: Aureobacterium esteraromaticum (Omelianski

1923) Yokota et al. 1993 Type. Synonym: Flavobacterium esteraromaticum

(Omelianski 1923) Bergey et al. 1930, Aureobacterium esteraromaticum

(Omelianski 1923) Yokota et al. 1993, Bacterium esteraromaticum

Omelianski 1923. (ATCC 8091; BUCSAV 326; CCM 4371; CCRC 15447;

CIP 103916; DSM 8609; IFO (now NBRC) 3751; JCM 9172; LMG 4020;

NCIMB 8186) DNA sequences: Y17231. Pathogenicity group (SanPin








Microbacterium flavescens (Lochhead 1958) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1415 Type <-- DSM 20643. Received as: Aureobacterium flavescens (Lochhead 1958)

Collins et al. 1983 Type. Synonym: Arthrobacter flavescens Lochhead 1958,

Aureobacterium flavescens (Lochhead 1958) Collins et al. 1983. (ATCC

13348; CCUG 29000; CIP 102401; DSM 20643; IFO (now NBRC) 15039;

JCM 11568; JCM 3837; LMG 3028; NCIMB 9221). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: Y17232, AB004716. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Microbacterium halophilum Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-2080 Type <-- IFO 16062. (DSM 12508; IFO (now NBRC) 16062; JCM 12077). Ex:

soil in mangrove rhizosphere. Okinava Pref. Japan DNA sequences:


(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)

Microbacterium hominis Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-2081 Type <-- IFO 15708. (CIP 105731; DSM 12509; IFO (now NBRC)15708; JCM

12413). Ex: lung aspirate DNA sequences: AM181504, AB004727.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Microbacterium imperiale (Steinhaus 1941) Collins et al. 1983

Ac-1447 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1204 <-- V.L.Belikova IBPM, B-67. Received as:

Brevibacterium imperiale (Steinhaus 1941) Breed 1953 Type. Synonym:

Brevibacterium imperiale (Steinhaus 1941) Breed 1953, Bacterium imperiale

Steinhaus 1941. (ATCC 8365; CCRC 11226; CIP 82.108; DSM 20530; IAM

1654; IFO (now NBRC) 12610; IMET 10714; JCM 1378; NCIMB 9888).

Ex: imperial moth, Eacles imperialis, alimentary tract of imperial moth DNA


28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 64, 28oC, F-1, F-3, C-1)

Microbacterium keratanolyticum (Yokota et al. 1993) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1958 Type <-- JCM 9173. Received as: Aureobacterium keratanolyticum Yokota et al.

1993 Type. Synonym: Aureobacterium keratanolyticum Yokota et al. 1993.

(ATCC 35057; CCM 4375; CIP 103815; DSM 8606; IFO (now NBRC)

13309; JCM 9173; LMG 16470). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB004717.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Microbacterium ketosireducens Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-2082 Type <-- IFO 14548. Synonym: Aureobacterium ketoreductum. (CIP 105732;

DSM 12510; IFO (now NBRC) 14548; JCM 12078). Ex: soil DNA



Microbacterium lacticum Orla-Jensen 1919

Ac-1145 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1254 <-- IBPM, B-142. (ATCC 8180; CCM 1584; CCUG








28998; CIP 69.3; DSM 20427; IAM 1640; IFO (now NBRC) 14135; JCM

1379; LMG 4047; NCIMB 8540) DNA sequences: X77441, AB007415,

D21343. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 64, 28oC, F-1, C-3)

Microbacterium laevaniformans (ex Dias and Bhat 1962) Collins et al. 1983

Ac-1138 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1215 <-- IBPM, B-138 <-- CCM 1929. Received as:

Corynebacterium laevaniformans Dias and Bhat 1962. Synonym:

Corynebacterium laevaniformans Dias and Bhat 1962. (ATCC 15953; CCM

1929; CIP 100934; DSM 20140; IFO (now NBRC) 14471; JCM 9181;

NCIMB 9659). Ex: activated sludge 11/5000 DNA sequences: Y17234,


(Medium 64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Microbacterium liquefaciens (Collins et al. 1983) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1018 Type <-- DSM 20638. Received as: Aureobacterium liquefaciens (ex Orla-Jensen

1919) Collins et al. 1983 Type. Synonym: Aureobacterium liquefaciens (ex

Orla-Jensen 1919) Collins et al. 1983, Microbacterium liquefaciens Orla-

Jensen 1919. (ATCC 43647; CCUG 33091; CIP 102402; DSM 20638; IFO

(now NBRC)15037; JCM 3879; LMG 16342; NCIMB 11509). Ex: milk



Microbacterium maritypicum (ZoBell and Upham 1944) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-2079 Type <-- IFO 15779. Synonym: Flavobacterium marinotypicum ZoBell and

Upham 1944. (VKM B-1170; ATCC 19260; CIP 105733; DSM 12512; IFO

(now NBRC) 15779; JCM 11570; LMG 8374; NCIMB 559 (formerly

NCMB 1050)). Ex: sea water and sludge DNA sequences: AJ853910,



Microbacterium oxydans (Chatelain and Second 1966) Schumann et al. 1999

Ac-2116 Type <-- IFO 15586. Synonym: Brevibacterium oxydans Chatelain and Second

1966. (CIP 66.12; DSM 20578; IFO (now NBRC) 15586; JCM 12414;

NCIMB 9944). Ex: contaminated hospital material DNA sequences: Y17227.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Microbacterium saperdae (Lysenko 1959) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1414 Type <-- DSM 20169. Received as: Aureobacterium saperdae (Lysenko 1959)

Collins et al. 1983 Type. Synonym: Brevibacterium saperdae Lysenko 1959,

Curtobacterium saperdae (Lysenko 1959) Yamada and Komagata 1972,

Aureobacterium saperdae (Lysenko 1959) Collins et al. 1983. (VKM Ac-

1022; ATCC 19272; CCEB 336; CIP 104420; DSM 20169; IAM 12547; IFO

(now NBRC) 15038; JCM 1352; LMG 16343; NRRL B-14833). Ex: dead

larvae of Elm borer, Saperda carcharias DNA sequences: Y17236,


(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1, C-1)







Microbacterium schleiferi (Yokota et al. 1993) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1946 Type <-- JCM 9175. Received as: Aureobacterium schleiferi Yokota et al. 1993

Type. Synonym: Aureobacterium schleiferi Yokota et al. 1993. (ATCC

51473; CCM 4364; CIP 102087; DSM 20489; IFO (now NBRC) 15075;

JCM 9175; LMG 16153). Ex: activated sludge in dairy factory DNA

sequences: Y17237, AB004723. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Microbacterium sp.

Ac-1389 <-- IBPM, DL-26. (IFO (now NBRC) 16364). Ex: Elytrigia repens. Stem gall

induced by nematode Anguina agropyri. Moscow Region. Russia.


166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Microbacterium sp.




C-1)

Microbacterium sp.

Ac-1782 <-- T.G.Dobrovolskaya DSB MSU, 3g1a. (IFO (now NBRC) 16367). Ex:

Poa annua. Root gall induced by nemarode Sabanguina radicicola. Moscow



Microbacterium sp.




166, 25oC, F-1)

Microbacterium sp.


induced by nematode Anguina graminis. Russia. Pathogenicity group


Microbacterium sp.




C-1)

Microbacterium sp.

Ac-2011 <-- L.V.Gurina IBPM, G31. (IFO (now NBRC) 16370). Ex: permafrost

(depth 23 m, age 1.8-3.0 million years). Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Microbacterium sp.

Ac-2012 <-- L.V.Gurina IBPM, G37b. (IFO (now NBRC) 16371). Ex: permafrost











Microbacterium sp.




Microbacterium sp.


(depth 48.8 m, age 1.8-3.0 million years). Russia. Pathogenicity group


Microbacterium sp.




Microbacterium sp.




Microbacterium sp.

Ac-2047 <-- L.V.Dorofeeva IBPM, DL-293. (IFO (now NBRC) 16376). Ex: Stipa sp.

Phyllosphere. Belgorod Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Microbacterium sp.

Ac-2048 <-- L.V.Dorofeeva IBPM, DL-309. (IFO (now NBRC) 16377). Ex:

Androsace sp. Phyllosphere. Belgorod Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group


Microbacterium sp.

Ac-2049 <-- L.V.Dorofeeva IBPM, DL-432. (IFO (now NBRC) 16378). Ex:

Calamagrostis sp. Phyllosphere. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Microbacterium sp.

Ac-2050 <-- VKM B-1217 <-- INMI, VKM B-1217 <--V.L. Belikova IBPM, B-157.

Received as: Flavobacterium suaveolens Soppeland 1924. (IFO (now NBRC)

16379). Ex: Carex pachystylis. Rhizosphere. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group


Microbacterium sp.

Ac-2051 <-- VKM B-1201 <-- INMI, VKM B-1201 <-- IBPM B-159 <--

V.L.Belikova, strain 19-2. Received as: Flavobacterium ferrugineum Sickles

et Shaw 1934. (IFO (now NBRC) 16380). Ex: Poa bulbosa, root. Dushanbe.

Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)











Microbacterium sp.

Ac-2053 <-- L.V.Dorofeeva IBPM, DL-359. (IFO (now NBRC) 16381). Ex: Mentha

sp. Phyllosphere. Belgorod Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Microbacterium sp.

Ac-2061 <-- IBPM, DL-451. (IFO (now NBRC) 16406). Ex: Lavatera thuringiaca,

seed. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Microbacterium terrae (Yokota et al. 1993) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1945 Type <-- JCM 9176. Received as: Aureobacterium terrae Yokota et al. 1993 Type.

Synonym: Aureobacterium terrae Yokota et al. 1993. (ATCC 51476; CCM

4374; CIP 103816; DSM 8610; IFO (now NBRC) 15300; JCM 9176; LMG

16471). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB004720, Y17238. Pathogenicity group


Microbacterium terregens (Lochhead and Burton 1953) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998


Arthrobacter terregens Lochhead and Burton 1953 Type. Synonym:

Arthrobacter terregens Lochhead and Burton 1953, Aureobacterium

terregens (Lochhead and Burton 1953) Collins et al. 1983. (VKM Ac-2083;

ATCC 13345; CCM 2634; CCUG 23845; CIP 103038; DSM 20449; IFO

(now NBRC) 12961; JCM 1342; LMG 17311; NCIMB 8909; NRRL B-

1824). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB004721. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Microbacterium terregens (Lochhead and Burton 1953) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-2083 Type <-- IFO 12961. Synonym: Arthrobacter terregens Lochhead and Burton

1953, Aureobacterium terregens (Lochhead and Burton 1953) Collins et al.

1983. (VKM Ac-1143; ATCC 13345; CCM 2634; CCUG 23845; CIP


NCIMB 8909; NRRL B-1824). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB004721.


66, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Microbacterium testaceum (Komagata and Iizuka 1964) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1019 Type <-- DSM 20166. Received as: Aureobacterium testaceum (Komagata and

Iizuka 1964) Collins et al. 1983 Type. Synonym: Brevibacterium testaceum

Komagata and Iizuka 1964, Curtobacterium testaceum (Komagata and Iizuka

1964) Yamada and Komagata 1972, Aureobacterium testaceum (Komagata

and Iizuka 1964) Collins et al. 1983. (VKM B-1229; ATCC 15829; CCM

2299; CCRC 12120; CCUG 23849; CIP 104324; DSM 20166; IAM 1561;


11430;). Ex: paddy, Oryza sativa DNA sequences: X77445. Pathogenicity


C-1, C-3)

Microbacterium testaceum (Komagata and Iizuka 1964) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998







Ac-1781 <-- IBPM, DL-17. (IFO (now NBRC)16366). Ex: Agrostis sp., seed gall

induced by nematode Anguina agrostis. Sakhalin Island. Russia.


166, 25oC, F-1, C-1)

Microbacterium thalassium Takeuchi and Hatano 1998


12079). Ex: soil in mangrove rhizosphere. Okinava Pref. Japan DNA

sequences: AM181507, AB004713. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Microbacterium trichothecenolyticum (Yokota et al. 1993) Takeuchi and Hatano 1998

Ac-1948 Type <-- JCM 1358. Received as: Aureobacterium trichothecenolyticum Yokota et

al. 1993 Type. Synonym: Aureobacterium trichothecenolyticum Yokota et al.


JCM 1358; LMG 16696). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB004722, Y17240.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Microbispora amethystogenes Nonomura and Ohara 1960

Ac-677 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-677 <-- CBS 303.61. (DSM 43164; JCM 3021; NRRL B-

2637). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB915629, U48988. Pathogenicity group


Microbispora mesophila (Nonomura and Ohara 1971) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-1953 Type <-- IFO 14179. Received as: Thermomonospora mesophila Nonomura and

Ohara 1971 Type. Synonym: Thermomonospora mesophila Nonomura and

Ohara 1971. (ATCC 27303; CBS 265.72; CCRC 12464; CIP 105593; DSM

43048; IFM 1287; IFO (now NBRC) 14179; JCM 3151; NCIMB 11544;

NRRL B-16986). Ex: soil. Yamanashi Prefecture. Japan DNA sequences:

AF002265, AB006170, AF002266. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Microbispora rosea subsp. aerata (Gerber and Lechevalier 1964) Miyadoh et al. 1991

Ac-1506 <-- A.Seino, KCC A-0111. Received as: Microbispora thermorosea

Nonomura and Ohara 1969 Type. Synonym: Microbispora thermorosea

Nonomura and Ohara 1969. (ATCC 27099; CBS 836.70; DSM 43840; IFO

(now NBRC) 14047; JCM 3111; KCTC 9333). Ex: soil DNA sequences:


(Medium 206, 50oC, F-1, C-1)

Microbispora rosea subsp. aerata (Gerber and Lechevalier 1964) Miyadoh et al. 1991

Ac-1507 Type <-- DSM 43176. Received as: Microbispora aerata (Gerber and Lechevalier

1964) Cross 1974 Type. Synonym: Microbispora aerata (Gerber and

Lechevalier 1964) Cross 1974, Waksmania aerata Gerber and Lechevalier

1964. (ATCC 15448; CCRC 11655; DSM 43176; IFO 12581; IFO (now

NBRC) 14624; JCM 3076; NRRL B-2632). Ex: soil. France DNA

sequences: U48984. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,









Microbispora rosea subsp. rosea (Nonomura and Ohara 1957) Miyadoh et al. 1991

Ac-634 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-634 <-- RIA 763 <-- RIFY (H.Nonomura, M-20). (RIA

477; RIA 763; ATCC 12950; CBS 189.57; CBS 307.61; DSM 43839; IFO

(now NBRC) 3559; IFO (now NBRC) 14044; JCM 3006; NCIMB 9560;

NRRL B-2632). Ex: garden soil. Jamanashi Pref. Japan DNA sequences:


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Micrococcus luteus (Schroeter 1872) Cohn 1872 emend. Wieser et al. 2002

Ac-2228 <-- VKM B-109 <-- INMI, VKM B-109 <-- TI, 2665 (Micrococcus

lysodeikticus Fleming 1922). Synonym: Sarcina lutea (Schroeter 1872)

Schroeter 1886, Micrococcus lysodeikticus Fleming 1922. Pathogenicity


1, F-3)


Ac-2229 <-- VKM B-110 <-- INMI, VKM B-110 <-- L.I.Shaforostova INMI (Sarcina

lutea). Synonym: Sarcina lutea (Schroeter 1872) Schroeter 1886,

Micrococcus lysodeikticus Fleming 1922. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-2230 Type <-- VKM B-1314 <-- INMI, VKM B-1314 <-- CCM 169. Synonym: Sarcina

lutea (Schroeter 1872) Schroeter 1886, Micrococcus lysodeikticus Fleming

1922. (VKM B-1813; ATCC 4698; ATCC 15307; CCM 169; CCUG 5858;

CIP A270; DSM 20030; IAM 1056; IFO (now NBRC) 3333; JCM 1464;

LMG 4050; NCIMB 9278; NCTC 2665; NRRL B-287) DNA sequences:

AJ536198, CP001628 (complete genome), AF542073. Pathogenicity group


3)


Ac-2231 <-- VKM B-486 <-- INMI, VKM B-486 (Sarcina lutea). Synonym: Sarcina

lutea (Schroeter 1872) Schroeter 1886, Micrococcus lysodeikticus Fleming


(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


Ac-2232 <-- VKM B-1045 <-- INMI, VKM B-1045 <-- ARRIAM, 5 (Micrococcus

polychromus Makarova and Krassilnikov 1949). Synonym: Sarcina lutea

(Schroeter 1872) Schroeter 1886, Micrococcus lysodeikticus Fleming 1922.


5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


Ac-2233 <-- VKM B-1814 <-- IMG, CCM 331 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 331. Synonym:

Sarcina lutea (Schroeter 1872) Schroeter 1886, Micrococcus lysodeikticus

Fleming 1922. (ATCC 14408; CCM 331). Ex: sea water. Pathogenicity









1, F-3)




Fleming 1922. (ATCC 11880; CCM 144; CIP 55.98; LMG 14217; NCIMB

8854; NRRL B-3190). Ex: water. Lake. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



Ac-2235 <-- VKM B-1845 <-- IMG, CCM 1335 <--M. Kocur, CCM 1335. Synonym:


Fleming 1922. (CCM 1335). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,





Fleming 1922. Other name: Sarcina subflava. (ATCC 7468; CCM 1048;

CCRC 11544; DSM 1605; IFO (now NBRC) 12992; LMG 14459; NCIMB

8942; NRRL B-2619; PCI 1009). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,





Fleming 1922. (ATCC 10773; CCM 2994). Pathogenicity group (SanPin





Fleming 1922. (CCM 247; CIP 82.56; NCTC 7011). Pathogenicity group


F-3)




Fleming 1922. (ATCC 381; CCM 559). Ex: water. Pathogenicity group


F-3)

Micrococcus lylae Kloos et al. 1974 emend. Wieser et al. 2002

Ac-2240 Type <-- VKM B-1815 <-- IMG, CCM 2693 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 2693. (ATCC

27566; CCM 2693; CCRC 12151; CIP 81.70; DSM 20315; IFO (now

NBRC) 15355; JCM 11572; LMG 14218; NCTC 11037). Ex: human skin











Ac-2241 <-- VKM B-1816 <-- IMG, CCM 2694 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 2694. (ATCC

27568; CCM 2694; CIP 82.59; LMG 14219). Ex: human skin. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)


Ac-2242 <-- VKM B-1817 <-- IMG, CCM 2695 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 2695. (CCM

2695). Ex: human skin. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-2243 <-- VKM B-1880 <-- IMG, CCM 2696 <-- M.Kocur, CCM 2696. (CCM

2696). Ex: human skin. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-2244 <-- VKM B-1881 <-- IMG, RM 324 <-- M.Kocur, RM 324. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)


Ac-2245 <-- VKM B-1882 <-- ING, TW 226 <-- M.Kocur, TW 226. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)


Ac-2246 <-- VKM B-1883 <-- IMG, CCM MK 312 <-- M.Kocur, MK 312.


166, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


Ac-2247 <-- VKM B-1884 <-- IMG, SL 166 <-- M.Kocur, SL 166. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)


Ac-2248 <-- VKM B-1885 <-- IMG, KHJ 12 <-- M.Kocur, KHJ 12. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)


Ac-2249 <-- VKM B-1886 <-- IMG, RWH 11 <-- M.Kocur, RWH 11. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)

Micrococcus sp.

Ac-2250 <-- VKM B-286 <-- INMI, VKM B-286 <-- I.E.Mishustina INMI, 29a

(Micrococcus luteolus Henrici 1894). Ex: sludge. Station SP-3, depth 3450

m, 88 04'0''N.lat., 151 16'0''W.long., Central Arctic Region, Arctic Ocean.











68, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Micrococcus sp.

Ac-2251 <-- VKM, B-287 <-- INMI, VKM B-287 <-- I.E.Mishustina INMI, 2297

(Micrococcus luteolus Henrici 1894). Ex: sea water. Station 256, depth 173

m, 42 54'0'' S.lat., 20 06'7'' E.long., Indian Ocean. Pathogenicity group


3)

Micrococcus sp.


(Micrococcus luteolus Henrici 1894). Ex: sea water. Station 260, depth 438

m, 36 18'9''S.lat., 19 36'9''E.long., Indian Ocean. Pathogenicity group


3)

Micrococcus sp.

Ac-2253 <-- VKM B-295 <-- INMI, VKM B-295 <-- Mishustina I.E. INMI, 510

(Micrococcus ochraceus Rosenthal 1893). Ex: sea water. Station SP-3, depth

0 m, 85 53'0'' N.lat.,27 30'0'' West. long., Central Arctic Region, Arctic


(Medium 68, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Micrococcus sp.


(Micrococcus ochraceus Rosenthal 1893). Ex: sea water. Station 32, depth

150 m, 79 58'0'' N.lat., 06 53'0'' W. long., Greenland Sea. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)

Micrococcus sp.

Ac-2255 <-- VKM B-1234 <-- INMI, VKM B-1234 <-- CCM 810. (ATCC 398; CCM

810; CIP 71.12; IAM 1097; NCIMB 8165; NCTC 8512). Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)

Microlunatus phosphovorus Nakamura et al. 1995

Ac-1990 Type <-- JCM 9379. (ATCC 700054; CIP 104466; DSM 10555; FERM P-9771;

JCM 9379; LMG 18116; NCIMB 13414). Ex: activated sludge DNA

sequences: AP012204 (complete genome), Z78207, D26169. Pathogenicity


Micromonospora aurantiaca Sveshnikova et al. 1969

Ac-1936 Type <-- INA 9442. (INA 9442; ATCC 27029; CBS 129.76; DSM 43813; IFO

(now NBRC) 16155; JCM 10878; NRRL B-16091). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: CP002162, X92604. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Micromonospora chalcea (Foulerton 1905) Orskov 1923









Ac-822 Type <-- Y.E.Konev NITIAF, LIA 0748 <-- INA, ATCC 12452. (RIA 1668; LIA

0748; ATCC 12452; CBS 269.62; DSM 43026; IFO (now NBRC) 12135;

IFO (now NBRC) 13503; IMET 8209; JCM 3031; NCIMB 12879; NCIMB

12879; NRRL B-2344) DNA sequences: D85489, X92594, U58531.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Micromonospora coerulea Jensen 1932

Ac-661 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-661 <-- RIA 1560 <-- CBS 875.71. (ATCC 27008; DSM

43143; IFO (now NBRC) 13504; JCM 3175). Ex: soil. The top of

Mt.Haleakala, Maui Island. Hawaii. USA DNA sequences: X92598.


212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Micromonospora echinospora Luedemann and Brodsky 1964 emend. Kasai et al. 2000

Ac-669 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-669 <-- RIA 951<-- KCC A-0073,. (RIA 951; ATCC

15837; CBS 619.66; CBS 645.71; DSM 43816; IFO (now NBRC) 12574;

IFO (now NBRC) 13149; JCM 3073; NRRL 2985). Ex: soil. New York,

Jamesville. USA DNA sequences: X92607, U58532. Pathogenicity group


Micromonospora matsumotoense (Asano et al. 1989) Lee et al. 2000

Ac-2009 Type <-- JCM 9104. Received as: Catellatospora matsumotoense Asano et al. 1989

Type. Synonym: Catellatospora matsumotoense Asano et al. 1989. (ATCC

49364; CIP 106812; DSM 44100; IFO (now NBRC) 14550; JCM 9104;

NRRL B-16490). Ex: soil. Matsumoto, Nagano Pref. Japan DNA sequences:


(Medium 184, 28oC, F-1)

Micromonospora olivasterospora Kawamoto et al. 1983

Ac-1317 Type <-- INA, ATCC 21819. (ATCC 21819; DSM 43868; IFO (now NBRC)

14304; IMET 8310; JCM 7348; NRRL B-8178). Ex: soil. Hiroshima

Prefecture. Japan DNA sequences: X92613. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Micromonospora purpureochromogenes (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Luedemann 1971

Ac-614 <-- INMI, VKM A-614 <-- NITIAF, LIA 0744. Received as:

Micromonospora brunnea. Synonym: Micromonospora brunnea Sveshnikova

et al. 1969. (INA 472; IFO (now NBRC) 14069; JCM 3233). Ex: soil.


217, 28oC, F-1, F-5)


Ac-808 <-- RIA 472 <-- CBS 253.48. Received as: Micromonospora fusca Jensen

1932. Other name: Micromonospora fusca Jensen 1932. (RIA 472; ATCC

10026; CBS 253.48; DSM 43295; IFO (now NBRC) 12396; IMET 8016;

JCM 3050; NCIMB 12734; NCIMB 12885). Ex: lake sludge. Pathogenicity


C-1)









Ac-937 Type <-- INA, ATCC 27007. Synonym: Streptomyces purpureochromogenes

(Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici 1957, Actinomyces

purpeochromogenus (sic) Waksman and Curtis 1916, Streptomyces

purpeochromogenus (sic) (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici

1948. (ATCC 27007; CBS 326.71; DSM 43821; IFM 1279; IFO (now

NBRC) 13324; IMET 8213; IMRU 3343; JCM 3156; NCIMB 12661; NRRL

B-2101; NRRL B-16094). Ex: adobe soil. California. USA DNA sequences:


(Medium 217, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1326 <-- INA 166. Received as: Micromonospora brunnea Sveshnikova et al. 1969

Type. Synonym: Micromonospora brunnea Sveshnikova et al. 1969. (INA

166; ATCC 27334; CBS 130.76; DSM 43814; JCM 10141; NRRL B-16079).

Ex: soil DNA sequences: X92605. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Micromonospora sp.

Ac-1082 <-- INA 188. Received as: Micromonospora fulvopurpurea Sveshnikova et

al. 1969 Type. Other name: Micromonospora fulvopurpurea Sveshnikova et

al. 1969. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Micromonospora sp.

Ac-1702 <-- RIA 1609 <-- KCC A-0182. Received as: Micromonospora grisea

Weinstein et al. 1975. (ATCC 35853; DSM 1043; IFO (now NBRC) 14111;

JCM 3182; NCIMB 12883; NRRL B-3800). Ex: soil, Maple Hill Top.

Topeka, Kansas. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 207, 28oC, 207)

Microtetraspora fusca Thiemann et al. 1968

Ac-662 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-662 <-- RIA 924 <-- J.EThiemann, T 457. (RIA 924;


3183; NRRL B-3628). Ex: soil, rubber plantation. Thailand DNA sequences:


(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Microtetraspora glauca Thiemann et al. 1968

Ac-663 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-663 <-- RIA 925 <-- J.E.Thiemann, T 158. (ATCC

23057; CBS 624.67; DSM 43311; IFO (now NBRC) 14761; JCM 3300;

NCIMB 13268; NRRL B-3735). Ex: soil from the vicinity of carrot roots at

Appiano Gentile. Como. Italy DNA sequences: X97891, D85490, U48974.


183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Microvirgula aerodenitrificans Patureau et al. 1998 emend. Cleenwerck et al. 2003

B-1401 <-- INMI, VKM B-1401 <-- DSMZ, DSM 736. Received as: Aquaspirillum

dispar Type. Synonym: Aquaspirillum dispar Hylemon et al. 1973. (ATCC







27510; CCUG 13793; CIP 107296; DSM 736; JCM 21425; LMG 4329;

NBRC 15328). Ex: fresh water. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Mobilitalea sibirica Podosokorskaya et al. 2014

B-2804 Type <-- Podosokorskaya O., INMI. Received as: Clostridium parabelense P3M-3.

(DSM 26468; KCTC 15522). Ex: microbial mat formed under the flow of

hot water emerging from a 2775 m-deep well. Western Siberia. Tomsk

Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KF931641. Pathogenicity



Moorella glycerini Slobodkin et al. 1997

B-2768 Type <-- Slobodkin A.I., INMI. Received as: Moorella glycerini JW/AS-Y6.

(ATCC 700316, DSM 11254). Ex: freshwater hot spring. In the Calcite

Spring area, Yellowstone National Park. Wyoming. USA DNA sequences:

16S rRNA gene: U82327. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


S-2, F-2)

Moorella humiferrea Nepomnyashchaya et al. 2011

B-2603 Type <-- Slobodkin A.I., INMI. Received as: 64_FGQ. (DSM 23265). Ex:

hydrothermal sediment from a freshwater hot spring. Valley of Geysers,

Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: GQ872425. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


S-2)

Mycolicibacterium fortuitum (da Costa Cruz 1938) Gupta et al. 2018

Ac-1238 <-- Institute of tuberculosis, Moscow, 389 <-- NCTC. Synonym:

Mycobacterium fortuitum subsp. fortuitum (da Costa Cruz 1938) Tsukamura



Mycolicibacterium moriokaense (Tsukamura et al. 1986) Gupta et al. 2018

Ac-1183 Type <-- M.Tsukamura, E 11715. Synonym: Mycobacterium moriokaense

Tsukamura et al. 1986. (ATCC 43059; CCUG 37671; CIP 105393; DSM

44221; JCM 6375). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: AJ429044.


183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Mycolicibacterium phlei (Lehmann and Neumann 1899) Gupta et al. 2018

Ac-1291 Type <-- DSM 43239. Synonym: Mycobacterium phlei Lehmann and Neumann

1899. (ATCC 11758; CCUG 21000; CIP 105389; DSM 43239; JCM 5865;

NCTC 8151; NRRL B-14615) DNA sequences: AF480603. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Mycolicibacterium smegmatis (Trevisan 1889) Gupta et al. 2018








Ac-1171 <-- INMI, VKM B-1205 <-- IBPM, B-275 <-- CCM 2067. Synonym:

Mycobacterium smegmatis (Trevisan 1889) Lehmann and Neumann 1899.

(ATCC 362; NCIMB 8548). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Mycolicibacterium smegmatis (Trevisan 1889) Gupta et al. 2018

Ac-1239 Type <-- Institute of tuberculosis, Moscow, NCTC 8159. Synonym:

Mycobacterium smegmatis (Trevisan 1889) Lehmann and Neumann 1899.

(ATCC 19420; CCUG 21002; CCUG 21815; CIP 104444; DSM 43756;

JCM 5866; NCTC 8159; NRRL B-14616) DNA sequences: AY457078,

AJ131761, AJ536041, KF410356. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Mycoplana dimorpha Gray and Thornton 1928 emend. Urakami et al. 1990

B-2530 Òype <-- VKM Ac-911<-- ATCC, ATCC 4279. (VKM Ac-911; ATCC 4279;

CFBP 6724; DSM 7138; HAMBI 2262; IAM 13154; JCM 20847; LMG

4061; NCIMB 9439; NRRL B-1091). Ex: soil. Rotamsted. UK.


5, 29oC, F-1)

Myroides odoratus (Stutzer 1929) Vancanneyt et al. 1996

B-3065 <-- E.B. Kudryashova, E.V. Ariskina IBPM, Ark-10. Synonym:

Flavobacterium odoratum Stutzer 1929. Ex: Arkoil sample. Russia.


5, 28oC, F-1)

Natranaerobaculum magadiensis Zavarzina et al. 2013

B-2666 Type <-- Zavarzina D.G., INMI. Received as: Z-1001. (DSM 24923). Ex: bottom

sediment of soda lake. Magadi Lake. Kenya DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

genes: HQ322118, HQ322119, HQ322120. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Natranaerobius jonesii Bowers et al. 2014

B-2842 Type <-- Blamey J., Santiago. Received as: strain JW/NM-KB43. Ex: anaerobic

lake sediment. Magadi Lake. Rift Valley. Kenya DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: GU552436. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Natronincola ferrireducens Zavarzina et al. 2009

B-2402 Type <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI. Received as: Z-0511. (DSM 18346). Ex: soda lake.

Khadyn Lake. Republic of Tuva. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:



Natronincola peptidivorans Zhilina et al. 2009

B-2503 Type <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI. Received as: Z-7031. (DSM 18979). Ex: bottom

sediment of low-mineralization soda lake. Verkhnee Beloe Lake. Republic of

Byriatia. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EF382661. Pathogenicity










Natronobacterium gregoryi Tindall et al. 1984

B-1750 Òype <-- B. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 3393. (ATCC 43098; CCM 3738; CIP 104747;

DSM 3393; JCM 8860; NBRC 102187; NCIMB 2189). Magadi Lake.

Kenya. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 188, 37oC, S-5, S-4)

Natronococcus occultus Tindall et al. 1984

B-1738 <-- I.S. Zvyagintseva INMI, 3. Ex: saline alcaline soil. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 188, 40oC, S-5, S-4)

Natronococcus occultus Tindall et al. 1984

B-1752 Òype <-- B.J. Tindall DSMZ, DSM 3396 <-- H.N.M. Ross, SP4. (ATCC 43101;

CCM 3871; CIP 104548; DSM 3396; JCM 8859; NBRC 102186; NBRC

13184; NCIMB 2192). Magadi Lake. Kenya. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 188, 37oC, S-5, S-4)

Natronomonas pharaonis (Soliman and Trueper 1983) Kamekura et al. 1997

B-1737 <-- I.S. Zvyagintseva INMI, 12. Received as: Halobacterium pharaonis.

Synonym: Halobacterium pharaonis Soliman and Truper 1983,

Natronobacterium pharaonis (Soliman and Trueper 1983) Tindall et al. 1984.

Ex: saline alcaline soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 195, 40oC, S-5, S-4)

Natronomonas pharaonis (Soliman and Trueper 1983) Kamekura et al. 1997

B-1749 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 2160 <-- H. Truper, Gabara. Received as: Halobacterium

pharaonis Type. Synonym: Halobacterium pharaonis Soliman and Truper

1983, Natronobacterium pharaonis (Soliman and Trueper 1983) Tindall et al.

1984. (ATCC 35678; CCM 3872; CECT 4578; CIP 103997; DSM 2160;

JCM 8858; NBRC 14720; NCIMB 2260). Ex: water sample. Wadi Al-

Natrun. Egypt. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Natronospirillum operosum Kevbrin et al. 2020

B-3134 Type <-- V.V. Kevbrin INMI, G-116. Ex: decaying biomass of lab culture of

cyanobacterium Geitlerinema sp. strain Z-T0801. Russia DNA sequences:

16S rRNA gene: KY056621. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Nesterenkonia halobia (Onishi and Kamekura 1972) Stackebrandt et al. 1995


Micrococcus halobius Onishi and Kamekura 1972 Type. Synonym:

Micrococcus halobius Onishi and Kamekura 1972. (VKM B-1421; ATCC

21727; CCM 2591; CCRC 11656; CCUG 38889; CIP 81.68; DSM 20541;

IFO (now NBRC) 15353; JCM 11483; NCIMB 2204). Ex: uncleaned salt











Nitrospirillum amazonense (Magalhaes et al. 1984) Lin et al. 2015

B-2889 Òype <-- IBPPM RAS, IBPPM 216 <-- J. Dobereiner, Am14(Y1). Received as:

Azospirillum amazonense. Synonym: Azospirillum amazonense Magalhaes

et al. 1984. (ATCC 35119; BCRC 14279; CCM 3860; CCUG 45017; DSM

2787; IBPPM 216; LMG 22237; NCIMB 13163; NRRL B-23163). Ex:

Digitaria decumbens cv.transvala, surface sterilized roots. Rio de Janeiro.

Brazil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 281, 30oC, F-3)

Nocardia brevicatena (Lechevalier et al. 1961) Goodfellow and Pirouz 1982

Ac-936 Type <-- DSM 43024. Synonym: Micropolyspora brevicatena Lechevalier et al.

1961. (ATCC 15333; CCRC 13389; CIP 104508; DSM 43024; IFM 0283;

IFO (now NBRC) 12119; IMET 9542; IMRU 1086W; JCM 3029; NRRL B-

2896). Ex: sputum of patient with tuberculosis DNA sequences: AF430040,

DQ659903, GQ853081, X80600, Z36928. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Nocardia carnea (Rossi-Doria 1891) Castellani and Chalmers 1913

Ac-814 Type <-- ATCC 6847. (ATCC 6847; CCM 2756; CCRC 13693; CIP 104509;

DSM 43397; IFM 0237; IFO (now NBRC) 14403; IMET 7504; JCM 3375;

NCTC 3527; NRRL B-1336; NRRL WC-3809) DNA sequences: AF430035,

GQ376165, JF797307, X80607, Z36929. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Nocardia nova Tsukamura 1983

Ac-1971 Type <-- JCM 6044. (ATCC 33726; CCRC 13746; CIP 104777; DSM 44481; IFM

0290; IFO (now NBRC) 15556; JCM 6044) DNA sequences: AF430028,

AY191250, DQ659911, GQ376190, X80593, Z36930. Pathogenicity group


Nocardia otitidiscaviarum Snijders 1924

Ac-869 Type <-- DSM 43242. Synonym: Actinomyces caviae Erikson 1935, Nocardia

caviae (Erikson 1935) Erikson 1935. (ATCC 14629; CBS 262.39; CCM

2779; CIP 104514; DSM 43242; IFM 0239; IFO (now NBRC)14405; JCM

3377; JCM 3393; NCIMB 12084; NCTC 1934). Ex: infected middle ear of

guinea pig DNA sequences: AF430067, DQ659912, GQ376191, X80599,


(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Nocardia seriolae Kudo et al. 1988

Ac-1967 Type <-- JCM 3360. (ATCC 43993; CCRC 13745; CIP 104778; DSM 44129; IFO

(now NBRC) 15557; JCM 3360; NCIMB 13256). Ex: spleen of cultured

yellowtail, Seriola quinqueradiata. Nagasaki Pref. Japan DNA sequences:

AF430039, DQ659915, GQ376193, X80592, Z36925. Pathogenicity group


Nocardia sp.

Ac-1051 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 2P <-- A.N.Pariyskaya IBPM, 2. Received as: Nocardia

vaccinii Demaree and Smith 1952. Ex: black alder, Alnus glutinosa, root







nodules. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Nocardia sp.


vaccinii Demaree and Smith 1952. Ex: rhizosphere of Alnus glutinosa.

Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Nocardia sp.


vaccinii Demaree and Smith 1952. Ex: black alder, Alnus glutinosa, root



Nocardia sp.

Ac-1054 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 17P <-- A.N.Pariyskaya IBPM, 17. Received as:

Nocardia vaccinii Demaree and Smith 1952. Ex: black alder, Alnus

glutinosa, root nodules. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia. Pathogenicity


Nocardia sp.


Nocardia vaccinii Demaree and Smith 1952. Ex: wax-myrtle, Myrica

cerifera, root nodules. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Nocardia sp.


Nocardia vaccinii Demaree and Smith 1952. Ex: bearded alder, Alnus

barbata, root nodules. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Nocardia sp.


Nocardia vaccinii Demaree and Smith 1952. Ex: bearded alder, Alnus

barbata, root nodules. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Nocardia sp.





Nocardia sp.














Nocardia sp.


Nocardia vaccinii Demaree and Smith 1952. Ex: Elaeagnus hungens, root



Nocardia sp.

Ac-1079 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV <-- K.Jamasato, IAM 0501. Received as: Nocardia

pseudosporangifera Seto and Iizuka 1970 Type. Other name: Nocardia

pseudosporangifera Seto and Iizuka 1970. (CCRC 11086; CIP 104825; DSM

43843; IAM 0501; JCM 3288; NRRL B-16175). Ex: soil. Nishiyama oil

feald. Niigata Pref. Japan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Nocardia transvalensis Pijper and Pullinger 1927

Ac-867 Type <-- ATCC 6865. (ATCC 6865; CCM 2776; CIP 104841; DSM 43405; IFM

0333; IFO (now NBRC) 15921; IMET 7500; JCM 9099; NCTC 2392;

NRRL B-16037). Ex: mycetoma pedis DNA sequences: AF430047,

DQ659916, GQ217496, X80598, X80609, Z36926. Pathogenicity group


Nocardia vaccinii Demaree and Smith 1952

Ac-856 Type <-- ATCC 11092. (VKM Ac-1336; ATCC 11092; CBS 247.55; CCM 2757;

CCRC 13695; CIP 104899; DSM 43285; IMET 7503; JCM 3395; NBRC

15922; NRRL WC-3500). Ex: stem galls on blueberry, Vaccinium sp. DNA

sequences: AF430045, AY191252, DQ659917, GQ853071, X80597,

Z36927. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Nocardia vaccinii Demaree and Smith 1952

Ac-1336 Type <-- DSM 43285. (VKM Ac-856; ATCC 11092; CBS 247.55; CCM 2757;

CCRC 13695; CIP 104899; DSM 43285; IMET 7503; JCM 3395; NBRC

15922; NRRL WC-3500). Ex: stem galls on blueberry, Vaccinium sp. DNA

sequences: AF430045, AY191252, DQ659917, GQ853071, X80597,


(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Nocardioides albus Prauser 1976

Ac-565 <-- INMI, VKM A-565 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, C-1. Received as:

Proactinomyces farineus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name: Proactinomyces

farineus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-566 <-- INMI, VKM A-566 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, Ñ-2. Received as:


farineus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin










Ac-569 <-- INMI, VKM A-569 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, strain Y. Received as:


farineus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity



Ac-805 Type <-- IMET 7807. (VKM Ac-682; ATCC 27980; CCM 2712; CCUG 37987;

CIP 103451; DSM 43109; IFO (now NBRC) 13917; IMET 7807; JCM 3185;

LMG 16326; NCIMB 11454; NRRL B- 5389). Ex: soil. Lavender field,

Tihany Peninsula. Hungary DNA sequences: AF004988, X53211.


8, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-806 <-- IMET 7835. (ATCC 43083; DSM 43874; IMET 7835). Ex: chernozem

soil. Schwellenburg hill. near Erfurt. Germany. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Nocardioides aquaticus Lawson et al. 2000

Ac-2523 Type <-- DSM 11439. (ATCC BAA-164; CIP 106993; DSM 11439; JCM 11266;

NBRC 100371; NCIMB 703076). Ex: water, depth 1 m. Ekho lake,

Antarctica. DNA sequences: X94145. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Nocardioides jensenii (M. Suzuki and Komagata 1983) Collins et al. 1989

Ac-1878 Type <-- JCM 1364. Synonym: Pimelobacter jensenii Suzuki and Komagata 1983

Type. (ATCC 49810; CCUG 37988; CIP 102404; DSM 20641; IAM 12581;


9770). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AF005006, Z78210, X53214. Pathogenicity


Nocardioides luteus Prauser 1985

Ac-1246 Type <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7830. (ATCC 43052; CCUG 37986; CIP 103450; DSM

43366; IFO (now NBRC) 14491; IMET 7830; JCM 3358; LMG 16209;

NCIMB 11455). Ex: park soil. Sudan DNA sequences: AF005007, X53212.


8, 28oC, F-1)

Nocardioides luteus Prauser 1985

Ac-2525 <-- DSM 46114 <-- IMET 7844 <-- J.-S. Ruan, 71-N54 (Nocardioides flavus

Ruan and Zhang 1979, Type). Other name: Nocardioides flavus Ruan and

Zhang 1979. (DSM 46114; IFO (now NBRC) 14396; IMET 7844; JCM

3334; LMG 16160; NRRL B-16231). Ex: sludge. China. Pathogenicity group


Nocardioides plantarum Collins et al. 1994

Ac-1998 Type <-- JCM 9626. (ATCC 51889; CIP 104157; DSM 11054; JCM 9626; LMG

16210; NCIMB 12834). Ex: herbage DNA sequences: AF005008, X69973,









(Medium 184, 28oC, F-1)

Nocardioides simplex (Jensen 1934) O Donnell et al. 1983

Ac-1118 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-667 <-- NCIMB 8913. Received as: Arthrobacter simplex

(Jensen 1934) Lochhead 1957 Type. Synonym: Arthrobacter simplex (Jensen

1934) Lochhead 1957, Pimelobacter simplex (Jensen 1934) Suzuki and

Komagata 1983, Corynebacterium simplex Jensen 1934. (VKM Ac-925;

VKM Ac-1142; ATCC 6946; CCM 1652; CCRC 10381; CIP 82.106; DSM


NCIMB 8929; NCTC 4215; NRRL B-14051; NRRL B-3157). Ex: rice soil

DNA sequences: AF005009, AF005013, X53213, Z78212, M37693.


64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Nocardioides sp.

Ac-2524 <-- DSM 12746. (DSM 12746). Ex: soil contaminated with nitroaromatic

compounds. Germany. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Nocardioides sp.

Ac-2526 <-- DSM 46115 <-- IMET 7846 <-- J.-S. Ruan, 71-N86 (Nocardioides fulvus

Ruan and Zhang 1979, Type). Other name: Nocardioides fulvus Ruan and

Zhang 1979. (DSM 46115; IFO (now NBRC) 14398; IMET 7846; JCM

3335; NRRL B-16233). Ex: soil. China. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Nocardiopsis alba Grund and Kroppenstedt 1990

Ac-1879 <-- DSM 43120. (DSM 43120). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1883 Type <-- DSM 43377. (CDC W2536; DSM 43377; IFO (now NBRC) 15097; JCM

9419, KCTC 9616). Ex: drainage from hip DNA sequences: X97883.


184, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-1884 <-- DSM 43378. (DSM 43378). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Nocardiopsis composta Kampfer et al. 2002

Ac-2520 <-- DSM 44550. (DSM 44550). Ex: the air near a composting facility.

Germany DNA sequences: AF360733. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Nocardiopsis composta Kampfer et al. 2002

Ac-2521 Type <-- DSM 44551. (CIP 107461; DSM 44551; JCM 11768; NBRC 100345;

NRRL B-24145). Ex: the air near a composting facility. Germany DNA

sequences: AF360734, AB368717. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,










Nocardiopsis dassonvillei (Brocq-Rousseau 1904) Meyer 1976

Ac-773 <-- INA, IMRU 1250 <-- M.Lechevalier, IMRU 1250. Synonym:

Actinomadura dassonvillei (Brocq-Rousseau 1904) Lechevalier and

Lechevalier 1970, Nocardia dassonvillei (Brocq-Rousseau 1904) Liegard and

Landrien 1911. (ATCC 23219; DSM 43235; IMRU 1250; NCTC 10489).


190, 37oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-797 Type <-- INA, IMRU 509 <-- M.P.Lechevalier, IMRU 509. Synonym:

Actinomadura dassonvillei (Brocq-Rousseau 1904) Lechevalier and

Lechevalier 1970, Nocardia dassonvillei (Brocq-Rousseau 1904) Liegard and

Landrien 1911. (ATCC 23218; CCM 2713; CIP 107115; DSM 43111; IFM

0212; IFO 14626; IMET 9605; IMRU 509; JCM 7437; NCTC 10488; NRRL

B-5397) DNA sequences: CP002040 (complete genome), D85492, X97886.


190, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-836 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, K-4042 <-- S.S.Abyzov INMI, 25-145. Received

as: Nocardiopsis antarcticus Abyzov et al. 1984 Type. Synonym:

Nocardiopsis antarctica Abyzov et al. 1984. (ATCC 43517; DSM 43884;

IFO (now NBRC) 14447; JCM 6843; NRRL B-16236). Ex: the ice sheet of

the glacier, depth of 85m, age over 2000 years. Central Antarctica. DNA




Ac-1209 <-- INA 15719. Received as: Streptomyces flavidofuscus Preobrazhenskaya

1986 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces flavidofuscus Preobrazhenskaya 1986.

Other name: Actinomyces flavidovirens subsp. fuscus Kudrina 1957. (INA

15719; ATCC 43683; DSM 41473; IFO (now NBRC) 15404; JCM 6920;

NRRL B-16366) DNA sequences: AY999914 (complete sequence),


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1455 <-- PIBCh, 11-365. Received as: Nocardiopsis sp. Ex: rhizosphere of

Casuarina sp. Seashore, Seychelles. Seychelles. Pathogenicity group (SanPin





















Nocardiopsis dassonvillei subsp. albirubida (Grund and Kroppenstedt 1990) Evtushenko et al.

2000

Ac-1882 Type <-- DSM 40465. Synonym: Nocardiopsis albirubida Grund and Kroppenstedt

1990. (ISP 5465; VKM Ac-1885; INA 6476/62; RIA 1353; ATCC 23612;

CBS 693.72; CIP 106424; DSM 40465; IFO 13392; JCM 4717) DNA

sequences: X97882, AB368712. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Nocardiopsis halotolerans Al-Zarban et al. 2002

Ac-2519 Type <-- DSM 44410. (CIP 107430; DSM 44410; JCM 11760; NBRC 100347;

NRRL B-24124). Ex: salt marsh soil in a desert area. Kuwait DNA



Nocardiopsis listeri Grund and Kroppenstedt 1990

Ac-1881 Type <-- DSM 40297. Other name: Streptomyces listeri (Erikson) Waksman and

Henrici 1948. (ISP 5297; RIA 1321; ATCC 27442; CBS 661.72; DSM

40297; IFO (now NBRC) 13360; JCM 4782; NCTC 434; NRRL B-2782).

Ex: human, clinical isolate DNA sequences: X97887. Pathogenicity group


Nocardiopsis lucentensis Yassin et al. 1993


9420). Ex: salt marsh soil. Alicante. Spain DNA sequences: X97888.


259, 35oC, F-1)

Nocardiopsis metallicus Schippers et al. 2002

Ac-2522 Type <-- DSM 44598. (DSM 44598; JCM 12409; NBRC 101841; NRRL B-

24159). Ex: alcaline slag dump of metallurgical processing. Germany DNA



Nocardiopsis prasina (Miyashita et al.1984) Yassin et al. 1997

Ac-1880 Type <-- DSM 43845. Synonym: Nocardiopsis dassonvillei subsp. prasina

Miyashita et al. 1984, Nocardiopsis alba subsp. prasina (Miyashita et

al.1984) Grund and Kroppenstedt 1990. (ATCC 35940; DSM 43845; IFM

0264; IFO (now NBRC) 14423; JCM 3336; NRRL B-16235). Ex: soil. Japan











Nocardiopsis synnemataformans Yassin et al. 1997

Ac-2518 Type <-- DSM 44143. (DSM 44143; JCM 10456; NBRC 102581). Ex: sputum of a

35 year old man with kidney transplantation DNA sequences: AB368711,

Y13593. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 184, 28oC, F-1)

Nocardiopsis trehalosi (ex Dollak et al. 1981) Evtushenko et al. 2000

Ac-942 Type <-- INA, IFO 14201. (CIP 106425; DSM 44380; IFO (now NBRC) 14201;

JCM 3357; NRRL 12026). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AF105972.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Nocardiopsis tropica Evtushenko et al. 2000

Ac-1457 Type <-- PIBCh, 11-647. (CIP 106426; DSM 44381; JCM 10877). Ex: rhizosphere

of Casuarina sp. Seashore, Seychelles. Seychelles DNA sequences:



Nonomuraea africana (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-924 Type <-- INA 1839. Received as: Nocardiopsis africana (Preobrazhenskaya and

Sveshnikova 1974) Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1985 Type. Synonym:

Actinomadura africana Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974,

Nocardiopsis africana (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974)

Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1985, Microtetraspora africana (Preobrazhenskaya

and Sveshnikova 1974) Kroppenstedt et al. 1991. (INA 1839; ATCC 35107;

DSM 43748; IFO (now NBRC) 14745; JCM 6240; NRRL B-16114). Ex: soil

DNA sequences: AJ269555, U48842. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Nonomuraea fastidiosa (Soina et al. 1975) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-804 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 104. Received as: Actinomadura fastidiosa Soina et al.

1975 Type. Synonym: Actinomadura fastidiosa Soina et al. 1975,

Microtetraspora fastidiosa (Soina et al. 1975) Kroppenstedt et al. 1991.


16979). Ex: sludge, hot spring. Tashkent Region, Yangy-Jul. Uzbekistan

DNA sequences: U48844. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Nonomuraea ferruginea (Meyer 1981) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-854 Type <-- INA, IMET 9567. Received as: Actinomadura ferruginea Meyer 1981

Type. Synonym: Actinomadura ferruginea Meyer 1981, Microtetraspora

ferruginea (Meyer 1981) Kroppenstedt et al. 1991. (ATCC 35575; CCM

3424; CIP 106925; DSM 43553; IFO (now NBRC) 14094; IMET 9567; JCM

3283; NCIMB 11630; NRRL B-16096). Ex: compost soil DNA sequences:


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Nonomuraea polychroma (Galatenko et al. 1987) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-1084 Type <-- INA 2755. Received as: Actinomadura polychroma Galatenko et al. 1987







Type. Synonym: Actinomadura polychroma Galatenko et al. 1987,

Microtetraspora polychroma (Galatenko et al. 1987) Kroppenstedt et al.

1991. (ATCC 49500; DSM 43925; IFO (now NBRC) 14345; IMET 9743;

JCM 6834; NRRL B-16243). Ex: soil, sierozem. Turkmenistan DNA



Nonomuraea pusilla (Nonomura and Ohara 1971) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-1508 Type <-- INA, A-118. Received as: Actinomadura pusilla. Synonym:

Actinomadura pusilla Nonomura and Ohara 1971, Microtetraspora pusilla

(Nonomura and Ohara 1971) Kroppenstedt et al. 1991. (ATCC 27296; CBS

262.72; CIP 106954; DSM 43357; IFO (now NBRC) 14684; IMET 9586;

JCM 3144; NCIMB 11116; NRRL B-16126). Ex: soil. Japan DNA



Nonomuraea recticatena (Terekhova et al. 1987) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-940 Type <-- INA 308. Received as: Actinomadura recticatena Terekhova et al. 1987

Type. Synonym: Actinomadura recticatena Terekhova et al. 1987,

Microtetraspora recticatena (Terekhova et al. 1987) Kroppenstedt et al. 1991.

(INA 308; DSM 43937; IFO (now NBRC) 14525; JCM 6835; KCTC 9279).

Ex: soil. Turkmenistan DNA sequences: AJ404230, U48979. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Nonomuraea roseoviolacea subsp. carminata Gauze et al. 1973) Gyobu and Miyadoh 2001

Ac-1780 Type <-- INA 4281. Received as: Actinomadura carminata Gauze et al. 1973 Type.

Synonym: Actinomadura carminata Gauze et al. 1973. (INA 4281; DSM

44170; IFO (now NBRC) 15903; JCM 9946) DNA sequences: AB039961.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Nonomuraea roseoviolacea subsp. roseoviolacea (Nonomura and Ohara 1971) Gyobu and

Miyadoh 2001

Ac-909 Type <-- INA, ATCC 27297. Received as: Actinomadura roseoviolacea Nonomura

and Ohara 1971 Type. Synonym: Actinomadura roseoviolacea Nonomura

and Ohara 1971, Microtetraspora roseoviolacea (Nonomura and Ohara 1971)

Kroppenstedt et al. 1991, Nonomuraea roseoviolacea (Nonomura and Ohara

1971) Zhang et al. 1998. (ATCC 27297; CBS 260.72; CCM 3491; CIP


KCTC 9283; NCIMB 11117; NRRL B-16127). Ex: soil. Japan DNA

sequences: AB043101, AB039959. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Nonomuraea rubra (Sveshnikova et al. 1969) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-615 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-615 <-- NITIAF, LIA 0743. Received as:

Micromonospora rubra Sveshnikova et al. 1969 Type. Synonym:

Actinomadura rubra (Sveshnikova et al. 1969) Meyer and Sveshnikova 1974,






Microtetraspora rubra (Sveshnikova et al. 1969) Kroppenstedt et al. 1991,

Micromonospora rubra Sveshnikova et al. 1969. (INA 325; ATCC 27031;

CBS 132.76; CIP 107008; DSM 43768; IFO (now NBRC) 14070; IFO (now

NBRC) 14686; IMET 8181; JCM 3389; JCM 3234; KCTC 9284; NRRL B-

16083). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AF277200. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Nonomuraea salmonea (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1975) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-913 Type <-- INA 2488. Received as: Actinomadura salmonea Preobrazhenskaya et al.

1975 Type. Synonym: Actinomadura salmonea Preobrazhenskaya et al.

1975, Microtetraspora salmonea (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1975)

Kroppenstedt et al. 1991. (INA 2488; ATCC 33580; CIP 107009; DSM

43678; IFO (now NBRC) 14687; IMET 9582; JCM 3324; KCTC 9284). Ex:

soil DNA sequences: X97892, U48982. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Nonomuraea spiralis (Meyer 1981) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-853 Type <-- INA, IMET 9621. Received as: Actinomadura spiralis Meyer 1981 Type.

Synonym: Actinomadura spiralis Meyer 1981, Microtetraspora spiralis

(Meyer 1981) Kroppenstedt et al. 1991. (ATCC 35114; CCM 3426; CIP


KCTC 9286; NCIMB 11633; NRRL B-16098). Ex: soil. Japan DNA

sequences: U48983. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Nonomuraea turkmeniaca (Terekhova et al. 1987) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-852 Type <-- NA 3344. Received as: Actinomadura turkmeniaca Terekhova et al. 1987

Type. Synonym: Actinomadura turkmeniaca Terekhova et al. 1987,

Microtetraspora turkmeniaca (Terekhova et al. 1987) Kroppenstedt et al.

1991. (INA 3344; ATCC 49501; CIP 107010; DSM 43926; IFO (now

NBRC) 14348; IMET 9747; JCM 6836; KCTC 9287; NRRL B-16246). Ex:

soil, sierozem. Turkmenistan DNA sequences: AF277201. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Novosphingobium capsulatum (Leifson 1962) Takeuchi et al. 2001

B-1564 Òype <-- IBPM, IBPM B-189 <-- CCM, CCM 2832 <-- E. Leifson, 28. Received

as: Flavobacterium capsulatum Type. Synonym: Flavobacterium capsulatum

Leifson 1962, Sphingomonas capsulata (Leifson 1962) Yabuuchi et al. 1990.

(ATCC 14666; BCRC 10676; CCM 2832; CCUG 17697; CCUG 31202;

CDBB 798; CECT 4388; CIP 82.103; DSM 30196; HAMBI 103; JCM 7452;

JCM 7508; KCTC 22844; LMG 2830; NBRC 12533; NCIMB 9890; NRRL

B-4261; VTT E-76059). Ex: distilled water. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Novosphingobium resinovorum (Delaporte and Daste 1956) Lim et al. 2007

B-1172 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1172 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8767. Received as:

Flavobacterium resinovorum Type. Synonym: Flavobacterium resinovorum






Delaporte and Daste 1956, Novosphingobium subarcticum (Nohynek et al.

1996) Takeuchi et al. 2001, Sphingomonas subarctica Nohynek et al. 1996.

(ATCC 33545; CCUG 33446 A; CCUG 33446 B; CIP 109724; DSM 7478;

LMG 8367; NCIMB 8767). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Obesumbacterium proteus Shimwell 1963

B-964 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-964 <-- INA, ATCC 12841. Received as: Flavobacterium

proteum Type. Synonym: Flavobacterium proteum (sic) Shimwell and

Grimes 1936. (ATCC 12841; BCRC 14000; CCUG 2078; CECT 812; CIP

82.93; DSM 2777; LMG 3054). Ex: lager and ale yeast. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-5, F-3)

Oceanithermus profundus Miroshnichenko et al. 2003

B-2274 Type <-- Miroshnichenko M.L. INMI, 506. (INMI 506; DSM 14977; NBRC

100410). Ex: deep-sea hydrothermal vent site at 13°N in the East Pacific

Rise. The East Pacific Rise. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AJ430586.



Oceanospirillum linum (Williams and Rittenberg 1957) Hylemon et al. 1973

B-1416 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1416 <-- ATCC, ATCC 11336. Synonym: Spirillum

linum Williams and Rittenberg 1957. (ATCC 11336; CECT 4190; CIP

103374; DSM 6292; LMG 5214; NBRC 15448; NCIMB 56). Ex: sea water.


5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Ochrobactrum anthropi Holmes 1988


arsenoxydans Turner 1954. (CCM 999; CCUG 1821; LMG 2134; LMG

2320(tl); LMG 5140; NCIMB 8688). Ex: arsenical cattle-dip fluid.

Queensland. Australia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Oerskovia enterophila (Jager et al. 1983) Stackebrandt et al. 2002

Ac-1046 <-- K.Marialigeti, DFA 9. Received as: Promicromonospora enterophila

Jager et al. 1983. Synonym: Promicromonospora enterophila Jager et al.

1983. Ex: fresh fecal pellets of Chromatoiulus projectus Verh. (Diplopoda).

Hungary. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.






JCM 7349; NRRL B-16224). Ex: fresh fecal pellets of Chromatoiulus

projectus Verh. (Diplopoda). Hungary. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-










Ac-1048 Type <-- K.Marialigeti, DFA 19. Received as: Promicromonospora enterophila

Jager et al. 1983 Type. Synonym: Promicromonospora enterophila Jager et

al. 1983. (ATCC 35307; DSM 43852; IFO (now NBRC) 14295; IMET 7687;

JCM 7350; NRRL B-16223). Ex: fresh fecal pellets of Chromatoiulus

projectus Verh. (Diplopoda). Hungary DNA sequences: X83807.


64, 28oC, F-1)













Oerskovia turbata (Erikson 1954) Prauser et al. 1970 emend. Stackebrandt et al. 2002

Ac-1024 Type <-- IMET 7130. Synonym: Nocardia turbata Erikson 1954. Other name:

Cellulomonas turbata (Erikson 1954) Stackebrandt et al. 1983. (RIA 1564;

ATCC 25835; CIP 100331; DSM 20577; IFO (now NBRC) 15015; JCM

3160; LMG 4072; NCIMB 10587; NCTC 11973; NRRL B-8019; SSIC 891).

Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Okibacterium frutillariae Evtushenko et al. 2002

Ac-2059 Type <-- IBPM, DL-504. (IFO (now NBRC) 16404; JCM 12284). Ex: Frutillaria

ruthenica, mature seeds. Near the Oka River, Prioksko-Terrasny Nature

Biosphere Reserve named after Mikhail Zablotsky. Moscow Region,

Serpukhov District. Russia DNA sequences: AB042094. Pathogenicity group


Okibacterium frutillariae Evtushenko et al. 2002

Ac-2062 <-- IBPM, DL-542. (IFO (now NBRC) 16407). Ex: Clematis recta, mature

seeds. Near the Oka River, Prioksko-Terrasny Nature Biosphere Reserve

named after Mikhail Zablotsky. Moscow Region, Serpukhov District. Russia



Ornatilinea apprima Podosokorskaya et al. 2013

B-2669 Type <-- Podosokorskaya O., INMI. Received as: P3M-1. Ex: microbial mat

formed in a wooden bath filled with hot water emerging from a 2775 m-deep

well. Western Siberia. Tomsk Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: JQ292916. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,







Russia): no. (Medium 317, 42-45oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Paenarthrobacter aurescens (Phillips 1953) Busse 2016

Ac-1105 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-653 <-- NCIMB 8912. Synonym: Arthrobacter aurescens

Phillips 1953. (VKM Ac-1124; ATCC 13344; CCM 1649; CIP 102364;

DSM 20116; IFO (now NBRC) 12136; JCM 1330; LMG 3815; NCIMB

8912). Ex: soil DNA sequences: X83405. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Paenarthrobacter aurescens (Phillips 1953) Busse 2016

Ac-1124 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-800 <-- CCM 1649. Synonym: Arthrobacter aurescens

Phillips 1953. (VKM Ac-1105; ATCC 13344; CCM 1649; CIP 102364;

DSM 20116; IFO (now NBRC) 12136; JCM 1330; LMG 3815; NCIMB



Paenarthrobacter histidinolovorans (Adams 1954) Busse 2016

Ac-1978 Type <-- IFO 15510. Synonym: Arthrobacter histidinolovorans Adams 1954.

(ATCC 11442; CCRC 12111; CIP 106988; DSM 20115; IFO (now NBRC)

15510; JCM 2520; LMG 3822; NCIMB 9541). Ex: soil DNA sequences:


(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)

Paenarthrobacter ilicis (Collins et al. 1982) Busse 2016

Ac-1987 Type <-- IFO 15514. Synonym: Arthrobacter ilicis Collins et al. 1982. (ATCC

14264; DSM 20138; IFO (now NBRC) 15514; NCPPB 1228) DNA



Paenarthrobacter nicotinovorans (Kodama et al. 1992) Busse 2016,

Ac-1988 Type <-- IFO 15511. Synonym: Arthrobacter nicotinovorans Kodama et al. 1992.

Other name: Arthrobacter oxidans DSM 420. (ATCC 49919; CIP 106990;

DSM 420; IFO (now NBRC) 15511; JCM 3874; LMG 16253) DNA



Paenarthrobacter ureafaciens (Clark 1955) Busse 2016

Ac-1121 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-670 <-- NCIMB 7811. Synonym: Arthrobacter

ureafaciens (Krebs and Eggleston 1939) Clark 1955, Corynebacterium

ureafaciens Krebs and Eggleston 1939. (VKM Ac-1132; ATCC 7562; CCM

1644; CIP 67.3; DSM 20126; IFO (now NBRC) 12140; JCM 1337; LMG

3812; NCIMB 7811). Ex: soil DNA sequences: X80744. Pathogenicity group


Paenarthrobacter ureafaciens (Clark 1955) Busse 2016

Ac-1132 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-808 <-- CCM 1644. Synonym: Arthrobacter ureafaciens

(Krebs and Eggleston 1939) Clark 1955, Corynebacterium ureafaciens Krebs

and Eggleston 1939. (VKM Ac-1121; ATCC 7562; CCM 1644; CIP 67.3;

DSM 20126; IFO (now NBRC)12140; JCM 1337; LMG 3812; NCIMB










Paenibacillus alvei (Cheshire and Cheyne 1885) Ash et al. 1994

B-502 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-502 <-- NCTC, NCTC 6352 <-- N.R. Smith, 662 <-- A.

Lochhead, 127. Received as: Bacillus alvei Type. Synonym: Bacillus alvei

Cheshire and Cheyne 1885. (VKM B-673; VKM B-934; ATCC 6344; BCRC

11220; CCM 2051; CCUG 1815; CECT 2; CIP 66.18; DSM 29; IAM 1258;

JCM 20131; KCTC 3623; LMD 48.8; LMG 6922; LMG 13253; NCCB

48008; NBRC 3343; NCTC 6352; NRRL B-383). Ex: foul brood of bees.


5, 28oC, F-1, S-4)



Received as: Bacillus alvei. Synonym: Bacillus alvei Cheshire and Cheyne

1885. (BCRC 11843; LMG 13258; NCIMB 8199). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity


1, S-4)


B-675 <-- INMI, VKM B-675 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8212. Received as: Bacillus alvei.

Synonym: Bacillus alvei Cheshire and Cheyne 1885. (BCRC 11908; LMG

13259; NCIMB 8212). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, C-1, S-4)


B-724 <-- INMI, VKM B-724 <-- CCM, CCM 203. Received as: Bacillus alve.

Synonym: Bacillus alvei Cheshire and Cheyne 1885. Ex: water. Pond.

Czechoslovakia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, C-1, S-4)


B-725 <-- INMI, VKM B-725 <-- CCM, CCM 1614. Received as: Bacillus alvei.

Synonym: Bacillus alvei Cheshire and Cheyne 1885. (CCM 1614; LMG


(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, S-4)


B-933 <-- INMI, VKM B-933 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus alvei. Synonym:

Bacillus alvei Cheshire and Cheyne 1885. (ATCC 6348; BCRC 11840;

CCUG 29452; CIP 52.84; LMG 17051). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Paenibacillus chibensis Shida et al. 1997

B-692 <-- INMI, VKM B-692 <-- NCIB, NCIB 7578 <-- T. Gibson, 48. Received

as: Bacillus circulans. (LMG 12343; LMG 13263; NCIMB 7578; NCTC


(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)










B-693 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-693 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8144. Received as: Bacillus

circulans Jordan 1890. (VKM B-385; ATCC BAA-725; CIP 105254; DSM

11731; FDA PCI 221; HSCC 442; IFO 15958; JCM 9905; LMG 14457;

NBRC 15958; NCIMB 8144; NRRL B-142). Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-953 <-- INMI, VKM B-953 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus circulans.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-954 <-- INMI, VKM B-954 <-- INMIA. Received as: Bacillus circulans. (ATCC

7049; IAM 1140; JCM 20072; LMD 48.13; LMG 16634; NCCB 48013).


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Paenibacillus lactis Scheldeman et al. 2004

B-793 <-- INMI, VKM B-793 <-- CCEB, CCEB 026. Received as: Bacillus

circulans. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Paenibacillus macerans (Schardinger 1905) Ash et al. 1994

B-51 <-- INMI, VKM B-51 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI. Received as: Bacillus

acetoethylicum Horthrop et al. 1919. Synonym: Bacillus macerans

Schardinger 1905, Aerobacillus macerans (Schardinger 1905) Donker 1926,

Zymobacillus macerans (Schardinger 1905) Kluyver and van Niel 1936,

Bactrillum macerans (Schardinger 1905) Pribram 1933. Pathogenicity group




Received as: Bacillus macerans Type. Synonym: Bacillus macerans

Schardinger 1905, Aerobacillus macerans (Schardinger 1905) Donker 1926,


Bactrillum macerans (Schardinger 1905) Pribram 1933. (ATCC 8244; CCM

2012; BCRC 14680; CCUG 7423; CFBP 4253; CIP 66.19; DSM 24;

HAMBI 636; HAMBI 1958; IAM 12467; JCM 2500; KCTC 1822; LMG

6324; LMG 13281; NBRC 15307; NCCB 48019; NCIMB 9368; NCTC

6355; NRRL B-172; NRRL B-394; NRRL B-4267). Pathogenicity group



B-697 <-- INMI, VKM B-697 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8160 <-- N.R. Smith, 646 <-- E.B.

Tilden (Bacillus betanigrificans). Received as: Bacillus macerans. Synonym:

Bacillus macerans Schardinger 1905, Aerobacillus macerans (Schardinger

1905) Donker 1926, Zymobacillus macerans (Schardinger 1905) Kluyver and

van Niel 1936, Bactrillum macerans (Schardinger 1905) Pribram 1933.







(ATCC 8518; NCIMB 8160). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-698 <-- INMI, VKM B-698 <-- NCIB, NCIB 8930 <-- E.B. Tilden, 585.

Received as: Bacillus macerans. Synonym: Bacillus macerans Schardinger

1905, Aerobacillus macerans (Schardinger 1905) Donker 1926,


Bactrillum macerans (Schardinger 1905) Pribram 1933. (ATCC 8516;


no. (Medium 158, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-1794 <-- IPR, IB 3K-1. Received as: Bacillus macerans. Synonym: Bacillus

macerans Schardinger 1905, Aerobacillus macerans (Schardinger 1905)

Donker 1926, Zymobacillus macerans (Schardinger 1905) Kluyver and van

Niel 1936, Bactrillum macerans (Schardinger 1905) Pribram 1933. Ex: forest

soil. Republic of Bashkortostan. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-1795 <-- IPR, IB 4-2-5. Received as: Bacillus macerans. Synonym: Bacillus

































Paenibacillus mucilaginosus (Avakyan et al. 1998) Hu et al. 2010

B-1480 <-- INMI, VKM B-1480 <-- G.I. Karavaiko INMI. Received as: Bacillus

mucilaginosus. Synonym: Bacillus mucilaginosus Avakyan et al. 1998. (CIP

105815; DSM 24461; HSCC 1605; KCTC 3870; VKPM B-7519). Ex: clay

from an open-cast mine. Republic of Moldova. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Paenibacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Ash et al. 1994

B-26 <-- INMI, BKM B-26 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI <-- ATCC, ATCC 8526 <--

Smith N.R., 297. Synonym: Bacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Mace

1889, Clostridium polymyxa Prazmowski 1880, Granulobacter polymyxa

(Prazmowski 1880) Beijerinck 1893, Aerobacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski

1880) Donker 1926. (ATCC 8526; BCRC 11713; NRRL B-317).


5, 30oC, F-1)


B-27 <-- INMI, BKM B-27 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI <-- ATCC, ATCC 8525 <--

N.R. Smith, 813. Synonym: Bacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Mace



1880) Donker 1926. (ATCC 8525; BCRC 11720; CCRC 11720; NRRL B-




B-29 <-- INMI, VKM B-29 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI <-- ATCC, ATCC 8524 <--

N.R. Smith, 280. Synonym: Bacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Mace



1880) Donker 1926. (ATCC 8524; BCRC 11725; CCM 2000; NCIMB 8527;

NCIM 2955; NRRL B-369). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-34 <-- INMI, VKM B-34 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI <--ATCC, ATCC 8521.

Received as: Bacillus polymyxa. Synonym: Bacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski

1880) Mace 1889, Clostridium polymyxa Prazmowski 1880, Granulobacter

polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Beijerinck 1893, Aerobacillus polymyxa

(Prazmowski 1880) Donker 1926. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-418 <-- INMI, VKM B-418 <-- INMIA, ATCC 8523 <--ATCC, ATCC 8523 <--

N.R. Smith, 354. Received as: Bacillus polymyxa. Synonym: Bacillus

polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Mace 1889, Clostridium polymyxa







Prazmowski 1880, Granulobacter polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Beijerinck

1893, Aerobacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Donker 1926. (VKM B-

28; VKM B-569; ATCC 8523; BCRC 11194; CCM 1465; CIP A45; DSM

356; KCTC 3008; LMG 6321). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-419 <-- INMI, VKM B-419 <-- INMIA, RIA 126. Received as: Bacillus

polymyxa. Synonym: Bacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Mace 1889,

Clostridium polymyxa Prazmowski 1880, Granulobacter polymyxa


1880) Donker 1926. (BCRC 11839; CECT 153; CIP A37; LMD 48.22; LMG

13297; NCCB 48022; NCIMB 4747; NCTC 4747). Ex: water. Pathogenicity


4)


B-421 <-- INMI, VKM B-421 <-- INMIA, BU 164. Received as: Bacillus




1880) Donker 1926. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,




Received as: Bacillus polymyxa Type. Synonym: Bacillus polymyxa

(Prazmowski 1880) Mace 1889, Clostridium polymyxa Prazmowski 1880,

Granulobacter polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Beijerinck 1893, Aerobacillus

polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Donker 1926. (VKM B-420; VKM B-703;

ATCC 842; BCRC 11168; CCM 1459; CCUG 7426; CFBP 4258; CIP 66.22;

DSM 36; HAMBI 635; HAMBI 1897; JCM 2507; LMG 13294; NBRC

15309; NCCB 24016; NCTC 10343; NRRL B-4317). Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, S-

4)


B-569 <-- INMI, VKM B-569 <-- ARRIAM, ATCC 8523. Received as: Bacillus




1880) Donker 1926. (VKM B-28; VKM B-418; ATCC 8523; BCRC 11194;

CCM 1465; CIP A45; DSM 356; KCTC 3008; LMG 6321). Pathogenicity


5, S-4)


B-701 <-- INMI, VKM B-701 <-- NCIB 7575 <-- T. Gibson, 43. Received as:






Bacillus polymyxa. Synonym: Bacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Mace



1880) Donker 1926. (LMG 13299; NCAIM B.01093; NCIMB 7575; NCTC


(Medium 3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)



Received as: Bacillus polymyxa. Synonym: Bacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski

1880) Mace 1889, Clostridium polymyxa Prazmowski 1880, Granulobacter

polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Beijerinck 1893, Aerobacillus polymyxa

(Prazmowski 1880) Donker 1926. (VKM B-746; ATCC 10401; BCRC

11045; CCM 1460; CIP A43; IAM 12075; JCM 20385; NCIMB 8094).


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)






1880) Donker 1926. (NCIM 2540). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-705 <-- INMI, VKM B-705 <-- NCIB 8524. Received as: Bacillus polymyxa.

Synonym: Bacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Mace 1889, Clostridium

polymyxa Prazmowski 1880, Granulobacter polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880)

Beijerinck 1893, Aerobacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Donker 1926.

(NCIM 2541; NCIMB 8524). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,







1880) Donker 1926. (NCIMB 8525). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-







1880) Donker 1926. (NCIM 2725; NCIMB 8526). Pathogenicity group













1880) Donker 1926. (ATCC 12321; KCTC 1663; NCIM 2726; NCIMB

8599). Ex: spoiled starch. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-744 <-- INMI, VKM B-744 <-- CCM, CCM 27. Received as: Bacillus polymyxa.

Synonym: Bacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Mace 1889, Clostridium

polymyxa Prazmowski 1880, Granulobacter polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880)

Beijerinck 1893, Aerobacillus polymyxa (Prazmowski 1880) Donker 1926.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)






1880) Donker 1926. (BCRC 11975; CCM 1609; CCUG 26011; DSM 292;

LMG 6320; NCIMB 701142). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Paenibacillus sp.

B-729 <-- INMI, VKM B-729 <-- CCM, CCM 41. Received as: Bacillus circulans.


3, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Paenibacillus sp.

B-3119 <-- E.B. Kudryashova, E.V. Ariskina IBPM, k43.1. Ex: soil. Meadow, the

bottom part of the slope, Prioksko-Terrasny State Biosphere Reserve, 10th

Cordon. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Paenibacillus sp.

B-3120 <-- E.B. Kudryashova, E.V. Ariskina IBPM, 114.4. Ex: soil. Near parking

area beside, Prioksko-Terrasny State Biosphere Reserve. Moscow Region.



Paenibacillus sp.

B-3122 <-- E.B. Kudryashova, E.V. Ariskina IBPM, 109z. Received as:

Paenibacillus sp. Ex: soil, field after harvesting of sugar beets, are regularly

treated with chemicals. Near the administration building of All-Russian

Research Institute Biological Protection of Plants. Krasnodar Territory.









Pantoea agglomerans (Ewing and Fife 1972) Gavini et al. 1989

B-544 <-- INMI, VKM B-544 <-- INMIA, 143. Received as: Xanthomonas beticola

(Smith, Brown and Townsend) Savulescu 1947. Synonym: Enterobacter

agglomerans Ewing and Fife 1972, Bacillus agglomerans Beijerinck 1888.


112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)



barbarae Burkholder 1941. Synonym: Bacillus agglomerans Beijerinck 1888,

Enterobacter agglomerans Ewing and Fife 1972. (ATCC 13460; CCM 1434;

CFBP 5825; ICMP 437; ICMP 438; LMG 547; LMG 7471; NCPPB 983).

Ex: winter-cress, Barbarea vulgaris. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-1203 <-- INMI, VKM B-1203 <-- V.L. Belikova IBPM, IBPM B-141 <-- CCM,

CCM 298. Received as: Flavobacterium rhenanum (Migula 1900) Bergey et

al., 1923. Synonym: Enterobacter agglomerans Ewing and Fife 1972,

Bacillus agglomerans Beijerinck 1888. (CCM 298; NCIMB 9157).


5, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Pantoea sp.


campestris. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Paracoccus alcaliphilus Ukarami et al. 1989


TK 1015. (ATCC 51199; BCRC 80157; CIP 106073; DSM 8512; IAM

14749; JCM 7364; LMG 24023; NBRC 16719; NCIMB 13180). Ex: soil.


79, 30oC, S-2)

Paracoccus aminophilus Ukarami et al. 1990


DM-15. (ATCC 49673; CIP 106077; DSM 8538; IAM 14245; JCM 7686;

KCTC 5068; LMG 23830; NBRC 16710). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group


condition: CH4/Air 1:1., F-2)

Paracoccus aminovorans Ukarami et al. 1990


DM-82. (ATCC 49632; CIP 106076; DSM 8537; IAM 14244; JCM 7685;

KCTC 12139; KCTC 5067; LMG 23829; NBRC 16711). Ex: soil.









1, 30oC, F-2)

Paracoccus communis Poroshina et al. 2014

B-2787 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, S3. Received as: Paracoccus communis. (CCUG

63804). Ex: sludge. Surface wastes of a sludge warehouse. Perm Territory,

Solikamsk. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: NR133809.


134, 30oC, F-1)

Paracoccus denitrificans (Beijerinck and Minkman 1910) Davis 1969 emend. Rainey et al. 1999

B-1320 <-- INMI, VKM B-1320 <-- CCM, CCM 982. Synonym: Micrococcus

denitrificans Beijerinck and Minkman 1910, Thiosphaera pantotropha

Robertson and Kuenen 1984. (ATCC 19367; BCRC 12285; CCM 982;

CCUG 30144; CECT 694; CIP 71.11; IMG 1627; LMG 4049; LMG 4219;

NBRC 13301; NCCB 52044; NCIMB 8944; NRRL B-3785). Ex: garden


(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Paracoccus denitrificans (Beijerinck and Minkman 1910) Davis 1969 emend. Rainey et al. 1999

B-1324 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1324 <-- G.A. Zavarzin INMI, Vogt <-- H. G. Schlegel.

Received as: Paracoccus denitrificans. Synonym: Micrococcus denitrificans

Beijerinck and Minkman 1910. (ATCC 17741; CCM 2922; DSM 413; LMD

22.21; NBRC 16712). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Paracoccus kocurii Ohara et al. 1990

B-2139 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, JCM 7684 <-- JCM, JCM 7684 <-- Y. Katayama

strain B. (ATCC 49631; CCM 4333; CIP 106074; DSM 8536; IAM 14243;

JCM 7684;KCTC 12189; NBRC 16713; NCIMB 13628). Ex: activated

sludge for the treatment of tetramethylammonium. Pathogenicity group


condition: CH4/Air 1:1., F-1)

Paracoccus kondratievae Doronina and Trotsenko 2001 emend. Doronina et al. 2002

B-2222 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, GB. Received as: Paracoccus kondratievae. (CIP

108054; NCIMB 13773). Ex: rhizosphere of Zea mays. Stavropol Territory.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AF250332. Pathogenicity group


condition: pH 8.0–9.2., F-1)

Paracoccus simplex Doronina et al. 2018

B-3226 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, F5. Ex: sludge sample from fresh lake. Moscow



Paracoccus solventivorans Siller et al. 1996 emend. Lipski et al. 1998

B-2190 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, DSM 6637 <-- DSMZ, DSM 6637 <-- J. Winter,

L1. (ATCC 700252; CIP 105051; DSM 6637; LMG 19740). Ex: soil. Near

natural gas distribution station. Germany. Pathogenicity group (SanPin









Paracoccus thiocyanatus Katyama et al. 1996

B-2162 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, IAM 12816 <-- IAM, IAM 12816 <-- Y.

Katayama THI 011 <-- H. Murooka 1-8A. (ATCC 700171; CIP 106060;

IAM 12816; JCM 20756; LMG 24666; NCIMB 13627). Ex: activated

sludge. Japan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, F-2)

Paracoccus versutus (Harrison 1983) Katayama et al. 1996

B-2163 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, IAM 12814 <-- IAM, IAM 12814 <-- Y.

Katayama THI 041 <-- ATCC 25364 <-- D. S. Hoare A2. Synonym:

Thiobacillus versutus Harrison 1983. (ATCC 25364; CCM 2505; CIP

107117; DSM 582; IAM 12814; JCM 20754; KCTC 2846; LMD 81.78;

NBRC 14567; NCCB 81078). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Paracoccus yeei Daneshvar et al. 2003

B-3302 <-- V.A. Arlyapov Tula State University, SPB3. Ex: activated sludge.

TulaGorVodokanal treatment plant. Tula Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


Pararhizobium capsulatum Hirsch and Mueller 1986

B-2063 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- IFAM, IFAM 1004 <-- M. Mueller, 216.

Received as: Blastobacter capsulatus. Synonym: Blastobacter capsulatus

Hirch and Mueller 1986. (ATCC 43294; DSM 1112). Ex: eutrophic forest

pond. Germany. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Pararhizobium giardinii Mousavi et al. 2016


phaseoli. Ex: Phaseolus vulgaris. Azerbaijan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Parvopolyspora pallida Liu and Lian

Ac-1270 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, K-4113 <-- JCM 6053. (ATCC 51645; DSM

43888; IFO (now NBRC) 14788; JCM 6053). Ex: soil. China. Pathogenicity


1)

Pectobacterium carotovorum subsp. carotovorum (Jones 1901) Hauben et al. 1999 emend.

Gardan et al. 2003

B-1247 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1247 <-- CCM, CCM 1008. Received as: Erwinia

carotovora Type. Synonym: Erwinia carotovora subsp. carotovora (Jones

1901) Bergey et al. 1923. (ATCC 15713; BCRC 12851; CCM 1008; CCUG

4907; CECT 225; CFBP 2046; CIP 82.83; DSM 30168; HAMBI 1429;

ICMP 5702; KACC 10057; KCTC 2496; LMG 2404; NCAIM B.01109;

NCPPB 312; NRRL B-4072; VTT E-981115). Ex: potato, Solanum

tuberosum. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.








(Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Pediococcus acidilactici Lindner 1887

B-582 <-- INMI, VKM B-582 <-- CCM, CCM 1855. Received as: Leuconostoc

mesenteroides (Tsenkovskii 1878) van Tieghem 1878. Synonym:

Pediococcus lolii Doi et al. 2009. (ATCC 8042; BCRC 11063; CCM 2425;

CCT 0585; CCT 2553; CCT 2699; CCUG 21534; CDBB 67; CECT 5930;

CECT 98; CGMCC 1.0004; CIP 54.167; CNCTC 2; CNCTC 6987; DSM

20238; IAM 1233; JCM 20119; KCTC 1626; LMD 46.44; LMG 10637;

LMG 10739; LMG 6411; NBRC 3076; NCCB 46044; NCIM 2292; NCIMB

6990; NCIMB 7881; NCIMB 8018; NRRL B-1116; NRRL B-2039).


75, 30oC, F-1, S-5)


B-583 <-- INMI, VKM B-583 <-- CCM, CCM 822. Received as: Pediococcus

cerevisiae Balcke 1884. Synonym: Pediococcus lolii Doi et al. 2009. (BCRC

14015; CCM 822; CCRC 14015; CCUG 28436; DSM 46292; IMET 10900;

NBRC 12229). Ex: cheddar cheese. New Zealand. Pathogenicity group




Lactobacillus delbrueckii. Synonym: Pediococcus lolii Doi et al. 2009.


75, 37oC, S-5)


B-1949 <-- S.F. Barefoot Clemson University USA, CFM 146. Synonym:

Pediococcus lolii Doi et al. 2009. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-2205 <-- M.Ju. Gudima VKPM, B-7509 <-- NRRZ B-639 <-- ATCC 12697.

Received as: Pediococcus acidilactici. Synonym: Pediococcus lolii Doi et al.

2009. (ATCC 12697; NRRL B-639). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Pediococcus damnosus Claussen 1903

B-1226 <-- INMI, VKM B-1226 <-- CCM, CCM 2464 <-- N.H. Claussen. Received

as: Pediococcus acidilactici Lindner 1887. (NBIMCC 1440). Ex: beer.


75, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Pediococcus damnosus Claussen 1903

B-1602 Òype <-- CCM, CCM 3453. Received as: Pediococcus damnosus. (ATCC 29358;

BCRC 12840; CCM 3453; CCUG 32251; CECT 793; CIP 102264; DSM

20331; JCM 5886; KCTC 3770; LMG 11484; NCIMB 12010; VTT E-

91459). Ex: lager beer yeast. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,









Pediococcus parvulus Gunther and White 1961

B-1604 Òype <-- CCM, CCM 3450 <-- W. Back <-- H.R. White, S-182. Received as:

Pediococcus parvulus. (ATCC 19371; BCRC 12575; CCM 3450; CCUG

28439; CECT 7350; CIP 102262; DSM 20332; JCM 20450; JCM 5889;

LMG 11486; NBRC 100673; NCIMB 9447 (formerly NCDO 1634); VTT E-

042252; VTT E-96315). Ex: silage. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pediococcus pentosaceus Mees 1934

B-579 <-- INMI, VKM B-579 <-- CCM, CCM 1578 <-- B.W. Hammer, N 32.

Received as: Pediococcus cerevisiae Balcke 1884. Synonym: Tetracoccus N°

2 Orla-Jensen 1919, Pediococcus hennebergii Sollied 1903. (ACM 786;

ATCC 8081; BCRC 11064; CCM 1578; CCUG 28440; CECT 923; CIP

53.50; DSM 20206; IAM 1215; KCTC 1627; LMG 10479; LMG 10634;

NBRC 3182; NCIMB 8968; NRRL B-1117). Pathogenicity group (SanPin




Lactobacillus bulgaricus. Synonym: Tetracoccus No. 2 Orla-Jensen 1919,

Pediococcus hennebergii Sollied 1903. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-




Lactobacillus acidophilus. Synonym: Tetracoccus N° 2 Orla-Jensen 1919,





Lactobacillus bulgaricus. Synonym: Tetracoccus N° 2 Orla-Jensen 1919,





Pediococcus cerevisiae Balcke 1884. Synonym: Tetracoccus N° 2 Orla-

Jensen 1919, Pediococcus hennebergii Sollied 1903. Pathogenicity group




Pediococcus cerevisiae Balcke 1884. Synonym: Tetracoccus N° 2 Orla-

Jensen 1919, Pediococcus hennebergii Sollied 1903. Pathogenicity group











B-2204 <-- M.Ju. Gudima VKPM, B-7508 <-- NRRZ B-14009. Synonym:

Tetracoccus N° 2 Orla-Jensen 1919, Pediococcus hennebergii Sollied 1903.

(NRRL B-14009). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-2206 <-- M.Ju. Gudima VKPM, B-7510 <-- NRRZ B-14958 <-- ATCC 33314.

Received as: Pediococcus acidilactici Type strain. Synonym: Tetracoccus N°

2 Orla-Jensen 1919, Pediococcus hennebergii Sollied 1903. (ATCC 33314;

BCC 5373; BCRC 14053; DSM 20333; JCM 5885; LMG 11385; NCIMB

12009; VTT E-88312). Ex: sake mush. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



B-2207 <-- M.Ju. Gudima VKPM, B-7511<-- ATCC 25744. Synonym: Tetracoccus

N° 2 Orla-Jensen 1919, Pediococcus hennebergii Sollied 1903. (ATCC

25744). Ex: plant. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Pediococcus sp.

B-1935 <-- S.F. Barefoot Clemson University, USA, CFM 95. Received as:

Lactobacillus delbrueckii. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pedobacter mongoliensis Yuan et al. 2018

B-2861 <-- Shiheng Zhang Chengdu Institute of Biology, Chinense Academy of

Sciences, CIB11-1. (CGMCC 1.12729). Ex: soil. Inner Mongolia. China.


270, 30oC, F-3)

Pelagirhabdus fermentum (Zhilina et al., 2002) Sultanpuram et al. 2016

B-2323 <-- Zhilina T. N. INMI. Received as: Z-7987. Synonym: Amphibacillus

fermentum Zhilina et al. 2002. Magadi Lake. Kenya. Pathogenicity group



Pelomicrobium methylotrophicum Slobodkina et al. 2020

B-3274 Type . Received as: SM250. (KCTC 62861). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no

Peptococcus simiae Shkoporov et al, 2016

B-2932 Type <-- B.A. Efimov and A.N. Shkoporov, Department of Microbiology and

Virology, Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University (Pirogov

RNRMU), Ì108. Received as: Peptococcus sp. M108. (DSM 100347). Ex:

stool sample of healthy grown up monkey Macaca mulatta. Rijswijk,

Biomedical Primate Research Centre (BPRC). Rijswijk, Biomedical Primate

Research Centre (BPRC). Netherlands DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

KP322014. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.









Photobacterium leiognathi Boisvert et al. 1967

B-1719 <-- A.M. Fish IBSB, 579. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Photobacterium leiognathi Boisvert et al. 1967

B-1720 <-- A.M. Fish IBSB, 580. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Photobacterium sp.

B-1716 <-- A.M. Fish, IBP SB RAS. Received as: Photobacterium phosphoreum. Ex:

see water. Pacific Ocean. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Planobispora longispora Thiemann and Beretta 1968

Ac-700 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-700 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, KCC A-0092. (ATCC

23867; CBS 115.69; CCRC 13637; DSM 43041; IFO (now NBRC) 13879;

IFO 13918; JCM 3092; NCIMB 13269). Ex: soil. Venezuela DNA

sequences: D85494. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Planobispora rosea Thiemann 1970

Ac-1318 Type <-- DSM 43051. (ATCC 23866; CCRC 13421; DSM 43051; IFO (now

NBRC) 15558; JCM 3166; NRRL B-8121). Ex: soil. Venezuela DNA



Planococcus citreus Migula 1894

B-1307 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1307 <-- CCM, CCM 316. Synonym: Micrococcus

aquivivus ZoBell and Upham 1944, Sarcina citrea (Migula 1894) Bergey et

al. 1948, Micrococcus eucinetus Leifson 1964. (ATCC 14404; CCM 316;

CECT 951; CGMCC 1.2714; CIP 81.74; DSM 20549; DSMZ 20549; IAM

12456; IAM 12541; JCM 2532; LMG 17319; NBRC 15849; NCIMB 1493).

Ex: sea water. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 167, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Planomonospora parontospora subsp. parontospora (Thiemann et al. 1967) Thiemann et al.

1968

Ac-664 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-664 <-- RIA 939 <-- J.E.Thiemann, B-677. (RIA 939;

ATCC 23863; CBS 117.69; CCRC 13425; DSM 43177; IFM 1246; IFO

(now NBRC) 13880; IMET 9030; JCM 3093; NRRL B-8120). Ex: soil.

Atacama. Chile DNA sequences: D85495. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Planomonospora venezuelensis Thiemann 1970

Ac-699 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-699 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, KCC A-0167. (ATCC

23865; DSM 43178; IFM 1255; IFO (now NBRC) 15590; JCM 3167; NRRL

B-16603). Ex: soil. Venezuela DNA sequences: AB028655. Pathogenicity


Planotetraspora mira Runmao et al.1993










9131). Ex: soil. Wolung, Sichuan. China DNA sequences: D85496.


183, 28oC, F-1)

Plantibacter flavus Behrendt et al. 2002

Ac-2504 Type <-- DSM 14012. (DSM 14012; JCM 12144; LMG 19919; NBRC 103081).

Ex: phylloshere of grasses. Germany DNA sequences: AJ310417.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Polaromonas hydrogenivorans Sizova and Panikov 2007

B-2398 Òype <-- M. Sizova Stevens Institute of Technology. (DSM 17735; NRRL B-

41369). Ex: seasonally frozen forest soil. Alaska, Fairbanks. USA.


5, 10oC, F-1, F-3)

Porphyrobacter sp.

B-2660 <-- V. Yurkov University of Manitoba, Canada, BF8. (DSM 23304). Ex:

basin outflow pool at Cave and Basin National Historic Site. Sulphur

Mountain, Banff National Park. Alberta. Canada DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: FN668376. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Prauserella rugosa (Lechevalier et al. 1986) Kim and Goodfellow 1999

Ac-1243 Type <-- L.P.Terekhova INA, IMET 7650. Received as: Nocardia rugosa Di

Marco and Spalla 1957 Type. Synonym: Amycolatopsis rugosa (ex Di Marco

and Spalla 1957) Lechevalier et al. 1986, Nocardia rugosa Di Marco and

Spalla 1957, Proactinomyces rugosa (ex Di Marco and Spalla 1957)

Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 43014; CIP 106520; DSM 43194; IFO (now

NBRC) 14506; IMRU 3760; JCM 9736; NCIMB 8926; NRRL B-2295). Ex:

cattle rumen, rumen DNA sequences: AF051342, AB297964, AB327259.


64, 28oC, F-1)

Promicromonospora citrea Krassilnikov et al. 1961

Ac-665 Type <-- INMI, VKM A- 665 <-- RIA 562 <-- INMI 18. (VKM Ac-1030: RIA

562; ATCC 15908; DSM 43110; IFO (now NBRC) 12397; IMET 7267;

JCM 3051; LMG 4076; NCIMB 12149; NRRL B-3485). Ex: garden soil




Ac-788 <-- D.T.Pataraya, 195D. Received as: Promicromonospora sp. Ex: mountain

soil. Georgia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1028 <-- M.Lechevalier, LL G- 201. Ex: aluminum hydroxide gel antacid. USA.









64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1030 Type <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7267 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov, RIA 562 <--

L.V.Kalakoutskii, INMI 18. (VKM Ac-665: RIA 562; ATCC 15908; DSM


NCIMB 12149; NRRL B-3485). Ex: garden soil DNA sequences: X83808.


64, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-1035 <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7266. Ex: soil. Germany. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Promicromonospora sp.

Ac-785 <-- D.T.Pataraya,, 58D. Received as: Promicromonospora citrea Krassilnikov

et al. 1961. Other name: Promicromonospora citrea Krassilnikov et al. 1961;

Promicromonospora alba Evtushenko 1985. Ex: soil. Georgia. Pathogenicity


C-1)


Ac-786 <-- D.T.Pataraya,, 64D. Received as: Promicromonospora citrea Krassilnikov

et al. 1961. Other name: Promicromonospora citrea Krassilnikov et al. 1961;

Promicromonospora alba Evtushenko 1985. Ex: soil. Georgia. Pathogenicity


C-1)


Ac-787 <-- D.T.Pataraya, 140D. Received as: Promicromonospora citrea

Krassilnikov et al. 1961. Other name: Promicromonospora citrea

Krassilnikov et al. 1961; Promicromonospora alba Evtushenko 1985. Ex:

mountain soil. Georgia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-796 <-- D.T.Pataraya, 16D. Received as: Promicromonospora citrea. Other name:

Promicromonospora citrea Krassilnikov et al. 1961; Promicromonospora alba

Evtushenko 1985 Type. Ex: soil. Georgia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-1026 <-- M.Lechevalier, LL G -165. Received as: Promicromonospora citrea

Krassilnikov et al. 1961. (DSM 46081; IMET 7533). Ex: aluminum

hydroxide gel antacid. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1027 <-- M.Lechevalier, LL G- 173. Received as: Promicromonospora citrea









Krassilnikov et al. 1961. (DSM 46082; IMET 7534). Ex: aluminum

hydroxide gel antacid. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1031 <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7001. Received as: Promicromonospora citrea

Krassilnikov et al. 1961. (DSM 43877; IMET 7001). Ex: soil. Limestone

cave of Demanova. Slovakia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1039 <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7493. Other name: Promicromonospora citrea



(Medium 64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1040 <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7495. Other name: Promicromonospora citrea



(Medium 64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1043 <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7579. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Promicromonospora sukumoe Takahashi et al. 1988

Ac-1966 Type <-- JCM 6845. (DSM 44121; IFO (now NBRC) 14650; JCM 6845). Ex: soil.

Kochi Pref., Sukumo City. Japan DNA sequences: AB056130, AB023375,


(Medium 166, 28oC, F-1)

Propionibacterium freudenreichii subsp. shermanii (van Niel 1928) Holdeman and Moore 1970

Ac-2092 <-- L.I.Vorobjeva DM MSU, KM 185. Ex: soviet cheese. Russia.


36, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-2093 <-- L.I.Vorobjeva DM MSU, KM 186 (mutant of strain KM 185). Russia.


36, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-2094 <-- L.I.Vorobjeva DM MSU, KM 187 (mutant of strain KM 185). Russia.


36, 28oC, F-1)

Propionibacterium sp.

Ac-1436 <-- L.S.Sharaya IBPM, 6D. Ex: mineral water Jerelna, bore-well. Truskavets.











(Medium 36, 37oC, F-2, S-7, C-3)


Ac-1437 <-- L.S.Sharaya IBPM, 5B. Ex: mineral water Naftusya, bore-hole.

Truskavets. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 36, 37oC, F-2, S-7, C-3)


Ac-1438 <-- L.S.Sharaya IBPM, 2K. Ex: mineral water Kuvaka, spring. Penza




Ac-1910 <-- L.I.Vorobjeva DM MSU, N400. Received as: Propionibacterium

coccoides Vorobjeva et al. Other name: Propionibacterium coccoides

Vorobjeva et al.; Luteococcus japonicus subsp. casei; Luteococcus casei. Ex:

soviet cheese at the early stage its ripening. Altai Territory. Russia.


36, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-2259 <-- VKM B-104 <-- INMI, VKM B-104 <-- N.M.Neronova INMI. Received

as: Propionibacterium shermanii van Niel 1928. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-2260 <-- VKM B-103 <-- INMI, VKM B-103 <-- N.M.Neronova, INMI. Received

as: Propionibacterium shermanii van Niel 1928. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-2263 <-- VKM B-1263 <-- INMI, VKM B-1263 <-- PCM, T-128

(Propionibacterium zeae Hitchner 1932). Pathogenicity group (SanPin




(Propionibacterium technicum van Niel 1928). Pathogenicity group (SanPin




(Propionibacterium petersonii van Niel 1928). Pathogenicity group (SanPin




(Propionibacterium pentosaceum van Niel 1928). Pathogenicity group














(Propionibacterium pituitosum Janoschek 1944). Pathogenicity group



Ac-2268 <-- VKM B-1268 <-- INMI, VKM B-1268 <-- PCM, T-

121(Propionibacterium raffinosaceum Werkman et Kendall 1931).


36, 30oC, F-1, F-3)

Prosthecochloris marina

B-3301 Type <-- Bryantseva Irina, Research center of Fundamental Biotechnology.

Received as: V1. (KCTC 15824). Ex: steel plates submerged into the water.

Coastal sea water, South China Sea. Vietnam DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: MF423475; genome NZ_PDNZ00000000.1. Pathogenicity group



Prosthecomicrobium pneumaticum Staley 1968

B-1389 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1389 <-- J.T. Staley Michigan State University, 3a.

(ATCC 23633; NCIMB 12774). Ex: Freshwater creek. Pathogenicity group


Prosthecomicrobium sp.

B-1138 <-- INMI, VKM B-1138 <-- L.V. Vasilyeva INMI, 1108. Ex: soil,

chernozem from vegetable garden. Krasnodar. Russia. Pathogenicity group


4)

Prosthecomicrobium sp.

B-1313 <-- INMI, VKM B-1313 <-- L.V. Vasilyeva INMI, 1102. Received as:

Agrobacterium polyspheroidum Nikitin and Vasilyeva 1968. Other name:

Prosthecomicrobium polyspheroidum Vasilyeva and Lafitskaya 1976. (DSM

5899). Ex: soil, chernozem. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Proteinivorax hydrogeniformans Boltyanskaya et al., 2018

B-3042 Type <-- Kevbrin V, Institute of Microbiology RAS. Received as: Z-710. (DSM

102085). Ex: water collecting ditch near Tantar III lake. Altay region. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene KU933341. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 276, 30oCoC Growth


Proteinivorax tanatarense Kevbrin et al. 2013

B-2763 Type <-- Kevbrin V. INMI. Received as: Z-910. (DSM 25977). Ex: decaying algal

bloom from an alkaline lake. Tanatar VI Lake. Altai Territory. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KC702860, KC702860. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic, pH 8.8., F-2)









Proteinivorax tanatarense Kevbrin et al. 2013

B-2764 <-- Kevbrin V. INMI. Received as: Z-810. (DSM 25976). Ex: decaying algal

bloom from an alkaline lake. Tanatar VI Lake. Altai Territory. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: JQ904542, JQ904541. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic, pH 8.8., F-2)

Pseudarthrobacter oxydans (Schippers-Lammertse et al. 1963) Busse 2016

Ac-1114 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-663 <-- NCIMB 9333. Synonym: Arthrobacter oxydans

Sguros 1954. (ATCC 14358; CIP 107005; DSM 20119; IFO (now NBRC)

12138; IMET 10684; JCM 2521; LMG 3816; NCIMB 9333). Ex: air DNA



Pseudarthrobacter oxydans (Schippers-Lammertse et al. 1963) Busse 2016

Ac-1115 <-- INMI, VKM B-664 <-- NCIMB 9334. Synonym: Arthrobacter oxydans

Sguros 1954. (ATCC 14359; DSM 20120; JCM 3875; NCIMB 9334).


64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Pseudarthrobacter polychromogenes (Schippers-Lammertse et al. 1963) Busse 2016

Ac-1955 Type <-- IFO 15512. Synonym: Arthrobacter polychromogenes Schippers-

Lammertse et al. 1963. (ATCC 15216; CCRC 12114; CIP 106989; DSM

20136; IFO (now NBRC) 15512; JCM 2523; LMG 3821; NCIMB 10267).

Ex: air DNA sequences: X80741. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Schroeter 1872) Migula 1900

B-54 <-- INMI, VKM B-54 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI. Received as: Bacterium

fluorescens liquefaciens. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): 4. (Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Pseudomonas alcaligenes Monias 1928

B-1295 <-- INMI, VKM B-1295 <-- O. Lysenko CCEB, CCEB 861. Pathogenicity


1, F-3)

Pseudomonas alcaligenes Monias 1928

B-2171 Òype <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, UCM B-145 <-- H.A. Kiprianova, 4138 <--

CCEB, CCEB 759. Received as: Pseudomonas alcaligenes. (ATCC 14909;

BCRC 11893; BCRC 13909; CCM 2655; CCUG 1425 A; CECT 7784;

CFBP 2437; CIP 101034; CNCTC 5784; CNCTC Ps 152/77; DSM 50342;

UCM B-145; JCM 20561; LMG 1224; NBRC 14159; NCAIM B.02011;

NCCB 76044; NCIMB 9945). Ex: water. Swimming pool. Pathogenicity


1, F-3)

Pseudomonas antarctica Reddy et al. 2004

B-2172 <-- H.A. Kiprianova, IMV, 881. Received as: Pseudomonas fluorescens var.








pseudoiodinum Korth 1970. Ex: Medicago sp., roots. Pathogenicity group


Pseudomonas baetica Lopez et al. 2012

B-3331 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, MM8-2. Ex: buried seeds, permafrost, 20-40

thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia.


15, 30oC, F-1)

Pseudomonas brassicacearum subsp. neoaurantiaca Ivanova et al. 2009

B-1524 Òype <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, 387. Received as: Pseudomonas aurantiaca

Nakhimovskaya 1948. (ATCC 49054; CIP 109457; IMV 387). Ex: potato,

Solanum tuberosum DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY271792.


5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Pseudomonas chlororaphis subsp. aurantiaca (Nakhimovskaya 1948) Peix et al. 2007

B-548 <-- INMI, VKM B-548 <-- ARRIAM, 547. Synonym: Pseudomonas

aurantiaca Nakhimovskaya 1948. Ex: maize, Zea mays. Pathogenicity group


3)


B-560 <-- INMI, VKM B-560 <-- T.A. Sorokina ARRIAM. Received as:

Pseudomonas aurantiaca. Synonym: Pseudomonas aurantiaca

Nakhimovskaya 1948. (NCIMB 10066). Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-875 <-- INMI, VKM B-875 <-- ARRIAM, 518c. Received as: Pseudomonas

aurantiaca. Synonym: Pseudomonas aurantiaca Nakhimovskaya 1948.


5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-876 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-876 <-- T.A. Sorokina ARRIAM, 473c. Received as:

Pseudomonas aurantiaca Type. Synonym: Pseudomonas aurantiaca

Nakhimovskaya 1948. (ATCC 33663; BCRC 15821; CFBP 4369; CIP

106718; DSM 19603; ICMP 6003; LMG 21630; NCIMB 10068) DNA




B-1558 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-14 <-- T.A. Sorokina ARRIAM, 520 cb. Received as:

Pseudomonas aurantiaca. Synonym: Pseudomonas aurantiaca

Nakhimovskaya 1948. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Pseudomonas chlororaphis subsp. aureofaciens (Kluyver 1956) Peix et al. 2007

B-1249 <-- INMI, VKM B-1249 <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, 1972. Received as:









Pseudomonas aureofaciens. Synonym: Pseudomonas aureofaciens Kluyver

1956. (UCM B-109). Ex: oil-bearing soil. Drogobych. Ukraine.


5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Pseudomonas chlororaphis subsp. chlororaphis (Guignard and Sauvageau 1894) Peix et al.

2007

B-1246 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1246 <-- O. Lysenko CCEB, CCEB 292. Received as:

Pseudomonas chlororaphis Type. Synonym: Bacillus chlororaphis Guignard

and Sauvageau 1894. (VKM B-897; ATCC 9446; BCRC 11566; CCM 1975;

CCUG 552 B; CDBB 90; CECT 4470; CFBP 2132; CIP 63.22; DSM 50083;

HAMBI 2011; IAM 12354; IAM 1511; ICMP 13613; JCM 2778; KACC

10150; LMG 5004; LMG 6220; LMG 6457; NBRC 3904; NCAIM B.02012;

NCCB 76041; NCIMB 9392; NCPPB 1798; NCTC 13002; NCTC 357; VTT

E-95581). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Pseudomonas corrugata Roberts and Scarlett 1981 emend. Sutra et al. 1997

B-552 <-- INMI, VKM B-552 <-- ARRIAM, 56. Received as: Pseudomonas

pyocyanea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Pseudomonas extremaustralis Lopez et al. 2010

B-3249 <-- UIB, IB-K13-1A. Ex: ground. Kinderlinskaya cave. Republic of

Bashkortostan, Gafuriy District. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Pseudomonas fluorescens Migula 1895

B-526 <-- INMI, VKM B-526 <-- DMA MSU, 028. Received as: Pseudomonas

boreopolis Gray and Thornton 1928. Synonym: Bacillus fluorescens

liquefaciens Fluegge 1886, Bacillus fluorescens Trevisan 1889, Bacterium

fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Lehmann and Neumann 1896, Liquidomonas

fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen 1909. Ex: oak. USSR.


5, 28oC, F-1, C- 1, F-3)


B-553 <-- INMI, VKM B-553 <-- ARRIAM, 3. Synonym: Bacillus fluorescens



fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen 1909. Ex: pine, needles.


5, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


B-561 <-- INMI, VKM B-561 <-- ARRIAM. Synonym: Bacillus fluorescens



fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen 1909. Pathogenicity group (SanPin









B-894 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-894 <-- CCEB, CCEB 546. Synonym: Bacillus

fluorescens liquefaciens Fluegge 1886, Bacillus fluorescens Trevisan 1889,

Bacterium fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Lehmann and Neumann 1896,

Liquidomonas fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen 1909. (ACM 441;

ATCC 13525; CCM 2115; CCUG 1253; CCUG 2030; CDBB 1243; CIP

69.13; DSM 50090; HAMBI 27; IAM 12022; JCM 5963; KCTC 12453;

LMG 1794; NBRC 14160; NCIMB 9046; NCTC 10038; NRRL B-14678;

NRRL B-2641). Ex: pre- filter tanks. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



B-1470 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-28 <-- INMIA, CCEB 285. Synonym: Bacillus



Liquidomonas fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen 1909. (ATCC 948;

BCRC 10304; CCUG 1254; CIP 106483; JCM 13058; JCM 20338; LMG

5822; NBRC 3903; NCIM 2390; NCIMB 9493; NCPPB 1601; NRRL B-10;

NRRL B-253). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):



B-1473 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-25 <-- T.A. Sorokina ARRIAM, 449 c. Received as:

Pseudomonas fluorescens. Synonym: Bacillus fluorescens liquefaciens

Fluegge 1886, Bacillus fluorescens Trevisan 1889, Bacterium fluorescens

(Trevisan 1889) Lehmann and Neumann 1896, Liquidomonas fluorescens

(Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen 1909. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-1476 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-172 <-- V.L. Belikova IBPM, 11. Synonym: Bacillus



Liquidomonas fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen 1909. Ex: wheat,

Triticum vulgare. Dushanbe. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Pseudomonas fluorescens

B-2167 <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, UCM B-64 <-- Boiko O.I., 1488. Received as:

Pseudomonas fluorescens. (UCM B-64). Ex: rhizosphere of Linum

indehiscens. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):



B-2169 <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, 1931. Received as: Pseudomonas fluorescens.

Synonym: Bacillus fluorescens liquefaciens Fluegge 1886, Bacillus

fluorescens Trevisan 1889, Bacterium fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Lehmann







and Neumann 1896, Liquidomonas fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen

1909. Ex: oil-bearing soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-2181 <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, 2303. Synonym: Bacillus fluorescens liquefaciens

Fluegge 1886, Bacillus fluorescens Trevisan 1889, Bacterium fluorescens

(Trevisan 1889) Lehmann and Neumann 1896, Liquidomonas fluorescens

(Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen 1909. Ex: oil-bearing soil. Pathogenicity group



B-3311 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED94-62à. Synonym: Bacillus fluorescens



fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen 1909. Ex: permafrost, 20-40

thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshoi Khomus-Jurjach River, bank,

Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-3322 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED23-26. Synonym: Bacillus fluorescens



fluorescens (Trevisan 1889) Orla-Jensen 1909. Ex: permafrost, 20-40

thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshoi Khomus-Jurjach River, bank,

Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas fragi (Eichholz 1902) Gruber 1905

B-898 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-898 <-- O. Lysenko CCEB, CCEB 387. Synonym:

Bacterium fragi Eichholz 1902. (ATCC 4973; CCUG 556; CFBP 4556; CIP

55.4; DSM 3456; HAMBI 28; IFO 3458; LMG 2191; NCCB 69033; NCTC

10689; NRRL B-25; NRRL B-727). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas gessardii Verhille et al. 1999

B-896 <-- INMI, VKM B-896 <-- O. Lysenko CCEB, CCEB 488A. Received as:

Pseudomonas fluorescens. (VKM B-895; ATCC 15456; CCUG 553; CIP

63.26; ICMP 3520; LMD 68.33; LMG 2189; NCAIM B.01153; NCCB

68033; NCIMB 9886; NCPPB 1598). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Pseudomonas helmanticensis Ramirez et al. 2014


Kolyma Lowland, Bolshaya Chukochia River, bank, Arctic. Russia.


15, 30oC, f-1)

Pseudomonas lundensis Molin et al. 1986








B-2183 Òype <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, UCM B-175 <-- H.A. Kiprianova, 4231<-- CCM,

CCM 3503. (ATCC 49968; CCM 3503; CCUG 18757; CFBP 4564; CIP

103272; DSM 6252; UCM B-175; LMG 13517; NCIMB 12337). Ex: cooled

meat. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Pseudomonas mandelii Verhille et al. 1999

B-3250 <-- UIB, IB-Ki14. Ex: ground. Kinderlinskaya cave. Republic of

Bashkortostan, Gafuriy District. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Pseudomonas mendocina Palleroni 1970

B-972 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-972 <-- Ë.È. Ñîëíöåâà ÈÍÌÈ, CH 50 <-- N J. Palleroni, CH

50. (VKM B-1299; ATCC 25411; BCRC 10458; CCM 3590; CCUG 1781;

CECT 320; CFBP 2434; CIP 75.21; DSM 50017; ICMP 13540; JCM 5966;

LMG 1223; NBRC 14162; NCCB 76043; NCIMB 10541; NCTC 10897;

VTT E-99945). Ex: soil enrichment with ethanol as carbon source.


5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Pseudomonas mendocina Palleroni 1970

B-1199 <-- INMI, VKM B-1199 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-167 <-- CCM, CCM 1950.

Received as: Flavobacterium denitrificans (Jensen) Bergey et al. 1923.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Pseudomonas migulae Verhille et al. 1999

B-3319 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, EDÌ6-1. Ex: permafrost, 20-40 thousand years.




Pseudomonas migulae Verhille et al. 1999

B-3332 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, VS27. Ex: permafrost, 3-5 thousand years. Kolyma

Lowland, Bolshoi Khomus-Jurjach River, bank, Eastern Siberia, Arctic.



Pseudomonas oleovorans subsp. oleovorans (Lee and Chandler 1941) Saha et al. 2010

B-1522 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1522 <-- ATCC, ATCC 8062. Received as: Pseudomonas

oleovorans Type. Synonym: Pseudomonas oleovorans Lee and Chandler

1941, Pseudomonas pseudoalcaligenes Stanier 1966, Pseudomonas

pseudoalcaligenes subsp. pseudoalcaligenes (Stanier 1966) Schaad et al.

1978. (ATCC 8062; CBMAI 703; CCUG 2087; CDBB 799; CECT 4079;

CFBP 5589; CIP 59.11; DSM 1045; JCM 11598; KCTC 2872; LMG 2229;

NBRC 13583; NCCB 60081; NCIM 2867; NCIMB 6576; NCTC 10692;

NRRL B-778). Ex: oil-water emulsion used as lubricant and cooling agent in

cutting and grinding of metals. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,









Pseudomonas oryzihabitans Kodama et al. 1985

B-3325 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, Tik3. Ex: permafrost, 220-390 thousand years.



Pseudomonas paracarnis Lick et al. 2021

B-527 <-- INMI, VKM B-526 <-- KM MGU, 028. Received as: Pseudomonas

pyocyanea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no

Pseudomonas paracarnis Lick et al. 2021

B-3328 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, 200-2. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex:

permafrost, 600 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshoi Khomus-Jurjach

River, bank, Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Pseudomonas putida (Trevisan 1889) Migula 1895

B-901 <-- INMI, VKM B-901 <-- O. Lysenko CCEB, CCEB 520. Synonym:

Arthrobacter siderocapsulatus Dubinina and Zhdanov 1975 (Approved Lists

1980), Bacillus putidus Trevisan 1889. Other name: Bacillus fluorescens

putidus Fluegge 1886, Pseudomonas eisenbergii Migula 1900, Pseudomonas

convexa Chester 1901, Pseudomonas incognita Chester 1901, Pseudomonas

ovalis Chester 1901, Pseudomonas rugosa (Wright 1895) Chester 1901,

Pseudomonas striata Chester 1901. (CCUG 554 B; CIP 63.23; DSM 46608;

ICMP 3511; LMD 68.34; LMD 70.19; LMG 2259; NCCB 68034; NCCB

7001; NCIMB 9887). Ex: fall webworm Hyphantria cunea. Pathogenicity


1, F-3)


B-973 <-- INMI, VKM B-973 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI <-- R. Y. Stanier, A90.

Synonym: Arthrobacter siderocapsulatus Dubinina and Zhdanov 1975

(Approved Lists 1980), Bacillus putidus Trevisan 1889. Other name:

Bacillus fluorescens putidus Fluegge 1886, Pseudomonas eisenbergii Migula

1900, Pseudomonas convexa Chester 1901, Pseudomonas incognita Chester

1901, Pseudomonas ovalis Chester 1901, Pseudomonas rugosa (Wright

1895) Chester 1901, Pseudomonas striata Chester 1901. Pathogenicity group


3)


B-1301 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1301 <-- O. Lysenko CCEB, CCEB 848. Synonym:






Pseudomonas striata Chester 1901. (VKM B-2187; ATCC 12633; BCRC

10459; CCM 7156; CCUG 12690; CECT 324; CFBP 2066; CIP 52.191;





CNCTC 5802; CNCTC Ps 161/78; DSM 291; ICMP 2758; ICMP 3510; JCM

13063; LMG 2257; NBRC 14164; NCAIM B.01634; VKPM B-4589; VTT

E-92005). Ex: soil, enrichment with lactate. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



B-2182 <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, UCM B-133 <-- O.I. Boiko, 2200. Synonym:






Pseudomonas striata Chester 1901. (UCM B-133). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity


5)


B-3312 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED23-33 rif. Synonym: Arthrobacter

siderocapsulatus Dubinina and Zhdanov 1975 (Approved Lists 1980),

Bacillus putidus Trevisan 1889. Other name: Bacillus fluorescens putidus

Fluegge 1886, Pseudomonas eisenbergii Migula 1900, Pseudomonas



Pseudomonas striata Chester 1901. Ex: permafrost, 5-10 thousand years.





B-3318 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED72-65. Synonym: Arthrobacter siderocapsulatus

Dubinina and Zhdanov 1975 (Approved Lists 1980), Bacillus putidus

Trevisan 1889. Other name: Bacillus fluorescens putidus Fluegge 1886,

Pseudomonas eisenbergii Migula 1900, Pseudomonas convexa Chester 1901,

Pseudomonas incognita Chester 1901, Pseudomonas ovalis Chester 1901,

Pseudomonas rugosa (Wright 1895) Chester 1901, Pseudomonas striata

Chester 1901. Ex: permafrost, 20-40 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland,

Bolshoi Khomus-Jurjach River, bank, Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia.


15, 30oC, F-1)


B-3327 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, Tik1. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Synonym:

Arthrobacter siderocapsulatus Dubinina and Zhdanov 1975; Bacillus putidus

Trevisan 1889. Other name: Bacillus fluorescens putidus Fluegge 1886,

Pseudomonas eisenbergii Migula 1900, Pseudomonas convexa Chester 1901,

Pseudomonas incognita Chester 1901, Pseudomonas ovalis Chester 1901,

Pseudomonas rugosa (Wright 1895) Chester 1901, Pseudomonas striata

Chester 1901. Ex: permafrost, 220-390 thousand years. Laptev Sea, bank,





Eastern Siberia. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Pseudomonas savastanoi (Janse 1982) Gardan et al. 1992

B-1546 <-- CCM, CCM 2114. Received as: Pseudomonas syringae. Synonym:

Pseudomonas syringae subsp. savastanoi (ex Smith 1908) Janse 1982,

Pseudomonas savastanoi (Smith 1908) Stevens 1913. (CCM 2114; CCUG

1826; LMG 5141; NCAIM B.01120; NCPPB 1072). Ex: Pyrus communis.

UK. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Pseudomonas sp.

B-96 <-- INMI, VKM B-96 <-- E.I. Kozlova KM MSU, 96. Received as:

Achromobacter liquefaciens. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas sp.

B-97 <-- INMI, VKM B-97 <-- E.I. Kozlova KM MSU. Received as:

Achromobacter liquefaciens. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas sp.

B-540 <-- INMI, VKM B-540 <-- INMIA, BU-295. Received as: Pseudomonas

fluorescens Migula 1895. Ex: creamery wastes. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Pseudomonas sp.

B-541 <-- INMI, VKM B-541 <-- INMIA, BU-368. Received as: Pseudomonas

fluorescens Migula 1895. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas sp.

B-542 <-- INMI, VKM B-542 <-- INMIA, 88. Received as: Pseudomonas

fluorescens Migula 1895. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas sp.


liquefaciens (Tataroff) Migula 1900. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas sp.

B-558 <-- INMI, VKM B-558 <-- ARRIAM. Received as: Pseudomonas

melochlora (Winkler and Schroter) Migula 1900. Pathogenicity group


3)

Pseudomonas sp.


melochlora (Winkler and Schroter) Migula 1900. Pathogenicity group











3)

Pseudomonas sp.

B-878 <-- INMI, VKM B-878 <-- DM MSU. Received as: Pseudomonas

myxogenes. (VKM B-530). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas sp.

B-892 <-- INMI, VKM B-892 <-- CCEB, CCEB 525. Received as: Pseudomonas

denitrificans Bergey et al. 1923 Neotype. (ATCC 19244; CCUG 2519;

CCUG 558; CECT 4051; CECT 5046; CIP 63.54; IAM 12023; JCM 20356;

LMG 2179; NCIMB 1656; NCTC 1656; NRRL B-775). Ex: garden soil.


5, 30oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Pseudomonas sp.


Pseudomonas ovalis. (ATCC 8209; BCRC 11903; CCM 1977; CCUG 555;

CFBP 3141; CIP 59.17; DSM 1693; IAM 12355; NBRC 3738; JCM 20511;

KCTC 2349; LMG 2232; NCIMB 8296; NRRL B-1595). Pathogenicity


1, F-3)

Pseudomonas sp.

B-970 <-- INMI, VKM B-970 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI<-- R. Y. Stanier, 18. (ATCC

17400; BCRC 13904; CFBP 2127; DSM 50117; LMG 14674; NBRC 15833;

NCIMB 10460). Ex: hen egg. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas sp.


gracilis Migula 1900. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Pseudomonas sp.


berolinensis Migula 1895. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas sp.

B-1252 <-- INMI, VKM B-1252 <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, 2523. Received as:

Pseudomonas pseudoalcaligenes. (UCM B-149). Ex: mud of brook. Kiev

Region. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Pseudomonas sp.

B-1292 <-- INMI, VKM B-1292 <-- BTCC, BTCC 66. Received as: Pseudomonas

eisenbergii Migula 1900. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,











Pseudomonas sp.

B-1293 <-- INMI, VKM B-1293 <-- BTCC, BTCC 1976. Received as: Pseudomonas

mildenbergii Bergey et al. 1930. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudomonas sp.


Pseudomonas marginata (McCulloch) Stapp 1928. Pathogenicity group


3)

Pseudomonas sp.

B-1459 <-- IBPM, IBPM, B-21 <-- V.L. Belikova IBPM, c-5-5. Received as:

Pseudomonas putida. Ex: soil. Dushanbe. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group


Pseudomonas sp.

B-1460 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-34 <-- V.L. Belikova IBPM, 19. Received as:

Pseudomonas putida. Ex: soil. Dushanbe. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group


Pseudomonas sp.

B-1461 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-39 <-- V.L. Belikova IBPM, 5-2. Received as:

Pseudomonas putida. Ex: Poa bulbosa. Dushanbe. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity


5)

Pseudomonas sp.


Pseudomonas fluorescens. Ex: soil. Dushanbe. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity


5)

Pseudomonas sp.


Pseudomonas fluorescens. Ex: soil. Dushanbe. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity


5)

Pseudomonas sp.

B-1474 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-24 <-- V.L. Belikova IBPM, Roc 15-1. Received as:

Pseudomonas fluorescens. Ex: Carex pachystylis, root. Dushanbe. Tajikistan.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Pseudomonas sp.

B-1475 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-29 <-- INMIA, BU 368. Received as: Pseudomonas

fluorescens. (ATCC 13626; CCM 1074; CCUG 1824; CGMCC 1.3350; CIP

59.29; LMD 62.2; NBRC 3461; NCCB 62002; NCIMB 8906). Pathogenicity











5)

Pseudomonas sp.

B-1559 <-- IBPM, IBPM B-37 <-- T.A. Sorokina ARRIAM, 595 C. Received as:

Pseudomonas putida. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Pseudomonas sp.

B-2168 <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, IMV B-28 <-- Boiko O.I., 1602. (UCM B-28).

Ex: rhizosphere of Cannabis ruderalis. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Pseudomonas sp.

B-2170 <-- H.A. Kiprianova IMV, UCM B-36 <-- H.A. Kiprianova, 2125. Received

as: Pseudomonas fluorescens. (UCM B-36). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group


Pseudomonas sp.

B-2922 <-- IM NAS of Belarus, BIM B-2233 < G.M. Zaitsev IM NAS of Belarus,

GM-18. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex: soil. Brest Region, Beryoza.

Belarus. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Pseudomonas sp.


GM-16. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex: soil. Brest Region, Beryoza.



Pseudomonas sp.

B-3309 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, A19-1. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex: sample of

permafrost sedimen, 5-10 thousand years. Omolon River, bank, Eastern

Siberia. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Pseudomonas sp.

B-3314 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, 135. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex: permafrost,

2000 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshoi Khomus-Jurjach River,

bank, Eastern Siberia, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Pseudomonas sp.

B-3316 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED23-10. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex:




Pseudomonas sp.













Pseudomonas sp.


Lowland, Bolshaya Chukochia River, bank, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity


Pseudomonas sp.





Pseudomonas sp.


Lowland, Bolshaya Chukochia River, bank, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity


Pseudomonas sp.

B-3326 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, VM165. Ex: permafrost, 1000 thousand years.




Pseudomonas sp.





Pseudomonas sp.

B-3333 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, VS38. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex: permafrost,

3-5 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshaya Chukochia River, bank,



Pseudomonas sp.




Pseudomonas sp.





Pseudomonas sp.













Pseudomonas stutzeri (Lehmann and Neumann 1896) Sijderius 1946

B-903 <-- INMI, VKM B-903 <-- O. Lysenko CCEB, CCEB 522. Synonym:

Pseudomonas perfectomarina (ex ZoBell and Upham 1944) Baumann et al.

1983, Pseudomonas chloritidismutans Wolterink et al. 2002, Bacillus

denitrificans II Burri and Stutzer 1895, Bacterium stutzeri Lehmann and

Neumann 1896, Bacillus nitrogenes Migula 1900, Bacillus stutzeri Chester

1901, Achromobacter sewerinii Bergey et al. 1923, Achromobacter stutzeri

Bergey et al. 1930, Pseudomonas stanieri Mandel 1966, not Pseudomonas

stutzeri Migula 1900. (ATCC 11607; CCUG 711; CDBB 101; CECT 325;

CIP 63.21; DSM 50227; LMG 1228; LMG 2334; LMG 6394; NCIMB 9721;


no. (Medium 5, 37oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-975 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-975 <-- L.I. Solntseva INMI, 221 <-- R.Y. Stanier, 221.

Synonym: Pseudomonas perfectomarina (ex ZoBell and Upham 1944)

Baumann et al. 1983, Pseudomonas chloritidismutans Wolterink et al. 2002,

Bacillus denitrificans II Burri and Stutzer 1895, Bacterium stutzeri Lehmann

and Neumann 1896, Bacillus nitrogenes Migula 1900, Bacillus stutzeri

Chester 1901, Achromobacter sewerinii Bergey et al. 1923, Achromobacter

stutzeri Bergey et al. 1930, Pseudomonas stanieri Mandel 1966, not

Pseudomonas stutzeri Migula 1900. (VKM B-1303; ATCC 17588; BCRC

17185; CCM 4557; CCUG 11256; CECT 930; CFBP 2443; CIP 103022;

CNCTC 5484; DSM 5190; IAM 12668; ICMP 12561; JCM 5965; KCTC

1066; LMD 76.42; LMG 11199; LMG 2333; NBRC 14165; NCAIM

B.02047; NCCB 76042; NCIM 5136; NCIMB 11358; NCPPB 1973; NCTC

12262; VTT E-991286). Ex: spinal fluid DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:


(Medium 5, 37oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-3320 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, M4-4. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex: permafrost,

10 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshaya Chukochia River, bank,



Pseudomonas synxantha (Ehrenberg 1840) Holland 1920

B-3313 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED23-26à rif. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex:

permafrost. Kolyma Lowland, Bolshoi Khomus-Jurjach River, bank, Eastern

Siberia, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Pseudomonas synxantha (Ehrenberg 1840) Holland 1920










Pseudomonas taetrolens Haynes 1957

B-904 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-904 <-- O. Lysenko CCEB, CCEB 381. (ATCC 4683;

BCRC 11013; CCM 1982; CCUG 560; CFBP 5592; CIP 103299; DSM

21104; IAM 1653; JCM 20238; KACC 10836; KCTC 12501; LMG 2336;

NBRC 3460; NCIMB 9396; NCTC 10697; NRRL B-14; NRRL B-731). Ex:

musty egg. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Pseudomonas turukhanskensis Korshunova et al. 2016

B-2935 Type <-- Institute of Biology Ufa Research Centre RAS, IB-1.1. Received as:

Pseudomonas turukhanskensis. Ex: oil-contaminated soil. Krasnoyarsk

Territory, Turukhansky District. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

KP306892; rpoD: LT219438; rpoB: LT219439; gyrB: LT219440.


5, 28oC, F-1)

Pseudonocardia alni (Evtushenko et al. 1989) Warwick et al. 1994

Ac-901 Type <-- L.S.Sharaya IBPM, 3LS. Received as: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya

and Tubaki 1956) Hirsch 1961. Synonym: Amycolata alni Evtushenko et al.

1989. (DSM 44104; IFO (now NBRC) 14991; JCM 9103). Ex: spreckled

alder, Alnus incana, root nodules. Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences:

AJ252823, GU083568, Y08535, X76954, AB915621. Pathogenicity group



Ac-914 <-- Sharaya L.S. IBPM, 6LS. Received as: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya


1989. Ex: soil, brushwood of black alder, Alnus glutinosa. Caucasus State

Biosphere Reserve. Krasnodar Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity group



Ac-915 <-- L.S.Sharaya IBPM, 11LS. Received as: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya


1989. Ex: spreckled alder, Alnus incana, root nodules. Moscow Region.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)




1989. Ex: spreckled alder, Alnus incana, root nodules. Russia. Pathogenicity


C-1)











1989. Ex: rhizosphere of Alnus glutinosa. Russia. Pathogenicity group



Ac-1066 <-- NCIMB 8939. Received as: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya and

Tubaki 1956) Hirsch 1961. Synonym: Amycolata alni Evtushenko et al.

1989. Other name: Amycolata autotrophica (Takamiya and Tubaki 1956)

Lechevalier et al. 1986; Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya and Tubaki 1956)

Hirsch 1961. (ATCC 13181; DSM 43095; IMRU 1337; NCIMB 8939). Ex:


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Pseudonocardia autotrophica (Takamiya and Tubaki 1956) Warwick et al. 1994

Ac-941 Type <-- H.G.Schlegel, DSM 535. Received as: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya

and Tubaki 1956) Hirsch 1961 Type. Synonym: Nocardia autotrophica

(Takamiya and Tubaki 1956) Hirsch 1961, Amycolata autotrophica

(Takamiya and Tubaki 1956) Lechevalier et al. 1986, Streptomyces

autotrophicus Takamiya and Tubaki 1956. (RIA 1008; ATCC 19727; CBS

466.68; CIP 107114; DSM 535; DSM 40011; DSM 43210; IFO (now

NBRC) 12743; IMET 7646; JCM 4348; NCIMB 9810; NRRL B-11275). Ex:

contaminant in a phosphate buffer solution DNA sequences: AJ252824,

X54288, EU928972. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1065 <-- DSM 43103 <-- R.E.Gordon, IMRU 1577 <-- L.K.Georg, W 1962

(Nocardia coeliaca). Received as: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya and

Tubaki 1956) Hirsch 1961. Synonym: Amycolata autotrophica (Takamiya

and Tubaki 1956) Lechevalier et al. 1986, Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya

and Tubaki 1956) Hirsch 1961. (DSM 651; DSM 43103; DSM 43211; IMRU


(Medium 64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1067 <-- JCM 4010. Received as: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya and Tubaki

1956) Hirsch 1961. Synonym: Amycolata autotrophica (Takamiya and

Tubaki 1956) Lechevalier et al. 1986, Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya and

Tubaki 1956) Hirsch 1961, Streptomyces autotrophicus Takamiya and

Tubaki 1956. (JCM 4010; KCTC 9567). Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-1068 <-- DSM 43098. Received as: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya and Tubaki

1956) Hirsch 1961. Synonym: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya and Tubaki

1956) Hirsch 1961, Amycolata autotrophica (Takamiya and Tubaki 1956)

Lechevalier et al. 1986. (DSM 652; DSM 43098; IMRU 1398).







64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Pseudonocardia compacta Henssen et al. 1983

Ac-897 Type <-- G.Vobis, MB H-146. (ATCC 35407; CBS 160.82; DSM 43592; IFO

(now NBRC)14343; JCM 7438; NRRL B-16170). Ex: garden soil. near

Marburg, Hessen, Wohra. Germany DNA sequences: AJ252825, X76959,


(Medium 190, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Pseudonocardia halophobica (Akimov et al. 1989) McVeigh et al. 1994

Ac-1069 Type <-- DSM 43089 <-- R.E.Gordon, IMRU <-- M.P.Lechevalier, SS1/1.

Received as: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya and Tubaki 1956) Hirsch

1961. Synonym: Pseudoamycolata halophobica Akimov et al. 1989 Type.

(ATCC 51535; DSM 656; DSM 43089; IFO (now NBRC) 15048; IMRU

1300; JCM 9421; NRRL B-16514). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AJ 252827,

Y08534, Z14111, EU139576. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudonocardia halophobica (Akimov et al. 1989) McVeigh et al. 1994

Ac-1078 <-- DSM 43092 <-- R.E.Gordon, IMRU <-- M.P.Lechevalier, N 11.

Received as: Nocardia autotrophica (Takamiya and Tubaki 1956) Hirsch

1961. Synonym: Pseudoamycolata halophobica Akimov et al. 1989. (DSM

657; DSM 43092; IFO (now NBRC) 15047; IMRU 1333). Ex: soil.


64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Pseudonocardia hydrocarbonoxydans (Nolof and Hirsch 1962) Warwick et al. 1994

Ac-799 Type <-- DSM 43281. Received as: Nocardia hydrocarbonoxydans Nolof and

Hirsch 1962 Type. Synonym: Nocardia hydrocarbonoxydans Nolof and

Hirsch 1962, Amycolata hydrocarbonoxydans (Nolof and Hirsch 1962)

Lechevalier et al. 1986. (ATCC 15104; DSM 43281; IFO (now NBRC)

14498; IMET 7645; JCM 3392; NCIMB 9436; NRRL B-16171). Ex: air

contaminant on silica gel plate flooded with mineral medium DNA

sequences: GU083569, X76955, AJ252826. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Pseudonocardia kongjuensis Lee et al. 2001

Ac-2517 Type <-- DSM 44525. (DSM 44525; IMSNU 50583; JCM 11896 KCTC 9990;

NBRC 100380). Ex: soil, gold mine cave. Kongju. South Korea DNA



Pseudonocardia petroleophila (Hirsch and Engel 1956) Warwick et al. 1994

Ac-782 <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7265 <-- R.Schweissfurth, strain 45. Received as:

Nocardia petroleophila Hirsch and Engel 1956. Synonym: Nocardia

petroleophila Hirsch and Engel 1956. (DSM 46021; IMET 7265).


183, 28oC, F-1)








Pseudonocardia petroleophila (Hirsch and Engel 1956) Warwick et al. 1994

Ac-865 Type <-- ATCC 15777. Received as: Nocardia petroleophila Hirsch and Engel

1956 Type. Synonym: Nocardia petroleophila Hirsch and Engel 1956.

(ATCC 15777; CCRC 13694; CIP 104515; DSM 655; DSM 43193; IFM

0243; IFO (now NBRC) 14406; IMET 7162; JCM 3378; JCM 3394; NCIMB

9438; NRRL B-3075; NRRL B-16301). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AJ252828,

GU083570, X80596, X55608. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudonocardia saturnea (Hirsch 1960) Warwick et al. 1994

Ac-781 Type <-- H.Prauser, IMET 7165. Received as: Nocardia saturnea Hirsch 1960

Type. Synonym: Amycolata saturnea (Hirsch 1960) Lechevalier et al. 1986,

Nocardia saturnea Hirsch 1960. (ATCC 15809; CBS 615.67; DSM 43195;

IFO (now NBRC) 14499; IMET 7647; IMRU 1181; JCM 3187; NCIMB

9437; NRRL B-16172). Ex: air contaminant on silica gel plate DNA



Pseudonocardia thermophila Henssen 1957

Ac-896 Type <-- A.Henssen, MB A-18. (ATCC 19285; CBS 277.66; DSM 43832; IFO

(now NBRC) 15559; JCM 3095; NCIMB 10079). Ex: fresh horse dung DNA

sequences: EF588218, X53195. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Pseudonocardia yunnanensis (Jiang et al. 1991) Huang et al. 2002

Ac-1991 Type <-- JCM 9330. Received as: Actinobispora yunnanensis Jiang et al. 1991

Type. Synonym: Actinobispora yunnanensis Jiang et al. 1991. (DSM 44253;

IFO (now NBRC) 15681; JCM 9330). Ex: soil. Weixin, Yunnan. China DNA

sequences: AJ252822, D85472, AF056706. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Psychrobacter aquamaris Yoon et al. 2005

B-2839 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A., IBPhM <- Rivkina E.M., IPCBPSS RAS<-DSMZ.

Received as: Psychrobacter aquamaris SW-210 DSM 16329. (DSM 16329,

KCTC 12254). Ex: sea water. The South Sea. South Korea DNA sequences:


28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 354, 30oC Growth condition:

microaerophilic., S-2, F-2)

Psychrobacter aquaticus Shivaji et al. 2005


Received as: Psychrobacter aquaticus CMS 56 DSM 15339. (DSM 15339 =

MTCC 4386). Ex: cyanobacterial mat sample. Canopus Lake, Antarctica.



condition: microaerophylic., S-2, F-2)

Psychrobacter arcticus Bakermans et al. 2006

B-2377 Type <-- Bakermans C., Center for Microbial Ecol. and NASA Astrobiol. Inst.,







Michigan State Univ., USA. Received as: 273-4. (CIP 109905; DSM 17307).

Ex: permafrost sediment. Kolyma Lowland, Arctic. Russia DNA sequences:

16S rRNA gene: AY444822; complete genome: CP000082. Pathogenicity


Growth condition: aerobic., F-3)

Psychrobacter cryohalolentis Bakermans et al. 2006

B-2378 Type <-- Bakermans C., MSU, K5. (DSM 17306). Ex: permafrost, cryopeg, water.

Kolyma Lowland, Arctic. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:



Psychrobacter glacincola Bowman et al. 1997


Received as: DSM 12194. (ACAM 483; ATCC 700754; CCUG 34874; CIP

105313; DSM 12194). Ex: ice. Eastern Antarctica. DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: AJ312213. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 354, 13-15oC Growth condition: facultative anaerobe.,

S-2, F-2)

Psychrobacter immobilis Juni and Heym 1986


Received as: Psychrobacter immobilis A351 DSM 7229. (ATCC 43116,

CCUG 9708, CIP 102557, DSM 7229, IFO (now NBRC) 15733, JCM

20442, LMG 7203). Ex: poultry carcass. USA DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: U39399. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 354, 20oC Growth condition: aerobic., S-2, F-2)

Psychrobacter maritimus Romanenko et al. 2004

B-2360 <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM. Received as: Psychrobacter sp. 3ps. (DSM

21842). Ex: permafrost, cryopeg, water. Kolyma Lowland, Arctic. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: FJ039851. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., F-3)

Psychrobacter maritimus Romanenko et al. 2004


Received as: Psychrobacter maritimus Pi2-20 DSM 15387. (DSM 15387,

KMM 3646). Ex: coastal sea-ice sample. Amursky Bay, Sea of Japan. Russia



condition: aerobic., S-2, F-2)

Psychrobacter muriicola Shcherbakova et al. 2009

B-2269 <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM, 1pS. Received as: Psychrobacter sp. Ex:

permafrost, cryopeg, water. Kolyma Lowland, Noth East Siberia, Arctic.


(Medium 354, 18oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-2, S-3)

Psychrobacter muriicola Shcherbakova et al. 2009








B-2270 Type <-- Shcherbakova V.A. IBPM, 2 pS. Received as: Psychrobacter sp. (IBM B-

7124). Ex: permafrost, cryopeg, water. Kolyma Lowland, Noth East Siberia,

Arctic. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AF517755. Pathogenicity



Psychrobacter sp.


Pseudobacterium variabilis (Distaso) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: water, depth

600 m. Station SP-3, Arctic Ocean. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Psychrobacter sp.


Pseudobacterium variabilis (Distaso) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: water, depth

800 m. Station 1717, Norway Sea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Psychrobacter sp.


Pseudobacterium variabilis (Distaso) Krassilnikov 1949. Ex: water, depth 0

m. Station 1798, Norway Sea. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Psychrobacter vallis Shivaji et al. 2005


Received as: Psychrobacter vallis. (DSM 15337, MTCC 4208). Ex: stream.

Adams glacier, Miers Valley, Antarctica. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:


(Medium 354, 4-30oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Pusillimonas sp.

B-3222 <-- T.L. Babich INMI, JR1/69-2-13. Ex: groundwater. Observation well near

of surface repository of liquid radioactive waste. Chelyabinsk Region,

Ozersk. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: MG205613. Pathogenicity


Pusillimonas sp.





Pyrococcus furiosus Fiala and Stetter 1986

B-2622 Type <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM. Received as: Vc 1. (DSM 3638; ATCC 43587;

JCM 8422). Ex: geothermally heated marine sediment. Vulcano island. Italy

DNA sequences: complete genome: AE009950. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-2)









Raoultella planticola (Bagley et al. 1982) Drancourt et al. 2001

B-1049 <-- INMI, VKM B-1049 <-- ARRIAM, 72. Received as: Aerobacter

aerogenes. Synonym: Klebsiella planticola Bagley et al. 1982; Klebsiella

trevisanii Ferragut et al. 1983. (ATCC 8329; IAM 1133; JCM 20069; NBRC

3317; NCIM 2281; NCIMB 8153). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Rathayibacter caricis Dorofeeva et al. 2002

Ac-1799 Type <-- L.V.Dorofeeva VKM, DL-362. (UCM Ac-618; DSM 15933; JCM

13576). Ex: Carex sp. Phyllosphere, Central Chernozem Nature Park.

Belgorod Region. Russia DNA sequences: AM410683, AF159364.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Rathayibacter festucae Dorofeeva et al. 2002

Ac-1390 Type <-- L.V. Dorofeeva VKM, DL-90. (UCM Ac-619; DSM 15932; JCM

13577). Ex: Festuca sp. Leaf gall induced by the plant parasitic nematode

Anguina graminis. Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences: AM410683;

AF 159365. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Rathayibacter iranicus (Carlson and Vidaver 1982) Zgurskaya et al. 1993

Ac-1602 Type <-- ICMP 3496. Received as: Clavibacter iranicus (Carlson and Vidaver

1982) Davis et al. 1984 Type. Synonym: Corynebacterium iranicum (ex

Scharif 1961) Carlson and Vidaver 1982, Clavibacter iranicus (Carlson and

Vidaver 1982) Davis et al. 1984. (CCUG 23897; CIP 104037; DSM 7484;

ICMP 3496; ICPB CI148; JCM 9308; LMG 3677; NCPPB 2253). Ex: wheat,

Triticum aestivum. Iran DNA sequences: KC188341, AM410684, U96184.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Rathayibacter rathayi (Smith 1913) Zgurskaya et al. 1993

Ac-1601 Type <-- ICMP 2574. Received as: Clavibacter rathayi (Smith 1913) Davis et al.

1984 Type. Synonym: Corynebacterium rathayi (Smith 1913) Dowson 1942,

Clavibacter rathayi (Smith 1913) Davis et al. 1984. (CIP 104036; DSM

7485; ICMP 2574; JCM 9307; LMG 7288; NCPPB 2980). Ex: Dactylis

glomerata. New Zealand DNA sequences: X77439, D45062. Pathogenicity


Rathayibacter toxicus (Riley and Ophel 1992) Sasaki et al. 1998

Ac-1600 <-- ICMP 6309. Received as: Corynebacterium sp. Synonym: Clavibacter

toxicus Riley and Ophel 1992. (ICMP 6309). Ex: canary, Phalaris minor

Retz. Australia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Rathayibacter tritici (Carlson and Vidaver 1982) Zgurskaya et al. 1993

Ac-1603 Type <-- ICMP 2626. Received as: Clavibacter tritici (Carlson and Vidaver 1982)

Davis et al. 1984 Type. Synonym: Corynebacterium tritici (ex Hutchinson

1917) Carlson and Vidaver 1982, Clavibacter tritici (Carlson and Vidaver







1982) Davis et al. 1984. (ATCC 11403; CCUG 23914; CIP 104038; DSM

7486; ICMP 2626; JCM 9309; LMG 3728; NCPPB 1857). Ex: wheat,

Triticum aestivum. Republic of Egypt DNA sequences: AM410685. X77438.


166, 28oC, F-1)

Rhizobium sp.

B-116 <-- INMI, VKM B-116 <-- L.V. Pumpyanskaya ARRIAM, 84. Received as:

Rhizobium sp. Ex: Vicia faba, roots. Leningrad Region. Russia.


161, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Rhizobium aggregatum (Hirsch and Mueller 1986) Kaur et al. 2011

B-2061 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- IFAM, IFAM 1003 <-- M. Mueller. Received

as: Blastobacter aggregatus. Synonym: Blastobacter aggregatus Hirsch and

Mueller 1986. (ATCC 43295; DSM 1111). Ex: surface lake water. Hoftsee

Lake. Schleswig-Holstein. Germany. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Rhizobium leguminosarum (Frank 1879) Frank 1889

B-100 <-- INMI, VKM B-100 <-- ARRIAM, 209a. Synonym: Rhizobium trifolii

Dangeard 1926, Schinzia leguminosarum Frank 1879, Phytomyxa

leguminosarum (Frank 1879) Schroeter 1886, Bacillus francki Matzuschita

1902, Rhizobacterium leguminosarum (Frank 1879) Kirchner 1896. Ex:

Pisum sativum, roots. Penza Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin






1902, Rhizobacterium leguminosarum (Frank 1879) Kirchner 1896.


72, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-115 <-- INMI, VKM B-115 <-- ARRIAM, 144. Synonym: Rhizobium trifolii




nitragin (produced in Sweden). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,







Vicia faba. Leningrad Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-













Vicia faba. Latvia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,







Vicia sativa. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-







Vicia costata. Republic of Altai. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin







Trifolium sp. Leningrad Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin







Trifolium sp. Nizhnii-Novgorod Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group


3)

Rhizobium lupini (Schroeter 1886) Eckhardt et al. 1931

B-1018 <-- INMI, VKM B-1018 <-- ARRIAM, 369a. Synonym: Phytomyxa lupini

Schroeter 1886. Ex: Lupinus sp. Leningrad Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)

Rhizobium phaseoli Dangeard 1926 emend. Ramirez-Bahena et al. 2008








B-1966 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 30137. Received as: Rhizobium phaseoli. (ATCC 14482;

BCRC 13520; CECT 4115; CIP 107329; DSM 30137; JCM 20683; LMG

8819; NBRC 14785). Ex: plant-derived foodstuff (garden beans). Maryland,

Beltsville. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Rhizobium pisi Ramirez-Bahena et al. 2008

B-1964 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 30132. Received as: Rhizobium leguminosarum (Frank

1879) Frank 1889 Type. (DSM 30132; CECT 4113; NCIMB 11478). Ex:

Pisum sativum. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 72, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Rhizobium sp.


leguminosarum. Ex: Vicia faba. Lithuania. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Rhizobium sp.


leguminosarum. Ex: Vicia costata. Novosibirsk Region. Russia.


161, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Rhizobium sp.


leguminosarum. Ex: Pisum sp. Leningrad Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)

Rhizobium sp.


leguminosarum. Ex: Trifolium sp. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Rhizobium sp.


leguminosarum. Ex: Trifolium sp. Latvia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Rhizobium sp.


leguminosarum. Ex: Trifolium sp. Leningrad Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)

Rhizobium sp.


phaseoli. Ex: Phaseolus vulgaris. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Rhizobium sp.











simplex Dangeard 1926. Ex: Onobrychis sp. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group


3)

Rhizobium sp.


simplex Dangeard 1926. Ex: Onobrychis sp. Armenia. Pathogenicity group


F-3)

Rhodobacter sp.


upper Cave and Basin spring. Sulphur Mountain, Banff National Park.

Alberta. Canada DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AM691096.


347, 30oC Growth condition: anaerobic in the light on 347 medium or dark

aerobic on 348 medium., F-3)

Rhodobacter sphaeroides (van Niel 1944) Imhoff et al. 1984

B-1618 <-- DM MSU, 8259. Synonym: Rhodopseudomonas sphaeroides van Niel

1944, Rhodococcus capsulatus Molisch 1907, Rhodococcus minor Molisch

1907, Rhodosphaera capsulata (Molisch) Buchanan 1918, Rhodosphaera

minor (Molisch) Bergey et al. 1923, Rhodorhagus capsulatus (sic) (Molisch)

Bergey et al. 1925, Rhodorhagus minor (sic) (Molisch) Bergey et al. 1925,

Rhodorrhagus capsulatus Bergey et al. 1939, Rhodopseudomonas spheroides

(sic) van Niel 1944, Rhodorrhagus spheroides (sic) (van Niel) Brisou 1955.


197, 25oC Growth condition: anaerobic in the light., F-2, S-2)

Rhodobacter sphaeroides (van Niel 1944) Imhoff et al. 1984

B-3059 <-- Shastic E.S., IBBP RAS. Received as: N7. Ex: sea water. Laoshan,

Shandong. Kina. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (, 30oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-2, C-8)

Rhodobaculum claviforme Bryantseva et al. 2015

B-2708 <-- V.M. Gorlenko INMI, B7-4. (LMG 28126). Ex: coastal mat formed on

the silt surface. Meromictik moderately saline alkaline Doroninskoe Lake.

Trans-Baikal Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

KM077019. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 264, 35oC Growth condition: aerobic without light., F-3)

Rhodoblastus sphagnicola Kulichevskaya et al. 2006

B-2361 Type <-- Kulichevskaya I.S. INMI, RS. (DSM 16996). Ex: acidic Sphagnum peat

bog. Sosvyatskoe. Tver Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:


no. (Medium 247, 25-30oC, F-1, S-2)

Rhodococcus coprophilus Rowbotham and Cross 1979







Ac-571 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-571 <-- T.Cross, CUB 687. (ATCC 29080; CBS 313.75;

CIP 104178; CUB 687; DSM 43347; JCM 3200; LMG 5357; NBRC

100603; NCIMB 11211; NCTC 10994; NRRL B-16537). Ex: lake sludge.

West Yorkshire, Hawksworth Mere. West Yorkshire, Hawksworth Mere. UK

DNA sequences: U93340, KF410348, X80626, X81928. Pathogenicity group


Rhodococcus coprophilus Rowbotham and Cross 1979

Ac-2270 <-- VKM B-1044 <-- INMI, VKM B-1044 <-- ARRIAM, 2. Received as:

Micrococcus corallinus Contani 1898. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Rhodococcus corynebacterioides (Serrano et al. 1972) Yassin and Schaal 2005

Ac-870 Type <-- J.A.Serrano, 1240. Received as: Nocardia corynebacterioides Serrano et

al. 1972 Type. Synonym: Nocardia corynebacterioides Serrano et al. 1972.

Other name: Corynebacterium rubrum Crowle 1962. (ATCC 14898; CIP

104510; DSM 20151; JCM 3376; JCM 3391; NBRC 14404; NCIMB 9433;

NCTC 10391; NRRL B-24037). Ex: air contaminant of culture medium

DNA sequences: AF430066, X80615, KF410345. Pathogenicity group


Rhodococcus equi (Magnusson 1923) Goodfellow and Alderson 1977

Ac-953 Type <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV <-- M.Goodfellow, R-71. Synonym:

Corynebacterium equi Magnusson 1923 Type. (ATCC 6939; ATCC 25729;

CIP 54.72; DSM 20307; IFO (now NBRC)14956; JCM 1311; JCM 3209;

LMG 18452; NCTC 1621; NRRL B-16538). Ex: lung absceses of foal DNA

sequences: AF490539, X80603, X80614, FJ468344. Pathogenicity group



Ac-957 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, ATCC 14887 <-- R.H.Trejo USA. Received as:

Nocardia restricta (Turfitt 1944) McClung 1974 Type. Other name: Nocardia

restricta (Turfitt 1944) McClung 1974; Rhodococcus aquosus Nesterenko

1985. (ATCC 14887; DSM 43199; IMET 7279; JCM 3223; LMG 7335;

NCIMB 10027) DNA sequences: X80613. Pathogenicity group (SanPin




MSU. Received as: Mycococcus sp. (ATCC 13556). Pathogenicity group


Rhodococcus erythropolis (Gray and Thornton 1928) Goodfellow and Alderson 1979

Ac-858 Type <-- V.L.Belikova IBPM, CCM 277. Received as: Nocardia erythropolis

(Gray and Thornton 1928) Waksman and Henrici 1948. Synonym:

Mycobacterium erythropolis Gray and Thornton 1928. Other name: Nocardia

erythropolis (Gray and Thornton 1928) Waksman and Henrici 1948. (VKM

Ac-1337; ATCC 4277; CCM 277; CBS 266.39; CIP 104179; DSM 43066;

IFO 15567; JCM 3201; LMG 5359; NCIMB 9158; NCIMB 11148; NCTC







13021; NRRL B-16025). Ex: soil DNA sequences: X79289, X81929,


(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-859 <-- IBPM B-278. Received as: Nocardia globerula (Gray 1928) Waksman

and Henrici 1948 Type. Other name: Nocardia globerula (Gray 1928)

Waksman and Henrici 1948. (ATCC 19370; CCM 279; JCM 7475; NCIMB

9159). Ex: soil treated by scatole (methylindole). UK DNA sequences:

FR749915. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1150 <-- INMI, VKM B-353 <-- IBIW, M-28. Received as: Mycobacterium

hyalinum Sohngen 1913. Ex: water and sludge. Rybinsk Rezervoir. Russia.


64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)



lacticolum Lehmann and Neumann 1927. Ex: water and sludge. Rybinsk

Rezervoir. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1161 <-- INMI, VKM B-462 <-- L.D.Sturm INMI, 195. Received as:

Mycobacterium mucosum Krassilnikov 1941. Ex: ozokerite stratal. Borislav

ozokerite field. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1164 <-- INMI, VKM B-850 <-- ARRIAM. Received as: Mycobacterium

perrugosum Krassilnikov 1941. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1337 Type <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, ATCC 4277 <-- J.Komura, AJ 9126. Synonym:

Mycobacterium erythropolis Gray and Thornton 1928. Other name: Nocardia

erythropolis (Gray and Thornton 1928) Waksman and Henrici 1948. (VKM

Ac-858; ATCC 4277; CCM 277; CBS 266.39; CIP 104179; DSM 43066;

IFO (now NBRC) 15567; JCM 3201; LMG 5359; NCIMB 9158; NCIMB

11148; NCTC 13021; NRRL B-16025) DNA sequences: X79289, X81929,


(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Rhodococcus fascians (Tilford 1936) Goodfellow 1984

Ac-594 <-- INMI, VKM A-594 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, 385. Received as:

Rhodococcus luteus (ex Sohngen 1913) Nesterenko et al. 1982 Type.

Synonym: Rhodococcus luteus (ex Sohngen 1913) Nesterenko et al. 1982,








Mycobacterium luteum Soehngen 1913. (IMV 385; ATCC 35014; DSM

43673; JCM 6162; LMG 5360; NCIMB 11743; NRRL B-16939). Ex: soil,

impregnated with oil. Oil and gas field. Poltava. Ukraine DNA sequences:




Ac-960 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, 587 <-- R.Gordon IMRU, 587. Received as:

Rhodococcus luteus (ex Sohngen 1913) Nesterenko et al. 1982. Other name:

Rhodococcus luteus (ex Sohngen 1913) Nesterenko et al. 1982;

Mycobacterium luteum Sohngen 1913. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



Ac-1163 <-- VKM B-849 <-- INMI, VKM B-849 <-- ARRIAM. Received as:

Mycobacterium luteum Sohngen 1913. Other name: Rhodococcus luteus (ex

Sohngen 1913) Nesterenko et al. 1982; Mycobacterium luteum Sohngen


(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-1169 <-- INMI, VKM B-868 <-- A.I.Korenyako INMI. Received as:

Mycobacterium luteum Sohngen 1913. Other name: Rhodococcus luteus (ex

Sohngen 1913) Nesterenko et al. 1982; Mycobacterium luteum Sohngen

1913. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):



Ac-1462 Type <-- ICMP 5833 <-- ATCC 12974. Synonym: Corynebacterium fascians

(Tilford 1936) Dowson 1942 Type. (ATCC 12974; CIP 104713; DSM

20669; ICMP 5833; IFO (now NBRC)12155; JCM 10002; LMG 3623;

NRRL B-16937) DNA sequences: X79186, X81930. Pathogenicity group


Rhodococcus marinonascens Helmke and Weyland 1984

Ac-1182 Type <-- DSM 43752. (ATCC 35653; CIP 104177; DSM CIP 104177; DSM

43752; IFO (now NBRC)14363; JCM 6241; NRRL B-16940). Ex: sea

bottom sediment. North Atlantic Ridge. DNA sequences: X80617, X81933.


81, 20oC, F-1, C-1)

Rhodococcus rhodnii Goodfellow and Alderson 1979

Ac-1187 Type <-- RIA 1613 <-- KCC A-0203 <-- M.Goodfellow, N 445 <-- P.Hill B/O.

(RIA 1613; ATCC 35071; CIP 104181; DSM 43336; JCM 3203; LMG 5363;

NBRC 100604; NCIMB 11279; NRRL B-16535). Ex: reduvid bug,

Rhodnius prolixus DNA sequences: X80621, X81935, KF410352.


183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Rhodococcus rhodochrous (Zopf 1891) Tsukamura 1974 emend. Rainey et al. 1995








Ac-780 <-- INA, ATCC 999. Received as: Nocardia corallina (Bergey et al. 1923)

Waksman and Henrici 1948. (ATCC 999; CIP 104495; IAM 12126; JCM




Ac-860 <-- V.L.Belikova IBPM, CCM 3245. Received as: Nocardia corallina

(Bergey et al. 1923) Waksman and Henrici 1948. (RIA 628; ATCC 4273;

CCM 3245; CIP 104623; DSM 43269; IAM 12121; IFO (now NBRC) 3338;

IMET 7018; JCM 3010; LMG 4077; NCIMB 9259). Pathogenicity group



Ac-1227 Type <-- JCM 3202 <-- KCC A-0202. (VKM Ac-1338; ATCC 13808; CIP

104376; DSM 43241; IFO (now NBRC)16069; JCM 3202; LMG 5365;

NCTC 10210; NCIMB 11147; NRRL B-2149; NRRL B-16536). Ex: soil

DNA sequences: X79288, FJ468342, KF410366. Pathogenicity group



Ac-1282 <-- RIA 451. Received as: Nocardia rubra (Krassilnikov 1941) Waksman and

Henrici1948. (ATCC 15906). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1283 <-- RIA 408. Received as: Nocardia rubra (Krassilnikov 1941) Waksman and

Henrici1948. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1338 Type <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, ATCC 13808 <-- M.Tsukamura, ATCC 13808.

(VKM Ac-1227; ATCC 13808; CIP 104376; DSM 43241; IFO (now

NBRC)16069; JCM 3202; LMG 5365; NCTC 10210; NCIMB 11147; NRRL

B-2149; NRRL B-16536). Ex: soil DNA sequences: X79288, FJ468342,


(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Rhodococcus ruber (Kruse 1896) Goodfellow and Alderson 1977

Ac-1021 Type <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV <-- M.Tsukamura, M-1. Synonym: Streptothrix

rubra Kruse 1896. Other name: Gordona lentifragmenta Tsukamura 1975.

(CIP 104180; DSM 43338; IFO (now NBRC) 15591; JCM 3205; LMG

5366) DNA sequences: X80625, KF410343. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Rhodococcus ruber (Kruse 1896) Goodfellow and Alderson 1977

Ac-1167 <-- INMI, VKM B-855 <-- DM MSU, B4a. Received as: Mycobacterium

rubrum var. Propanicum Bokova 1947. Other name: Mycobacterium rubrum

var. propanicum Bokova 1947. Ex: ground and stratal water of gas field.

USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.









Rhodococcus sp.

Ac-857 <-- V.L.Belikova IBPM, ATCC 17041. Received as: Nocardia coeliaca

(Gray et Thornton 1928) Waksman and Henrici 1948 Type. (ATCC 17041).


(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Rhodococcus sp.

Ac-952 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, 250. Received as: Rhodococcus longus

Nesterenko 1985 Type. Other name: Rhodococcus longus Nesterenko 1985.

Ex: soil. Oil and gas field. Poltava Region. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group


Rhodococcus sp.

Ac-954 <-- O.A.Nesterenko, CBS 330.61. Received as: Rhodococcus opacus (den

Dooren de Jong 1927) Nesterenko 1985 Type. Other name: Rhodococcus

opacus (den Dooren de Jong 1927) Nesterenko 1985; Nocardia opaca (den

Dooren de Jong 1927) Waksman and Henrici 1948. (CBS 330.61).


183, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Rhodococcus sp.

Ac-1148 <-- INMI, VKM B-89 <-- Y.A.Voznyakovskaya ARRIAM. Received as:

Mycobacterium rubrum (Sohngen 1913) Krassilnikov 1941. Pathogenicity


Rhodococcus sp.


hyalinum Sohngen 1913. Ex: water and sludge. Rybinsk Rezervoir. Russia.


64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Rhodococcus sp.


lacticolum Lehmann and Neumann 1927. Ex: water and sludge. Rybinsk

Rezervoir. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Rhodococcus sp.


phlei Lehmann and Neumann 1899. Ex: winter wheat, ear. Pathogenicity


Rhodococcus sp.

Ac-1162 <-- INMI, VKM B-817 <-- DM MSU. Received as: Mycobacterium

smegmatis (Trevisan) Lehmann and Neumann 1899. Pathogenicity group


Rhodococcus sp.










Ac-1186 <-- O.A.Nesterenko IMV, 19. Received as: Rhodococcus opacus (den

Dooren de Jong 1927) Nesterenko 1985 (former name: Nocardia ucrainica).

(IMV 19). Ex: soil. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Rhodococcus sp.

Ac-1229 <-- V.L.Belikova IBPM, B-293. Received as: Nocardia sp. 1AS

(Rhodococcus minimus). Ex: soil, polluted by oil. Kuleshovskoye field.

Samara Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Rhodococcus wratislaviensis (Goodfellow et al. 1995) Goodfellow et al. 2002

Ac-1986 Type <-- IFO 15274. Received as: Tsukamurella wratislaviensis Goodfellow et al.

1995 Type. Synonym: Tsukamurella wratislaviensis Goodfellow et al. 1995.

(ATCC 51786; CCUG 38518; CIP 105033; DSM 44107; JCM 9689; NBRC

100605; NCIMB 13082). Ex: soil DNA sequences: Z37138, KF410346.


184, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Rhodomicrobium vannielii Duchow and Douglas 1949


upper Middle Springs source cave. Sulphur Mountain, Banff National Park.

Alberta. Canada DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AM691111.


347, 30oC Growth condition: anaerobic in the light., F-3)

Rhodopseudomonas palustris (Molisch 1907) van Niel 1944

B-1620 Òype <-- INMI, ATCC 17001. Synonym: Rhodobacillus palustris Molisch 1907,

Rhodobacterium capsulatum Molisch 1907, Rhodovibrio parvus Molisch

1907, Rhodomonas palustris (Molisch) Kluyver and van Niel 1936,

Rhodopseudomonas rutila Akiba et al. 1983. (ATCC 17001; BCRC 16408;

CIP 103513; DSM 123; LMG 18881; NBRC 100419; NCIMB 8252; NRRL

B-4276). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 197, 25oC Growth condition: anaerobic in the light., F-2, S-2)

Rhodopseudomonas parapalustris Ramana et al. 2012

B-3469 <-- Semenova E.M. INMI RAS, HO-Rh1. Ex: water. Injection well of

Cheremuhovskoe oilfield. Nurlat, Tatarstan. Russia. Pathogenicity group


Rhodovulum salis Srinivas et al., 2014

B-2801 Type <-- Ch. Sasikala, University Hyderabad, India. Received as: Rhodovulum sp.

JA746. (NBRC 108898; KCTC 15180). Ex: salt pan. Humma. Odisha state.

India DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HE680093. Pathogenicity group



Rhodovulum steppense Kompantseva et al. 2010

B-2489 Type <-- Kompantseva E.I., INMI. Received as: A-20s. (DSM 21153). Ex:








microbial mat from a soda lake. Khilganta Lake. Republic of Byriatia. Russia

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EU741680. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Roseicyclus mahoneyensis Rathgeber et al. 2005

B-2346 Òype <-- V. Yurkov University of Manitoba, Canada, ML6. (DSM 16097). Ex:

meromictic saline lake. Mahoney Lake. British Columbia. Canada.


243, 30oC, F-3)

Roseinatronobacter monicus Boldareva et al. 2009

B-2404 Òype <-- INMI, ROS 35. (DSM 18423; UNIQEM U251). Ex: hypersaline water.

Mono Lake. California. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Roseomonas aestuarii Venkata Ramana et al. 2010





Roseovarius sp.

B-2657 <-- V. Yurkov University of Manitoba, Canada, EG13. (DSM 23345). Ex:

hypersaline brine spring. East German Creek, near Swan River. Manitoba.

Canada. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Rubrobacter radiotolerans (Yoshinaka et al. 1973) M. Suzuki et al. 1989

Ac-1989 Type <-- IFO 14777. Synonym: Arthrobacter radiotolerans Yoshinaka et al. 1973.

(ATCC 51242; CIP 106991; DSM 5868; DSM 46359; IAM 12072; IFO

(now NBRC) 14777; JCM 2153; NCIMB 12766). Ex: thermo-mineral water

spring at Misasa. Tottori. Japan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Rufibacter sp.

B-3298 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, FFP 5. Received as: Rufibacter sp. Ex: soil. Oasis



Rummeliibacillus suwonensis Her and Kim 2013


sphaericus. (ATCC 12844; NCIMB 8867). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Ruthenibacterium lactatiformans Shkoporov et al. 2016

B-2901 Type <-- B.A. Efimov and A.N. Shkoporov, Department of Microbiology and

Virology, Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University (Pirogov

RNRMU), strain 585-1. (DSM 100348). Ex: human feces DNA sequences:

complete genome: JXXK01000069. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,










S-2)

Saccharomonospora glauca Greiner-Mai et al.1988

Ac-698 <-- INMI, VKM A-698 <-- V.D. Kuznetsov, KCC A-0033. Received as:

Thermoactinomyces glaucus Henssen 1957. Other name:

Thermoactinomyces glaucus Henssen 1957. (CBS 498.63; CCRC 12631;

DSM 44012; IFO (now NBRC) 12530; JCM 3033; KCTC 9645). Ex:

mushroom compost. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Saccharomonospora sp.

Ac-1249 <-- N.S.Agre, Az-4 <-- M.Thirumalachar India, Az-4. Received as:

Micropolyspora mesophila Agre 1985. Other name: Saccharomonospora

mesophilica Evtushenko et al. 1990; Micropolyspora mesophila Agre 1985;

Thermomonospora mesophilica Kalakoutskii et al. 1968. Pathogenicity


1)

Saccharomonospora viridis (Schuurmans et al. 1956) Nonomura and Ohara 1971

Ac-681 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-681 <-- CBS 484.63. Received as: Thermomonospora

viridis (Schuurmans et al. 1956) Kuster and Locci 1963 Type. Synonym:

Thermoactinomyces viridis Schuurmans et al. 1956,. Other name:

Thermomonospora viridis (Schuurmans et al. 1956) Kuster and Locci 1963.

(ATCC 15386; CBS 484.63; CCUG 5913; DSM 43017; IFO (now NBRC)

12207; IMET 9550; JCM 3036; NCIMB 9602; NRRL B-3044). Ex: irish

peat DNA sequences: CP001683 (complete genome), Z38007, X54286.


8, 45oC, F-1, C-1)

Saccharomonospora viridis (Schuurmans et al. 1956) Nonomura and Ohara 1971

Ac-802 <-- N.S.Agre, INMI 632. Received as: Micropolyspora internatus Agre et al.

1974 Type. Synonym: Saccharomonospora internatus (Agre et al. 1974)

Greiner-Mai et al. 1988. Other name: Micropolyspora internatus Agre et al.


JCM 3315; KCTC 9156). Ex: mountain stony soil. Western Pamirs.

Tajikistan DNA sequences: AB588632. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Saccharopolyspora erythraea (Waksman 1923) Labeda 1987

Ac-1189 Type <-- RIA 1387 <-- ISP 5517 (Streptomyces erythraeus). Received as:

Streptomyces erythraeus (Waksman 1923) Waksman and Henrici 1948 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces erythraeus (Waksman 1923) Waksman and Henrici

1948. (ISP 5517; RIA 120; RIA 1387; ATCC 11635; CBS 727.72; DSM

40517; IFO (now NBRC) 13426; JCM 4026; JCM 4748; NCIMB 8594;

NRRL 2338; NRRL B-16947). Ex: soil. Philippines DNA sequences:

AM420293 (complete genome), X53198. Pathogenicity group (SanPin








Saccharopolyspora hirsuta subsp. hirsuta (Lacey and Goodfellow 1975) Labeda 1987

Ac-666 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-666 <-- RIA 1561<-- CBS 420.74. (VKM Ac-693; RIA


JCM 3170; NCIMB 11079; NRRL B-5792; NRRL B-16205). Ex: sugar-cane

bagasse. Trinidad. India DNA sequences: U93341, DQ381814, X53196,



Saccharopolyspora rectivirgula (Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Korn-Wendisch et al. 1989

Ac-642 <-- INMI, VKM A-642 <-- RIA 801 <-- N.S. Agre, 1325. Received as:

Thermopolyspora rectivirgula Krassilnikov and Agre 1964. Synonym:

Micropolyspora rectivirgula (Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Prauser and

Momirova 1970, Faenia rectivirgula (Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Kurup

and Agre 1983, Thermopolyspora rectivirgula Krassilnikov and Agre 1964.

(RIA 801; IMET 9553). Ex: soil. Pamir Mountains. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity


1)

Saccharopolyspora rectivirgula (Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Korn-Wendisch et al. 1989

Ac-810 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, INMI 683. Received as: Micropolyspora rectivirgula

(Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Prauser and Momirova 1970 Type. Synonym:

Micropolyspora rectivirgula (Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Prauser and

Momirova 1970, Faenia rectivirgula (Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Kurup

and Agre 1983, Thermopolyspora rectivirgula Krassilnikov and Agre 1964.

(ATCC 33515; DSM 43747; IFO (now NBRC) 12464; JCM 3057; KCTC

9487; NCIMB 12296; NRRL B-16280). Ex: soil. Pamir Mountains.

Tajikistan DNA sequences: JN010255, M20387. Pathogenicity group


Saccharothrix australiensis Labeda et al. 1984

Ac-894 Type <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, K-4019 <-- M.P.Lechevalier, ATCC 31497.

(ATCC 31497; DSM 43800; IFO (now NBRC) 14444; JCM 3370; NCIMB

13188; NRRL 11239). Ex: soil. Australia DNA sequences: AF114803.


184, 30oC, F-1, C-1)

Saccharothrix coeruleofusca (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974) Grund and

Kroppenstedt 1990

Ac-855 Type <-- INA 1335. Received as: Nocardiopsis coeruleofusca Preobrazhenskaya

and Sveshnikova 1974 Type. Synonym: Actinomadura coeruleofusca

Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974, Nocardiopsis coeruleofusca

(Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974) Preobrazhenskaya and

Sveshnikova 1985. (INA 1335; ATCC 35108; DSM 43679; IFO (now


AF114805, X76963. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Saccharothrix espanaensis Labeda and Lechevalier 1989






Ac-1969 Type <-- JCM 9112. (ATCC 51144; DSM 44229; JCM 9112; NRRL 15764). Ex:

soil. Puerto Liano. Spain DNA sequences: AF114807, HE804045 (complete

genome). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 183, 28oC, F-1)

Saccharothrix longispora (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974) Grund and Kroppenstedt

1990

Ac-907 Type <-- INA 10222. Received as: Nocardiopsis longispora (Preobrazhenskaya

and Sveshnikova 1974) Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1985 Type.

Synonym: Actinomadura longispora Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova

1974, Nocardiopsis longispora (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974)

Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1985. (INA 10222; ATCC 35109; DSM

43749; IFO (now NBRC) 14522; JCM 3314; IMET 9603; NRRL B-16116).

Ex: soil DNA sequences: X76964, AF114809. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Saccharothrix longispora (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974) Grund and Kroppenstedt

1990

Ac-1265 <-- IINA 389/88. Received as: Nocardiopsis longispora (Preobrazhenskaya

and Sveshnikova 1974) Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1985. Synonym:

Actinomadura longispora Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974,

Nocardiopsis longispora (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1974)

Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1985. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group


Saccharothrix mutabilis subsp. capreolus (ex Stark et al. 1963) Grund and Kroppenstedt 1990

Ac-1848 Type <-- DSM 40225. Synonym: Streptomyces capreolus Stark et al. 1963. Other

name: Nocardia capreola. (ISP 5225; RIA 1167; ATCC 23892; CBS 678.68;

CCRC 13692; DSM 40225; IFO (now NBRC)12847; JCM 4248; JCM 4630;

NCIMB 9611; NRRL 2773) DNA sequences: X76965. Pathogenicity group


Saccharothrix mutabilis subsp. mutabilis (Shearer et al. 1983) Grund and Kroppenstedt 1990

Ac-2023 Type <-- JCM 3380. Synonym: Saccharothrix mutabilis (Shearer et al. 1983)

Labeda and Lechevalier 1989, Nocardiopsis mutabilis Shearer et al. 1983.

(ATCC 31520; CCRC 12528; DSM 43853; IFO (now NBRC) 14310; JCM

3380; NRRL B-16077). Ex: soil. Gujarat. India DNA sequences: X76966.


191, 28oC, F-1)

Saccharothrix sp.

Ac-1473 <-- L.I. Evtushenko IBPM, F-92. Ex: soil. Seychelles. Seychelles.


64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Saccharothrix sp.

Ac-1757 <-- INA, IFO 14198. Received as: Nocardiopsis atra. Other name:

Nocardiopsis atra Huang. (ATCC 31511; IFM 0241; IFO (now NBRC)

14198; JCM 3379; NRRL B-16130). Ex: soil. Nomozaki. Japan.








206, 28oC, F-1)

Saccharothrix syringae (Gauze and Sveshnikova 1985) Grund and Kroppenstedt 1990

Ac-1858 Type <-- DSM 43886. Synonym: Nocardiopsis syringae Gauze and Sveshnikova

1985. (INA 2240; ATCC 51364; DSM 43886; IFO (now NBRC) 14523;

JCM 6844; NRRL B-16468). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AF114812.


206, 28oC, F-1)

Saccharothrix texasensis Labeda and Lyons 1989


9113; NCIMB 13186; NRRL B-16134). Ex: soil. Texas, Dallas. USA DNA



Salimicrobium album (Hao et al. 1985) Yoon et al. 2007

Ac-1949 Type <-- JCM 2574. Received as: Marinococcus albus Hao et al. 1985 Type.

Synonym: Marinococcus albus Hao et al. 1985 Type. (ATCC 49811; CCM

3517; CIP 104820; DSM 20748; IAM 12845; JCM 2574; LMG 17430). Ex:

solar saltern DNA sequences: X90834, AB681752. Pathogenicity group


Salinicola socius Ananiina et al. 2008 emend. De la Haba et al. 2010

B-2397 Type <-- E.G. Plotnikova IEGM, SMB35. Received as: Halomonas sp. (DSM

19940). Ex: soil. Salt mine. Perm Territory, Berezniki. Russia. Pathogenicity


F-3)

Salipaludibacillus sp.

B-1968 <-- I.S. Zvyagintseva INMI. Received as: Bacillus laterosporus

var.halophilus Type. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Serratia liquefaciens (Grimes and Hennerty 1931) Bascomb et al. 1971

B-815 <-- INMI, VKM B-815 <-- CCEB. Received as: Bacillus circulans.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Shewanella xiamenensis Huang et al. 2010

B-3220 <-- T.L. Babich INMI, DCB 2-1. Ex: groundwater. Observation well near of

preserved surface repository of liquid radioactive waste. Tomsk Region,

Seversk. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: MG051295.


372, 25oC, F-1)

Shinella sp.

B-3307 <-- T.L. Babich INMI, JR1-6. Ex: groundwater. Observation well near

surface repository of liquid radioactive waste. Chelyabinsk Region, Ozersk.










(Medium 118, 28oC, F-1)

Simplicispira metamorpha (Terasaki 1961) Grabovich et al. 2006

B-1407 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1407 <--ATCC, ATCC 15280. Received as:

Aquaspirillum metamorphum Type. Synonym: Aquaspirillum metamorphum

(Terasaki 1961) Hylemon et al. 1973, Spirillum metamorphum Terasaki

1961. (ATCC 15280; CCUG 13794; CIP 107317; DSM 1837; LMG 23381;

NBRC 13960; NCIMB 9509). Ex: putrid infusion of a fresh-water shellfish.


238, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Simplicispira metamorpha (Terasaki 1961) Grabovich et al. 2006


metamorphum. Synonym: Aquaspirillum metamorphum (Terasaki 1961)

Hylemon et al. 1973, Spirillum metamorphum Terasaki 1961. (CIP 109450;

DSM 12826). Ex: activated sludge. Waste water aeration tank. Russia.


238, 30oC, F-2, S-3)

Singulisphaera acidiphila Kulichevskaya et al. 2008

B-2454 Type <-- I.S. Kulichevskaya, S.N. Dedysh INMI, MOB10. (ATCC BAA-1392;

DSM 18658). Ex: sphagnum peat. Bog Obukhovskoe (acidic wetland).

Yaroslavl Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 263, 28oC Growth condition:

microaerophilic., F-3)

Singulisphaera rosea Kulichevskaya et al. 2012

B-2599 <-- S.N. Dedysh INMI, S26. (DSM 23044). Ex: Sphagnum peat. Tver



Sinomonas atrocyanea (Kuhn and Starr 1960) Zhou et al. 2009


atrocyaneus Kuhn and Starr 1960 Type. Synonym: Arthrobacter atrocyaneus

Kuhn and Starr 1960. (VKM Ac-1123; ATCC 13752; CCM 1645; CIP


LMG 3814; NCIMB 9220). Ex: air DNA sequences: X80746, EU697388.


64, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Sinomonas atrocyanea (Kuhn and Starr 1960) Zhou et al. 2009

Ac-1123 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-799 <-- CCM 1645;. Received as: Arthrobacter

atrocyaneus Kuhn and Starr 1960 Type. Synonym: Arthrobacter atrocyaneus

Kuhn and Starr 1960. (VKM Ac-1104; ATCC 13752; CCM 1645; CIP

102365; DSM 20127; IFO (now NBRC)12956; IMET 10432; JCM 1329;

LMG 3814; NCIMB 9220). Ex: air DNA sequences: X80746, EU697388.


64, 28oC, F-1)

Sphaerisporangium sp.








Ac-679 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-679 <-- CBS 432.61. Received as: Streptosporangium

viridialbum Nonomura and Ohara 1960 Type. Synonym: Streptosporangium

viridialbum Nonomura and Ohara 1960. (VKM Ac-640; RIA 768; ATCC


NRRL B-2636). Ex: volcanic soil. Hokkaido Island. Japan DNA sequences:

X89953, U48998. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Sphaerisporangium viridialbum (Nonomura and Ohara 1960) Ara and Kudo 2007

Ac-640 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-640 <-- RIA 768 <-- RIFY (H.Nonomura,S-20).

Received as: Streptosporangium viridialbum Nonomura and Ohara 1960

Type. Synonym: Streptosporangium viridialbum Nonomura and Ohara 1960.

(VKM Ac-679; RIA 768; ATCC 33328; CBS 432.61; DSM 43801; IFO

(now NBRC) 13987; JCM 3027; NRRL B-2636). Ex: volcanic soil.

Hokkaido Island. Japan DNA sequences: X89953, U48998. Pathogenicity


Sphaerochaeta associata Troshina et al. 2015

B-2742 Type <-- Shcherbakova V., IBPhM. Received as: strain GLS2. (DSM 26261). Ex:

culture of Methanosarcina sp. strain JL01, permafrost. Kolyma Lowland,

Arctic. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: JN944166. Pathogenicity



Sphaerochaeta halotolerans Bidzhieva et al. 2020

B-3269 Type <-- Bidzhieva S.Kh. Research Center of Biotechnology RAS. Received as: 4-

11. Ex: stratal water from a producing oil well. East Anzir oil field. Republic

of Tatarstan, Yelabuga Region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene

sequence MH456879. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Sphaerochaeta sp.

B-2809 Type <-- Parshina S.N., INMI. Received as: Sphaerochaeta sp. PS. (DSM 26296).

Ex: liquid manure stored at temperatures below 10 C. Republic of Crimea.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: HG531807. Pathogenicity group



Sphaerotilus montanus Gridneva et al. 2011

B-1308 <-- INMI, VKM B-1308 <-- CCM, CCM 2349 <-- V.B.D. Skerman.

Received as: Sphaerotilus natans. (CCM 2349). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Sphaerotilus montanus Gridneva et al. 2011

B-2519 Type <-- M.Yu. Grabovich VSU, HS. (DSM 21226). Ex: deposits of iron oxides

on the outflow of a ferrous iron-containing cold mountainous spring. North

Caucasus. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EU636006; gyrB gene:

FJ161075; cpn60 gene: FJ167405. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,

28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 108, 25oC)








Sphaerotilus natans (Kuetzing 1833) Gridneva et al. 2011 subsp. sulfidivorans Gridneva et al.

2011

B-2573 Type <-- M.Yu. Grabovich VSU, D-501. Received as: Sphaerotilus sp. (DSM

22545). Ex: bacterial mat. Thermal sulfide spring Petushok. Krasnodar



Sphingobacterium sp.

B-3354 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, MR7-4. Received as: Sphingobacterium sp. Ex:

permafrost, 200-390 thousand years. East Siberian Sea, bank, Eastern

Siberia. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Sphingobium amiense Ushiba et al. 2003

B-2587 Òype <-- Ohta H. Ibaraki Univ., Japan, YT. (CIP 107839; DSM 16289; IAM

15006; JCM 11777; NBRC 102518). Ex: river sediment. Japan.


5, 28oC, F-1)

Sphingobium amiense Ushiba et al. 2003

B-2587 Òype <-- Ohta H. Ibaraki Univ., Japan, YT. (CIP 107839; DSM 16289; IAM

15006; JCM 11777; NBRC 102518). Ex: river sediment. Japan.


5, 28oC, F-1)

Sphingomonas faecium Takeuchi and Yokota 1993

B-3359 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, ED23-9. Received as: Sphingobacterium faecium.




Sphingomonas leidyi (Poindexter 1964) Chen et al. 2012

B-1368 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1368 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 37. Received as:

Caulobacter leidyi Type. Synonym: Caulobacter leidyi corrig. Poindexter

1964. (ATCC 15260; CIP 106443; DSM 4733; KCTC 12465). Ex: millipede,

hind gut. California. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-1508 <-- L.V. Andreev IBPM, CB 258 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CB 258.

Received as: Caulobacter sp. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-1996 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 22a. Received as: Caulobacter leidyi. Synonym:

Caulobacter leidyi corrig. Poindexter 1964. Ex: bottom ground. Beloye Lake.

Vologda Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Sphingomonas panaciterrae Sukweenadhi et al. 2017









B-3373 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, EK42. Ex: permafrost, 50-300 thousand years.

Beacon Valley, Antarctica. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Sphingomonas paucimobilis (Holmes et al. 1977) Yabuuchi et al. 1990

B-1200 <-- INMI, VKM B-140 <-- CCM, CCM 72 <-- NRRL B-54 <-- F.J. de

Fontenoy < N. Porges. Received as: Flavobacterium devorans (Zimmermann

1890) Bergey et al. 1923 Type. Synonym: Pseudomonas paucimobilis

Holmes et al. 1977. Other name: Flavobacterium devorans (Zimmermann

1890) Bergey et al. 1923; Bacillus devorans Zimmermann 1890. (ATCC

10829; CCUG 1819; DSM 30198; LMG 4017; NRRL B-54). Pathogenicity


5)

Sphingomonas sp.




Spirilliplanes yamanashiensis Tamura et al. 1997

Ac-1993 Type <-- IFO 15828. (DSM 44325; IFO (now NBRC) 15828; JCM 10032). Ex:

soil. Yamanashi Prefecture Kofu. Japan DNA sequences: D63912.


214, 26oC, F-1)

Spirillospora albida Couch 1963

Ac-670 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-670 <-- RIA 822. (VKM Ac-926; RIA 822; ATCC


NRRL B-3350). Ex: soil, cow pasture. North Carolina. USA DNA

sequences: D85498. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Spirillospora albida Couch 1963

Ac-926 Type <-- DSM 43034. (VKM Ac-670; RIA 822; ATCC 15331; CBS 291.64; DSM

43034; IFO (now NBRC) 12248; JCM 3041; NRRL B-3350). Ex: soil, cow

pasture. North Carolina. USA DNA sequences: D85498. Pathogenicity group


Spirochaeta asiatica Zhilina et al. 1996

B-2821 Type <-- Zhilina T.N., INMI. Received as: Sphirochaeta asiatica Z-7591. (ATCC

700261, DSM 8901). Ex: sludge of alkaline Lake Khatyn. Republic of Tuva.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: X93926. Pathogenicity group



Sporichthya polymorpha Lechevalier et al. 1968

Ac-1863 Type <-- DSM 43042. (ATCC 23823; DSM 43042; IFO (now NBRC) 12702;

IMRU 3913; JCM 3089; NRRL B-3709). Ex: greenhous soil. New York,

New Brunswick. USA DNA sequences: AB025317. Pathogenicity group









Sporolactobacillus inulinus (Kitahara and M. Suzuki 1963) Kitahara and Lai 1967

B-1597 Òype <-- DSMZ, DSM 20348 <-- K. Kitahara, EU. Synonym: Sporolactobacillus

(subgen.Lactobacillus) inulinus Kitahara and Suzuki 1963. (ATCC 15538;

BCRC 14647; CCM 7124; CCUG 34015; CCUG 41661; CECT 691; DSM

20348; HAMBI 2162; JCM 6014; KCTC 5032; LMG 11481; NBRC 13595;

NCIMB 9743; NRRL B-14021). Ex: chicken feed. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 75, 30oC, S-4)

Sporosarcina globispora (Larkin and Stokes 1967) Yoon et al. 2001

B-1435 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1435 <-- CCM, CCM 2119. Received as: Bacillus

globisporus Type. Synonym: Bacillus globisporus Larkin and Stokes 1967.

(ATCC 23301; BCRC 15914; BCRC 16022; CCM 2119; CCUG 7419;

CECT 4072; CFBP 2977; DSM 4; HAMBI 471; IAM 14760; JCM 10046;

KCTC 3736; LMG 6928; NBRC 16082; NCIB 11434; NCIMB 11434;

NRRL B-3396). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Sporosarcina pasteurii (Miquel 1889) Yoon et al. 2001

B-513 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-513 <-- NCTC, NCTC 4822 <-- T. Gibson, 22 <-- N.R.

Smith, 673, 929. Received as: Bacillus pasteurii Type. Synonym: Bacillus

pasteurii (Miquel 1889) Chester 1898, Urobacillus pasteurii Miquel 1889.

(ATCC 11859; BCRC 11569; CCM 2056; CCUG 7425; CIP 66.21; DSM 33;

HAMBI 1877; KCTC 3558; LMD 48.21; LMG 7130; NCCB 48021;

NCIMB 8841; NCTC 4822). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Sporosarcina sp.


Received as: Bacillus pasteurii. (LMG 17351; NCIMB 8221). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KX028861. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Sporosarcina ureae (Beijerinck 1901) Kluyver and van Niel 1936

B-592 <-- INMI, VKM B-592 <-- CCM, CCM 204. Synonym: Planosarcina ureae

Beijerinck 1901, Sporosarcina ureae (Beijerinck 1901) Orla-Jensen 1909,

Sarcina ureae (Beijerinck 1901) Loehnis 1911. (DSM 2305; IAM 13059;

JCM 2583; NBRC 12698). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,





Sarcina ureae (Beijerinck 1901) Loehnis 1911. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group


3)









B-595 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-595 <-- CCM, CCM 684. Synonym: Planosarcina ureae


Sarcina ureae (Beijerinck 1901) Loehnis 1911. (ATCC 6473; CCM 684;

DSM 2281; IAM 12850; IAM 13053; JCM 2577; KCTC 3856; KCTC 9157;

LMG 17366; NBRC 12699; NCIB 9251; NCIMB 9251). Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)




Sarcina ureae (Beijerinck 1901) Loehnis 1911. (DSM 2306; IMET 10857;

NRRL B-286). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,





Sarcina ureae (Beijerinck 1901) Loehnis 1911. (ATCC 13881; BCRC 10776

; CCM 860; CCRC 10776; DSM 320; FIRDI 776; IAM 13055; IMET 10262;

JCM 2579; KCTC 9158; LMG 18366; LMG 3267; NCIB 9151; NCIMB

9151). Ex: garden soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,





Sarcina ureae (Beijerinck 1901) Loehnis 1911. (CCM 1466; DSM 2280;

IAM 13056; JCM 2580; LMG 17364; NCDO 1548; NCDO 973; NCFB

1548; NCIB 9250; NCIMB 9250; NCTC 4819). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity


C-1, F-3)




Sarcina ureae (Beijerinck 1901) Loehnis 1911. Pathogenicity group (SanPin





Sarcina ureae (Beijerinck 1901) Loehnis 1911. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Staphylococcus cohnii (Schleifer and Kloos 1975) Kloos and Wolfshohl 1991 subsp. cohnii

B-3165 <-- V.P. Korobov IEGM, KL-T. Received as: Staphylococcus cohnii subsp.

Cohnii. Ex: confectionery DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: MF059099.

Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): 4. (Medium







15, 37oC, F-1)

Starkeya novella (Starkey 1934) Kelly et al. 2000

B-3212 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, DSM 506 <-- DSM, DSM 506 <-- NCIB <--

ATCC <-- R. Starkey. Synonym: Thiobacillus novellus Starkey 1934.

(ATCC 8093; BCRC 13031; BCRC 17550; CCM 1077; CIP 104402; DSM

506; IAM 12100; IFO 12443; IFO 14993; JCM 20403; KCTC 2845; LMD

38.19; LMD 81.75; NBRC 12443; NBRC 14993; NCCB 38019; NCCB

81075; NCIM 2858; NCIMB 10456). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Starkeya sp.

B-3218 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, 3C. Ex: soil. Moscow Region, Pushchino. Russia.


292, 30oC, F-1, F-3)

Stella humosa Vasilyeva 1985

B-1137 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-1137 <-- L.V. Vasilyeva INMI, 1107. (ATCC 43930;

DSM 5900). Ex: soil, chernozem. Krasnodar. Russia. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 101, 30oC, F-1, S-5,

S-4)

Stella vacuolata Vasilyeva 1985

B-1552 Type <-- L.V. Vasilyeva INMI, 229. (ATCC 43931; DSM 5901). Ex: activated

sludge. Pigsty. Leningrad Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Stenotrophomonas chelatiphaga Kaparullina et al. 2010

B-2486 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, LPM-5 <-- T.I. Chistyakova IBPM, LPM-5.

Received as: Stenotrophomonas chelatovorus Kaparullina et al. 2008 Type.

(CCUG 57178; DSM 21508). Ex: sewage sludge. Republic of Tatarstan,

Kazan. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: EU573216. Pathogenicity


Stenotrophomonas maltophilia (Hugh 1981) Palleroni and Bradbury 1993

B-591 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-591 <-- CCM, CCM 1640. Received as: Xanthomonas

maltophila Type. Synonym: Xanthomonas maltophilia (Hugh 1981) Swings

et al. 1983, Pseudomonas maltophilia Hugh and Ryschenkow 1961,

Pseudomonas maltophilia (ex Hugh and Ryschenkov 1961) Hugh 1981,

Pseudomonas beteli corrig. (Ragunathan 1928) Savulescu 1947,

Pseudomonas hibiscicola Moniz 1963, Stenotrophomonas africana Drancourt

et al. 1997. (ATCC 13637; BCRC 10737; CCM 1640; CCT 1897; CCUG

5866; CECT 115; CFBP 3035; CGMCC 1.1788; CIP 60.77; CNCTC

5821;DSM 50170; IAM 12423; IMI 347517; JCM 1975; KCTC 1773; LMD

68.18; LMG 958; NBRC 12690; NBRC 14161; NCAIM B.01119; NCCB

68018; NCIMB 9203; NCPPB 1974; NCTC 10257; VTT E-96657). Ex:

cancer patient. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)









B-2923 <-- IM NAS of Belarus, BIM B-571 <-- Semochkina N.F. IM NAS of

Belarus, 104 B. Received as: Pseudomonas fluorescens. Synonym:

Xanthomonas maltophilia (Hugh 1981) Swings et al. 1983, Pseudomonas

maltophilia Hugh and Ryschenkow 1961, Pseudomonas maltophilia (ex

Hugh and Ryschenkov 1961) Hugh 1981, Pseudomonas beteli corrig.

(Ragunathan 1928) Savulescu 1947, Pseudomonas hibiscicola Moniz 1963,

Stenotrophomonas africana Drancourt et al. 1997. Ex: soil contaminated by

industrial emissions Khimvolokno. Mogilev. Belarus. Pathogenicity group



B-2924 <-- IM NAS of Belarus, BIM B-570 <-- A.S. Samsonova IM NAS of

Belarus, 12 B. Received as: Pseudomonas fluorescens. Synonym:

Xanthomonas maltophilia (Hugh 1981) Swings et al. 1983, Pseudomonas

maltophilia Hugh and Ryschenkow 1961, Pseudomonas maltophilia (ex

Hugh and Ryschenkov 1961) Hugh 1981, Pseudomonas beteli corrig.

(Ragunathan 1928) Savulescu 1947, Pseudomonas hibiscicola Moniz 1963,

Stenotrophomonas africana Drancourt et al. 1997. Ex: activated sludge.

treatment facilities of Pproduction Association Khimvolokno. Mogilev.



Stenotrophomonas pictorum (Gray and Thornton 1928) Ouattara et al. 2017

B-1240 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1240 <-- CCM, CCM 284. Received as: Pseudomonas

pictorum. Synonym: Pseudomonas pictorum Gray and Thornton 1928.

(ATCC 23328; BCRC 15831; CCM 284; CCUG 1823; CCUG 3368; CIP

103273; DSM 19282; JCM 9942; KCTC 12497; LMG 981; NCAIM

B.01152; NCAIM B.01950; NCIM 2077; NCIMB 9152; NRRL B-2543). Ex:


(Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Stenotrophomonas rhizophila Wolf et al. 2002

B-1983 <-- N.A. Lapteva IBIW, 13. Received as: Caulobacter sp. Ex: water, depth

0,5 m. Sevan Lake. Armenia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



B-2942 <-- E.V. Ariskina IBPM, B-815.2. Received as: Stenotrophomonas

rhizophila. Ex: contaminated bacterial culture. Russia. Pathogenicity group



B-3346 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, MM8-6. Received as: Genus sp. Ex: buried seeds,

permafrost, 5-8 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Eastern Siberia, Arctic.




B-3365 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, MÌ8-27b. Received as: Stenotrophomonas rhizophila.







Ex: buried seeds, permafrost, 5-8 thousand years. Kolyma Lowland, Eastern

Siberia, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Stenotrophomonas sp.

B-3355 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, MR7-1. Received as: Stenotrophomonas tumulicola.

Ex: permafrost, 200-390 thousand years. East Siberian Sea, bank. Russia.


15, 30oC, F-1)


B-3356 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, MR7-3. Received as: Stenotrophomonas sp. Ex:

permafrost, 200-390 thousand years. East Siberian Sea, bank. Russia.


15, 30oC, F-1)


B-3357 <-- M.A. Petrova IMG, MR9-2. Received as: Stenotrophomonas sp. Ex:

permafrost, 15-40 thousand years. Laptev Sea, bank, Eastern Siberia. Russia.


15, 30oC, F-1)

Streptoalloteichus hindustanus (ex Tomita et al. 1978) Tomita et al. 1987

Ac-683 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-683 <-- ATCC 31217. (RIA 1955; ATCC 31217; DSM

44523; IFO (now NBRC) 14056; IFO (now NBRC) 15115; JCM 3268;

NCIMB 12539; NRRL B-11280). Ex: soil. India DNA sequences: D85497.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptoalloteichus tenebrarius (ex Higgens and Kastner 1967) Tamura et al. 2008

Ac-1870 Type <-- INA, ATCC 17920. Received as: Streptomyces tenebrarius Higgins and

Kastner 1967 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces tenebrarius Higgins and

Kastner 1967. (ISP 5477; RIA 1357; ATCC 17920; BCRC 12593; CBS

697.72; DSM 40477; JCM 4838; LMG 5988; NCIMB 11028; NRRL 3816;

NRRL B-12390). Ex: soil. Mexico DNA sequences: AB 184721, AB

184722, AB 297962. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces abikoensis (Umezawa et al. 1951) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-839 <-- RIA 1122 <-- ISP 5105 <-- IFM 1018 (T.Arai, 100). Received as:

Streptoverticillium olivoreticuli (Arai et al. 1957) Baldacci et al. 1966 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces olivoreticuli (Arai et al. 1957) Witt and

Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium olivoreticuli (Arai et al. 1957)

Baldacci et al. 1966, Streptomyces olivoreticuli (Arai et al. 1957). (ISP 5105;

RIA 1122; ATCC 23943; CBS 927.68; DSM 40105; IFO (now NBRC)

12896; IPV 943; JCM 4176; JCM 4657; NRRL B-2091). Ex: soil. Japan

DNA sequences: AB184853, AY999857. Pathogenicity group (SanPin










Ac-878 <-- RIA 1355 <-- ISP 5473 <-- J.Routien, BA 3572. Received as:

Streptoverticillium parvisporogenes Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym:

Streptomyces parvisporogenes (Locci et al. 1969) Witt and Stackebrandt

1991, Streptoverticillium parvisporogenes Locci et al. 1969. (ISP 5473; RIA


IPV 1972; JCM 4694; JCM 4812; NRRL B-5464; NRRL B-12386). Ex: soil

DNA sequences: AY999865, AB249913, AB184375. Pathogenicity group


C-4)


Ac-889 <-- RIA 1109 <-- ISP 5038 <-- R.Shinobu, 486. Received as:

Streptoverticillium luteoverticillatum (Shinobu 1956) Locci et al. 1969 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces luteoverticillatus (Shinobu 1956) Witt and

Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium luteoverticillatum (Shinobu 1956)

Locci et al. 1969. (ISP 5038; RIA 1109; ATCC 23933; CBS 917.68; DSM

40038; IFO (now NBRC) 3840; IFO (now NBRC) 12887; IPV 2001; IPV

2025; JCM 4099; JCM 4649; NCIMB 9720; NRRL B-1995). Ex: soil. Japan

DNA sequences: AB249967, AB184803, HQ244460, JN566036.


8, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-945 <-- Konev Y.E NITIAF, LIA 0767 <-- RIA 1179 <-- K.Nakazawa, 138.

Received as: Streptoverticillium ehimense (Shibata et al. 1954) Locci et al.

1969 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces ehimensis (Shibata et al. 1954) Witt and

Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium ehimense (Shibata et al. 1954) Locci

et al. 1969. (ISP 5253; RIA 1179; ATCC 23903; CBS 799.68; DSM 40253;

IFO (now NBRC) 3398; IFO (now NBRC) 12858; JCM 4162; JCM 4635;

NRRL B-1967). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: AY999834, JN566035,

HQ244451. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 190, 28oC, F-1, C-1, C-4)


Ac-946 <-- Y.E.Konev NITIAF, LIA 0603. Received as: Streptoverticillium

abikoense. Synonym: Streptoverticillium abikoense (Umezawa et al. 1951)

Locci et al. 1969. (ISP 5025; LIA 0603). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces aburaviensis Nishimura et al. 1957

Ac-1868 Type <-- INA, ISP 5033. (ISP 5033; RIA 1107; ATCC 23869; BCRC 11617; CBS

280.60; CBS 608.68; DSM 40033; IFO (now NBRC) 12830; JCM 4170;

JCM 4613; KCTC 9663; LMG 19305; NRRL B-2218). Ex: soil. Aburabi,

Shiga Pref. Japan DNA sequences: AY999779, AB184178, AY999886.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces achromogenes subsp. achromogenes (Okami and Umezawa 1953) Bhuyan et al.

1965






Ac-1258 Type <-- RIA 1000 <-- ISP 5028 <-- Y.Okami, Z-4-1. Other name: Streptomyces

achromogenes Okami and Umezawa 1953. (ISP 5028; RIA 756; RIA 1000;

ATCC 12767; ATCC 19719; BCRC 11618; CBS 458.68; DSM 40028; IFO

(now NBRC) 12735; IMET 43080; JCM 4121; JCM 4561; KCTC 1740;

NRRL B-2120). Ex: garden soil. Tokyo. Japan DNA sequences: AB184109,


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces afghaniensis Shimo et al. 1959

Ac-703 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5228. (ISP 5228; RIA 1169; ATCC 23871; CBS 610.68;

DSM 40228; IFO (now NBRC) 12831; IMET 42942; JCM 4340; NRRL B-

5621). Ex: soil. Afghanistan DNA sequences: AB184847, AJ399483.


13, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces alanosinicus Thiemann and Beretta 1966

Ac-1752 Type <-- RIA 1454 <-- ISP 5606 <-- Lepetit Labs. V / 119. (ISP 5606; RIA 1454;

ATCC 15710; CBS 348.69; CBS 794.72; DSM 40606; IFO (now NBRC)

13493; JCM 4714; KCTC 9683; NRRL B-3627). Ex: soil. Brasil DNA

sequences: AB184442, HQ426712. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces albaduncus Tsukiura et al. 1964

Ac-1753 Type <-- RIA 1358 <-- ISP 5478. (ISP 5478; RIA 1358; ATCC 14698; CBS

698.72; DSM 40478; IFO (now NBRC) 13397; JCM 4715; KCTC 1741;

NRRL B-3605) DNA sequences: AB184376, AY999757. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces albiaxialis Kuznetsov et al. 1993

Ac-691 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-691 <-- V.D. Kuznetsov. (DSM 41799; JCM 15478;

NBRC 101002; NRRL B-24327;). Ex: highly mineralized stratal waters of

the oil field. Perm Territory, Perm Region. Russia DNA sequences:

AY999901, AB249952. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces albidoflavus (Rossi Doria 1891) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-746 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5455. (ISP 5455; RIA 1202; ATCC 25422; BCRC 13699;

CBS 416.34; CBS 920.69; CIP 105122; DSM 40455; IFO (now NBRC)

13010; JCM 4446; KCTC 9202; LMG 19300; NCIMB 10043; NRRL B-

1271; NRRL B-2663) DNA sequences: AB184255, Z76676, FJ406048.


191, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces albofaciens Thirumalachar and Bhatt 1960

Ac-724 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5268. (ISP 5268; RIA 1189; ATCC 23873; ATCC 25184;

BCRC 12072; CBS 612.68; CIP 104425; DSM 40268; IFO (now NBRC)

12833; JCM 4342; KCTC 9686; NCIMB 10975; NRRL B-12172) DNA

sequences: JN566024, AB045880, AB184179. Pathogenicity group (SanPin









Streptomyces alboflavus (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-972 Type <-- RIA 1112 <-- ISP 5045 <-- IMRU 3008. Synonym: Actinomyces

alboflavus Waksman and Curtis 1916. (ISP 5045; RIA 1112; ATCC 12626;

ATCC 23874; BCRC 13664; CBS 613.68; CIP 104427; DSM 40045; IFO

(now NBRC) 13196; IMET 42936; JCM 4615; KCTC 9674; NRRL B-1273;

NRRL B-2373) DNA sequences: AB184775, AB184861, EF178699.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces albogriseolus Benedict et al. 1954

Ac-1200 Type <-- RIA 1101 <-- ISP 5003 <-- T.Pridhan, 7-A <-- Benedict R. (ISP 5003;

RIA 1101; ATCC 23875; BCRC 12230; CBS 614.68; CIP 104424; CIP

104428; DSM 40003; IFO (now NBRC) 3413; IFO (now NBRC) 3709; IFO

(now NBRC) 12834; JCM 4004; JCM 4616; KCTC 9675; NRRL B-1305;

NCIMB 9604). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AJ494865, AB184767, AB184780,

AB184180, AY177662. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1, C-4)

Streptomyces albolongus Tsukiura et al. 1964

Ac-704 Type <-- RIA 1426 <-- ISP 5570 <-- H.Tsukiura, 304R7. (ISP 5570; RIA 1426;


4716; NRRL B-3604). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: AY999756,



Streptomyces alboniger Porter et al. 1952

Ac-838 Type <-- RIA 1003 <-- ISP 5043 <-- H.Tresner, P-638. (ISP 5043; RIA 1003;

ATCC 12461; ATCC 19722; CBS 461.68; DSM 40043; IFO (now NBRC)

12738; JCM 4309; JCM 4563; IMET 43691; NCIMB 13007; NRRL B-1832;

NRRL B-2403). Ex: forest soil DNA sequences: AY845349, AB184111,



Streptomyces albovinaceus (Kudrina 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-572 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-572 <-- RIA 1004 <-- ISP 5136 <-- INA 273/53.

Synonym: Actinomyces albovinaceus Kudrina 1957. (ISP 5136; RIA 1004;

INA 273/53; ATCC 15823; ATCC 19723; ATCC 23613; CBS 256.66; CBS

462.68; DSM 40136; IFO (now NBRC) 12739; JCM 4343; NCIMB 13010;

NRRL B-2566). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB249958, AY999759.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1, C-4)


Ac-1070 <-- IINA 9582 (Suggested neotype). Synonym: Actinomyces albovinaceus

Kudrina 1957. (INA 9582). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1917 <-- RIA 955 <-- CMI 134886. Received as: Streptomyces mediolani







Arcamone et al. 1969 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces mediolani Arcamone et

al. 1969. (RIA 955; ATCC 33021; BCRC 12035; DSM 41058; DSM 41647;

IFO (now NBRC) 15427; JCM 5076; NCIMB 10969). Ex: soil. Milano. Italy

DNA sequences: AB184674, AJ781354. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces albus (Rossi Doria 1891) Waksman and Henrici 1943

Ac-35 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-35 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, ATCC 3004. (ISP 5313; RIA

1206; ATCC 3004; ATCC 25426; CBS 410.63; CBS 924.69; CIP 104432;

DSM 40313; IFO (now NBRC) 3710; IFO (now NBRC) 13014; JCM 4177;

JCM 4450; NCIMB 9558; NRRL B-1811; NRRL B-2208) DNA sequences:

JX486031, AJ621602, AB184257, AB184781, AY999743, X53163.


214, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces althioticus Yamaguchi et al. 1957

Ac-705 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5092. (ISP 5092; RIA 1005; ATCC 19724; CBS 463.68;

DSM 40092; IFO (now NBRC)12740; JCM 4344; KCTC 9752; NRRL B-

3981). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: AY999791, AY999808, AB184112.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces amakusaensis Nagatsu et al. 1963

Ac-995 Type <-- RIA 1163 <-- ISP 5219 <-- S.Suzuki, 10-101. (ISP 5219; RIA 1163;

ATCC 23876; CBS 615.68; DSM 40219; IFO now NBRC) 12835; JCM

4167; JCM 4617; KCTC 9753; LMG 19350; NRRL B-3351). Ex: soil. Japan

DNA sequences: AY999781, AB184181. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces anandii Batra and Bajaj 1965

Ac-1920 Type <-- INA, ATCC 19388. (ISP 5535; RIA 1399; ATCC 19388; CBS 739.72;

DSM 40535; IFO (now NBRC) 13438; JCM 4720; KCTC 9687; NRRL B-

3590; NRRL B-12487). Ex: soil. Anand (Gujarat). India DNA sequences:



Streptomyces anthocyanicus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970

Ac-38 <-- INMI, VKM A-38 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 88. Synonym:

Actinomyces anthocyanicus Krassilnikov et al. 1965. Ex: soil. Experimental

field in K.A. Timiryazev Moscow Agricultural Academy territory. Moscow.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces antibioticus (Waksman and Woodruff 1941) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-964 Type <-- RIA 1174 <-- ISP 5234 <-- IMRU 3435. (ISP 5234; RIA 1174; ATCC

8663; ATCC 23879; CBS 478.48; CBS 659.68; CCM 3159; DSM 40234;

IFO (now NBRC) 12838; IMET 40227; JCM 4620; KCTC 9688; LMG

5966; NCIMB 8504; NRRL B-1701; NRRL B-2770). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: AY999776, AB184184. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,








Streptomyces antimycoticus Waksman 1957

Ac-1824 Type <-- RIA 1198 <-- ISP 5284 <-- NRRL 2421. (ISP 5284; RIA 1198; ATCC

23880; CBS 660.68; DSM 40284; IFO (now NBRC) 12839; JCM 4228; JCM

4621; KCTC 9694; NRRL 2421). Ex: composted soil DNA sequences:

AB184185, AY999831, HQ244448. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces anulatus (Beijerinck 1912) Waksman 1953 emend. Lanoot et al. 2005

Ac-79 <-- INMI, VKM A-79 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 2820. Received as:

Streptomyces chrysomallus Lindenbein 1952. Synonym: Streptomyces

chrysomallus subsp. chrysomallus Lindenbein 1952, Actinomyces

chrysomallus (Lindenbein 1952) Krassilnikov 1970. (RIA 650; ATCC

15857). Ex: soil, chernozem. Republic of Moldova. Pathogenicity group




Streptomyces chrysomallus Lindenbein 1952. Synonym: Streptomyces

chrysomallus subsp. chrysomallus Lindenbein 1952, Actinomyces

chrysomallus (Lindenbein 1952) Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, podzol.





Streptomyces citreofluorescens (Korenyako et al. 1960) Pridham 1970 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces citreofluorescens (Korenyako et al. 1960) Pridham

1970, Actinomyces citreofluorescens Korenyako et al. 1960. (ISP 5265; RIA

648; RIA 1187; ATCC 15858; ATCC 23898; BCRC 11820; CBS 684.68;

DSM 40265; IFO (now NBRC) 12853; JCM 4356; KCTC 9710; LMG

20475; NCIMB 9806; NRRL B-3362). Ex: soil, humus-iron podzol. Kola

Peninsula, Arctic. Murmansk Region, Kandalaksha. Russia DNA sequences:

AB184195, HQ995503, AY999797. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,




Streptomyces fluorescens (Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces fluorescens (Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970,

Actinomyces fluorescens Krassilnikov 1958. (ISP 5203; RIA 647; RIA 1154;


(now NBRC) 12861; JCM 4373; LMG 8579; NCIMB 9851; NRRL B-2873).

Ex: soil, reserve. Belarus DNA sequences: DQ026639, AB184199.


13, 28oC, F-1)








Ac-628 <-- INMI, VKM A-627 <-- DM MSU, 2. Received as: Streptomyces

chrysomallus subsp. chrysomallus Lindenbein 1952. Synonym: Streptomyces

chrysomallus subsp. chrysomallus Lindenbein 1952. Pathogenicity group



Ac-721 <-- IBPM, ISP 5128. Received as: Streptomyces chrysomallus Lindenbein

1952. Synonym: Streptomyces chrysomallus subsp. chrysomallus Lindenbein


(now NBRC) 12755; JCM 4355). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-728 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5361. (ISP 5361; RIA 1330; ATCC 27416; CBS 100.18; CBS


LMG 19301; NRRL B-2000) DNA sequences: DQ026637, AB184875.


191, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1332 <-- DM MSU, 26-115. Received as: Streptomyces chrysomallus Lindenbein

1952. Synonym: Streptomyces chrysomallus subsp. Chrysomallus

(Lindenbein 1952) Frommer 1959. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces anulatus (Beijerinck 1912) Waksman 1953

Ac-1873 <-- INA, ATCC 3374. Received as: Streptomyces praecox (Millard and Burr

1926) Waksman 1953 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces praecox (Millard and

Burr 1926) Waksman 1953, Actinomyces praecox Millard and Burr 1926.

(ISP 5393; RIA 66; RIA 1265; ATCC 3374; ATCC 25485; CBS 104.27;

CBS 913.69; DSM 40393; IFO 13073; IMET 40356; JCM 4506; NRRL B-

1586; NRRL B-2551). Ex: potato scab DNA sequences: JQ 924402,



Streptomyces arabicus Shibata et al. 1957

Ac-1754 Type <-- RIA 1178 <-- ISP 5252 <-- IFO 3406 <-- K.Nakazawa. (ISP 5252; RIA

1178; ATCC 23881; CBS 661.68; DSM 40252; IFO (now NBRC) 3406; IFO

(now NBRC) 12840; IFO (now NBRC) 14035; JCM 4161; JCM 4622;

NRRL B-1733). Ex: soil. Arabia Peninsula. DNA sequences: AB184569,

AB184186, AB184763, AY999777. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces ardus (De Boer et al. 1961) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-574 <-- INMI, VKM A-574 <-- RIA 1451 <-- ISP 5603 <-- NRRL 2564.

Received as: Streptomyces caespitosus Sugawara and Hata 1956 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces caespitosus Sugawara and Hata 1956. (ISP 5603;

RIA 969; RIA 1451; ATCC 27422; CBS 791.72; DSM 40603; IFO (now

NBRC) 13490; IMET 43411; JCM 4438; JCM 4732; KCTC 9701; NRRL







2564). Ex: soil. Japan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces ardus (De Boer et al. 1961) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-930 Type <-- RIA 1391 <-- ISP 5527 <-- NRRL 2817. Received as: Streptoverticillium

ardum (De Boer et al. 1961) Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym:

Streptoverticillium ardum (De Boer et al. 1961) Locci et al. 1969. (ISP 5527;


13430; IPV 2020; JCM 4543; JCM 4722; NRRL 2817). Ex: soil. USA DNA

sequences: AB184864, AY999843. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces arenae Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1201 Type <-- RIA 1208 <-- ISP 5293 <-- T.J.Oliver, Abbott Labs. NA 269-M2. (ISP

5293; RIA 1208; ATCC 25428; CBS 926.69; DSM 40293; IFO (now NBRC)

13016; JCM 4452; NRRL 2377). Ex: soil. Illinois. USA DNA sequences:

AJ399485, AB249977. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces argenteolus Tresner et al. 1961


CBS 662.68; DSM 40226; IFO (now NBRC) 12841; JCM 4229; JCM 4623;

KCTC 1742; LMG 5967; NCIMB 9625; NRRL B-1806). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: AB045872, AB184187, EU048540. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces armeniacus (Kalakoutskii and Kuznetsov 1964) Wellington and Williams 1981

Ac-905 Type <-- RIA 807 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov, 26A-32. Received as: Actinoplanes

armeniacus Kalakoutskii and Kuznetsov 1964 Type. Synonym: Actinoplanes

armeniacus Kalakoutskii and Kuznetsov 1964. (RIA 807; ATCC 15676; CBS


NCIMB 10179). Ex: soil. Armenia DNA sequences: AB018092, AB184102.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces asterosporus (ex Krassilnikov 1970) Preobrazhenskaya 1986

Ac-40 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-40 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 16. Synonym:

Actinomyces asterosporus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. (DSM 41452; IFO (now

NBRC) 15872; JCM 6912; NRRL B-24328). Ex: soil. USSR DNA



Streptomyces atroolivaceus (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-255 <-- INMI, VKM Ac-255 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 2718. Received as:

Streptomyces olivarius (sic) (Kuchaeva et al. 1960) Pridham 1970.

Synonym: Streptomyces olivoviridis (Kuchaeva et al. 1960) Pridham 1970,

Actinomyces olivoviridis Kuchaeva et al. 1960. Ex: soil, chernozem.

Kishinev. Republic of Moldova. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,











Streptomyces olivoviridis (Kuchaeva et al. 1960) Pridham 1970 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces olivoviridis (Kuchaeva et al. 1960) Pridham 1970,

Actinomyces olivoviridis Kuchaeva et al. 1960. (ISP 5211; RIA 661; RIA

1157; ATCC 15882; ATCC 23944; CBS 928.68; DSM 40211; IFO (now

NBRC) 12897; JCM 4432; JCM 4658; NRRL B-3374). Ex: chestnut soil.

Tashkent. Uzbekistan DNA sequences: JQ924393, AB184227, DQ442535.


209, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-970 Type <-- RIA 1006 <-- ISP 5137 <-- INA 4776 / 54. Synonym: Actinomyces

atroolivaceus Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957. Other name: Actinomyces

viridans subsp. Atroolivaceus. (ISP 5137; INA 4776 / 54; RIA 1006; ATCC


KCTC 9017; LMG 19306). Ex: soil. Republic of Dagestan. Russia DNA

sequences: AJ781320, AB184113, AY999832. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces atrovirens (ex Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1971) Preobrazhenskaya and Terekhova

1986

Ac-1213 Type <-- INA 1551. Synonym: Actinomyces atrovirens Preobrazhenskaya et al.

1971. (INA 1551; DSM 41467; IFO (now NBRC) 15388; JCM 6913; NRRL

B-16357) DNA sequences: AB184639, DQ026672. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces aurantiacus (Rossi Doria 1891) Waksman 1953 emend. Lanoot et al. 2002

Ac-43 <-- INMI, VKM A-43 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 1268. Ex: soil. USSR.


211, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-44 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-44 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 1373. (ISP 5412; RIA


NBRC) 13017; JCM 4453; LMG 19358). Ex: soil DNA sequences:




Ac-1818 <-- RIA 482 <-- BUCSAV 1.10. Received as: Streptomyces albosporeus

subsp. albosporeus (Krainsky 1914) Okami et al. 1963 Type. Synonym:

Streptomyces albosporeus subsp. albosporeus (Krainsky 1914) Okami et al.

1963. (RIA 482; ATCC 15394; ATCC 3003; CCM 3157; DSM 40795; IFO

(now NBRC) 15386; JCM 4135; KCTC 9665; NRRL B-1239; NRRL B-

2372) DNA sequences: AJ781327, AB184637. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces aurantiogriseus (Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958







Ac-1093 Type <-- RIA 1130 <-- ISP 5138 <-- INA 10369 / 58. Other name: Actinomyces

aurantiogriseus Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (ISP 5138; RIA 1130; INA

10369/58; ATCC 19887; ATCC 23883; CBS 663.68; DSM 40138; IFO (now

NBRC) 12842; JCM 4346; LMG 19298; NCIMB 9849; NRRL B-5416). Ex:

soil DNA sequences: AY999793, AB184188. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces aureocirculatus (Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965) Pridham 1970

Ac-1826 Type <-- RIA 1210 <-- ISP 5386 <-- RIA 682 <-- INMI 735. Synonym:

Actinomyces aureocirculatus Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965 Type. (ISP 5386;

RIA 682; RIA 1210; ATCC 15851; ATCC 19823; ATCC 25430; CBS

928.69; DSM 40386; IFO (now NBRC) 13018; JCM 4454; NRRL B-3324).

Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184260, AY999861. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces aureofaciens Duggar 1948 emend. Groth et al. 2003

Ac-771 Type <-- RIA 1129 <-- ISP 5127 <-- E.Backus, Lederie Labs. A-377. (ISP 5127;

RIA 1129; ATCC 10762; ATCC 23884; CBS 434.51; CBS 664.68; CCM

3239; CIP 57.11; DSM 40127; IFO (now NBRC) 3712; IFO (now NBRC)

12594; IFO (now NBRC) 12843; JCM 4008; JCM 4524; LMG 5968;

NCIMB 8234; NRRL 2209; NRRL B-2183; NRRL B-2657; NRRL B-5404).

Ex: soil, timothy field. Missouri. USA DNA sequences: AY207608,


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces aureorectus (ex Taig et al.1969) Taig and Solovieva 1986

Ac-1828 Type <-- INA A-78. Synonym: Actinomyces aureorectus Taig et al. 1969. (INA A-

78; INA A-2843-10; RIA 553; DSM 41692; IFO (now NBRC) 15896; JCM

9947) DNA sequences: AB184710, EF654094. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces aureoverticillatus (Krassilnikov and Yuan 1960) Pridham 1970


Actinomyces aureoverticillatus Krassilnikov and Yuan 1960 Type. (ISP

5080; RIA 679; RIA 1007; ATCC 15854; ATCC 19726; CBS 465.68; DSM

40080; IFO (now NBRC) 12742; IPV 1821; JCM 4347; NRRL B-3326). Ex:

soil. USSR DNA sequences: AY999774, AB249919. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces aureoverticillatus (Krassilnikov and Yuan 1960) Pridham 1970

Ac-52 <-- INMI, VKM A-52 <-- N.AKrassilnikov, INMI 1306. Other name:

Actinomyces aureoverticillus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Republic of

Crimea. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces avellaneus Baldacci and Grein 1966

Ac-1720 Type <-- RIA 1412 <-- ISP 5554 <-- IPV 1830 <-- E.Baldacci, 2758 F1. (ISP


13451; JCM 4321; JCM 4725; NCIMB 11000; NRRL B-3447). Ex: soil from







caverns of Caudano at Cuneo. Piedmont. Italy DNA sequences: AB184413,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces avermitilis (ex Burg et al. 1979) Kim and Goodfellow 2002

Ac-1301 Type <-- H.Prauser, IMET 43778. Synonym: Streptomyces avermitilis Burg et al.

1979, Streptomyces avermectinius Takahashi et al. 2002. (ATCC 31267;

BCRC 12382; DSM 46492; IFO (now NBRC) 14893; IMET 43778; JCM

5070; KCTC 9063; KCTC 9698; NCIMB 12804; NRRL 8165). Ex: soil.

Japan DNA sequences: BA000030, AB078897, AB184632. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces avidinii Stapley et al. 1964

Ac-1074 Type <-- RIA 1390 <-- ISP 5526 <-- H.P.Woodruff, Merck Sharp & Dohme Res.

Labs. MA-833. (ISP 5526; RIA 1390; ATCC 27419; CBS 730.72; DSM

40526; IFO (now NBRC) 13429; IMET 43538; JCM 4726; KCTC 9757;

NCIMB 11996; NRRL 3077). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184395,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces azureus Kelly et al. 1959

Ac-719 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5106. (RIA 1009; ATCC 14921; ATCC 19728; CBS 467.68;

DSM 40106; IFO (now NBRC) 12744; IMET 43765; JCM 4217; JCM 4564;

NRRL B-2655). Ex: soil DNA sequences: EF178674, AJ399470, AB184837.


211, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces bacillaris (Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970


Actinomyces bacillaris Nikitina 1957. (ISP 5598; RIA 336; RIA 1448;


4727; KCTC 9018; NRRL B-3038). Ex: solonchak soil. Central Asia. USSR



Streptomyces bacillaris (Krassil'nikov 1958) Pridham 1970

Ac-753 <-- IBPM, ISP 5066. Received as: Streptomyces griseobrunneus Waksman

1961 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces griseobrunneus Waksman 1961. (RIA

1042; ATCC 19762; BCRC 13674; CBS 500.68; DSM 40066; IFO (now

NBRC) 12775; IMET 42052; JCM 4380; NCIMB 12975; NRRL B-2095).

Ex: sewage DNA sequences: AB249912. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces badius (Kudrina 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-735 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5139. Synonym: Actynomyces badius Kudrina 1957. (RIA

1010; INA 1203/53; ATCC 19729; ATCC 19888; CBS 468.68; DSM 40139;

IFO (now NBRC) 12745; JCM 4350; LMG 19353; NCIMB 13011; NRRL

B-2567). Ex: soil. Caucasus area. Krasnodar Territory. Russia DNA









Streptomyces bambergiensis Wallhausser et al. 1966

Ac-975 Type <-- RIA 1440 <-- ISP 5590 <-- ATCC 13879. (ISP 5590; RIA 1440; ATCC


KCTC 9019; LMG 19299; NRRL B-12101; NRRL B-12521). Ex: soil.

Germany DNA sequences: EF654096Þ AB184869, AY999801.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces bellus Margalith and Beretta 1960

Ac-573 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-573 <-- RIA 1139 <-- ISP 5185 <--- L.G.Silvestri, A/870.


DSM 40185; IFO (now NBRC) 12844; JCM 4292; JCM 4625; NRRL B-

2575). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184849, AJ399476. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces bikiniensis Johnstone and Waksman 1947

Ac-999 <-- RIA 74 <-- IAW <-- ATCC 11062. Synonym: Actinomyces bikiniensis

(Johnstone and Waksman 1947) Krasil'nikov 1949. (ISP 5581; RIA 74; RIA


IMET 41362; JCM 4011; KCTC 9172; NRRL B-1049; NRRL B-2690). Ex:

soil. Bikini Atoll. DNA sequences: X79851, AB184602. Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 8, 28oC, F--1, C-1)

Streptomyces blastmyceticus (Watanabe et al. 1957) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-766 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, ISP 5029. Received as: Streptoverticillium

blastmyceticum (Watanabe et al. 1957) Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym:

Streptoverticillium blastmyceticum (Watanabe et al. 1957) Locci et al. 1969,

Streptomyces blastmyceticus Watanabe et al. 1957. (ISP 5029; RIA 1012;

RIA 1625; ATCC 19731; BCRC 13387; CBS 470.68; DSM 40029; IFO

(now NBRC) 12747; JCM 4184; JCM 4565; NCIMB 9800; NRRL B-5480).

Ex: soil. Chichibu, Saitama Pref. Japan DNA sequences: AY999802,


(Medium 214, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces blastmyceticus (Watanabe et al. 1957) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991


mediocidicum (Okami et al. 1954) Konev et al. 1974. Synonym:

Streptomyces mediocidicus Okami et al. 1954. Other name:

Streptoverticillium mediocidicum (Okami et al. 1954) Konev et al. 1974.

(ISP 5021; RIA 619; RIA 1104; LIA 0766; ATCC 23936; BCRC 13663;


NCIMB 9836; NRRL B-1673). Ex: soil, potato field. Tokyo. Japan.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces bobili (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici 1948








3310; ATCC 23889; BCRC 13671; CBS 419.34; CBS 675.68; DSM 40056;


NRRL B-1338; NRRL B-2097). Ex: adobe, garden soil DNA sequences:

AB184328, AB249925. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces bottropensis Waksman 1961

Ac-1755 Type <-- RIA 1215 <-- ISP 5262 <-- J.C.Hoogerheide, B-25. (ISP 5262; RIA

1215; ATCC 25435; BCRC 12063; CBS 163.64; CBS 667.69; CIP 105278;

DSM 40262; IFO (now NBRC) 13023; JCM 4459) DNA sequences:

AB026217, AB184262, D63868. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces brasiliensis (Falcao de Morais et al. 1966) Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-656 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-656 <-- RIA 911 <-- IMUR 2572. Received as:

Elytrosporangium brasiliense Falcao de Morais et al. 1966 Type. Synonym:

Elytrosporangium brasiliense Falcao de Morais et al. 1966. (VKM Ac-1310;

RIA 911; ATCC 23727; CBS 520.68; DSM 43159; IFO (now NBRC) 12596;

JCM 3086; KCTC 9071). Ex: soil. Brazil DNA sequences: EF626594,

AB249981, AB184106, X53162. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces cacaoi subsp. cacaoi (Waksman 1932) Isono et al. 1965 emend. Lanoot et al. 2002

Ac-706 <-- RIA 1140 <-- ISP 5186 <-- NRRL 2390. Received as: Streptomyces

aminophilus. Synonym: Streptomyces aminophilus Foster 1961 Type. (ISP

5186; RIA 1140; ATCC 13558; ATCC 14961; ATCC 23878; BCRC 11858;


KCTC 9673; LMG 19319; NCIMB 9827; NRRL 2390) DNA sequences:


(Medium 191, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces cacaoi subsp. cacaoi (Waksman 1932) Isono et al. 1965 emend. Lanoot et al. 2002


BCRC 12103; CBS 471.68; DSM 40057; IFO (now NBRC) 12748; JCM

4352; KCTC 9758; LMG 19320; NCIMB 9626; NRRL B-1220; NRRL B-

2686). Ex: cacao beans. Nigeria DNA sequences: AB184115, AY999819.


191, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces caelestis De Boer et al. 1955

Ac-1822 Type <-- RIA 1014 <-- ISP 5084 <-- NRRL 2418 <-- A.Dietz, UC 2011. (ISP


CBS 472.68; CBS 967.70; DSM 40084; IFO (now NBRC) 12749; JCM

4218; JCM 4566; LMG 5970; NCIMB 9751; NRRL 2418). Ex: soil from

emigration canyon. Utah. USA DNA sequences: X80824, AB184838,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces calvus Backus et al. 1957







Ac-1185 Type <-- RIA 1103 <-- ISP 5010 <-- H.Tresner, T-3018. (ISP 5010; RIA 1103;

ATCC 13382; ATCC 23890; BCRC 11859; CBS 352.62; CBS 676.68; DSM

40010; IFO (now NBRC) 13200; JCM 4326; JCM 4628; NCIMB 12240;

NRRL B-2399). Ex: soil. India DNA sequences: AB184329Þ AY999780.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces candidus (ex Krassilnikov 1941) Sveshnikova 1986

Ac-1091 Type <-- INA 5855/54. Synonym: Actinomyces candidus Krassilnikov 1941. (ISP


CBS 677.68; DSM 40141; IFO (now NBRC) 12846; JCM 4629; KCTC

9020; NCIMB 12827). Ex: soil DNA sequences: DQ026663, AB184190.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces canescens Waksman 1957

Ac-732 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5001. (RIA 1016; ATCC 19736; BCRC 12206; CBS 474.68;

DSM 40001; IFO (now NBRC) 12751; JCM 4196; JCM 4568; NRRL 2419).

Ex: contaminated fungus plate DNA sequences: AB184117, Z76684.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces caniferus (ex Krassilnikov 1970) Preobrazhenskaya 1986


Actinomyces caniferus Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 43699; DSM 41453; IFO

(now NBRC) 15389; JCM 6914; NRRL B-16358). Ex: soil, krasnozem.

Georgia DNA sequences: AB184640, EF654099, FJ406113. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces canus Heinemann et al. 1953

Ac-1011 Type <-- RIA 1017 <-- ISP 5017 <-- K.E.Crook, Bristol Labs. BL 456786. (ISP


DSM 40017; IFO (now NBRC) 12752; JCM 4212; JCM 4569; LMG 19329;

NCIMB 9627; NRRL B-1989; NRRL B-3980). Ex: soil. USA DNA



Streptomyces carpaticus Maximova and Terekhova 1986


15390; JCM 6915; NRRL B-16359). Ex: soil DNA sequences: DQ442494,


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces carpinensis (Falcao de Morais et al. 1971) Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-1300 Type <-- DSM 43835. Synonym: Elytrosporangium carpinense Falcao de Morais

et al. 1971. (VKM Ac-657; RIA 982; ATCC 27116; DSM 43835; IFO (now

NBRC) 14214; IMET 43558; JCM 3301; KCTC 9128; NRRL B-16921). Ex:

soil. Brazil DNA sequences: AB184574, DQ026664, AY999908.








209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces castelarensis (Cercos 1954) Kumar and Goodfellow 2008

Ac-832 Type <-- INA R-43 <-- ATCC 15191. Received as: Streptomyces rutgersensis

subsp. Castelarensis Cercos 1954 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces rutgersensis

subsp. castelarensis Cercos 1954. (INA R-43; RIA 851; ATCC 15191;


4978). Ex: dust. Castelar. Argentina DNA sequences: AY508511,

AB184709, HQ244465. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces catenulae Davisson and Finlay 1961

Ac-758 Type <-- RIA 1183 <-- ISP 5258. (ISP 5258; RIA 1183; ATCC 12476; ATCC

23893; BCRC 12092; CBS 679.68; DSM 40258; IFO (now NBRC) 12848;

IMET 42944; JCM 4353; KCTC 9223; NRRL B-2342) DNA sequences:

AJ621613, AY999778, AB184191. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces cavourensis Skarbek and Brady 1978



JCM 4555; NCIMB 8918; NRRL 2740). Ex: soil. Italy DNA sequences:

DQ445791, AB184264. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces cellostaticus Hamada 1958

Ac-1222 Type <-- RIA 1143 <-- ISP 5189 <-- M.Hamada. (ISP 5189; RIA 1143; ATCC

23894; CBS 680.68; DSM 40189; IFO (now NBRC) 12849; JCM 4183; JCM

4631; NCIMB 9830). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: AB184192,


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces celluloflavus Nishimura et al. 1953

Ac-1819 Type <-- RIA 779 <-- NRRL B-2493. (RIA 779; ATCC 29806; DSM 40839; ETH

24125; IFO (now NBRC) 13780; JCM 4126; KCTC 9702; NRRL B-2493).

Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184476, AY999829. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces cellulosae (Krainsky 1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-829 Type <-- RIA 1219 <-- ISP 5362 <-- CBS 122.18. Synonym: Actinomyces

cellulosae Krainsky 1914. (ISP 5362; RIA 1219; ATCC 25439; BCRC


JCM 4462; KCTC 9703; LMG 19315; NRRL B-2889). Ex: garden soil DNA

sequences: DQ442495, AB184265. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces chartreusis Leach et al. 1953

Ac-1721 Type <-- RIA 1018 <-- NRRL 2287. (ISP 5085; RIA 738; RIA 1018; ATCC









NBRC) 12753; JCM 4570; KCTC 9704; NRRL 2287). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: AB184839, AJ399468. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces chattanoogensis Burns and Holtman 1959

Ac-1775 Type <-- RIA 1019 <-- ISP 5002 <-- J.Burns, J-23. (ISP 5002; RIA 1019; ATCC


NBRC) 12754; JCM 4299; JCM 4571; KCTC 1087; LMG 19339; NCIMB

9809; NRRL B-2255). Ex: soil. Tennessee. USA DNA sequences:

JN566019, AJ621611, AB184119, AY295791. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces chromofuscus (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-974 Type <-- RIA 1191 <-- ISP 5273 <-- INA 13638/58. Synonym: Actinomyces

chromofuscus Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957. (ISP 5273; RIA 1191; INA

13638/58; ATCC 23896; CBS 682.68; IFO (now NBRC) 12851; JCM 4354;

LMG 19317; NRRL B-12175). Ex: soil. USSR DNA sequences: AB184194,


(Medium 212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces chromofuscus (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1842 Neotype <-- INA, INA 6050. Synonym: Actinomyces chromofuscus

Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957. (INA 6050). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces chryseus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970

Ac-200 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-200 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 1007-Â. Synonym:

Actinomyces chryseus Krassilnukov et al. 1965 Type. (ISP 5420; RIA 1338;


4737; NCIMB 10041; NRRL B-12347). Ex: soil. Pamir Mountains, 4100 m.

Tajikistan DNA sequences: AY999787, AB184876. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces cinereoruber Corbaz et al. 1957

Ac-1860 Type <-- RIA 1021 <-- ISP 5012 <-- R.Hutter, ETH 7451. (ISP 5012; RIA 535;

RIA 1021; ATCC 19740; BCRC 11816; CBS 479.68; DSM 40012; ETH

7451; IFO (now NBRC) 12756; JCM 4205; JCM 4572; KCTC 9706;

NCIMB 9797; NRRL 2589). Ex: soil. Les Antiques, Alpilles, Provence.

France DNA sequences: AB184121, AY999771. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces cinereospinus Terekhova et al. 1986

Ac-1215 Type <-- INA 1719. Other name: Actinomyces cinereoviridis Preobrazhenskaya et

al. 1972. (ATCC 43680; DSM 41470; IFO (now NBRC) 15397; JCM 6917)



Streptomyces cinereus (Cross et al. 1963) Goodfellow et al. 1986








Ac-812 Type <-- IBPM, RIA 809 <-- NITIAF (LIA) <-- IMRU 3855. Received as:

Microellobosporia cinerea Cross et al. 1963 Type. Synonym:

Microellobosporia cinerea Cross et al. 1963. (RIA 809; ATCC 15840; BCRC


JCM 3040; KCTC 9066; NCIMB 9586; NRRL B-2909). Ex: soil. Malta



Streptomyces cinnabarinus (Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1904 Type <-- RIA 1220 <-- ISP 5467 <-- INA1242. Synonym: Actinomyces

cinnabarinus Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (ISP 5467; INA 1242;

RIA 1220; ATCC 23617; ATCC 25440; CBS 671.69; DSM 40467; IFO

(now NBRC) 13028; JCM 4463; NRRL B-12382). Ex: soil of hot climate

area. USSR DNA sequences: AB184266, AJ399487, DQ026640.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces cinnamonensis Okami 1952

Ac-1912 Type <-- RIA 518. (RIA 518; ATCC 12308; CBS 411.63; DSM 40803; HUT

6050; JCM 4019; KCTC 9708; NCIMB 12604; NRRL B-1588). Ex: soil.

Kanegasaki, Iwate Pref. Japan DNA sequences: AB184707, AY999746,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces cinnamoneus (Benedict et al. 1952) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-191 <-- INMI, VKM A-191 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 714 (Streptomyces

hachijoensis). Received as: Streptoverticillium hachijoense (Hosoya et al.

1952) Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces hachijoensis (Hosoya

et al. 1952) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991 Type, Streptoverticillium

hachijoense (Hosoya et al. 1952) Locci et al. 1969 Type. (ISP 5114; RIA

1049; ATCC 19769; BCRC 12419; CBS 507.68; DSM 40114; IAM H-2609;

IFO (now NBRC) 12782; IPV 2057; JCM 4331; JCM 4583; NRRL B-3106).

Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: EF178694, AB184141. Pathogenicity group



Ac-606 <-- INMI, VKM A-606 <-- KCC S-0435. Received as: Streptoverticillium

cinnamoneum forma azacoluta. Other name: Streptoverticillium

cinnamoneum forma azacoluta (Pridham et al. 1956) Locci et al. 1969.

(ATCC 12686; CBS 369.58; DSM 40646; IFO (now NBRC)12363; IPV

1978; IPV 1988; NRRL B-1699). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-876 Type <-- RIA 1102 <-- ISP 5005 <-- NRRL B-1285. Received as:

Streptoverticillium cinnamoneum (Benedict et al. 1952) Baldacci et al. 1966

Type. Synonym: Streptoverticillium cinnamoneum (Benedict et al. 1952)

Baldacci et al. 1966. (ISP 5005; RIA 1102; RIA 360; ATCC 11874; ATCC






23897; BCRC 12169; CBS 293.68; CBS 683.68; DSM 40005; IFO (now

NBRC) 12852; IMET 41381; JCM 4152; JCM 4633; LMG 5971; NCIMB

8851; NRRL B-1285;). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184850, AY295793,

JN566034, HQ244443. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-883 <-- RIA 1381 <-- ISP 5507 <-- Y.Shimada, 772. Received as:

Streptoverticillium griseoverticillatum (Shinobu and Shimada 1962) Locci et

al. 1969 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces griseoverticillatus (Shinobu and

Shimada 1962) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium

griseoverticillatum (Shinobu and Shimada 1962) Locci et al. 1969. (ISP

5507; RIA 1381; ATCC 27436; BCRC 12430; CBS 721.72; DSM 40507;

IFO (now NBRC) 13420; IPV 1976; JCM 4202; JCM 4767; NRRL B-

12432). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: JN566039, AB184862, JN566032.


8, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces cirratus Koshiyama et al. 1963

Ac-620 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-620 <-- RIA 1359 <-- ISP 5479 <-- ATCC 14699. (ISP


13398; JCM 4738; KCTC 9709; NRRL B-3250) DNA sequences:



Streptomyces ciscaucasicus Sveshnikova 1986

Ac-1184 Type <-- INA 2022/55. (ISP 5275; VKM Ac-998; INA 2022/55; RIA 1193; ATCC


IMET 42945; JCM 4384; NRRL B-16362). Ex: soil. Predcaucasje. Russia

DNA sequences: AY508512, AB184208, AY999850. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces clavuligerus Higgens and Kastner 1971

Ac-602 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-602 <-- KCC S-0710. (ATCC 27064; BCRC 11518; CBS

226.75; DSM 40751; IFO (now NBRC) 13307; IMET 43657; JCM 4710;

KCTC 9095; NCIMB 12785; NRRL 3585). Ex: soil. South America. DNA

sequences: AY999718, AB045869, AB184343. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces coelescens (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970

Ac-98 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-98 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 20-41. Synonym:

Actinomyces coelescens Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5421; RIA 1339;


4739; NCIMB 10042; NRRL B-12348). Ex: soil. Russia DNA sequences:

AF503496, AY999761, AY999786, AB184365. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces coelicoflavus (ex Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Terekhova 1986

Ac-1221 Type <-- INA 9630. Synonym: Actinomyces coelicoflavus (Ryabova and







Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Krassilnikov 1970. Other name: Streptomyces

coelicolor subsp. flavus (Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et

al. 1958. (INA 9630; DSM 41471; IFO (now NBRC) 15399; JCM 6918;

NRRL B-16363) DNA sequences: AB184650, AY999752. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces coelicolor (Muller 1908) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-738 Type <-- RIA 1173 <-- ISP 5233 <-- CBS, strain P.Muller. (ISP 5233; RIA 1173;

ATCC 23899; BCRC 12067; CBS 210.27; CBS 795.68; DSM 40233; IFO

12854; JCM 4357; NCIMB 9798; NRRL B-2812). Ex: contaminated by dust

slice of potato DNA sequences: AB184196, DQ442496, FJ406047, Z76678.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces coeruleofuscus (Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


Synonym: Actinomyces coeruleofuscus Preobrazhenskaya 1957 Type. (ISP

5144; RIA 1022; INA 2922/57; ATCC 23618; BCRC 12186; CBS 480.68;

DSM 40144; IFO (now NBRC) 12757; JCM 4358; NRRL B-5417). Ex: soil.

Republic of Dagestan. Russia DNA sequences: DQ026668, AB184840,

AJ399473, AY999768. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces coeruleoprunus Preobrazhenskaya 1986

Ac-1208 Type <-- INA 1655. Synonym: Actinomyces coeruleoprunus Preobrazhenskaya et

al. 1974. (INA 1655; ATCC 43681; DSM 41472; IFO (now NBRC) 15400;

JCM 6919; NRRL B-16364) DNA sequences: AB184651, AY999767.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces coeruleorubidus (Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


Synonym: Actinomyces coeruleorubidus Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (ISP 5145;

RIA 1132; INA 12531/54; ATCC 13740; ATCC 23900; BCRC 11463; CBS


KCTC 1922; NCIMB 9620; NRRL B-2569). Ex: soil. Republic of Dagestan.

Russia DNA sequences: AJ306622, AY999719. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces coerulescens (Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1843 Type <-- INA 4562. Synonym: Actinomyces coerulescens Preobrazhenskaya 1957.

(ISP 5146; INA 4562; RIA 1023; ATCC 19742; ATCC 19896; BCRC


JCM 4360; NCIMB 9615; NRRL B-2701). Ex: dry soil in hot climate DNA

sequences: AY999720, AB184122, AJ399462, FJ406114. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces collinus Lindenbein 1952







Ac-710 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5129. (ISP 5129, RIA 1024; ATCC 19743; BCRC 11465;

CBS 482.68; DSM 2012; DSM 40129; IFO (now NBRC) 12759; JCM 4361;

KCTC 9713; NRRL B-5412). Ex: soil. Baden. Germany DNA sequences:

AB184123, AJ306623. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces corchorusii Ahmad and Bhuiyan 1958 emend. Lanoot et al. 2005

Ac-1893 <-- RIA 1164 <-- ISP 5220 <-- S.Suzuki, 77-SN-2. Received as:

Streptomyces chibaensis Suzuki et al. 1958 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces

chibaensis Suzuki et al. 1958. (ISP 5220; RIA 1164; ATCC 23895; CBS

681.68; DSM 40220; ETH 28383; IFO (now NBRC) 12850; JCM 4017;

JCM 4632; KCTC 9786; LMG 20456; NRRL B-2904). Ex: soil. Chiba City,

Chiba Pref. Japan DNA sequences: AB184193, AY999798. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces corchorusii Ahmad and Bhuiyan 1958 emend. Lanoot et al. 2005

Ac-1906 Type <-- RIA 1224 <-- ISP 5340; <-- NCIMB 9979 <-- K.Ahmad. (ISP 5340; RIA



9476; NCIMB 9979; NRRL B-12289). Ex: soil. Arichola near Dacca.

Bangladesh DNA sequences: AB184267, AY999804. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces cremeus (Kudrina 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1844 Type <-- INA 815/54. Synonym: Actinomyces cremeus Kudrina 1957. (ISP 5147;

INA 815/54; RIA 1025; ATCC 19744; ATCC 19897; BCRC 11466; CBS


NCIMB 9596; NCIMB 10030; NRRL 3241). Ex: soil. Caucasus area.

Krasnodar Territory. Russia DNA sequences: AB184124, AY999744.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces curacoi Cataldi 1963

Ac-621 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-621 <-- RIA 1026 <-- ISP 5107 <-- W.H.Trejo, SC 3064.


DSM 40107; IFO (now NBRC) 12761; JCM 4219; JCM 4573; NRRL B-

2901). Ex: soil. Argentina DNA sequences: AB184841, AJ399471,


(Medium 212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces cuspidosporus Higashide et al. 1966

Ac-599 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-599 <-- KCC S-0316. (ATCC 33340; CBS 192.78; DSM

41425; DSM 41653; IFO (now NBRC) 12378; JCM 4316; KCTC 9718;

NRRL B-5620). Ex: soil. Kyoto. Japan DNA sequences: AB184090,

AY589505, AY999890. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces cyaneofuscatus (Kudrina 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-752 Type <-- INA 99/54. Synonym: Actinomyces cyaneofuscatus Kudrina 1957. (ISP







5148; INA 99/54; RIA 1027; ATCC 19746; ATCC 23619; BCRC 11467;

CBS 485.68; DSM 40148; IFO (now NBRC) 13190; IMET 41583; JCM

4364; NCIMB 13021; NRRL B-2570). Ex: soil. Republic of Dagestan.

Russia DNA sequences: AB184860, AY999770. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces cyaneus (Krassilnikov 1941) Waksman 1953

Ac-1712 Type <-- RIA 1307 <-- ISP 5108 <-- SC 3333 <-- IMRU 3761. Synonym:

Actinomyces cyaneus Krassilnikov 1941. (ISP 5108; RIA 1307; ATCC


JCM 4220; JCM 4743; KCTC 9719; NRRL B-2296; NRRL B-16305) DNA

sequences: AF346475, AB184872, AJ310927, AJ399460. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces cyanoalbus (Krassilnikov and Agre 1960) Pridham 1970

Ac-585 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-585 <-- RIA 662 <-- INMI 414. Synonym: Actinomyces

cyanoalbus Krassilnikov and Agre 1960. (ISP 5198; RIA 662; RIA 1150;


12857; JCM 4363; LMG 19343; NCIMB 9831; NRRL B-3040). Ex: soil.

Klyazma River floodplain. Moscow Region. Russia DNA sequences:



Streptomyces daghestanicus (Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1862 Type <-- INA 2656/55. Synonym: Actinomyces daghestanicus Sveshnikova 1957.

(ISP 5149; VKM Ac-1722; INA 2656/55; RIA 1028; ATCC 19747; ATCC


JCM 4365; NRRL B-5418). Ex: soil DNA sequences: DQ442497,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces diastaticus (Krainsky 1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-723 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5496. Received as: Streptomyces diastaticus (Krainsky 1914)

Waksman and Henrici 1948 Type. (ISP 5496; RIA 1373; ATCC 3315; CBS

713.72; DSM 40496; IFO 3714; IFO (now NBRC) 13412; IMET 40274;

JCM 4128; JCM 4745; LMG 19322; NRRL B-1241; NRRL B-1270) DNA

sequences: AB184785, AB184386, X53161. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces diastatochromogenes (Krainsky 1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948


12309; ATCC BCRC 13668; CBS 370.58; CBS 690.72; CIP 105123; DSM

40449; IFO (now NBRC) 3337; IFO (now NBRC) 13389; JCM 4119; JCM

4767; NRRL B-1698). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184747, AB184373,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces durhamensis Gordon and Lapa 1966

Ac-763 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, ISP 5539. (ISP 5539; RIA 1402; ATCC 23194; CBS








JCM 4747; KCTC 9723; NRRL B-3309). Ex: soil after spraying of the plants

with 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid DNA sequences: AY999785,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces echinatus Corbaz et al. 1957




LMG 5972; NCIMB 9598; NCIMB 9799; NRRL 2587). Ex: soil. Angola

DNA sequences: AJ399465, AB184126. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces ederensis Wallhausser et al. 1966

Ac-845 Type <-- ATCC 15304. (ATCC 15304; BCRC 11896; CBS 545.70; DSM 40741;

IFO (now NBRC) 15410; JCM 4958; KCTC 9726; NRRL B-8146). Ex: soil

DNA sequences: AB184658, AY999824, EU594481. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces endus Anderson and Gottlieb 1952

Ac-129 <-- INMI, VKM A-129 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 79-E. Ex: soil. Enisei

River, bank. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces endus Anderson and Gottlieb 1952

Ac-1331 Type <-- RIA 1141 <-- ISP 5187 <-- D.Gottlieb, 9-20. (ISP 5187; RIA 1141;


4213; JCM 4636; NRRL 2339). Ex: soil. USA DNA sequences: AY999911,

AB249959, FJ406111, AJ391821. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces enissocaesilis (ex Krassilnikov 1970) Sveshnikova 1986

Ac-130 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-130 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 40-31. Synonym:

Actinomyces enissocaesilis Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 43682; DSM 41454;

JCM 9088; NBRC 100763; NRRL B-16365). Ex: soil. Pamir Mountains.

Tajikistan DNA sequences: DQ026641, AB249930. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces eurocidicus (Okami et al. 1954) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-903 Type <-- RIA 1452 <-- ISP 5604 <-- NRRL B-1676 <-- Y.Okami, 549-A1.

Received as: Streptoverticillium eurocidicum (Okami et al. 1954) Locci et al.

1966 Type. Synonym: Streptoverticillium eurocidicum (Okami et al. 1954)

Locci et al. 1966. (ISP 5604; RIA 1452; ATCC 27428; BCRC 12424; CBS

792.72; DSM 40604; IFO (now NBRC) 13491; IMET 43412; IPV 1996;

JCM 4029; JCM 4749; NRRL B-1676). Ex: soil DNA sequences:



Streptomyces eurocidicus (Okami et al. 1954) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991








Ac-933 <-- Y.E.Konev. NITIAF, LIA 0049. Received as: Streptoverticillium

albireticuli (Nakasawa 1955) Locci et al. 1969. Synonym: Streptomyces

albireticuli (Nakazawa 1955) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991,

Streptoverticillium albireticuli (Nakasawa 1955) Locci et al. 1969. (LIA

0049). Ex: soil, maize field. Republic of Moldova. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces eurythermus Corbaz et al. 1957



(now NBRC) 12764; JCM 4206; JCM 4575; KCTC 9731; NRRL 2539). Ex:

soil. Angola DNA sequences: D63870 (complete sequence), AB184127.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces exfoliatus (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-767 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, ISP 5060. Synonym: Actinomyces exfoliatus Waksman

and Curtis 1916. (ISP 5060; RIA 1031; ATCC 12627; ATCC 19750; BCRC


LMG 19307; NCIMB 12599; NRLL B-1237; NRRL B-2924). Ex: soil DNA



Streptomyces felleus Lindenbein 1952

Ac-722 Type <-- RIA 1033 <-- ISP 5130 <-- P.Wide, Sot 26. (ISP 5130; RIA 1033; ATCC


JCM 4368; NCIMB 12974). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184129, Z76681.


3, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces filamentosus Okami and Umezawa 1953

Ac-1266 Type <-- RIA 1034 <-- ISP 5022 <-- Y.Okami, 1-C-9. (ISP 5022; RIA 1034;


12767; IMET 43562; JCM 4122; JCM 4576; NCIMB 13018; NRRL B-

2114). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: AB184130, DQ026632.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces filipinensis Ammann et al. 1955

Ac-966 Type <-- RIA 1124 <-- ISP 5112 <-- D.Gottlieb, 114-8. (ISP 5112; RIA 1124;


(now NBRC) 12860; JCM 4369; LMG 19333; NRRL 2437). Ex: soil.

Philippines DNA sequences: AB184198, AY999913. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces fimbriatus (Millard and Burr 1926) Waksman and Lechevalier 1953

Ac-761 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM <-- INA F-7. (ATCC 15051; CBS 453.65; DSM 40942;

IFO (now NBRC) 15411; JCM 5080; NCIMB 13039; NRRL B-3175). Ex:

soil DNA sequences: AB184659, AY999844. Pathogenicity group (SanPin








Streptomyces finlayi (Szabo et al. 1963) Pridham 1970

Ac-967 Type <-- RIA 1162 <-- ISP 5218 <-- I.Szabo, R-1-30. Synonym: Actinomyces

finlayi Szabo et al. 1963. (ISP 5218; RIA 1162; ATCC 23340; ATCC 23906;


NCIMB 9834; NRRL B-12114). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AY999788,


(Medium 215, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces flaveolus (Waksman 1923) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-965 Type <-- RIA 1035 <-- ISP 5061 <-- IMRU 3619. (ISP 5061; RIA 75; RIA 485;

RIA 1035; ATCC 3319; ATCC 19754; BCRC 12489; CBS 493.68; CCM

3171; DSM 40061; IFO (now NBRC) 3408; IFO (now NBRC) 3715; IFO


LMG 19328; NRRL B-1334; NRRL B-2688). Ex: soil. USA DNA

sequences: EF654098, AB184764, AB184786, AB184131, AY999799.


212, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces flaveus (Cross et al. 1963) Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-633 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-633 <-- RIA 896 <-- KCC A-0035 (JCM 3035). Received

as: Microellobosporia flavea Cross et al. 1963 Type. Synonym:

Microellobosporia flavea Cross et al. 1963. (VKM Ac-1295; RIA 810; RIA


IMET 43554; JCM 3035; LMG 19323; NCIMB 9587; NRRL B- 16074). Ex:

soil. France DNA sequences: DQ026643, AB184065. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces flaveus (Cross et al. 1963) Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-1295 Type <-- DSM 43153. Synonym: Microellobosporia flavea Cross et al. 1963.

(VKM Ac-633; RIA 810; RIA 896; ATCC 15332; CBS 355.67; DSM 43153;


9587; NRRL B- 16074). Ex: soil. France DNA sequences: DQ026643,


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces flavidovirens (Kudrina 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1771 Type <-- INA 12287. Synonym: Actinomyces flavidovirens Kudrina 1957. (ISP

5150; INA 12287; RIA 1231; ATCC 19900; ATCC 25451; BCRC 13761;


4474; NRRL B-2708). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184270, AY999866.


207, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces flavofungini (ex Uri and Bekesi 1958) Szabo and Preobrazhenskaya 1986

Ac-1179 Type <-- INA, SA-IX-3. Synonym: Actinomyces flavofungini (Uri and Bekesi

1958) Szabo and Preobrazhenskaya 1962. (ISP 5366; RIA 1332; ATCC








JCM 4753; NRRL B-12307). Ex: desert soil DNA sequences: AB184359.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces flavotricini (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1277 Type <-- INA 11669/58. Synonym: Actinomyces flavotricini Preobrazhenskaya

and Sveshnikova 1957. (ISP 5152; RIA 1037; INA 11669/58; ATCC 19757;


12770; IMET 42057; JCM 4371; NRRL B-5419). Ex: soil DNA sequences:



Streptomyces flavovariabilis (ex Korenyako and Nikitina 1965) Sveshnikova 1986


Streptomyces flavovariabilis (Korenyako and Nikitina 1965) Pridham 1970,

Actinomyces flavovariabilis Korenyako and Nikitina 1965. (ATCC 43684;

DSM 41479; DSM 41503; JCM 9089; NBRC 100764; NRRL B-16367). Ex:

soil, taiga. Tayga Station. Russia DNA sequences: EF178691, AJ781334,


(Medium 212, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces flavovirens (Waksman 1923) Waksman and Henrici 1948 emend. Lanoot et al.

2005

Ac-1325 <-- RIA 1232 <-- ISP 5323 <-- CBS 101.34. Received as: Streptomyces

flavogriseus (Duche 1934) Waksman and Lechevalier 1953 Type. Synonym:

Streptomyces flavogriseus (Duche 1934) Waksman and Lechevalier 1953.

(ISP 5323; RIA 1232; ATCC 25452; BCRC 13440; CBS 101.34; CBS


KCTC 9778; NRRL B-1671). Ex: soil. Martinique Island. France DNA




2005


ATCC 3320; ATCC 19758; BCRC 13689; CBS 129.20; CBS 279.30; CBS

496.68; CCM 3243; DSM 40062; IFO (now NBRC) 3412; IFO (now NBRC)

3716; IFO (now NBRC) 12771; IMET 40280; JCM 4035; JCM 4578; LMG

20516; NRRL B-1329; NRRL B-2685). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

DQ026635, AB184832, AB184133, AB184827, AB184834. Pathogenicity



2005

Ac-1888 <-- RIA 1070 <-- ISP 5071 <-- IMRU 3067. Received as: Streptomyces

nigrifaciens Waksman 1961 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces nigrifaciens

Waksman 1961. (ISP 5071; RIA 1070; ATCC 19791; BCRC 13672; CBS

543.68; DSM 40071; IFO (now NBRC) 12802; JCM 4223; JCM 4597; LMG






20048; NCIMB 13019; NRRL B-2094) DNA sequences: DQ442531,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces flavoviridis (ex Krassilnikov 1941) Preobrazhenskaya 1986

Ac-754 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5153. Synonym: Actinomyces flavoviridis Krassilnikov 1941.

(ISP 5153; INA 2314/53; RIA 1039; ATCC 19759; ATCC 19903; BCRC


JCM 4372). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces fradiae (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-149 <-- INMI, VKM A-149. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-150 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-150 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov <-- S.Waksman, IMRU 3535.

(ISP 5063; VKM Ac-151; VKM Ac-152; VKM Ac-764; RIA 1040; ATCC

10745; ATCC 19760; BCRC 12196; CBS 498.68; CCM 3174; DSM 40063;


NCIMB 8233; NCIMB 11005; NRRL B-1195). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

DQ026630, AB184776, AB184134. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-153 <-- INMI, VKM A-153 <-- N.A. Krassilnikov <-- BUCSAV, BU 6-11. Ex:


(Medium 3, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-157 <-- INMI, VKM A-157 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov <-- INA 3250. Received as:

Streptomyces fradiospiralis (Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Krassilnikov 1970.

Other name: Actinomyces fradiospiralis (Gauze et al.1956) Krassilnikov

1970; Actinomyces fradiae var.spiralis Gauze et al. 1956. Ex: soil.


3, 28oC, F-1, C-1)



Streptomyces (Actinomyces) pseudofradiae Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces pseudofradiae Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. China.


3, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces fragilis Anderson et al. 1956

Ac-1773 Type <-- RIA 1111 <-- ISP 5044 <-- L.Anderson, C1437. (ISP 5044; RIA 1111;


12862; JCM 4187; JCM 4638; NCIMB 9795; NRRL B-2424). Ex: soil.

Argentina DNA sequences: AY999917, AB184200. Pathogenicity group









Streptomyces fulvissimus (Jensen 1930) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-994 Type <-- RIA 1443 <-- ISP 5593 <-- NRRL B-1453. (ISP 5593; RIA 1443; ATCC

27431; BCRC 12172; CBS 783.72; CIP 105783; DSM 40593; IFO (now


9609; NCIMB 10505; NRRL B-1453) DNA sequences: CP005080 (complete

genome), AB184787, AB184434, AY999918. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces fulvorobeus Vinogradova and Preobrazhenskaya 1986

Ac-158 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-158 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 34-280. (DSM 41455;

IFO (now NBRC) 15897; JCM 9090). Ex: soil. Pamir Mountains. Tajikistan



Streptomyces fumanus (Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1845 Type <-- INA 10256/54. Synonym: Actinomyces fumanus Sveshnikova 1957. (ISP

5154; INA 10256/54; RIA 1235; ATCC 19904; ATCC 25454; BCRC 12058;

CBS 687.69; DSM 40154; IFO (now NBRC) 13042; JCM 4477; NRRL B-

3898; NRRL B-5420). Ex: alluvial soil of hot and humid areas DNA



Streptomyces galbus Frommer 1959

Ac-165 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-165 <-- INA, NRRL B-2283. (ISP 5089; RIA 1121;

ATCC 23910; CBS 831.68; IFO (now NBRC) 12864; NRRL B-2283; DSM

40089; JCM 4222; JCM 4639; IMET 42937). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

X79852, AB184201. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces galilaeus Ettlinger et al. 1958


14969; BCRC 11828; CBS 701.72; DSM 40481; IFO (now NBRC)13400;

JCM 4231; JCM 4757; KCTC 1921; NRRL 2722). Ex: soil. Palestine DNA

sequences: AB045878, AB184378. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces galilaeus Ettlinger et al. 1958

Ac-1280 <-- INA 5888. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces gardneri (Waksman 1942) Waksman 1961

Ac-1829 Type <-- RIA 1117 <-- ISP 5064 <-- IMRU 3834. Other name: Nocardia gardneri

(Waksman 1942) Waksman and Henrici 1948; Proactinomyces gardneri

Waksman 1942. (ISP 5064; RIA 1117; ATCC 9604; ATCC 23911; BCRC

12346; BCRC 13687; BCRC 13731; CBS 832.68; DSM 40064; IFO (now

NBRC) 3385; IFO (now NBRC) 12865; IFO (now NBRC) 13974; IMET

7182; JCM 3004; JCM 4375; NCTC 6531; NRRL B-5615). Ex: air








contaminant DNA sequences: AB249908, AB184754, DQ442500.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces gelaticus (Waksman 1923) Waksman and Henrici 1948



12866; NCIMB 9848). Ex: orchid soil. New Jersey. USA DNA sequences:



Streptomyces geysiriensis Wallhausser et al. 1966

Ac-844 Type <-- ATCC 15303. (ATCC 15303; CBS 546.70; DSM 40742; JCM 4962;

KCC S-0962). Ex: soil, geyser. Iceland DNA sequences: DQ442501,



Streptomyces glaucescens (Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-617 Type <-- INMI VKM A-617 <-- RIA 1041 <-- ISP 5155 <-- INA 8731. Synonym:

Actinomyces glaucescens Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (ISP 5155; INA 8731;

RIA 1041; ATCC 19761; ATCC 23622; BCRC 11478; CBS 499.68; DSM


NCIMB 9619; NCIMB 9844; NRRL B-2706). Ex: soil, region with a hot

climate. USSR DNA sequences: AB184843, DQ442502. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces glaucosporus (ex Krassilnikov et al. 1968) Agre 1986

Ac-1763 Type <-- INA G-72 (= INMI 2979). Synonym: Actinomyces glaucosporus

Krassilnikov et al. 1968 Type. (INA G-72; ATCC 25183; DSM 41689; IFO

(now NBRC) 15416; JCM 6921; LMG 19907; NBRC 103021) DNA


28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 214, 28-45oC, F-1)

Streptomyces glaucus (ex Lehmann and Schutze 1912) Agre and Preobrazhenskaya 1986

Ac-803 Type <-- N.S.Agre INMI, 2965. (INA G-86; ATCC 43685; DSM 41456; IFO (now

NBRC) 15417; JCM 6922; LMG 19902; NRRL B-16368) DNA sequences:



Streptomyces globisporus subsp. caucasicus (Kudrina 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1846 Type <-- INA 13195/54. Synonym: Actinomyces globisporus var. caucasicus

Kudrina 1957. (INA 13195/54; RIA 319; ATCC 19907; CBS 120.60; DSM

40814; ETH 28434; JCM 9867; NBRC 100770; NRRL B-2593). Ex: soil.


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces globisporus subsp. globisporus (Kudrina 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-179 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-179 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 2302. Received as:








Streptomyces (Actinomyces) globisporus (Krassilnikov 1941) Pridham et al.

1958. Synonym: Actinomyces globisporus Krassilnikov 1941. (ISP 5199;

RIA 1151; RIA 335; ATCC 15864; ATCC 23913; BCRC 11479; CBS


NCIMB 9796; NRRL B-2872). Ex: soil, podzol. Experimental field in K.A.

Timiryazev Moscow Agricultural Academy territory. Moscow. Russia DNA

sequences: EF178686, AB184203, HQ995504. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces glomeratus Gauze and Sveshnikova 1986

Ac-834 Type <-- INA 3980. (INA 3980; DSM 41457; IFO (now NBRC) 15898; JCM

9091; LMG 19903). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AJ781754, AB249917.


211, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces glomeroaurantiacus (Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965) Pridham 1970


Actinomyces glomeroaurantiacus Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965. Ex: soil,

3000 m. Pamir Mountains. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Streptomyces glomeroaurantiacus (Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965) Pridham 1970


Actinomyces glomeroaurantiacus Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965. (ISP 5429;


13380; JCM 4761). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces goshikiensis Niida 1966

Ac-1212 Type <-- RIA 1144 <-- ISP 5190. (ISP 5190; RIA 1144; ATCC 23914; BCRC

12330; CBS 835.68; DSM 40190; IFO (now NBRC)12868; IMET 42067;

JCM 4294; JCM 4640; NCIMB 9828; NRRL B-5428). Ex: soil. Japan DNA

sequences: EF178693, AB184204. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces gougerotii (Duche 1934) Waksman and Henrici 1948


BCRC 12105; CBS 422.34; CBS 688.69; DSM 40324; IFO (now NBRC)

3198; IFO (now NBRC)13043; IMET 40289; JCM 4136; JCM 4478; NRRL

B-1344; NRRL B-1903) DNA sequences: AB184742, AB249982, Z76687.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces graminearus Preobrazhenskaya 1986

Ac-1847 Type <-- INA 13982. (INA 13982; DSM 41474; IFO (now NBRC) 15420; JCM

6923; LMG 19904; NRRL B-16369) DNA sequences: AJ781333,


(Medium 214, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces griseoaurantiacus (Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965) Pridham 1970








Ac-1728 Type <-- RIA 1342 <-- ISP 5430 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI AK-5. Received as:

Streptomyces griseoaurantiacus (Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965) Pridham

1970. Synonym: Actinomyces griseoaurantiacus Krassilnikov and Yuan


(now NBRC) 13381; IFO (now NBRC) 15440; JCM 4763). Ex: soil.

Republic of Crimea. Russia DNA sequences: AB184676, AY450561.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces griseocarneus (Benedict et al. 1950) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-718 <-- IBPM, ISP 5520. Received as: Streptoverticillium sp. (Streptomyces

tropicalensis Gupta 1965 Type). Other name: Streptomyces tropicalensis

Gupta 1965. (ISP 5520; RIA 1389; ATCC 17963; CBS 729.72; DSM 40520;

IFO (now NBRC) 13428; IMET 43537; JCM 4845; NRRL B-12481). Ex:

soil. India. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-881 Type <-- RIA 1043 <-- ISP 5004 <-- NRRL B-1068 <-- R.G.Benedict, NA232 -

M1. Received as: Streptoverticillium griseocarneum (Benedict et al. 1950)

Baldacci et al. 1966 Type. Synonym: Streptoverticillium griseocarneum

(Benedict et al. 1950) Baldacci et al. 1966. (ISP 5004; RIA 1043; ATCC


NBRC) 3387; IFO (now NBRC) 12776; IPV 1959; JCM 4095; JCM 4580;

LMG 5973; NCIMB 9623; NRRL B-1068; NRRL B-1350). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: X99943, AB184135. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-888 <-- RIA 1432 <-- ISP 5577 <-- Abbott Labs, M-741. Received as:

Streptoverticillium septatum Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces

septatus (Locci et al. 1969) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium

septatum Locci et al. 1969. (ISP 5577; RIA 1432; ATCC 27464; BCRC

11895; CBS 772.72; DSM 40577; IFO (now NBRC) 13471; IPV 2047; JCM

4547; JCM 4829; NCIMB 12982; NRRL 2974). Ex: soil. USA DNA



Streptomyces griseoflavus (Krainsky 1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-993 Type <-- RIA 1236 <-- ISP 5456 <-- CBS 409.52. (ISP 5456; RIA 1236; ATCC

25456; BCRC 12232; CBS 409.52; CBS 689.69; DSM 40456; ETH 10249;

IFO (now NBRC) 13044; IFO (now NBRC) 12372; IMET 43530; JCM

4479; LMG 19344; NRRL B-5312). Ex: garden soil DNA sequences:

AJ781322, AB184086, AB184274, AY999772. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces griseofuscus Sakamoto et al. 1962

Ac-1707 Type <-- RIA 1145 <-- ISP 5191 <-- M.Oda, Meiji Seika Co. 1068. (ISP 5191;







(now NBRC) 12870; IMET 42068; JCM 4276; JCM 4641; NCIMB 9821;

NRRL B-5429). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AY207605, AB184206,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces griseoloalbus (Kudrina 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


griseoloalbus Kudrina 1957. (ISP 5468; INA 1875/54; RIA 1238; ATCC


JCM 4480; NRRL B-12383). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184275,


(Medium 215, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces griseolus (Waksman 1923) Waksman and Henrici 1948



NBRC) 3415; IFO (now NBRC) 3719; IFO (now NBRC) 12777; IMET

42053; JCM 4042; JCM 4043; JCM 4581; KCTC 9028; NCIMB 9606;

NRRL B-1062; NRRL B-2925). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184768,

AB184788, AB184136, AY999882. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces griseoluteus Umezawa et al. 1950


12768; CBS 676.72; CCM 3242; DSM 40392; HUT 6058; IFO (now

NBRC)13375; JCM 4041; JCM 4765; LMG 19356; NRRL B-1315). Ex:

soil, potato field. Tokyo, Mitaka. Japan DNA sequences: AB184363,


(Medium 212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces griseomycini (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1090 <-- IINA 3777. Synonym: Actinomyces griseomycini Preobrazhenskaya et

al. 1957. (INA 3777). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces griseoplanus Backus et al. 1957

Ac-1727 Type <-- RIA 1046 <-- ISP 5009 <-- H.Tresner, AA-223. (ISP 5009; RIA 1046;


12779; JCM 4300; JCM 4582; NCIMB 9811; NRRL B-3064). Ex: grassland

soil near Williamsberg. Iowa. USA DNA sequences: AY999894, AB184138.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces griseorubens (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


griseorubens Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957. (ISP 5160; INA 6124/54; RIA

1047; ATCC 19767; ATCC 19909; BCRC 12104; CBS 505.68; DSM 40160;

IFO (now NBRC)12780; JCM 4383; NCIMB 9846; NRRL B-3982). Ex: soil









Streptomyces griseoruber Yamaguchi and Saburi 1955

Ac-1900 Type <-- RIA 1195 <-- ISP 5281 <-- T.Yamaguchi, H-4650. (ISP 5281; RIA 1195;


12873; JCM 4200; JCM 4642; LMG 19325; NRRL B-1818) DNA

sequences: AB184209, AY999723, AY999750. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces griseorubiginosus (Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1203 Type <-- RIA 1239 <-- ISP 5469 <-- INA 7712. Synonym: Actinomyces

griseorubiginosus Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (ISP 5469; INA



soil. USSR DNA sequences: AB184276, AJ781339, AJ399488.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces griseosporeus Niida and Ogasawara 1960

Ac-1731 Type <-- RIA 1419 <-- ISP 5562 <-- Niida T., B-793. (ISP 5562; RIA 1419;

ATCC 27435; CBS 137.72; CBS 759.72; DSM 40562; IFO (now NBRC)

13458; IMET 43543; JCM 4766; NRRL B-12498). Ex: soil. Taito district,

Formosa. Japan DNA sequences: AB184419. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces griseostramineus (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


griseostramineus Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957. (ISP 5161; INA 10381; RIA


ETH 23436; IFO (now NBRC) 12781; JCM 4385; NRRL B-5422). Ex: soil.

Caucasus area. Krasnodar Territory. Russia DNA sequences: AB184140.


212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces griseoviridis Anderson et al. 1956

Ac-622 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-622 <-- RIA 1170 <-- ISP 5229 <-- L.E.Anderson, P-D

04955 (strain A-9071). (ISP 5229; RIA 1170; ATCC 23920; CBS 904.68;

DSM 40229; IFO (now NBRC)12874; JCM 4250; JCM 4643; KCTC 9780;

LMG 19321; NCIMB 9853; NRRL 2427). Ex: soil. Tehas. USA DNA



Streptomyces griseus (Krainsky 1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-483 <-- INMI, VKM A-483 <-- Krassilnikov N.A., INMI 1448. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) streptomycini Krassilnikov 1949. Synonym:

Actinomyces streptomycini Krassilnikov 1949. (ISP 5200; VKM Ac-830;

RIA 333; RIA 1152; ATCC 15886; ATCC 23966; CBS 949.68; DSM 40200;

IFO (now NBRC) 12918; JCM 4420). Ex: soil, maize field. Odessa. Ukraine.








209, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-760 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM <-- INA, ISP 5307. Received as: Streptomyces ornatus

Calot and Cercos 1963 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces ornatus Calot and

Cercos 1963. (RIA 1261; ATCC 23265; ATCC 25481; CBS 909.69; CBS

253.65; DSM 40307; IFO (now NBRC) 13069; JCM 4502). Ex: soil. Buenos

Aires. Argentina. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-800 Type <-- INA, ISP 5236. (ISP 5236; RIA 1176; ATCC 23345; ATCC 23921;

BCRC 13478; CBS 905.68; CIP 105124; DSM 40236; IFO (now NBRC)

12875; JCM 4047; JCM 4644; KCTC 9080; KCTC 9135; LMG 19302;

NCIMB 13023; NCTC 13033; NRRL B-2682). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

AY207604, AF056711, AB184699, AB184211, AY094371. Pathogenicity



Ac-830 <-- RIA 1152 <-- ISP 5200 <-- INMI 1448. Received as: Streptomyces

(Actinomyces) streptomycini Krassilnikov 1949. Synonym: Actinomyces

streptomycini Krassilnikov 1949. (ISP 5200; VKM Ac-483; RIA 333; RIA


NBRC) 12918; JCM 4420). Ex: soil, maize field. Odessa. Ukraine.


13, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces halstedii (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-973 <-- RIA 1416 <-- ISP 5559 <-- H.B.Woodruff, MA-317. Received as:

Streptomyces graminofaciens Charney et al. 1953 Type. Synonym:

Streptomyces graminofaciens Charney et al. 1953. (ISP 5559; RIA 1416;


13455; IMET 43540; JCM 4157; JCM 4762; LMG 19892; NRRL B-2609).

Ex: soil. Tehas. USA DNA sequences: AJ781329, AB184416. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces halstedii (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-1768 Type <-- INA, ISP 5068. (ISP 5068; RIA 1050; ATCC 10897; ATCC 19770;

BCRC 13680; CBS 508.68; DSM 40068; IFO (now NBRC) 12783; IFO

(now NBRC) 13274; IMET 40322; JCM 4584; NCIMB 9839; NRRL B-

1238). Ex: deeper soil layers DNA sequences: EF178695, AB184142,


(Medium 207, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces hawaiiensis Cron et al. 1956

Ac-1761 Type <-- RIA 1051 <-- ISP 5042 <-- Crok K.E., Bristol Labs. 678506. (ISP 5042;









5975; NCIMB 9410; NRRL B-1988). Ex: soil. Kauai Island. Hawaii. USA



Streptomyces heliomycini (ex Gauze et al. 1958) Preobrazhenskaya 1986

Ac-1778 Type <-- INA 2915. Synonym: Actinomyces flavochromogenes subsp.

heliomycini Gauze et al. 1958. (INA 2915; DSM 41690; IFO (now NBRC)

15899; JCM 9767) DNA sequences: AB184712, AJ781343. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces helvaticus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970

Ac-192 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-192 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 1013 B. Synonym:

Actinomyces helvaticus Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5431; RIA 1343;


4768; NRRL B-12365). Ex: soil. Eastern Pamirs. Tajikistan DNA sequences:

AB184367, DQ442504. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces herbaricolor Kawato and Shinobu 1959

Ac-793 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5123. (ISP 5123; RIA 654; RIA 1126; ATCC 23922; BCRC

13772; CBS 424.61; CBS 906.68; DSM 40123; IFO (now NBRC) 3838; IFO


NCIMB 9837; NRRL B-3299). Ex: soil. Nishi park, Fukuoka City. Japan

DNA sequences: AB184801, AB184212, AB184815, DQ442505.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces hiroshimensis (Shinobu 1955) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-821 <-- Y.E.Konev NITIAF, LIA 0378 <-- R.Locci, IPV 174. Received as:

Streptoverticillium baldaccii (Farina and Locci 1966) Witt and Stackebrandt

1991 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces baldaccii (Farina and Locci 1966) Witt

and Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium baldaccii Farina and Locci 1966.

(RIA 1622; LIA 0378; ATCC 23654; DSM 40845; HUT 6222; IFO (now

NBRC) 14693; IPV 174; IPV 1339; JCM 4272; NRRL B-3500). Ex: soil.

Italy DNA sequences: AB249979, EF178689. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-880 <-- RIA 1087 <-- ISP 5039 <-- R. Shinobu, 462. Received as:

Streptoverticillium roseoverticillatum (Shinobu 1956) Farina and Locci 1966

Type. Synonym: Streptomyces roseoverticillatus (Shinobu 1956) Witt and

Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium roseoverticillatum (Shinobu 1956)

Farina and Locci 1966. (ISP 5039; RIA 552; RIA 1087; ATCC 19807; CBS

560.68; DSM 40039; IFO (now NBRC) 3844; IFO (now NBRC) 12817; IPV

2003; JCM 4103; JCM 4607; NRRL B-1933). Ex: soil. Japan DNA

sequences: HQ650807, AB184169. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,









Ac-882 <-- RIA 1304 <-- ISP 5086 <-- NRRL 2755. Received as: Streptoverticillium

fervens (De Boer et al. 1960) Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym:

Streptomyces fervens (De Boer et al. 1960) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991,

Streptoverticillium fervens (De Boer et al. 1960) Locci et al. 1969. (ISP


13343; IPV 2021; JCM 4310; JCM 4750; NRRL 2755). Ex: soil. California.

USA DNA sequences: AB184871, FJ887955. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-884 <-- RIA 1213 <-- ISP 5387 <-- RIA 681 <-- INMI 380. Received as:

Streptoverticillium aureoversile Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym:

Streptomyces aureoversilis (Locci et al. 1969) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991,

Streptoverticillium aureoversile Locci et al. 1969. Other name: Actinomyces

aureoversiles Yuan 1961. (ISP 5387; RIA 681; RIA 1213; ATCC 15853;


13021; IPV 2035; IPV 2051; JCM 4457; NRRL B-3325). Ex: soil. Pekin.

China DNA sequences: AB184855, AY999849, JN566037, HQ244449.


8, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-891 <-- RIA 1190 <-- ISP 5272 <-- INA 10204/54. Received as:

Streptoverticillium biverticillatum (Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Farina and

Locci 1966 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces biverticillatus (Preobrazhenskaya

1957) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium biverticillatum

(Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Farina and Locci 1966. (ISP 5272; INA 10204/54;


(now NBRC) 12845; IPV 754; IPV 1594; JCM 4431). Ex: soil, region of hot

climate. USSR DNA sequences: AB249922. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-902 Type <-- RIA 1052 <-- ISP 5037 <-- Shinobu R., 201. Received as:

Streptoverticillium hiroshimense (Shinobu 1955) Farina and Locci 1966

Type. Synonym: Streptoverticillium hiroshimense (Shinobu 1955) Farina and

Locci 1966. (ISP 5037; RIA 1052; ATCC 19772; BCRC 13375; CBS

510.68; DSM 40037; HUT 6033; IFO (now NBRC) 3839; IFO (now NBRC)

12785; IMET 43546; IPV 2015; IPV 2024; JCM 4098; JCM 4586; KCTC

9781; NCIMB 9838; NRRL B-1823; NRRL B-5484). Ex: soil. Japan DNA

sequences: HQ244459, AB184789, JN566033, AB184144, AB184802,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-944 <-- Y.E.Konev NITIAF, LIA 0481 <-- KCC S-0083. Received as:

Streptoverticillium salmonis (Baldacci et al. 1966) Locci et al. 1969 Type.





Synonym: Streptomyces salmonis (Baldacci et al. 1966) Witt and

Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium salmonis (Baldacci et al. 1966) Locci

et al. 1969. (LIA 0481; BCRC 12456; DSM 40895; HUT 6085; IFO (now

NBRC) 15865; IPV 925; IPV 1765; IPV 2019; JCM 4083; NRRL B-1472).

Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184705. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-



Ac-1503 <-- RIA 1271 <-- ISP 5436 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 380. Received as:

Streptoverticillium rectiverticillatum (Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965) Locci et

al. 1969 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces rectiverticillatus (Krassilnikov and

Yuan 1965) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium

rectiverticillatum (Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965) Locci et al. 1969. Other

name: Actinomyces rectiverticillatus Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965. (ISP


DSM 40436; IFO (now NBRC) 13079; IPV 1852; JCM 4511; NRRL B-

12369). Ex: soil. near Pekin. China DNA sequences: AB184296, DQ026657,

FJ887952, HQ244454, JN566038. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces hirsutus Ettlinger et al. 1958

Ac-623 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-623. <-- RIA 1053 <-- ISP 5095 <-- Hutter R., ETH

16660. (ISP 5095; RIA 1053; ATCC 19773; BCRC 13676; CBS 511.68;


NRRL B-2713). Ex: soil. Switzerland DNA sequences: DQ442506,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces humidus Nakazawa and Shibata 1956

Ac-1703 Type <-- RIA 1186 <-- ISP 5263. (ISP 5263; RIA 1186; ATCC 12760; ATCC


IFO (now NBRC) 3520; JCM 4386; NRRL B-3172) DNA sequences:



Streptomyces humiferus Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-644 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-644 <-- RIA 729 <-- INMI 62 (Actinopycnidium

caeruleum). Received as: Actinopycnidium caeruleum Krassilnikov 1962

Type. Synonym: Actinopycnidium caeruleum Krassilnikov 1962. (RIA 729;

ATCC 15719; ATCC 15812; DSM 43030; IFO (now NBRC) 12244; IMET

43409; JCM 3037; KCTC 9116; NCIMB 10164). Ex: soil. USSR DNA

sequences: AF503491, AB184070, AY999818. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces hydrogenans Lindner et al. 1958



JCM 4771; NRRL B-12091). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184868,.







205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces hygroscopicus (Jensen 1931) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-831 Type <-- RIA 1433 <-- ISP 5578 <-- Eli Lilly & Co. M5-13184. (ISP 5578; RIA

1433; ATCC 27438; BCRC 11611; CBS 773.72; CIP 106840; DSM 40578;

IFO (now NBRC) 13472; JCM 4772; LMG 19335; NRRL 2387) DNA

sequences: AB184428, AJ391820, HQ244447. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces iakyrus de Querioz and Albert 1962

Ac-201 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-201 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, ATCC 15375. (ISP 5482; RIA


NBRC) 13401; JCM 4254; JCM 4773; NRRL B-3317; NRRL B-3634). Ex:

soil. Brazil DNA sequences: AB184877, AJ399489. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces ipomoeae (Person and Martin 1940) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-1734 Type <-- RIA 1242 <-- ISP 5383 <-- W.J.Martin, 9820. (ISP 5383; RIA 1242;

ATCC 25462; CBS 695.69; DSM 40383; IFO (now NBRC) 13050). Ex: soft

rot of sweet potatoes DNA sequences: AY207593, AB184857, AY999840,

JN566017. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces janthinus (Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960) Pridham 1970


Actinomyces janthinus Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960. (ISP 5206; RIA

659; RIA 1155; ATCC 15870; ATCC 23925; CBS 909.68; DSM 40206; IFO

(now NBRC) 12879; JCM 4387; NRRL B-3365). Ex: chestnut soil.

Zavolzhye, Saratov-Astrakhan region. Russia DNA sequences: AB184851,


(Medium 212, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces kanamyceticus Okami and Umezawa 1957

Ac-837 Type <-- RIA 690 <-- ATCC 12853. (ISP 5500; RIA 690; RIA 1375; ATCC


JCM 4433; JCM 4775; KCTC 9225; LMG 5976; LMG 19351; NCIMB

9343; NRRL B-2535). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: DQ442511,



Streptomyces katrae Gupta and Chopra 1963

Ac-1220 Type <-- RIA 1408 <-- ISP 5550 <-- Gupta K.C., RRL 5036. (ISP 5550; RIA 794;


13447; IMET 43361; JCM 4777; NRRL B-3093). Ex: soil. India DNA

sequences: AB184409, EF654092. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces kunmingensis (Ruan et al. 1985) Goodfellow et al. 1986








Ac-895 Type <-- M.P.Lechevalier USA, 80-3024. Received as: Chainia kunmingensis

Ruan et al. 1985 Type. Synonym: Chainia kunmingensis Ruan et al. 1985.


16240). Ex: soil. China DNA sequences: DQ442513, AB184597.


214, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces kurssanovii (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-715 <-- INA 397. Received as: Streptomyces kurssanovii (Preobrazhenskaya et

al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958, suggested neotype. (INA 397). Ex: soil.


207, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces lateritius (Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1849 Type <-- INA 6993. Synonym: Actinomyces lateritius Sveshnikova 1957. (ISP

5163; VKM Ac-577; INA 6993; RIA 1056; ATCC 19776; ATCC 19913;

BCRC 13774; CBS 514.68; DSM 40163; IFO 12788; JCM 4389; NRRL B-

5349; NRRL B-5423). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184145, AJ781326,

AF454764, AY999855. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces lavendofoliae (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Pridham 1970

Ac-272 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-272 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov <-- INA, INA 3613. Received

as: Actinomyces pseudolavendulae (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Krassilnikov

1970. Synonym: Actinomyces lavendofoliae Kuchaeva et al. 1961. (ISP

5217; INA 3613; RIA 750; RIA 1161; ATCC 15872; ATCC 23928; CBS


NRRL B-3371). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AJ781336, AB184217.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces lavendulae subsp. grasserius (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Pridham 1970

Ac-1178 Type <-- INMI, IAM 2A-458. Synonym: Actinomyces lavendulae grasserius

Kuchaeva et al. 1961. Other name: Streptomyces griseolavendus Sumiki et

al. 1957. (ISP 5385; RIA 746; RIA 1237; ATCC 15875; ATCC 25457; CBS

690.69; DSM 40385; IFO (now NBRC)13045; JCM 4056; JCM 4556;

NRRL B-3072; NRRL B-3372). Ex: soil. Tokyo. Japan DNA sequences:



Streptomyces lavendulae subsp. lavendulae (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Pridham 1970

Ac-216 <-- INMI, VKM A-216 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 1304. Ex: soil. Republic

of Crimea. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-217 <-- INMI, VKM A-217 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov INMI, NCIMB 9000. (RIA

123; ATCC 14162; IFO (now NBRC)12344; NCIMB 9000). Pathogenicity









C-1)


Ac-280 <-- INMI, VKM A-280 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov,, INMI 2286. Received as:

Streptomyces rectilavendulae Krassilnikov 1970. Other name: Actinomyces

pseudolavendulae Kuchaeva et al. 1961; Actinomyces rectilavendulae

Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Caucasus area. Krasnodar Territory. Russia.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)



acidomyceticus. Other name: Streptomyces acidomyceticus Ogata et al.

(ATCC 11611; BCRC 10307; DSM 40798; ETH 16699; IFO (now NBRC)

3125; JCM 4118). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-624 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-624 <-- RIA 1057 <-- ISP 5069 <-- IMRU 3440-8. (ISP

5069; VKM Ac-281; RIA 144; RIA 1057; ATCC 8664; CBS 515.68; DSM

40069; IFO (now NBRC) 3177; IFO (now NBRC) 12789; IMRU 3440-8;

JCM 4055; JCM 4589). Ex: soil DNA sequences: HQ426713, D85116,

AB249971, X53173, AB184146. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1177 <-- INMI 30. Received as: Natural mutant of strain S. lavendulae IFO 3145

producing blue-green aerial mycelium. (IFO (now NBRC) 3146; JCM 4263;




Ac-1214 <-- RIA 1415 <-- ISP 5558 <-- Merck Sharp & Dohme Res. Labs. MA-52.

Received as: Streptomyces colombiensis Pridham et al. 1958 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces colombiensis Pridham et al. 1958. (ISP 5558; RIA

1415; ATCC 27425; CBS 755.72; DSM 40558; IFO (now NBRC)13454;

JCM 4675; JCM 4740; NRRL B-1990) DNA sequences: DQ026646,

AB184415, JN201953. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1278 <-- RIA 1159 <-- ISP 5213. Received as: Streptomyces (Actinomyces)

pseudolavendulae Kuchaeva et al. 1961. Synonym: Actinomyces

pseudolavendulae Kuchaeva et al. 1961. (ISP 5213; RIA 1159; ATCC

23950; CBS 515.68; DSM 40213; IFO (now NBRC) 12903; IMRU 3440).


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces lavenduligriseus (Locci et al. 1969) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991







Ac-934 <-- Y.E.Konev NITIAF, LIA 0962 <-- RIA 1628 <-- IPV 2206. Received as:

Streptoverticillium lavenduligriseum Locci et al. 1969. Synonym:

Streptoverticillium lavenduligriseum Locci et al. 1969. (RIA 1628; IPV

2206). Ex: soil. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces lavenduligriseus (Locci et al. 1969) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-1159 Type <-- RIA 1366 <-- ISP 5487 <-- J.B.Routien, BA-6903. Received as:

Streptoverticillium lavenduligriseum Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym:

Streptoverticillium lavenduligriseum Locci et al. 1969. (ISP 5487; RIA 1366;


13405; JCM 4545; JCM 4779; NRRL B-3173). Ex: soil. Malaya DNA



Streptomyces lavendulocolor (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Pridham 1970

Ac-215 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-215 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov INMI <-- INA, INA 4518.

Synonym: Actinomyces lavendulocolor Kuchaeva et al. 1961. (ISP 5216;

INA 4518; RIA 262; RIA 1160; ATCC 15871; ATCC 23927; BCRC 12057;

CBS 911.68; DSM 40216; IFO (now NBRC) 12881; JCM 4390; NCIMB

9829; NRRL B-3367). Ex: soil DNA sequences: DQ442516, AB184216.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces levis Sveshnikova 1986


15423; JCM 6924; NRRL B-16370). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184670,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces libani subsp. libani Baldacci and Grein 1966

Ac-1905 Type <-- RIA 1413 <-- ISP 5555 <-- IPV 1945. (ISP 5555; RIA 1413; ATCC

23732; CBS 753.72; DSM 40555; IFO (now NBRC) 13452; IPV 1945; JCM

4322; JCM 4781; KCTC 9113; NCIMB 11012; NRRL B-3446). Ex: soil.

Lebanon DNA sequences: AB184414, DQ442518, HQ244464. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces libani subsp. rufus Baldacci and Grein 1966

Ac-600 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-600 <-- KCC S-0325. (ATCC 23731; DSM 41230; IFO

(now NBRC) 15424; IPV 1942; JCM 4325; NCIMB 10976; NRRL B-3445).

Ex: soil. Argentina DNA sequences: AJ781351, AB184671, HQ244463.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces lienomycini Gauze and Maximova 1986

Ac-1767 Type <-- INA 478/66. Other name: Actinomyces diastatochromogenes subsp.

lienomycini Gause et al. 1971. (INA 478/66; ATCC 43687; DSM 41475;

IFO (now NBRC) 15425; JCM 6925; LMG 20091). Ex: tropical soil DNA









Streptomyces lilacinus (Nakazawa et al. 1956) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-885 <-- RIA 1325 <-- ISP 5336 <-- K.C. Gupta, 37A/9. Received as:

Streptoverticillium kashmirense (Gupta and Chopra 1963) Locci et al. 1969

Type. Synonym: Streptomyces kashmirensis (Gupta and Chopra 1963) Witt

and Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium kashmirense (Gupta and Chopra

1963) Locci et al. 1969. (ISP 5336; RIA 1325; ATCC 27439; CBS 665.72;

DSM 40336; IFO (now NBRC) 13364; IFO (now NBRC)13906; IPV 2023;

JCM 4776; LMG19937; NRRL B-3103). Ex: soil. Kashmir. India DNA

sequences: AB184354, AB184546, AJ781337. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces lilacinus (Nakazawa et al. 1956) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-962 Type <-- Y.E.Konev NITIAF, LIA 0759 <-- RIA 1180 <-- ISP 5254 <--

K.Nakazawa, 2305. Received as: Streptoverticillium lilacinum (Nakazawa et

al. 1956) Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym: Streptoverticillium lilacinum

(Nakazawa et al. 1956) Locci et al. 1969 Type. (ISP 5254; RIA 1180; LIA


NBRC) 3944; IFO (now NBRC) 12884; IPV 2053; IPV 1999; JCM 4188;

JCM 4648; LMG 20059; NRRL B-1968). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences:

AB184819, AB249906, AJ781346. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces limosus Lindenbein 1952

Ac-850 Type <-- RIA 1058 <-- ISP 5131 <-- ETH 23898. (ISP 5131; RIA 1058; ATCC


JCM 4393; KCTC 9033; NCIMB 12976; NRRL B-5413). Ex: sludge, bank

DNA sequences: AB184147, Z76679. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Streptomyces lincolnensis Mason et al. 1963


CBS 630.70; CBS 699.69; DSM 2013; DSM 40355; IFO (now NBRC)

13054; JCM 4287; JCM 4488; KCTC 1868; KCTC 9088; KCTC 9089;

NCIMB 9413; NRRL B-2936). Ex: soil. USA DNA sequences: X79854,


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces litmocidini (Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


litmocidini Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (ISP 5164; INA 1823/55;


40164; IFO (now NBRC) 12792; JCM 4394; NRRL B-3635) DNA

sequences: EF654101, AB184149. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces longisporoflavus Waksman 1953

Ac-1003 Type <-- RIA 1133 <-- ISP 5165 <-- INA 81/53. Other name: Actinomyces







longisporus flavus Krassilnikov 1941. (ISP 5165; INA 81/53; RIA 312; RIA

1133; ATCC 19915; ATCC 19781; ATCC 23932; BCRC 13775; CBS


LMG 19347). Ex: soil. USSR DNA sequences: EF178687, AB184220,


(Medium 215, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces longispororuber Waksman 1953


longisporus ruber Krassilnikov 1941, Streptomyces longisporus ruber

(Krassilnikov 1941) Pridham et al. 1958. (ISP 5599; INA 11668/54; RIA


JCM 4784; NCIMB 9629; NRRL B-3736; NRRL B-5761) DNA sequences:



Streptomyces longisporus (Krassilnikov 1941) Waksman 1953


longisporus Krassilnikov 1941. (ISP 5166; INA 4417/56; RIA 1134; ATCC


IMET 43090; JCM 4395; NRRL B-5336) DNA sequences: AJ399475,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces lucensis Arcamone et al. 1957

Ac-1737 Type <-- RIA 1248 <-- ISP 5317 <-- Farmitalia, 1163 F1. (ISP 5317; RIA 1248;


13056; JCM 4490; NCIMB 12679; NRRL B-5626; NRRL B-16066). Ex:

soil DNA sequences: DQ442522, AB184280. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces luridus (Krassilnikov et al. 1957) Waksman 1961

Ac-245 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-245 <-- Krassilnikov N.A., INMI 111. Synonym:

Actinomyces luridus Krassilnikov et al. 1957. (ISP 5081; VKM Ac-737; RIA


NBRC)12793; JCM 4591; LMG 19365; NRRL B-5409). Ex: soil. USSR

DNA sequences: DQ442523, AB184150. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces lusitanus Villax 1963

Ac-1194 Type <-- RIA 1425 <-- ISP 5568 <-- NCIMB 9585. (ISP 5568; RIA 1425; ATCC


NBRC) 13464; JCM 4785; NCIMB 9585; NRRL B-5637; NRRL B-12501).

Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184424, DQ442524. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces luteogriseus Schmitz et al. 1964









NRRL B-12422). Ex: soil, alfalfa field. France DNA sequences: AB184379,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces luteosporeus Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-927 Type <-- DSM 40833. Received as: Streptoverticillium album Locci et al. 1969

Type. Synonym: Streptoverticillium album Locci et al. 1969. (ATCC 33049;

DSM 40833; IFO (now NBRC) 14657; IPV 1993; JCM 4542; NRRL 2401)

DNA sequences: DQ442525, AB184607. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces lydicus De Boer et al. 1956



LMG 19331; NCIMB 12977; NRRL 2433). Ex: soil. Michigan. USA DNA

sequences: Y15507,.AB184281, JN566018. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces macrosporus (ex Krassilnikov et al. 1968) Goodfellow et al. 1988

Ac-777 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 2892. Synonym: Actinomyces macrosporus

Krassilnikov et al. 1968. (ATCC 51533; DSM 41449; HUT 6608; IFO (now

NBRC) 14748; JCM 6305; NCIMB 12473). Ex: soil. Tibet. DNA sequences:

AB184616, Z68099. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 8, 27-40oC, F-1)

Streptomyces macrosporus (ex Krassilnikov et al. 1968) Goodfellow et al. 1988

Ac-778 <-- N.S.Agre IBPhM, 3295. Synonym: Actinomyces macrosporus

Krassilnikov et al. 1968. Ex: soil. Tibet. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces malachitofuscus (ex Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1964) Preobrazhenskaya and

Terekhova 1986

Ac-1850 Type <-- INA 739. Synonym: Actinomyces malachitofuscus Preobrazhenskaya et

al. 1964. (ISP 5332; INA 739; RIA 1251; ATCC 25471; CBS 881.69; DSM




Streptomyces malachitospinus (ex Preobrazhenskaya and Terekhova 1975) Preobrazhenskaya

and Terekhova 1986

Ac-2514 Type <-- DSM 41828. Synonym: Actinomyces malachitospinus Preobrazhenskaya

and Terekhova 1975. (INMI 217; INA 316; DSM 41828; NBRC 101004;

NRRL B-11363) DNA sequences: AB249954. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces mashuensis (Sawazaki et al. 1955) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-931 <-- Y.E.Konev NITIAF, LIA 0962 <-- RIA 1244 <-- ISP 5397 <--

R.Shinobu, 738. Received as: Streptoverticillium kishiwadense (Shinobu and

Kayamura 1964) Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces








kishiwadensis (Shinobu and Kayamura 1964) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991,

Streptoverticillium kishiwadense (Shinobu and Kayamura 1964) Locci et al.

1969, Verticillomyces kishiwadensis Shinobu and Kayamura 1964. (ISP


13052; IPV 2026; JCM 4486; NRRL B-12326). Ex: soil. Osaka. Japan DNA



Streptomyces mashuensis (Sawazaki et al. 1955) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-949 Type <-- Y.E.Konev NITIAF, LIA 0765 <-- RIA 1165 <-- ISP 5221 <-- S.Suzuki,

449. Received as: Streptoverticillium mashuense (Sawazaki et al. 1955)

Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym: Streptoverticillium mashuense (Sawazaki

et al. 1955) Locci et al. 1969. (ISP 5221; RIA 1165; ATCC 23934; BCRC

12420; CBS 279.65; CBS 918.68; DSM 40221; IFO (now NBRC)12888;

IMET 42941; JCM 4059; JCM 4650; NRRL B-3352; NRRL B-8164). Ex:

soil. Mashu Lake. Hokkaido. Japan DNA sequences: X79323, DQ442526,


(Medium 13, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces massasporeus Shinobu and Kawato 1959

Ac-578 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-578 <-- RIA 1064 <-- ISP 5035 <-- R.Shinobu, 602. (ISP

5035; RIA 652; RIA 1064; ATCC 19785; BCRC 13647; CBS 537.68; DSM


4593; LMG 19362; NRRL B-3300). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences:

AB184152, AJ781323, AB184804, AY999836. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces megasporus (ex Krassilnikov et al. 1968) Agre 1986

Ac-1776 Type <-- INA M-22 (=INMI 2869). Other name: Actinomyces megasporus

Krassilnikov et al. 1968. (INA M-22; ATCC 43688; DSM 41476; HUT


sequences: Z68100, AB184617. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces melanosporofaciens Arcamone et al. 1959

Ac-1864 Type <-- RIA 1253 <-- ISP 5318 <-- Farmitalia 1573. (ISP 5318; RIA 1253;


13061; JCM 4495; NCIMB 12978; NRRL B-12234) DNA sequences:

AJ271887, AJ391837, AB184283, HQ244452. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces michiganensis Corbaz et al. 1957

Ac-862 Type <-- RIA 1065 <-- ISP 5015 < R.Hutter, ETH 9001. (ISP 5015; RIA 1065;


(now NBRC) 12797; JCM 4594; NRRL B-1940). Ex: soil. Michigan. USA



Streptomyces microflavus (Krainsky 1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948 emend. Lanoot et al.







2005

Ac-113 <-- INMI, VKM A-113 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 38 <-- E. Baldacci.

Received as: Streptomyces griseus subsp. cretosus Pridham 1970. Synonym:

Streptomyces griseus subsp. cretosus Pridham 1970, Actinomyces cretaceus

(Kruger 1904) Krassilnikov 1941. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces microflavus (Krainsky1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948 emend. Lanoot et al.

2005


lipmanii (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici 1948. Synonym:

Streptomyces lipmanii (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici

1948. (ATCC 27357; BCRC 11889; CBS 426.75; DSM 40752; IFO (now

NBRC) 13306; JCM 4711; NRRL 3584). Ex: soil. South America.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1, C-4)


2005

Ac-712 <-- IBPM, ISP 5561. Received as: Streptomyces griseus subsp. cretosus

Pridham 1970 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces griseus subsp. cretosus

Pridham 1970, Streptomyces cretaceus (Kruger 1904) Waksman 1950,

Actinomyces cretaceus (Kruger 1904) Krassilnikov 1941. (ISP 5561; RIA

1418; ATCC 27903; CBS 137.21; CBS 758.72; DSM 40561; IFO (now

NBRC) 13457; JCM 4742; KCTC 9079; LMG 19946; NRRL B-2252) DNA

sequences: AB184418, AY999897, AY999811. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces microflavus (Krainsky1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948 emend. Lanoot et al.

2005

Ac-736 <-- RIA 1205 <-- ISP 5326 <-- J.Nicot, LCP68. Received as: Streptomyces

alboviridis (Duche 1934) Pridham et al. 1958 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces

alboviridis (Duche 1934) Pridham et al. 1958. (ISP 5326; RIA 1205; ATCC


NRRL B-3633) DNA sequences: AY999760,, AB184256. Pathogenicity


C-1)


2005

Ac-971 Type <-- RIA 1254 <-- ISP 5331 <-- CBS 124.18. Synonym: Actinomyces

microflavus Krainsky 1914, Micromonospora microflava (Krainsky 1914)

Duche 1934. (ISP 5331; RIA 1254; ATCC 13231; ATCC 25474; BCRC

12084; CBS 124.18; CBS 884.69; DSM 40331; ETH 10206; IFO (now

NBRC) 13062; JCM 4496; LMG 19327; NRRL B-2156; ATCC B-2888).

Ex: soil DNA sequences: DQ445795, AB184284. Pathogenicity group








2005

Ac-1867 <-- INA, ISP 5459. Received as: Streptomyces willmorei. Synonym:

Streptomyces willmorei (Erikson 1935) Waksman et Henrici 1948,

Actinomyces willmorei Erikson 1935. (ISP 5459; RIA 1352; ATCC 6867;

BCRC 12640; CBS 372.64; CBS 692.72; DSM 40459; IFO (now NBRC)

13391; IMET 41387; JCM 4861; NCIMB 12984; NCTC 1856; NRRL B-

1332). Ex: man, streptotrichosis of liver DNA sequences: EF178673,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces misakiensis Nakamura 1961

Ac-625 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-625 <-- RIA 1166 <-- ISP 5222 <-- S.Suzuki, 7617. (ISP

5222; RIA 1166; ATCC 23938; CBS 922.68; CBS 278.65; CBS 922.68;

DSM 40222; IFO (now NBRC) 12891; JCM 4062; JCM 4653; NCIMB

9852; NRRL B-2923). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: AB184223,

AB217605, AJ781325, AY999839. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces misionensis Cercos et al. 1962

Ac-626 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-626 <-- RIA 1255 <-- ISP 5306 <-- A.P. Cercos, 3944.

(ISP 5306; RIA 1255; ATCC 14991; ATCC 25475; BCRC 12094; CBS


Ex: soil. Argentina DNA sequences: EF178678, AB184285. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces mobaraensis (Nagatsu and M. Suzuki 1963) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-879 <-- RIA 1437 <-- ISP 5587 <-- NRRL 3191. Received as: Streptoverticillium

ladakanum Hanka et al. 1966 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces ladakanum

(Hanka et al. 1966) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium

ladakanum Hanka et al. 1966. (ISP 5587; RIA 1437; ATCC 27441; BCRC


NRRL 3191). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184430, X53167. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces mobaraensis (Nagatsu and M. Suzuki 1963) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-928 Type <-- DSM 40847. Received as: Streptoverticillium mobaraense (Nagatsu and

Suzuki 1963) Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym: Streptoverticillium

mobaraense (Nagatsu and Suzuki 1963) Locci et al. 1969. (RIA 1627; ATCC


IPV 2058; JCM 4168; NCIMB 11159; NRRL B-3729). Ex: soil. Japan DNA

sequences: AB184870, DQ442528. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces morookaensis (Locci and Schofield 1989) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-1916 Type <-- RIA 1377 <-- ISP 5503 <-- ATCC 19166. Synonym: Streptoverticillium

morookaense (ex Niida et al. 1963) Locci and Schofield 1989. (ISP 5503;







13416; JCM 4673; JCM 4793; NRRL B-12429). Ex: soil, orange orchard.

Nagasaki Prefecture, Oomura. Japan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Streptomyces murinus Frommer 1959

Ac-1190 Type <-- RIA 1067 <-- ISP 5091 <-- NRRL B-2286. (ISP 5091; RIA 1067; ATCC


IFO (now NBRC) 14802; JCM 4333; JCM 4595; KCTC 9492; LMG 10475;

NCIMB 12701; NRRL B-2286). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184155,



Streptomyces mutabilis (Preobrazhenskaya and Ryabova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1851 Type <-- INA B-472. Synonym: Actinomyces mutabilis Preobrazhenskaya and

Ryabova 1957. (ISP 5169; INA B-472; RIA 1068; ATCC 19789; ATCC


JCM 4400). Ex: soil. Armenia DNA sequences: EF178679, AB184156,

KC954557. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces mutomycini Gauze and Maximova 1986

Ac-1779 Type <-- INA 4305. Other name: Streptomyces atroolivaceus subsp. mutomycini

(Gauze et al. 1959) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces atroolivaceus subsp.

Mutomycini Gauze et al. 1959. (INA 4305; ATCC 43689; DSM 41691;

NBRC 100999) DNA sequences: AJ781357, AB249951. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces narbonensis Corbaz et al. 1955

Ac-1891 Type <-- RIA 1069 <-- ISP 5016 <-- R. Hutter, ETH 7346. (ISP 5016; RIA 529;

RIA 1069; ATCC 19790; BCRC 13651; CBS 310.55; CBS 542.68; DSM

40016; IFO (now NBRC) 12801; JCM 4147; JCM 4596; NRRL B-1680).

Ex: soil. Cannes. France DNA sequences: DQ445794, AB184157.


207, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces nashvillensis McVeigh and Reyes 1961

Ac-1766 Type <-- RIA 1256 <-- ISP 5314 <-- I.McVeigh V-8. (ISP 5314; RIA 1256; ATCC


JCM 4498; NRRL B-2606). Ex: soil. Tennessee, Nashville. USA DNA



Streptomyces netropsis (Finlay et al. 1951) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-820 Type <-- Y.E. Konev NITIAF, LIA 0763. Received as: Streptoverticillium

netropsis (Finlay et al. 1951) Baldacci et al. 1966 Type. Synonym:

Streptoverticillium netropsis (Finlay et al. 1951) Baldacci et al. 1966. (ISP


IFO 3723; IFO (now NBRC) 12893; IPV 880; IPV 1720; JCM 4063; JCM







4655; LMG 5979; NCIMB 9502; NRRL 2268). Ex: soil. New York. USA

DNA sequences: AB184792, AB184848, AY999921. Pathogenicity group



Ac-877 <-- RIA 1114 <-- ISP 5052 <-- F.S.Barr, 5X1 RCV. Received as:

Streptoverticillium kentuckense (Barr and Carman 1956) Baldacci et al. 1966

Type. Synonym: Streptomyces kentuckensis (Barr and Carman 1956) Witt

and Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium kentuckense (Barr and Carman

1956) Baldacci et al. 1966. (ISP 5052; RIA 1114; ATCC 12691; ATCC

23926; CBS 910.68; DSM 40052; IFO (now NBRC) 12880; IPV 940; IPV

1780; IPV 1958; JCM 4153; JCM 4647; LMG 5977; NCIMB 9624; NRRL

B-1831). Ex: soil. Kentucky. USA DNA sequences: DQ442512, AB184215.


13, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-947 <-- Y.E. Konev NITIAF, LIA 0791 <-- RIA 1036 <-- ISP 5093 <-- NRRL

2820 <-- Abbottt Labs. M-141. Received as: Streptoverticillium

flavopersicum flavopersicum (Oliver et al. 1961) Locci et al. 1969 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces flavopersicus (Oliver et al. 1961) Witt and

Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium flavopersicum (Oliver et al. 1961)

Locci et al. 1969. (ISP 5093; ATCC 19756; CBS 494.68; DSM 40093; IFO

(now NBRC) 12769; IPV 2010; JCM 4307; JCM 4370; NCIMB 13020;

NRRL 2820). Ex: soil. Indiana. USA DNA sequences: AB249911.


190, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-948 <-- Konev Y.E NITIAF, LIA 0959 <-- RIA 1624 <-- IPV 1983. Received as:

Streptoverticillium distallicum Locci et al. 1969 Type. Synonym:

Streptomyces distallicus (Locci et al. 1969) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991,

Streptoverticillium distallicum Locci et al. 1969. (RIA 1624; DSM 40846;

IFO (now NBRC)15815; IPV 1983; JCM 4544; NCIMB 8936; NRRL 2886).

Ex: soil DNA sequences: EF178671, AB184703. Pathogenicity group




syringium (ex Konev et al. 1974) Konev 1986 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces

syringium (Konev 1986) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991, Streptoverticillium

syringium (ex Konev et al. 1974) Konev 1986. (LIA 0725; DSM 41480;

DSM 41502; IFO (now NBRC) 15900; JCM 9948; LMG 20320; NRRL B-

24286). Ex: mountain soil. Georgia DNA sequences: AJ781375, AB249923.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces neyagawaensis Yamamoto et al. 1960






Ac-1915 Type <-- RIA 1438 <-- ISP 5588 <-- H.Yamamoto 41895. (ISP 5588; RIA 1438;

ATCC 27449; CBS 778.72; DSM 40588; IFO (now NBRC) 3784; IFO

13477; JCM 4796; NRRL B-3092). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences:

AB184799, D63869. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces niger (Thirumalachar 1955) Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-1736 Type <-- RIA 1323 <-- ISP 5302 <-- HACC 146. Synonym: Chainia nigra

Thirumalachar 1955. (ISP 5302; RIA 1323; ATCC 17756; BCRC 11877;

CBS 230.65; CBS 663.72; DSM 43049; IFO (now NBRC) 13362; IFO (now

NBRC)13902; JCM 3158; NCIMB 10992; NRRL B-3857) DNA sequences:

AJ621607, AB184352, AB184543, HQ244453. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces nigrescens (Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


nigrescens Sveshnikova 1957, Streptomyces ruanii Kumar and Goodfellow

2008. (ISP 5276; INA 1800/54; RIA 1194; ATCC 23941; CBS 925.68; DSM

40276; IFO (now NBRC) 12894; JCM 4401; LMG 19332 ; NCIMB 9856 ;

NRRL B-12176) DNA sequences: DQ442530, HG794417, AB184225,

EF408737, HQ244445. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces nitrosporeus Okami 1952

Ac-1191 Type <-- RIA 1071<-- ISP 5023 <-- Y.Okami O-20 (NIHJ 21). (ISP 5023; VKM

Ac-1202; RIA 503; RIA 1071; ATCC 12769; ATCC 19792; BCRC 13645;

CBS 544.68; DSM 40023; IFO (now NBRC) 3362; IFO (now NBRC)

12803; JCM 4064; JCM 4598; KCTC 9761; NCIMB 9717; NRRL B-1316).

Ex: humus soil. Japan DNA sequences: EF178680, AB184751, AB184159.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces nitrosporeus Okami 1952

Ac-1202 Type <-- RIA 503 <-- IAW <-- Y.Okami O-20 (NIHJ 21). (ISP 5023; VKM Ac-

1191; RIA 503; RIA 1071; ATCC 12769; ATCC 19792; BCRC 13645; CBS

544.68; DSM 40023; IFO (now NBRC) 3362; IFO (now NBRC) 12803;

JCM 4064; JCM 4598; KCTC 9761; NCIMB 9717; NRRL B-1316). Ex:

humus soil. Japan DNA sequences: EF178680, AB184751, AB184159.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces noboritoensis Isono et al. 1957

Ac-1012 Type <-- RIA 1257 <-- ISP 5223 <-- S.Suzuki, 97. (ISP 5223; RIA 1257; ATCC


JCM 4065; JCM 4557; KCTC 9060; LMG 19337; NRRL B-12152). Ex: soil.

Japan DNA sequences: AB184287, AY999830. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces nodosus Trejo 1961







Ac-1224 Type <-- RIA 1123 <-- ISP 5109 <-- W.H.Trejo, SC 2388. (ISP 5109; RIA 831;


40109; IFO (now NBRC) 12895; JCM 4297; JCM 4656; KCTC 9035; LMG

19340; NCIMB 12816; NRRL B-2371). Ex: soil. Orinoco. Venezuela DNA



Streptomyces nogalater Bhuyan and Dietz 1966



NBRC) 13445; IMET 43360; JCM 4553; JCM 4799; LMG 5981; LMG

19338; NCIMB 9489; NRRL 3035) DNA sequences: AB231805,



Streptomyces novaecaesareae Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-963 Type <-- RIA 1329 <-- ISP 5358 <-- CBS 134.20 <-- IMRU 3831. (ISP 5358; RIA


NBRC) 13368; IMRU 3831; JCM 4800; NRRL B-1267; NRRL B-3011). Ex:

soil. USA DNA sequences: AB184357. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Streptomyces ochraceiscleroticus Pridham 1970

Ac-651 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-651 <-- RIA 710 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov 10À-30. Received

as: Chainia ochracea Kuznetsov 1962 Type. Synonym: Chainia ochracea

Kuznetsov 1962. (ISP 5594; RIA 710; RIA 1444; ATCC 15814; BCRC

13310; CBS 168.62; CBS 784.72; DSM 40594; DSM 43155; IFO (now

NBRC) 12394; IFO (now NBRC) 13483; IMET 43492; JCM 3048; JCM

4801; LMG 19349; NRRL B-3041). Ex: soil. Armenia DNA sequences:

AB184094, AB184435, DQ442533, HQ244444. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces odorifer (Rullmann 1895) Waksman 1953

Ac-748 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5347. (ISP 5347; RIA 1326; ATCC 6246; BCRC 13704; CBS


JCM 4803; NRRL B-1328) DNA sequences: Z76682, AB184355.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces olivaceoviridis (Preobrazhenskaya and Ryabova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1852 Type <-- INA 11584. Synonym: Actinomyces olivaceoviridis Preobrazhenskaya

and Ryabova 1957. (ISP 5334; INA 11584; RIA 1258; ATCC 23630; ATCC


JCM 4499; KCTC 9132; LMG 19324; NCIMB 9982; NRRL B-12280) DNA



Streptomyces olivaceus (Waksman 1923) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-254 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-254 <-- N.A. Krassilnikov, ATCC 3335. (ISP 5072; RIA








CCM 3188; DSM 40072; IFO (now NBRC) 12805; JCM 4402; NRRL B-

1224; NRRL B-3009). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB249920, EF178681.


191, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces olivoverticillatus (Shinobu 1956) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-890 Type <-- RIA 1260 <-- ISP 5250 <-- R.Shinobu 383. Received as:

Streptoverticillium olivoverticillatum (Shinobu 1956) Baldacci et al. 1966

Type. Synonym: Streptoverticillium olivoverticillatum (Shinobu 1956)

Baldacci et al. 1966. (ISP 5250; RIA 551; RIA 1260; ATCC 25480; BCRC

13610; CBS 890.69; DSM 40250; IFO(now NBRC) 3842; IFO (now NBRC)

3929; IFO (now NBRC) 13068; IFO (now NBRC) 15273; IPV 964; JCM

4100; JCM 4501; NCIMB 97148; NRRL B-1994). Ex: soil. Japan DNA

sequences: AB184636, AB184812, DQ442534. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces omiyaensis Umezawa and Okami 1950



JCM 4806; NRRL B-1587). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: EF178697.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces orinoci (Cassinelli et al.1967) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-929 Type <-- RIA 1427 <-- ISP 5571 <-- B.Camerino, F1 1882. Received as:

Streptoverticillium orinoci Cassinelli et al. 1967 Type. Synonym:

Streptoverticillium orinoci Cassinelli et al. 1967. (ISP 5571; RIA 1427;

ATCC 23202; CBS 767.72; DSM 40571; IFO (now NBRC) 13466; IPV

1901; JCM 4546; NRRL B-3379). Ex: soil. Orinoko River basin, South

America. DNA sequences: AB184866, DQ442536. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces pactum Bhuyan et al. 1962



NBRC) 13433; IMET 43357; JCM 4288; JCM 4809; KCTC 9165; LMG

19357; NCIMB 9445; NRRL 2939) DNA sequences: AB184398, EF654095.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces paradoxus Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-645 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-645 <-- RIA 655 <-- INMI 3180. Received as:

Actinosporangium violaceum Krassilnikov and Yuan 1961 Type. Synonym:

Actinosporangium violaceum Krassilnikov and Yuan 1961. (RIA 655;

ATCC 15813; BCRC 12521; DSM 43350; IFO (now NBRC) 14887; IMET

43491; JCM 3052; KCTC 9118; NRRL B-3457; NRRL B-3483). Ex: soil.

China DNA sequences: AB184628. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,







Streptomyces parvulus Waksman and Gregory 1954


ATCC 12434; ATCC 19796; BCRC 12046; CBS 418.59; CBS 548.68; DSM


19312; NCIMB 11240; NRRL B-1628). Ex: soil DNA sequences:


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces parvus (Krainsky 1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-725 Type <-- IBPM, ISP 5348. (ISP 5348; RIA 610; ATCC 12433; CBS 427.61; DSM

40348; IFO (now NBRC) 3388; IFO (now NBRC) 14599; JCM 4069;

NCIMB 9608; NRRL B-1255; NRRL B-1455). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

DQ442537, AB184756, AB184603. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces pathocidini Labeda et al. 2014

Ac-598 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-598 <-- KCC S-0166. Synonym: Streptomyces albus

subsp. pathocidicus Nagatsu et al. 1962. (ATCC 14510; CIP 104431; DSM

40799; IFO (now NBRC) 13812; JCM 4166; KCTC 9671: NRRL B-24287).

Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: AB184501, AY999806. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces phaeochromogenes (Conn 1917) Waksman 1957


ATCC 3338; ATCC 23945; BCRC 12484; CBS 282.30; CBS 288.60; CBS


IMET 40355; JCM 4070; JCM 4659; KCTC 9763; LMG 19348; NCIMB

8505; NRRL B-1248; NRRL B-3010) DNA sequences: EU594472,

AB184738, AB184228, AF500071, EU594469, EU594468. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces phaeofaciens Maeda et al. 1952

Ac-1865 Type <-- INA, ISP 5367. (ISP 5367; RIA 1333; ATCC 15034; CBS 426.64; CBS

637.72; DSM 40367; IFO (now NBRC) 13372; JCM 4125; JCM 4814;

NRRL B-1516). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184360, DQ442539.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces pilosus Ettlinger et al. 1958


549.68; DSM 40097; IFO (now NBRC) 12807; JCM 4403; NRRL 2721).

Ex: soil. Roma. Italy DNA sequences: AB184161. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces platensis Tresner and Backus 1956

Ac-1288 Type <-- RIA 1110 <-- ISP 5041 <-- R.C. Pittenge M5-5353. (ISP 5041; RIA








1110; ATCC 13865; ATCC 23948; BCRC 11898; CBS 310.56; CBS 932.68;

DSM 40041; IFO (now NBRC) 12901; JCM 4189; JCM 4662; KCTC 1088;

NCIMB 9607; NRRL 2364; NRRL B-5486). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

AB045882, AB184231, HQ244461. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces plicatus Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-627 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-627 <-- RIA 1263 <-- ISP 5319 <-- Parke, Davis & Co.

PD 04918. (ISP 5319; RIA 1263; ATCC 25483; BCRC 12279; CBS 911.69;

DSM 40319; IFO (now NBRC) 13071; JCM 4504; NRRL 2428). Ex: soil.

USA DNA sequences: AB184291, AY999922. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces pluricolorescens Okami and Umezawa 1961

Ac-765 Type <-- RIA 1077 <-- ISP 5019 <-- Y. Okami, 91-T1-1. (ISP 5019; RIA 1077;



Japan DNA sequences: DQ442540, AB184162. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces polychromogenes Hagemann et al. 1964

Ac-1207 Type <-- RIA 1264 <-- ISP 5316 <-- G. Hagemann, T-4473. (ISP 5316; RIA 362;

RIA 1264; ATCC 12595; ATCC 25484; BCRC 11899; CBS 311.56; CBS

912.69; DSM 40316; IFO (now NBRC) 13072; JCM 4236; JCM 4505;

KCTC 9765; NCIMB 8791; NRRL B-2656; NRRL B-3032; NRRL B-5697;

NRRL B-12233). Ex: soil. Venezuela DNA sequences: AB184292,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces poonensis (Thirumalachar 1960) Pridham 1970

Ac-652 <-- INMI, VKM A-652 <-- RIA 563 <-- INMI <-- M.J. Thirumalachar

(Chainia poonensis). Received as: Chainia poonensis Thirumalachar 1960.

Synonym: Chainia poonensis Thirumalachar 1960. (RIA 563; ATCC 15815).


(Medium 191, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces poonensis (Thirumalachar 1960) Pridham 1970

Ac-1715 Type <-- RIA 1446 <-- ISP 5596 <-- E.F. Lessel, ATCC 15723. Synonym: Chainia

poonensis Thirumalachar 1960. (ISP 5596; RIA 1446; ATCC 15723; BCRC


IFO (now NBRC) 13485; IMRU 3752; JCM 3071; JCM 3079; JCM 4815;

LMG 19326; NRRL B-2319; NRRL B-2951) DNA sequences: DQ445792,



Streptomyces prasinopilosus Ettlinger et al. 1958



12809; JCM 4207; JCM 4404; LMG 19345; NCIMB 9842; NRRL B-2711).







Ex: soil. Mallorca, Port Cristo. Spain DNA sequences: EF 626597,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces prasinosporus Tresner et al. 1966

Ac-979 Type <-- RIA 1380 <-- ISP 5506 <-- H.D.Tresner, BD-278. (ISP 5506; RIA 1380;


4816; LMG 19346; NRRL B-12431). Ex: soil. India DNA sequences:



Streptomyces prasinus Ettlinger et al. 1958

Ac-1725 Type <-- RIA 1079 <-- ISP 5099 <-- R. Hutter, ETH 13815. (ISP 5099; RIA 1079;


12810; JCM 4192; JCM 4603; NRRL B-2712). Ex: soil. Mallorca Island.

Spain DNA sequences: DQ026658, AB184846. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces prunicolor (Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


prunicolor Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (ISP 5335; INA 8805/64;



12281). Ex: soil. USSR DNA sequences: DQ026659, AB184294.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces psammoticus Virgilio and Hengeller 1960

Ac-996 Type <-- RIA 832 <-- ATCC 14125. (ISP 5341; RIA 832; RIA 1268; ATCC

14125; ATCC 25488; BCRC 12241; CBS 175.61; CBS 299.65; CBS 916.69;


NRRL B-3291; NRRL B-5753) DNA sequences: AB184454, AY999862.


212, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces pseudoechinosporeus Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-1226 Type <-- Y.E Konev NITIAF, LIA 0442 (strain P-147). Received as:

Microellobosporia grisea (Konev et al. 1967) Pridham 1970 Type. Synonym:

Microellobosporia grisea (Konev et al. 1967) Pridham 1970,

Microechinospora grisea Konev et al. 1967. (RIA 897; LIA 0442; ATCC


KCTC 9178; NCIMB 9918). Ex: soil. Kyzylkum Desert. Uzbekistan DNA



Streptomyces pseudogriseolus Okami and Umezawa 1955

Ac-1859 Type <-- RIA 1106 <-- ISP 5026 <-- Y. Okami, H-16C. (ISP 5026; RIA 1106;


(now NBRC) 12902; JCM 4071; JCM 4663; NCIMB 9411; NCIMB 9814;







NRRL B-3288). Ex: soil DNA sequences: DQ442541, AB184232.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces pseudovenezuelae (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Pridham 1970


Streptomyces pseudovenezuelae (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Pridham 1970.

Synonym: Actinomyces pseudovenezuelae Kuchaeva et al. 1961. Ex: soil.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces pseudovenezuelae (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Pridham 1970

Ac-1199 Type <-- RIA 1158 <-- ISP 5212 <-- RIA 742 <-- INMI <-- IMRU 3774.

Synonym: Actinomyces pseudovenezuelae Kuchaeva et al. 1961. (ISP 5212;

RIA 742; RIA 1158; ATCC 23951; BCRC 11487; CBS 934.68; DSM 40212;

IFO (now NBRC) 12904; IMET 43512; IMRU 3774; JCM 11516; NRRL B-

3623) DNA sequences: AB184233, AJ399481. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces puniceus Patelski 1951

Ac-575 <-- INMI, VKM A-575 <-- RIA 1015 <-- ISP 5058 <-- IMRU 3312.

Received as: Streptomyces californicus (Waksman and Curtis 1916)

Waksman and Henrici 1948 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces californicus

(Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici 1948. (ISP 5058; RIA

1015; ATCC 3312; ATCC 19734; BCRC 13688; CBS 354.53; CBS 473.68;


JCM 4567; LMG 19309; NRRL B-1221; NRRL B-2098) DNA sequences:

AB184116, AB184755, AY999845, AY999837. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces puniceus Patelski 1951

Ac-579 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-579 <-- RIA 1080 <-- ISP 5083 <-- J.B. Routien, Pf

1314-5. (ISP 5083; RIA 1080; ATCC 19801; BCRC 12097; CBS 308.55;

CBS 553.68; DSM 40083; IFO (now NBRC) 12811; JCM 4406; NRRL

2423; NRRL B-2895) DNA sequences: DQ442542., AB184163.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces purpeofuscus Yamaguchi and Saburi 1955

Ac-1825 Type <-- RIA 1197 <-- ISP 5283 <-- T. Yamaguchi, H-5080. (ISP 5283; RIA


NBRC) 12905; JCM 4156; JCM 4665; NCIMB 9822; NRRL B-1817). Ex:

soil DNA sequences: AJ781364, AB184234, AY999863. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces purpurascens Lindenbein 1952

Ac-755 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, ISP 5310. (ISP 5310; RIA 1269; ATCC 25489; BCRC


NRRL B-12230) DNA sequences: AB045888, AB184859, AJ310925,








(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces purpureus (Matsumae and Hata 1968) Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-660 <-- INMI, VKM A-660 <-- RIA 1565 <-- KCC A-0177. Received as:

Kitasatoa kauaiensis Matsumae et al. 1968 Type. Synonym: Kitasatoa

kauaiensis Matsumae et al. 1968. (RIA 1565; ATCC 21405; BCRC 12066;

DSM 43360; IFO (now NBRC) 13925; IMET 9043; JCM 3177; KCTC

9075; NCIMB 11313; NRRL B-5737). Ex: soil. Kauai Island. Hawaii. USA.


205, 28oC, F-1)


Ac-689 <-- INMI, VKM A-689 <-- V.D. Kuznetsov INMI, K-3975 <-- KCC A-0178.

Received as: Kitasatoa nagasakiensis Matsumae and Hata 1968 Type.

Synonym: Kitasatoa nagasakiensis Matsumae and Hata 1968. (RIA 1946;


9044; JCM 3178; NCIMB 11314; NRRL B-5398). Ex: soil. Nagasaki

Prefecture. Japan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1298 Type <-- DSM 43362. Received as: Kitasatoa purpurea Matsumae and Hata 1968

Type. Synonym: Kitasatoa purpurea Matsumae and Hata 1968. (ATCC

27787; BCRC 12101; DSM 43362; IFO (now NBRC) 13927; IMET 9041;

JCM 3172; KCTC 9187; NCIMB 11311; NRRL B-5403). Ex: soil. Kauai

Island. Hawaii. USA DNA sequences: HQ650808, AJ781324, AB184547.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces racemochromogenes Sugai 1956



NRRL B-5430) DNA sequences: DQ026656, AB184235. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces ramulosus Ettlinger et al. 1958

Ac-1001 Type <-- RIA 1081<-- ISP 5100 <-- R.Hutter, ETH 17653. (ISP 5100; RIA 1081;

ATCC 19802; BCRC 12343; CBS 554.68; DSM 40100; ETH 17653; IFO


KCTC 9768; LMG 19354; NRRL B-2714). Ex: soil. Africa. DNA

sequences: DQ026662, AB184164, AB184701. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces rangoonensis (Erikson 1935) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1899 Type <-- RIA 1270 <-- ISP 5452 <-- ATCC 6860 <-- NCTC 1678. Other name:

Actinomyces rangoon (sic) Erikson 1935; Nocardia rangoonensis Waksman

and Henrici 1948. (ISP 5452; RIA 1270; ATCC 6860; ATCC 25490; CBS








NCTC 1678; NRRL B-12378; NRRL B-16595) DNA sequences: AB184295,



Streptomyces recifensis (Goncalves de Lima et al.1955) Falcao de Morais et al. 1957

Ac-1890 Type <-- RIA 1082 <-- ISP 5115 <-- J.O.Falcao de Morais, AX-18 (IAUR 3054).

Synonym: Nocardia recifei (sic) Goncalves de Lima et al. 1955. (ISP 5115;


(now NBRC) 12813; JCM 4408; NRRL B-3811) DNA sequences:


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces rectiviolaceus (ex Artamonova 1965) Sveshnikova 1986

Ac-282 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-282 <-- O.I Artamonova INMI, INMI 563. Other name:

Actinomyces rectiviolaceus Artamonova 1965; Streptomyces rectiviolaceus

(Artamonova 1965) Pridham 1970. (ATCC 43690; DSM 41459; IFO (now

NBRC) 100765; JCM 9092; NRRL B-16374). Ex: alpine soil. Pamir

Mountains. Tajikistan DNA sequences: DQ026660, AB249932.


212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces regensis Gupta et al. 1963

Ac-1289 Type <-- RIA 1409 <-- ISP 5551 <-- K.C.Gupta, X-5263. (ISP 5551; RIA 1409;


13448; JCM 4820; NRRL B-11479). Ex: soil. India DNA sequences:



Streptomyces resistomycificus Lindenbein 1952

Ac-1895 Type <-- RIA 1083 <-- ISP 5133 <-- P.Wilde, Purk 262 (ETH 23893). (ISP 5133;


(now NBRC) 12814; JCM 4409; NCIMB 9843; NRRL 2290). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: AB184166, AJ399472, AY310926. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces rimosus subsp. paromomycinus Coffey et al. 1959

Ac-605 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-605 <-- KCC S-0871. Synonym: Streptomyces rimosus

forma paromomycinus Coffey et al. 1959. (ATCC 14827; DSM 41429; IFO

(now NBRC) 15454; JCM 4541; JCM 4871; NRRL 2455). Ex: soil.

Colombia DNA sequences: AJ621610, JN566027, AB184680. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces rimosus subsp. rimosus (Sobin et al. 1953) Coffey et al. 1959

Ac-849 Type <-- RIA 1185 <-- ISP 5260 <-- Chas. Pfizer & Co., FD 10326. (ISP 5260;

RIA 606; RIA 1185; ATCC 10970; ATCC 23955; BCRC 11612; CBS


JCM 4667; KCTC 1077; LMG 5984; LMG 19352; NCIMB 8229; NRRL

2234; NRRL B-2659). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB045883, AB184236.








205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-1356 <-- N.S. Agre IBPM, AB-464. Received as: nocardia-like variant of

S.rimosus Ac-1448. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1448 <-- N.S. Agre IBPM, A-464. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces rishiriensis Kawaguchi et al. 1965

Ac-1188 Type <-- RIA 1368 <-- ISP 5489 <-- ATCC 14812 <-- H.Kawaguchi, 404Y3. (ISP


IFO (now NBRC) 13407; JCM 4821; NCIMB 11890; NRRL B-3239). Ex:

soil. Rishiri Island. Japan DNA sequences: EF178682, AB184383.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1, C-4)

Streptomyces rochei Berger et al. 1953

Ac-997 Type <-- RIA 1171<-- ISP 5231 <-- J.Berger, X-15. (ISP 5231; RIA 1171; ATCC

10739; ATCC 19245; ATCC 23956; CBS 224.46; CBS 939.68; DSM 40231;

ETH 13471; ETH 20727; IFO (now NBRC) 12908; IMET 41386; IMRU

3602; JCM 4074; JCM 4668; LMG 19313; NRRL 3533; NRRL B-1559;

NRRL B-2410). Ex: soil DNA sequences: EF626598, AB184237.


212, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces roseiscleroticus Pridham 1970

Ac-1718 Type <-- RIA 887 <-- HACC 144 (M.J.Thirumalachar, Chainia rosea). Received

as: Chainia rosea Thirumalachar 1966 Type. Synonym: Chainia rosea

Thirumalachar 1966. (ISP 5303; RIA 887; RIA 1324; ATCC 17755; BCRC


IFO (now NBRC) 13363; IMET 43586; JCM 3104; JCM 4823; NCIMB

11013; NRRL B-3348). Ex: soil. Pimpri. India DNA sequences: AB184251,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces roseoflavus Arai 1951

Ac-1907 Type <-- RIA 1400 <-- ISP 5536 <-- IMRU 3672 <-- T.Arai, 320. (ISP 5536; RIA

1400; ATCC 13167; CBS 740.72; DSM 40536; IFO 13439; IMRU 3672;

JCM 4824; NRRL B-1563; NRRL 2789). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences:


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces roseofulvus (Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1080 Type <-- INA 14535. Synonym: Actinomyces roseofulvus Preobrazhenskaya

1957. (ISP 5172; INA 14535; RIA 1084; ATCC 19805; ATCC 19921;








BCRC 12051; CBS 557.68; DSM 40172; IFO (now NBRC) 13194; IFO

(now NBRC) 15816; IFO 15817; JCM 4334; JCM 4605; NRRL B-2729).

Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184327, AB249916, AY999872. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces roseolilacinus (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1276 Type <-- INA 14250. Synonym: Actinomyces roseolilacinus Preobrazhenskaya

and Sveshnikova 1957. (ISP 5173; INA 14250; RIA 1085; ATCC 19806;


12815; JCM 4335; JCM 4606; NRRL B-2699) DNA sequences: AB184167.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces roseolus (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


roseolus Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1957. (ISP 5174; INA 5449/54;


(now NBRC) 12816; JCM 4411; NCIMB 13022; NRRL B-5424). Ex: soil



Streptomyces roseoviolaceus (Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


roseoviolaceus Sveshnikova 1957. (ISP 5277; INA 1020/54; RIA 1273;


4513; KCTC 9769; NRRL B-12177) DNA sequences: AB184298,



Streptomyces roseoviridis (Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-297 <-- INMI, VKM A-297 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov INMI <-- INA, INA 3787.

Synonym: Actinomyces roseoviridis Preobrazhenskaya 1957. Pathogenicity



Ac-298 <-- INMI, VKM A-298 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 4-T. Synonym:

Actinomyces roseoviridis Preobrazhenskaya 1957. Ex: soil. Republic of

Egypt. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)



roseoviridis Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (ISP 5175; INA 3617; RIA 1135;


12911; JCM 4414; NCIMB 13012; NRRL B-2730). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: AB184239, DQ442543. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces rubiginosohelvolus (Kudrina 1957) Pridham et al. 1958








Ac-1072 Type <-- INA 10/53. Synonym: Actinomyces rubiginosohelvolus Kudrina 1957.

(ISP 5176; INA 10/53; RIA 1136; ATCC 19926; ATCC 23960; BCRC


NRRL B-5425). Ex: soil. USSR DNA sequences: AB184240. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces rubiginosus (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1089 Type <-- INA 11852. Synonym: Actinomyces rubiginosus Preobrazhenskaya et al.

1957. (ISP 5177; INA 11852; RIA 1137; ATCC 19927; ATCC 23961; CBS


NRRL B-3983). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184241, AY999810.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces rubrogriseus (ex Krassilnikov 1970) Terekhova 1986

Ac-1216 Type <-- INA 2626. Other name: Streptomyces griseoruber (Ryabova and

Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958; Actinomyces griseoruber

Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (INA 2626; ATCC 43691; DSM

41477; IFO (now NBRC) 15455; JCM 6927). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

AJ781373, AB184681, AF503501. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces rutgersensis (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-1877 Type <-- INA, ISP 5077. Synonym: Actinomyces rutgersensis Waksman and

Curtis 1916. (ISP 5077; RIA 106; RIA 1089; ATCC 3350; ATCC 19809;

BCRC 13670; BCRC 13701; CBS 562.68; DSM 40077; IFO (now NBRC)

3419; IFO (now NBRC) 3727; IFO (now NBRC) 12819; IMET 43501; JCM

4082; JCM 4608; NRRL B-1256; NRRL B-2102). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

AB184170, AB184772, AB184795, Z76688. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sampsonii (Millard and Burr 1926) Waksman 1953

Ac-851 Type <-- RIA 1275 <-- ISP 5394 <-- IMRU 3371 <-- W.A.Millard, 8. Synonym:

Actinomyces sampsonii Millard and Burr 1926. (ISP 5394; RIA 1275;


13083; JCM 4515; NRRL B-12325). Ex: potato scab DNA sequences:

D63871, Z76680, AB184299, EU928970. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces scabiei (ex Thaxter 1891) Lambert and Loria 1989

Ac-304 <-- INMI, VKM A-304 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 52. Synonym: Oospora

scabies Thaxter 1891, Actinomyces scabies (Thaxter 1891) Gussow 1914,

Streptomyces scabies (Thaxter 1891) Waksman and Henrici 1948. Ex:

potatoes affected by scab, tuber. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


C-1)








Ac-305 <-- INMI, VKM A-305 <-- N.A Krassilnikov, INMI 59. Synonym: Oospora





C-1)


Ac-306 <-- INMI, VKM A-306 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 95. Synonym: Oospora





C-1)


Ac-841 <-- RIA 1120 <-- ISP 5078 <-- IMRU 3018. Synonym: Oospora scabies

Thaxter 1891, Actinomyces scabies (Thaxter 1891) Gussow 1914,

Streptomyces scabies (Thaxter 1891) Waksman and Henrici 1948. (ISP

5078; RIA 1120; ATCC 23962; CBS 945.68; CIP 105125; DSM 40078; IFO

(now NBRC) 12914). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sclerotialus Pridham 1970

Ac-1909 Type <-- RIA 1317 <-- ISP 5269 <-- M.J.Thirumalachar (Chainia antibiotica).

Synonym: Chainia antibiotica Thirumalachar 1955. (ISP 5269; RIA 1317;



4828l; KCTC 9065; NRRL B-2317). Ex: soil. India DNA sequences:

AJ621608, AB184071, AB249905, AY999826. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces setonii (Millard and Burr 1926) Waksman 1953

Ac-769 <-- RIA 1001<-- ISP 5135 <-- INA 7699. Received as: Streptomyces

acrimycini (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958 Type.

Synonym: Streptomyces fimicarius (Duche 1934) Waksman and Henrici

1948, Streptomyces acrimycini (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al.

1958, Actinomyces acrimycini Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957. (ISP 5135; RIA

1001; INA 7699; ATCC 19720; ATCC 19885; BCRC 12220; CBS 459.68;

DSM 40135; IFO (now NBRC) 12736; JCM 4339; KCTC 9679; NRRL B-

2565). Ex: soil. USSR DNA sequences: AB184110, AY999889.


211, 28oC, F-1, C-1)



fimicarius (Duche 1934) Waksman and Henrici 1948 Type. Synonym:

Streptomyces fimicarius (Duche 1934) Waksman and Henrici 1948,






Actinomyces fimicarius Duche 1934. (ISP 5322; RIA 1229; ATCC 25449;

BCRC 12245; CBS 420.34; CBS 682.69; DSM 40322; IFO 13037; JCM

4472). Ex: manure DNA sequences: AY999784, AB184269. Pathogenicity



Ac-1774 <-- RIA 1172 <-- ISP 5232 <-- CBS, strain Dreyfus 472. Received as:

Streptomyces baarnensis Pridham et al. 1958 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces

fimicarius (Duche 1934) Waksman and Henrici 1948, Streptomyces

baarnensis Pridham et al. 1958. (ISP 5232; RIA 1172; ATCC 23885; CBS

306.55; CBS 665.68; DSM 40232; IFO 14727; JCM 4349; NRRL B-1902)

DNA sequences: EF178688; AB184615. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-1841 <-- INA 1565/53. Received as: Streptomyces flavofuscus (Kudrina 1957)

Preobrazhenskaya 1986 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces fimicarius (Duche

1934) Waksman and Henrici 1948, Streptomyces flavofuscus (Kudrina 1957)

Preobrazhenskaya 1986, Streptomyces globisporus subsp. flavofuscus

(Kudrina 1957) Pridham et al. 1958, Actinomyces globisporus subsp.

flavofuscus Kudrina 1957. (INA 1565/53; RIA 310; ATCC 19908; CBS

121.60; DSM 41426; JCM 9766; NBRC 100768; NRRL B-2594). Ex: soil

DNA sequences: JQ924407, EF178690, AB249935. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces showdoensis Nishimura et al. 1964

Ac-1219 Type <-- RIA 1378 <-- ISP 5504 <-- ATCC 15105 <-- H.Nishimura, Z-452. (ISP


IFO (now NBRC) 13417; JCM 4830; NRRL B-12430). Ex: soil. Japan DNA



Streptomyces sioyaensis Nishimura et al. 1961

Ac-1260 Type <-- RIA 1090 <-- ISP 5032 <-- H.Nishimura, H-690. (ISP 5032; RIA 1090;


(now NBRC) 12820; JCM 4418; KCTC 9043; NRRL B-5408). Ex: soil DNA



Streptomyces somaliensis (Brumpt 1906) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-1898 <-- RIA 1188 <-- ISP 5267 <-- S.T.Cowan. (ISP 5267; RIA 1188; ATCC


IMET 43553; JCM 12660; NCTC 3236). Ex: mycetoma. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) aculentosporus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces aculentosporus Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 33134; CBS







352.79; JCM 4989; NRRL B-11397). Ex: chestnut soil. Bulgaria.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-2 <-- INMI, VKM A-2 <-- Krassilnikov N.A., INMI 566. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) albidopureus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces albidopureus Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 33135; CBS

353.79; JCM 4990; NRRL B-11398). Ex: soil. Eastern Pamirs, 5300 m.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) albocaneus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces albocaneus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Western Pamirs,

2320 m. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-7 <-- INMI, VKM A-7 <-- N.A,Krassilnikov, INMI 420. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) albocanus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces albocanus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-8 <-- INMI, VKM A-8 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 140-161. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) albocastaneus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces albocastaneus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Pamir

Mountains. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) alboclarus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces alboclarus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Eastern Pamirs,



Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) albocolor Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces albocolor Krassilnikov 1970. (CBS 354.79; JCM 4991; NRRL

B-11399). Ex: soil. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-19 <-- INMI, VKM A-19 <-- N.A. Krassilnikov, INMI 679. Received as:








Streptomyces (Actinomyces) albocyaneus Krassilnikov and Agre 1960 Type.

Other name: Actinomyces albocyaneus Krassilnikov and Agre 1960. (ISP

5197; RIA 663; RIA 1149; ATCC 15845; ATCC 23872; CBS 611.68; DSM

40197; IFO (now NBRC) 12832; IMET 43510; JCM 4341; MTCC 504). Ex:

soil. Klyazma River floodplain. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-20 <-- INMI, VKM A-20 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 13a. Received as:

Actinomyces albodenitrificans Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces albodenitrificans Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Armenia.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces albohelvatus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970 Type.

Other name: Streptomyces albohelvatus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham

1970; Actinomyces albohelvatus Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5410; RIA


NBRC) 13012; JCM 4448; NRRL B-3586). Ex: soil. Pamir Mountains.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) albonivalis Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces albonivalis Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Eastern Pamirs,



Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) alboniveus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces alboniveus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Eastern Pamirs,



Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) argenteus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces argenteus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) ater Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:







Actinomyces ater Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Saratov Region. Russia.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) ateroniveus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces ateroniveus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: brown soil.

Kazakhstan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces aureomonopodiales (Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965) Pridham

1970. Other name: Streptomyces aureomonopodiales (Krassilnikov and Yuan

1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces aureomonopodiales Krassilnikov and

Yuan 1965. Ex: soil. Zavolzhye. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces aurigineus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970 Type.

Other name: Streptomyces aurigineus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham

1970; Actinomyces aurigineus Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5417; RIA


IFO (now NBRC) 13022; JCM 4458; NRRL B-12345). Ex: soil. Shore of

Caspion Sea. Baku. Azerbaijan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) azurocolor Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces azurocolor Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Moscow Region.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) brunneorectus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces brunneorectus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. USSR.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) caesiolatus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces caesiolatus Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 33136; CBS 355.79;

JCM 4993; NRRL B-11401). Ex: soil. Experimental field in K.A.

Timiryazev Moscow Agricultural Academy territory. Moscow. Russia.








209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces caesius (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970 Type. Other

name: Streptomyces caesius (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970;

Actinomyces caesius Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5419; VKM Ac-768;


13376; JCM 4731; NCIMB 10040; NRRL B-12346). Ex: soil. Experimental

field in K.A. Timiryazev Moscow Agricultural Academy territory. Moscow.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) caesius subsp. variabilis Krassilnikov 1970.

Other name: Actinomyces caesius subsp. variabilis Krassilnikov 1970. Ex:

soil. Experimental field in K.A. Timiryazev Moscow Agricultural Academy

territory. Moscow. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) caneris Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces caneris Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Ex: soil, krasnozem. Georgia.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) cannocereus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces cannocereus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: chestnut soil.

Bulgaria. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) canofumeus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces canofumeus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) canosus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces canosus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem. Georgia.


209, 29oC, F-1, C-1)








Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) canulus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces canulus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem. Georgia.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) cerratus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces cerratus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: chestnut soil. Bulgaria.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces chlorobiens (Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965) Pridham 1970

Type. Other name: Streptomyces chlorobiens (Krassilnikov and Yegorova

1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces chlorobiens Krassilnikov and Yegorova

1965. Ex: soil, sierozem. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) cineraceus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces cineraceus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) cinereofuscus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces cinereofuscus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. USSR.


212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) cinerosus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces cinerosus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: chestnut soil. Bulgaria.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-89 <-- INMI, VKM A-89 <-- N.A Krassilnikov INMI 259. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) citreoflavescens Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces citreoflavescens Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: potatoes

affected by scab, tuber. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group









Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) clivatosporus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces clivatosporus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: chestnut soil.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) coelescens subsp. lactici Krassilnikov 1970.

Other name: Actinomyces coelescens subsp. lactici Krassilnikov 1970. Ex:

soil. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-105 <-- INMI, VKM A-105 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 37-ya. Received as:

Streptomyces coeliatus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970. Other

name: Streptomyces coeliatus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970;

Actinomyces coeliatus Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5422; RIA 1222;


13030; IMET 43366; JCM 4465; NRRL B-12349). Ex: soil. Republic of



Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) coelicoferus Krassilnikov et al. 1965 Type.

Other name: Streptomyces coelicolor subsp. coelicoferus (Krassilnikov et al.

1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces coelicoferus Krassilnikov et al. 1965. Ex:

soil, chernozem. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Actinomyces coelicolor (Muller 1908) Krassilnikov 1941. Other name:

Actinomyces coelicolor (Muller 1908) Krassilnikov 1941. Ex: soil.

Experimental field in K.A. Timiryazev Moscow Agricultural Academy

territory. Moscow. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces coerulatus subsp. coerulatus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham

1970 Type. Other name: Streptomyces coerulatus subsp. coerulatus

(Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces coerulatus

Krassilnikov et al. 1965. Ex: soil. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces sp.








Streptomyces (Actinomyces) coffecolor Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces coffecolor Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Ural. Russia.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces cyanocolor (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970. Other

name: Streptomyces cyanocolor (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970;

Actinomyces cyanocolor (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Krassilnikov 1970. Ex:

soil. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) cyanofetus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces cyanofetus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Moscow Region.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces cyanogenus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970. Other

name: Streptomyces cyanogenus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970;

Actinomyces cyanogenus Krassilnikov et al. 1965. Ex: soil. Moscow Region.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-125 <-- INMI, VKM A-125 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 31-M. Received as:

Streptomyces cyanoglomerus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970 Type.

Other name: Streptomyces cyanoglomerus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965)

Pridham 1970; Actinomyces cyanoglomerus Krassilnikov et al. 1965. Ex:

soil. Republic of Crimea. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-126 <-- INMI, VKM A-126 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 26-P. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) cyanoglomerus subsp. cellulans Krassilnikov

1970. Other name: Actinomyces cyanoglomerus subsp. cellulans

Krassilnikov 1970; Actinomyces cyanoglomerus subsp. cellulose

Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5427; RIA 1228; ATCC 19837; ATCC 25448;

CBS 681.69; DSM 40427; IFO (now NBRC) 13036; NRRL B-12355). Ex:

soil. near Tbilisi. Georgia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.








Streptomyces (Actinomyces) cyanolatus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces cyanolatus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Experimental field in

K.A. Timiryazev Moscow Agricultural Academy territory. Moscow. Russia.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) enissogriseus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces enissogriseus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Western

Pamirs. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) enissus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces enissus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Caucasus area. Krasnodar



Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) favillaceus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces favillaceus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Georgia.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-135 <-- INMI, VKM A-135 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 1015 â. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) flavescens Krassilnikov et al. 1965 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces flavescens Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5428; RIA


NBRC) 13038; JCM 4473). Ex: soil. Pamir Mountains, 4800 m. Tajikistan.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) flavus (Krainsky 1914) Krassilnikov 1970.

Other name: Actinomyces flavus (Krainsky 1914) Krassilnikov 1970. Ex:

soil. Pamir Mountains. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) foetoris Type. Other name: Actinomyces

foetoris Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Republic of Crimea, Livadia. Russia.


157, 28oC, F-1, C-1)








Streptomyces sp.

Ac-154 <-- INMI, VKM A-154 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, BU-617 <-- BUCSAV BU 6-

17 (Streptomyces fradiae). Received as: Streptomyces (Actinomyces)

fradiorectus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name: Actinomyces fradiorectus

Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 33137; CBS 356.79; JCM 4994; NRRL B-


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.



fradioroseus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name: Actinomyces fradioroseus

Krassilnikov 1970. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.



fradioroseus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name: Actinomyces fradioroseus



Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces fulvoviolaceus (Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960) Pridham

1970 Type. Other name: Streptomyces fulvoviolaceus (Artamonova and

Krassilnikov 1960) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces fulvoviolaceus Artamonova

and Krassilnikov 1960. (RIA 658; ATCC 15862; JCM 4676; NRRL B-2870).

Ex: soil, chernozem. Republic of Moldova. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-160 <-- INMI, VKM A-160 <-- Y.Okami, 1616-Z3 (Streptomyces galbus).

Received as: Streptomyces (Actinomyces) fulvostreptomycini Krassilnikov

1970 Type. Other name: Streptomyces galbus Okami and Umezawa 1959

Type; Actinomyces fulvostreptomycini Krassilnikov 1970. (ISP 5480; RIA


13399; JCM 4327; JCM 4756). Ex: garden soil. Tokyo. Japan. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) fumobadius Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces fumobadius Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Guinea.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.








Streptomyces (Actinomyces) fungilyticus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces fungilyticus Krassilnikov 1970; Actinomyces longissimus

Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965. Ex: soil. Republic of Crimea. Russia.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) globispororoseus (Krassilnikov et al. 1960)

Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name: Actinomyces globispororoseus

(Krassilnikov et al. 1960) Krassilnikov 1970; Actinomyces globisporus

roseus Krassilnikov et al. 1960. (CBS 357.79; JCM 4995; NRRL B-11403).

Ex: soil, podzol. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) globivulgaris Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces globivulgaris (Krassilnikov 1941) Krassilnikov 1970;

Actinomyces globisporus vulgaris Krassilnikov 1941. Ex: soil, sierozem.

Vakhsh River valley. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) griseocastaneus Krassilnikov 1970. Other

name: Actinomyces griseocastaneus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Pamir



Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) griseofavillus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces griseofavillus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: chestnut soil.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) griseus (Krainsky 1914) Krassilnikov 1970.

Other name: Actinomyces griseus (Krainsky 1914) Krassilnikov 1970;

Streptomyces grisinus (Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces

grisinus Krassilnikov 1958. (RIA 747). Ex: soil. Armenia. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces herbescens (Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965) Pridham 1970

Type. Other name: Streptomyces herbescens (Krassilnikov and Yegorova







1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces herbescens Krassilnikov and Yegorova

1965. Ex: soil. Pamir Mountains. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces herbeus (Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965) Pridham 1970

Type. Other name: Streptomyces herbeus (Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965)

Pridham 1970; Actinomyces herbeus Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965. Ex:

soil. Republic of Egypt. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces herbiferis (Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965) Pridham 1970

Type. Other name: Streptomyces herbiferis (Krassilnikov and Yegorova

1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces herbiferis Krassilnikov and Yegorova

1965. Ex: soil. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) ignobilis Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces ignobilis Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem. Georgia.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) ignorabilis Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces ignorabilis Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) incanus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces incanus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem. Georgia.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces iodoformicus (Kirillova and El-Registan 1965) Pridham 1970

Type. Other name: Streptomyces iodoformicus (Kirillova and El-Registan

1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces iodoformicus Kirillova and El-Registan

1965. Ex: soil. Floodplain of Enisei River. Russia. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces sp.









Streptomyces (Actinomyces) juglandis Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces juglandis Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Pamir Mountains.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces indigocolor (Krassilnikov et al.1965) Pridham 1970 Type.

Other name: Streptomyces indigocolor (Krassilnikov et al.1965) Pridham

1970; Actinomyces indigocolor Krassilnikov et al.1965. (ISP 5432; VKM

Ac-1009; RIA 1344; ATCC 19842; CBS 684.72; DSM 40432; IFO (now

NBRC) 13383; JCM 4774; NRRL B-12366). Ex: soil, sierozem. Tajikistan.


205, 28oC, F-5)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) leucophaeus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces leucophaeus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: chestnut soil.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces levoris (Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces levoris (Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces

levoris Krassilnikov 1958. (ISP 5202; RIA 338; RIA 1153; ATCC 15876;


12883; IMET 42940; JCM 4392; NRRL B-2887). Ex: soil, chernozem.

Republic of Moldova. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-228 <-- INMI, VKM A-228 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 2789. Former name:

Actinomyces levoris Krassilnikov 1958. Received as: Streptomyces levoris

(Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970. Other name: Streptomyces levoris

(Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces levoris Krassilnikov 1958.

Ex: soil. Kola Peninsula, Arctic. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) litmocolor Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces litmocolor Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 33138; CBS

359.79; JCM 4997; NRRL B-11405). Ex: soil. USSR. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces sp.








Streptomyces (Actinomyces) litmotinctus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces litmotinctus Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 33139; NRRL B-

11406). Ex: soil. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) litmotinctus subsp. lactis Krassilnikov 1970.

Other name: Actinomyces litmotinctus subsp. lactis Krassilnikov 1970. (JCM

4998). Ex: soil. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces lividans (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970. Other name:

Streptomyces lividans (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces

lividans Krassilnikov et al. 1965. Ex: soil. Moscow Region. Russia.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) longissimus (Krassilnikov 1941) Krassilnikov

and Yuan 1965. Other name: Actinomyces longissimus (Krassilnikov 1941)

Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965. (ISP 5435; RIA 1247; ATCC 19850; ATCC

25467; CBS 700.69; DSM 40435; IFO 13055; JCM 4489; JCM 10428;



Streptomyces sp.

Ac-247 <-- INMI, VKM A-247 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, A-305 <-- Chain E.B.,Italy, A-

305. Received as: Streptomyces (Actinomyces) malachiticus (Kudrina et al.

1957) Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965. Other name: Streptomyces

malachiticus (Kudrina et al. 1957) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces malachiticus

(Kudrina et al. 1957) Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965. Ex: soil.


209, 28oC, F-5)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces(Actinomyces) mannitorapidus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces mannitorapidus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) nigriviridis Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:







Actinomyces nigriviridis Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Republic of Crimea.


(Medium 212, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) nitrohostilis. Other name: Actinomyces

nitrohostilis Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Ex: soil. Republic of Crimea. Russia.


209, 28oC, F-5)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) olivocinereus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces olivocinereus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Tajikistan.


13, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces pneumonicus (Krassilnikov et al. 1960) Pridham 1970 Type.

Other name: Streptomyces pneumonicus (Krassilnikov et al. 1960) Pridham

1970; Actinomyces pneumonicus Krassilnikov et al. 1960. (INA P-62). Ex:

soil, sierozem. Vakhsh River valley. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) pruniviolaceus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces pruniviolaceus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Republic of



Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) pseudoalbus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces pseudoalbus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: alpine primitive

soil. Eastern Pamirs, 4000 m. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces raffinosus (Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970 Type. Other

name: Streptomyces raffinosus (Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970;

Actinomyces raffinosus Krassilnikov 1958; Actinomyces raffinosus Nikitina

1957. Ex: soil, podzol. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.









Streptomyces (Actinomyces) ravidus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces ravidus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem. Georgia.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) ravus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces ravus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem. Georgia.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptoverticillium (Actinomyces) reticuloroseum. Other name: Actinomyces

reticuloroseus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. USSR. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces rubrocyaneus (Krassilnikov and Husein 1965) Pridham 1970.

Other name: Streptomyces rubrocyaneus (Krassilnikov and Husein 1965)

Pridham 1970; Actinomyces rubrocyaneus Krassilnikov and Husein 1965.

Ex: soil. Republic of Egypt. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces rubrocyaneus (Krassilnikov and Husein 1965) Pridham 1970.

Other name: Streptomyces rubrocyaneus (Krassilnikov and Husein 1965)

Pridham 1970; Actinomyces rubrocyaneus Krassilnikov and Husein 1965.

Ex: soil. Republic of Egypt. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-303 <-- INMI, VKM A-303 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI I-22. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) rutilosus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces rutilosus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Igarka, Enisei River

Bank. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) setosus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces setosus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem. Georgia.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.








Ac-308 <-- INMI, VKM A-308 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov <-- IAM, IAM 0023

(Streptomyces lavendulae). Received as: Streptomyces (Actinomyces)

spirolavendulae Krassilnikov 1970. Other name: Actinomyces

spirolavendulae Krassilnikov 1970; Actinomyces griseus (Krainsky 1914)



Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) spirolavendulae Krassilnikov 1970. Other

name: Actinomyces spirolavendulae Krassilnikov 1970; Actinomyces griseus

(Krainsky 1914) Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Azerbaijan. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) sporocaneris Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces sporocaneris Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) sporocaneus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces sporocaneus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: chestnut soil.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-313 <-- INMI, VKM A-313 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov., INMI P 5a-4. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) sporoclivosus Krassilnikov 1970. Other name:

Actinomyces sporoclivosus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Pamir Mountains.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) sporocrineus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces sporocrineus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) sporopillosus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces sporopillosus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: chestnut soil.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)








Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) sporostellatus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces sporostellatus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) sporotumulus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces sporotumulus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Nile River,

delta. Republic of Egypt. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) sporovirgulis Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces sporovirgulis Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil, krasnozem.


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces subflavus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970 Type. Other

name: Streptomyces subflavus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970;

Actinomyces subflavus Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (RIA 1554; ATCC 19846).

Ex: soil. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-485 <-- INMI, VKM A-485 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 17b. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) subruber Mironova et al. 1974. Other name:

Actinomyces subruber Mironova et al. 1974. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces syringae (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Pridham 1970. Other name:

Streptomyces syringae (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces

syringocolor Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Kola Peninsula, Arctic. Russia.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) taleus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces taleus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Moscow Region. Russia.


209, 28oC, F-1)








Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) theecolor Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces theecolor Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: mountain-meadow soil.

Republic of Crimea. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces toxicus (Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces toxicus (Krassilnikov 1958) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces

toxicus Krassilnikov 1958. Ex: soil. Kola Peninsula, Arctic. Russia.


13, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-502 <-- INMI, VKM A-502 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI P-42. Received as:

Streptomyces tumemacerans (Krassilnikov and Koveshnikov 1962) Pridham

1970 Type. Other name: Streptomyces tumemacerans (Krassilnikov and

Koveshnikov 1962) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces tumemacerans Krassilnikov

and Koveshnikov 1962. (RIA 751; JCM 5050). Ex: soil. Askania-Nova

biosphere reserve. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) umbriferus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces umbriferus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Pamir

Mountains, 3890 m. Tajikistan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) umbrilatus. Other name: Actinomyces

umbrilatus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Ex: grey-brown desert soil. Pamir



Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) violochromogenes Artamonova and

Krassilnikov 1960 Type. Other name: Actinomyces violochromogenes

Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960. (ISP 5207; RIA 657; RIA 1297; ATCC


IMET 43511; JCM 4535). Ex: soil, sierozem. Tashkent. Uzbekistan.


212, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.







Ac-537 <-- INMI, VKM A-537 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 21g. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) violocinereus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces violocinereus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: mountain-meadow

soil. Georgia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-542 <-- INMI, VKM-542 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 64 k. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) violoroseus Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces violoroseus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. USSR.


212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces viridans (Krassilnikov 1941) Waksman 1953 Type. Other

name: Streptomyces viridans (Krassilnikov 1941) Waksman 1953 Type.

(ATCC 19849). Ex: garden soil. Moscow Region. Russia. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces viridaris (Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965) Pridham 1970

Type. Other name: Streptomyces viridaris (Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965)

Pridham 1970; Actinomyces viridaris Krassilnikov and Egorova 1965. Ex:

soil. Republic of Egypt. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-552 <-- INMI, VKM A-552 <-- N.A Krassilnikov INMI 91 <-- E.Baldacci,

ATCC 3372. Received as: Streptomyces (Actinomyces) viridifuscus (Millard

and Burr 1926) Krassilnikov and Yegorova 1965 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces viridifuscus (Millard and Burr 1926) Krassilnikov and

Yegorova 1965; Actinomyces viridis Millard and Burr 1926; Streptomyces

viridogenes (Millard and Burr 1926) Waksman 1953. (ISP 5454; VKM Ac-

553; VKM Ac-741; RIA 488; RIA 1351; ATCC 3372; CBS 369.66; CBS

691.72; DSM 40454; IFO 13390; JCM 4227; JCM 4858; NRRL B-1330).

Ex: potato scab. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces (Actinomyces) viridovulgaris Krassilnikov 1970 Type. Other

name: Actinomyces viridovulgaris Krassilnikov 1970; Actinomyces vulgaris

Nikitina et al. 1960. Ex: soil, chernozem. Odessa. Ukraine. Pathogenicity


C-1)







Streptomyces sp.


Streptomyces virocidus (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Pridham 1970 Type. Other

name: Streptomyces virocidus (Kuchaeva et al. 1961) Pridham 1970;

Actinomyces virocidus Kuchaeva et al. 1961. Ex: dark gray soil, dept 20 cm.

Forestry. near Borisoglebsk. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-580 <-- INMI, VKM A-580 <-- RIA 1290 <-- ISP 5257 <-- NRRL B-2285.

Received as: Streptomyces vinaceus (Mayer et al. 1951) Waksman Type.

Other name: Streptomyces vinaceus (Mayer et al. 1951) Waksman. (ISP

5257; VKM Ac-1708; RIA 469; RIA 591; RIA 804; RIA 1290; ATCC


NBRC) 13098; JCM 4091; JCM 4528; NCIMB 8852; NRRL B-2285).


212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-595 <-- INMI, VKM A-595 <-- G.M.Zenova DSB MGU, 11. Received as:

Streptomyces (Actinomyces) umbriferus Krassilnikov 1970 Neotype. Other

name: Actinomyces umbriferus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Moscow



Streptomyces sp.


griseoroseus Heinemann et al. 1955 Type. Other name: Streptomyces

griseoroseus Heinemann et al. 1955. (VKM Ac-757; ATCC 12125; DSM

40768; ETH 24458). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-610 <-- INMI, VKM A-610 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, K-3960. Received as:

Streptomyces cyperinus Kuznetsov and Philippova 1986 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces cyperinus Kuznetsov and Philippova 1986. Ex: Cyperinus

esculentus L., root. Krasnoyarsk. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 205, 28oC, F-1,C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-611 <-- INMI, VKM A-610 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, K-3946. Received as:

Streptomyces ruber (Krainsky 1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948 suggested

neotype. Other name: Streptomyces ruber (Krainsky 1914) Waksman and

Henrici 1948. Ex: soil. Near Baikal Lake. Russia. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-616 <-- INMI, VKM A-616 <-- Y.E.Konev NITIAF, LIA 0385. Received as:

Streptoverticillium rutilum Konev and Tsyganov 1966. Other name:







Streptoverticillium rutilum Konev and Tsyganov 1966. (JCM 4999). Ex: soil.


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-630 <-- INMI, VKM A-630 <-- RIA 1334 <-- ISP 5381 <-- IPV 398. Received

as: Streptomyces viridis (Lombardo-Pellegrino 1903) Waksman 1953 Type.

Other name: Streptomyces viridis (Lombardo-Pellegrino 1903) Waksman


13373; JCM 4854; NRRL B-12320). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-673 <-- INMI, VKM A-673 <-- CBS 101.18. Received as: Streptomyces

oligocarbophilus (Beijerinck and van Delden 1914) Lantzsch 1922 Type.

Other name: Streptomyces oligocarbophilus (Beijerinck and van Delden

1914) Lantzsch 1922. (ISP 5589; RIA 1439; ATCC 27453; CBS 101.18;

CBS 779.72; DSM 40589; IFO 13478; JCM 3014; JCM 4804; NCIMB



Streptomyces sp.

Ac-707 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, ISP 5416 (= INMI 1510). Received as: Streptomyces

aureomonopodiales. Other name: Streptomyces aureomonopodiales

(Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces

aureomonopodiales Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965. (ISP 5416; RIA 1212;

ATCC 19825; ATCC 25432; CBS 665.69; DSM 40416; IFO 13020; JCM

4456; NRRL B-12343). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-711 <-- IBPM, ISP 5256. Received as: Streptomyces coralus Dietz 1964 Type.

Other name: Streptomyces coralus Dietz 1964. (ISP 5256; RIA 1182; ATCC

23901; CBS 797.68; DSM 40256; IFO 12856; JCM 4313; JCM 4634;

NCIMB 9802; NRRL 2442). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


krainskii (Duche 1934) Pridham et al. 1958 Type. Other name: Streptomyces

krainskii (Duche 1934) Pridham et al. 1958. (ISP 5321; RIA 1245; ATCC

25465; BCRC 13703; CBS 342.35; CBS 698.69; DSM 40321; IFO 13053;

JCM 4487; NRRL B-1577). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


albidus (Duche 1934) Waksman 1953 Type. Other name: Streptomyces

albidus (Duche 1934) Waksman 1953. (ISP 5320; RIA 1203; ATCC 25423;







BCRC 12049; CBS 100.34; CBS 921.69; CIP 104426; DSM 40320; IFO

13011; IFO 14052; JCM 4447; KCTC 9684; NRRL B-1672). Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-739 <-- IBPM, ISP 5566. Received as: Streptomyces pulcher Routien 1967 Type.

Other name: Streptomyces pulcher Routien 1967. (ISP 5566; RIA 1423;

ATCC 13849; BCRC 11920; CBS 763.72; DSM 40566; IFO 13462; JCM



Streptomyces sp.

Ac-740 <-- RIA 1450 <-- ISP 5600 <-- INA 220. Received as: Streptomyces

luteolutescens (Yen 1956) Pridham 1970 Type. Other name: Streptomyces

luteolutescens (Yen 1956) Pridham 1970. (ISP 5600; RIA 1450; ATCC

27445; CBS 790.72; DSM 40600; IFO 13489; JCM 4787; NRRL B-12554).


211, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-742 <-- IBPM, ISP 5485. Received as: Streptomyces coriofaciens Schmidt-

Thome et al. 1962 Type. Other name: Streptomyces coriofaciens Schmidt-

Thome et al. 1962. (ISP 5485; RIA 1364; ATCC 14155; BCRC 12482; CBS

704.72; DSM 40485; IFO 13403; JCM 4741; KCTC 9716; NCIMB 12966;



Streptomyces sp.

Ac-744 <-- IBPM, ISP 5031. Received as: Streptomyces minoensis Nishimura 1961

Type. Other name: Streptomyces minoensis Nishimura 1961. (ISP 5031; RIA

1066; ATCC 19787; BCRC 13646; CBS 539.68; DSM 40031; IFO 12798;

IFO 15797; JCM 4399; KCTC 9114; NRRL B-5482). Ex: soil. Japan.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-745 <-- RIA 1407 <-- ISP 5547 <-- NRRL 3193 <-- Upjohn Co., UC 5044.

Received as: Streptomyces steffisburgensis Dietz 1967 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces steffisburgensis Dietz 1967. (ISP 5547; RIA 1407; ATCC

27466; BCRC 12171; CBS 747.72; DSM 40547; IFO 13446; JCM 4833;

NRRL 3193). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.


atrofaciens Ehrlich et al. 1963 Type. Other name: Streptomyces atrofaciens

Ehrlich et al. 1963. (ISP 5475; RIA 1356; ATCC 27418; CBS 696.72; DSM

40475; JCM 4724; KCTC 9061; NRRL 2429). Ex: soil. Ecuador.








191, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-750 <-- RIA 1396 <-- ISP 5532 <-- NRRL 3151 <-- Upjohn Co. Received as:

Streptomyces regalis Reusser 1967 Type. Other name: Streptomyces regalis

Reusser 1967. (ISP 5532; RIA 1396; ATCC 27460; CBS 736.72; DSM

40532; IFO 13435; JCM 4819; NRRL 3151). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-756 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, ISP 5533. Received as: Streptomyces rosa Reusser 1967

Type. Other name: Streptomyces rosa Reusser 1967. (ISP 5533; RIA 1397;

ATCC 27462; CBS 737.72; DSM 40533; IFO 13436; IMET 3358; JCM

4822; NRRL 3152). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-757 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM <-- INA, ATCC 12125. Received as: Streptomyces

griseoroseus Heinemann et al. 1955 Type. Other name: Streptomyces

griseoroseus Heinemann et al. 1955. (VKM Ac-601; ATCC 12125; DSM

40768; ETH 24458). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-768 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, ISP 5419 (= INMI 118). Received as: Streptomyces

caesius (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces caesius (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces

caesius Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5419; VKM Ac-65; RIA 1337; ATCC


NCIB 10040; NRRL B-12346). Ex: soil, experimental field in Timiryazev

Moscow Agricultural Academy territory. Moscow. Russia. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-770 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 1128. Received as: Streptomyces (Actinomyces)

roseoflavus subsp. roseofungini Nikitina 1968 Type. Other name:

Actinomyces roseoflavus subsp. roseofungini Nikitina 1968. Ex: soil.


212, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


vulgaris (Nikitina et al. 1960) Pridham 1970 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces vulgaris (Nikitina et al. 1960) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces

viridovulgaris Krassilnikov 1970. (ISP 5201; RIA 334; RIA 1229; ATCC


JCM 4537; NRRL B-5431). Ex: soil. vineyard. Republic of Crimea. Russia.








3, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-792 <-- IBPM, INMI 263. Received as: Actinomyces favillatus Krassilnikov

1970 Type. Other name: Actinomyces favillatus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil.

USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.


mediocidicum subsp. auxiliaris Konev et al. 1974. Other name:

Streptoverticillium mediocidicum subsp. auxiliaris Konev et al. 1974. Ex:


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-904 <-- RIA 1211 <-- ISP 5414 <-- INMI 738 (Actinomyces aureofasciculus).

Received as: Streptoverticillium (Actinomyces) aureofasciculum

(Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965). Other name: Actinomyces aureofasciculus

Krassilnikov and Yuan 1965. (ISP 5414; RIA 1211; ATCC 19824; ATCC

25431; CBS 666.69; DSM 40414; IFO (now NBRC) 13019; JCM 4455). Ex:


(Medium 13, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-932 <-- RIA 1335 <-- ISP 5384 <-- KCC U-1027. Received as: Streptomyces

chromogenus Isono et al. 1955 Type. Other name: Streptomyces

chromogenus Isono et al. 1955. (ISP 5384; RIA 1335; ATCC 27424; CBS

675.72; DSM 40384; IFO 13374; JCM 4736; NRRL B-12322).


212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


moderatus Reusser 1967 Type. Other name: Streptomyces moderatus

Reusser 1967. (ISP 5529; RIA 1393; ATCC 23443; BCRC 12050; CBS


NRRL 3150). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1004 <-- RIA 1105 <-- ISP 5024 <-- Y.Okami, 451-A8. Received as:

Streptomyces pyridomyceticus Okami and Umezawa 1957 Type. Other

name: Streptomyces pyridomyceticus Okami and Umezawa 1957;

Streptomyces albidofuscus Okami and Umezawa 1954. (ISP 5024; RIA


NBRC) 13203; JCM 4214; JCM 4666; NRRL B-2517). Ex: soil. Japan.


190, 28oC, F-1, C-1)








Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1005 <-- RIA 1414 <-- ISP 5557 <-- CBS 100.41. Received as: Streptomyces alni

(Woronin) Fiuczek 1959 Neotype. Other name: Streptomyces alni (Woronin)

Fiuczek 1959. (ISP 5557; RIA 1414; ATCC 27415; CBS 100.41; CBS

754.72; DSM 40557; IFO (now NBRC) 13453). Ex: Alnus sp., root nodules.


190, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


indigocolor (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces indigocolor (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970;

Actinomyces indigocolor Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5432; VKM Ac-218;


13383; JCM 4774; NRRL B-12366). Ex: soil, sierozem. Tajikistan.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


roseus (Krainsky 1914) Pridham et al. 1958 Type. Other name: Streptomyces

roseus (Krainsky 1914) Pridham et al. 1958. (ISP 5076; RIA 1088; ATCC


JCM 4078; JCM 4413; NRRL B-1320; NRRL B-3062). Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1013 <-- RIA 1313 <-- ISP 5239 <-- K.Crook, BL 567201. Received as:

Streptomyces viridifaciens Gourevitch and Lein 1955 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces viridifaciens Gourevitch and Lein 1955. (ISP 5239; RIA 1313;


13352; IMET 42943; JCM 4155; JCM 4853; KCTC 1086; LMG 5989;

NCIMB 8954; NRRL B-1679). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


natalensis Struyk et al. 1958 Type. Other name: Streptomyces natalensis

Struyk et al. 1958. (ISP 5357; RIA 976; RIA 1328; ATCC 27448; CBS

668.72; CBS 700.57; DSM 40357; IFO 13367; JCM 4693; JCM 4795;

NCIMB 10038; NRRL 2651; NRRL B-5314). Ex: soil. South Africa.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1181 <-- RIA 1156 <--ISP 5210 <-- INMI 16-3 <-- BUCSAV, 16-3 (Streptomyces

olivaceus). Received as: Streptomyces fulvoviridis (Kuchaeva et al. 1960)

Pridham 1970 Type. Other name: Streptomyces fulvoviridis (Kuchaeva et al.






1960) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces fulvoviridis Kuchaeva et al. 1960. (ISP



JCM 4374; NCIMB 9804; NRRL B-3363). Ex: soil. Czechoslovakia.


207, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


karnatakensis Pinto and Ramasarma 1956 Type. Other name: Streptomyces

karnatakensis Pinto and Ramasarma 1956. (ISP 5345; RIA 1243; ATCC


IMET 43131; JCM 4485; NCIMB 9981; NCIMB B-12290). Pathogenicity


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1204 <-- RIA 1367 <-- ISP 5488 <-- J. B. Routien, FD 11373. Received as:

Streptomyces roseogriseus Routien 1963 Type. Other name: Streptomyces

roseogriseus Routien 1963. (ISP 5488; RIA 1367; ATCC 12414; CBS

707.72; DSM 40488; IFO (now NBRC) 13406; JCM 4825). Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1217 <-- Y.E.Konev NITIAF, LIA 0371. Received as: Streptoverticillium krissii

Konev et al. 1975 Type. Other name: Streptoverticillium krissii Konev et al.

1975. Ex: saline soil. USSR. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1223 <-- RIA 1216 <-- ISP 5402 <-- E.Baldacci, IPV 1703. Received as:

Streptomyces capuensis Baldacci et al. 1965 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces capuensis Baldacci et al. 1965. (ISP 5402; RIA 1216; ATCC

25436; CBS 113.63; CBS 744.69; DSM 40402; IFO 13024; JCM 4460;

NRRL B-12337). Ex: soil. South America. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1259 <-- RIA 1403 <--- ISP 5540 <--- IMRU 3049. Received as: Streptomyces

acidoresistans Hutter 1967 Type. Other name: Streptomyces acidoresistans

Hutter 1967. (ISP 5540; RIA 1403; ATCC 27413; CBS 743.72; DSM 40540;

IFO (now NBRC) 13442; JCM 4713; KCTC 9678). Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces sp.


actuosus Pinnert et al. 1964 Type. Other name: Streptomyces actuosus

Pinnert et al. 1964. (ISP 5337; RIA 1201; ATCC 25421; BCRC 12077; CBS

919.69; DSM 40337; IFO 13009; JCM 4445; KCTC 9112; NRRL 2954). Ex:







soil. Argentina. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.


flavochromogenes (Krainski 1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948 Type. Other

name: Streptomyces flavochromogenes (Krainski 1914) Waksman and


40541; IFO (now NBRC) 13443; IMRU 3671; JCM 4752; NRRL B- 2684).


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1701 <-- RIA 1063 <-- ISP 5167 <-- INA 399/54. Received as: Streptomyces

malachiticus (Kudrina et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces malachiticus (Kudrina et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958;

Actinomyces malachiticus Kudrina et al. 1957. (ISP 5167; INA 399/54; RIA


ETH 24196; IFO (now NBRC) 12795; IMET 43507; JCM 4397). Ex: soil.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1709 <-- RIA 1346 <-- ISP 5434 <-- INMI 32-13. Received as: Streptomyces

lividans (Krassinikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces lividans (Krassinikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces

lividans Krassinikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5434; RIA 1346; ATCC 19844; CBS


NRRL B-12275). Ex: soil. Moscow. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.


cyanocolor (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970. Other name:

Streptomyces cyanocolor (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970;

Actinomyces cyanocolor Krassilnikov et al. 1965; Actinomyces

violaceoruber Krassilnikov 1970. (ISP 5425; VKM Ac-508; RIA 1226;


13034; IFO (now NBRC) 14889; JCM 4469; NRRL B-12353). Ex: soil.

Republic of Crimea. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


cyanogenus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970. Other name:

Streptomyces cyanogenus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970;

Actinomyces cyanogenus Krassilnikov et al. 1965; Actinomyces

violaceoruber Krassilnikov 1970. (ISP 5426; VKM Ac-509; RIA 1227;







13035; JCM 4470; NRRL B-12354). Ex: soil. Moscow Region. Russia.


209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1716 <-- RIA 1345 <-- ISP 5433 <-- INMI 383-K. Received as: Streptomyces

lazureus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970. Other name: Streptomyces

lazureus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970; Actinomyces lazureus

Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5433; RIA 1345; ATCC 19843; CBS 685.72;


soil, krasnozem. near Anaseuli. Georgia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1730 <-- RIA 1032 <-- ISP 5054 <-- Eli Lilly & Co. M5-11698. Received as:

Streptomyces fasiculatus Pittenger and Nelms 1953 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces fasiculatus Pittenger and Nelms 1953. (ISP 5054; RIA 1032;

ATCC 19751; BCRC 11470; CBS 490.68; DSM 40054; IFO 12765; IMET

43500; JCM 4367; NRRL 2413). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1733 <-- RIA 1303 <-- ISP 5602 <-- ATCC. Received as: Streptomyces humifer

Pridham 1970 Type. Other name: Streptomyces humifer Pridham 1970. (ISP


13342; JCM 5051; NRRL B-3026; NRRL B-12556). Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces sp.


pallidus Reusser 1967 Type. Other name: Streptomyces pallidus Reusser


(now NBRC) 3434; JCM 4810; NRRL 3149). Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sp.


roseoluteus Bessell 1961 Type. Other name: Streptomyces roseoluteus

Bessell 1961. (ISP 5240; RIA 1177; ATCC 23957; BCRC 12280; CBS


NRRL 2776). Ex: soil. Nigeria. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.


umbrosus Schmidt-Kastner 1957 Type. Other name: Streptomyces umbrosus

Schmidt-Kastner 1957. (ISP 5242; RIA 1284; ATCC 25504; BCRC 12052;

CBS 646.69; DSM 40242; IFO 13092; JCM 4522; NRRL 2791).








205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1770 <-- INA 4413. Received as: Streptomyces fumosus (Krassilnikov 1941)

Waksman 1953 Type. Other name: Streptomyces fumosus (Krassilnikov

1941) Waksman 1953. (INA 4413). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1772 <-- RIA 300 <-- INA 390. Received as: Streptomyces cyaneogriseus. Other

name: Streptomyces cyaneogriseus (Yen 1956) Pridham 1970 Type. (ISP

5534; INA 390; RIA 300; RIA 1398; ATCC 27426; CBS 113.60; CBS




Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1821 <-- RIA 843 <-- ATCC 11416. Received as: Streptomyces thermotolerans

Pagano et al. 1959 Type. Other name: Streptomyces thermotolerans Pagano

et al. 1959. (ISP 5227; VKM Ac-720; RIA 843; RIA 1280; ATCC 11416;

ATCC 25500; BCRC 11867; BCRC 12494; CBS 960.69; DSM 40227; IFO

13088; JCM 4519; NCIMB 13006; NRRL B-2345). Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1830 <-- INA 6476. Received as: Streptomyces alborubidus (Kudrina 1957)

Pridham et al. 1958. Other name: Streptomyces alborubidus (Kudrina 1957)

Pridham et al. 1958; Actinomyces alborubidus Kudrina 1957. (INA 6476).


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1855 <-- INA 11654. Received as: Streptomyces coeruleorubidus subsp.

Rubomycini Preobrazhenskaya 1983. Other name: Streptomyces

coeruleorubidus subsp. rubomycini Preobrazhenskaya 1983; Actinomyces

coeruleorubidus subsp. Rubomycini Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1966. (INA


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1875 <-- INA, ATCC 10974. Received as: Streptomyces citreus (Krainsky)

Waksman and Henrici 1948. Other name: Streptomyces citreus (Krainsky)

Waksman and Henrici 1948. (RIA 78; ATCC 10974; CBS 110.60; CCM

3164; DSM 46370; ETH 14305; IMET 40269; JCM 4257). Pathogenicity


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1897 <-- RIA 1252 <-- ISP 5333 <-- INA 8954. Received as: Streptomyces








malachitorectus (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1964) Pridham 1970 Type. Other

name: Streptomyces malachitorectus (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1964) Pridham

1970; Actinomyces malachitorectus Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1964. (ISP


13060; JCM 4494; NRRL B-12274). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-1908 <-- RIA 1011<-- ISP 5140 <-- INA 5104. Received as: Streptomyces bicolor

(Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958 Type. Other name:

Streptomyces bicolor (Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958;

Actinomyces bicolor Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (ISP 5140; INA 5104; RIA


IFO 12746; JCM 4351; NRRL B-3897; NRRL B-5348). Ex: soil.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-2090 <-- O.V.Bueva IBPM, AD-9. Ex: potatoes affected by scab, tuber. Belarus.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces sp.

Ac-2513 <-- DSM 41643. Other name: Kitasatosporia papulosa Nakamura et al.

(ATCC 49231; DSM 41643; IAM 13637; IFO (now NBRC) 14834; JCM

7250; NRRL B-16504). Ex: soil. Yokohama City. Japan. Pathogenicity


Streptomyces sp.

Ac-2806 <-- Y.T.Nikitina IMiV, variant 1-68. Received as: nokardia-like fructose

variant of Streptomyces roseoflavus subsp.roseofungini VKM Ac-770.


215, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces sparsogenes Owen et al. 1963 emend. Goodfellow et al. 2008

Ac-1744 Type <-- RIA 1278 <-- ISP 5356 <-- NRRL 2940 <-- Upjon Co., UC 2474. (ISP

5356; RIA 905; RIA 1278; ATCC 25498; BCRC 12085; CBS 672.69; CBS


NCIMB 9449; NRRL 2940). Ex: soil DNA sequences:

AB184301,AJ391817. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces spiralis (Falcao de Morais 1970) Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-1311 Type <-- DSM 43836. Synonym: Elytrosporangium spirale Falcao de Morais


NRRL B-16922). Ex: soil. Brazil DNA sequences: AB184575, EF178683.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces spiroverticillatus Shinobu 1958










4104; JCM 4609; NRRL B-2259; NRRL B-5483). Ex: soil. Japan DNA

sequences: AB184814, AB249921, AY999736. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sporocinereus (ex Krassilnikov 1970) Preobrazhenskaya 1986

Ac-312 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-312 <-- N.A. Krassilnikov, INMI 32. Synonym:

Actinomyces sporocinereus Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 43692; DSM 41460;

JCM 9093; NBRC 100766; NRRL B-16376). Ex: chestnut soil. Bulgaria



Streptomyces sporoclivatus (ex Krassilnikov 1970) Preobrazhenskaya 1986


Actinomyces sporoclivatus Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 43693; DSM 41461;

JCM 9094; NBRC 100767). Ex: soil. Moscow Region. Russia DNA

sequences: AB249934, AJ781369, HQ244466. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces spororaveus (ex Krassilnikov 1970) Preobrazhenskaya 1986


Actinomyces spororaveus Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 43694; DSM 41462;

IFO (now NBRC) 15456; JCM 6928; NRRL B-16378). Ex: soil. Moscow

Region. Russia DNA sequences: AJ781370, AB184682. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces sporoverrucosus (ex Krassilnikov 1970) Preobrazhenskaya 1986


Actinomyces sporoverrucosus Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 43695; DSM

41463; IFO (now NBRC) 15458; JCM 6929; NRRL B-16379). Ex: chestnut

soil. Bulgaria DNA sequences: DQ442544, AB184684. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces subrutilus Arai et al. 1964

Ac-1210 Type <-- RIA 1349 <-- ISP 5445 <-- T.Arai, 713. (ISP 5445; RIA 1349; ATCC


JCM 4695; JCM 4834; KCTC 9045; NRRL B-12377). Ex: soil. Japan DNA

sequences: X80825, AB184372, DQ442545. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces sulphureus (Gasperini 1894) Waksman 1953

Ac-1820 Type <-- RIA 1306 <-- ISP 5104. Synonym: Nocardia sulphurea (Gasperini 1894)

Vuillemin 1931. (ISP 5104; RIA 1306; ATCC 27468; BCRC 13764; CBS


JCM 4835; LMG 19355; NRRL B-1627; NRRL B-2195) DNA sequences:



Streptomyces tanashiensis Hata et al. 1952








Ac-1892 Type <-- RIA 1148 <-- ISP 5195 <-- Y.Yagisawa <-- T.Hata, 144. (ISP 5195; RIA


IFO (now NBRC) 12919; IMET 42939; JCM 4086; JCM 4671; NRRL B-

1692). Ex: cultivated soil. Tokyo, Tanashi-machi. Japan DNA sequences:

AB184245, AY999856, AJ781362. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces tauricus (ex Ivanitskaya et al. 1966) Sveshnikova 1986

Ac-1853 Type <-- INA 8173. Synonym: Actinomyces tauricus Ivanitskaya et al. 1966,

Streptomyces tauricus (Ivanitskaya et al. 1966) Pridham 1970. (ISP 5560;

INA 8173; RIA 1417; ATCC 27470; BCRC 12822; CBS 757.72; DSM

40560; IFO (now NBRC) 13456; IMET 43541; JCM 4837; NRRL B-12497).

Ex: soil. Republic of Crimea. Russia DNA sequences: AB045879,

EU594473, AB184417. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces tendae Ettlinger et al. 1958



(now NBRC) 12822; IMET 40459; JCM 4149; JCM 4610; LMG 5987; LMG

19314; NCIMB 9614; NRRL B-2313). Ex: soil. Tende. France DNA

sequences: D63873, AB184172. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces thermoviolaceus subsp. thermoviolaceus Henssen 1957

Ac-1857 Type <-- RIA 1348 <-- ISP 5443 <-- A.Henssen, MB R77. (ISP 5443; RIA 1348;

ATCC 19283; BCRC 12493; BCRC 12639; CBS 278.66; CBS 688.72; DSM


14943; LMG 19359; NCIMB 10076; NRRL B-12374). Ex: mixed fresh

horse and pig manure DNA sequences: Z68096, AB184371, AB184545.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces thermovulgaris Henssen 1957

Ac-1281 <-- N.S.Agre, INMI 1917. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1745 Type <-- RIA 1281<-- ISP 5444 <-- A.Henssen, R10. (ISP 5444; RIA 1281;

ATCC 19284; ATCC 25501; BCRC 12488; BCRC 12638; CBS 276.66;


NCIMB 10078; NRRL B-12375). Ex: fresh cow manure DNA sequences:

Z68094, AB184303. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-1876 <-- RIA 1434 <-- ISP 5579 <-- ATCC 23385. Received as: Streptomyces

thermonitrificans Desai and Dhala 1967 Type. Synonym: Streptomyces

thermonitrificans Desai and Dhala 1967. (ISP 5579; RIA 1434; ATCC









10070; NRRL B-12517; NRRL B-12534). Ex: soil. Bombay. India DNA

sequences: Z68098, DQ442547, AB184429, AB249975. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces thioluteus (Okami 1952) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991


thioluteum (Okami 1952) Baldacci et al. 1966. Synonym: Streptoverticillium

thioluteum (Okami 1952) Baldacci et al. 1966. Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces thioluteus (Okami 1952) Witt and Stackebrandt 1991

Ac-1914 Type <-- RIA 1302 <-- ISP 5027 <-- Y.Okami, 26-A. Synonym:

Streptoverticillium thioluteum (Okami 1952) Baldacci et al. 1966. (ISP 5027;


(now NBRC) 3364; IFO (now NBRC) 13341; JCM 4087; JCM 4844; NRRL

B-1667). Ex: soil. near Tokyo, Mitaka City. Japan DNA sequences:

AB184753, AB184344, AJ781360, AY999848. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces toxytricini (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1279 Type <-- INA 13887. Synonym: Actinomyces toxytricini Preobrazhenskaya and

Sveshnikova 1957. (ISP 5178; INA 13887; RIA 1093; ATCC 19813; BCRC


NCIMB 9847; NRRL B-5426). Ex: soil DNA sequences: DQ442548,


(Medium 191, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces tubercidicus Nakamura 1961

Ac-1073 Type <-- RIA 1282 <-- ISP 5261 <-- IPCR 585. (ISP 5261; RIA 1282; ATCC


IMET 43517; JCM 4054; JCM 4558; KCTC 9109; LMG 19361; NRRL B-

5440). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences: AJ621612, AB184304, FJ406112.


205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces umbrinus (Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


umbrinus Sveshnikova 1957. (ISP 5278; INA 1703/53; RIA 1283; ATCC


JCM 4521; NRRL B-2572). Ex: soil DNA sequences: DQ442549,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces variabilis (Preobrazhenskaya et al. 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1854 Type <-- INA 5557/54. Synonym: Actinomyces variabilis Preobrazhenskaya et al.

1957. (ISP 5179; INA 5557/54; RIA 1095; ATCC 19815; ATCC 19930;

BCRC 11488; CBS 568.68; DSM 40179; IFO (now NBRC) 12825; IMET







42059; JCM 4422; NRRL B-3984). Ex: soil in hot climate DNA sequences:



Streptomyces variegatus Sveshnikova and Timuk 1986

Ac-846 Type <-- M.A.Sveshnikova, INA T-511. (INA T-511; ATCC 43696; DSM 41464;

IFO (now NBRC) 15462; JCM 6930). Ex: soil. Turkmenistan DNA



Streptomyces varsoviensis Kurylowicz and Woznicka 1967

Ac-1000 Type <-- RIA 1285 <-- ISP 5346 <-- W.Kurylowicz, 13-1. (ISP 5346; RIA 1285;

ATCC 14631c; ATCC 25505; BCRC 12647; CBS 357.64; CBS 647.69;


NCIMB 9522; NRRL B-3589). Ex: soil. Poland DNA sequences:

DQ026653. AB184306. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces vastus Szabo and Marton 1958

Ac-1871 Type <-- INA, ISP 5309 <-- CBS 290.60 <-- I.Szabo, A-10. (ISP 5309; RIA 1286;

ATCC 25506; CBS 290.60; CBS 648.69; DSM 40309; IFO (now

NBRC)13094; JCM 4524; NRRL B-12232) DNA sequences: DQ442552,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces venezuelae Ehrlich et al. 1948

Ac-505 <-- INMI, VKM A-505 <-- N.A Krassilnikov, NCIMB 8231. (RIA 130; RIA

741; ATCC 10595; CBS 369.49; DSM 40634; IPV 877; NCIMB 8231;

NCIMB 9008; NRRL B-902; PSA 135). Ex: compost soil. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces venezuelae Ehrlich et al. 1948

Ac-589 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-589 <-- RIA 1288 <-- ISP 5230 <-- L.Anderson, PD

04745. (ISP 5230; RIA 70; RIA 1288; ATCC 10712; ATCC 25508; BCRC

11512; CBS 650.69; DSM 40230; IFO (now NBRC) 12595; IFO (now

NBRC) 13096; IMET 41356; JCM 4526; LMG 19308; NRRL 2277). Ex:

soil of tropical zone DNA sequences: FR845719 (complete genome),

AB045890, AB184308, AB184836,AY999739. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces vinaceusdrappus Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1902 Type <-- RIA 1291<-- ISP 5470 <-- NRRL 2363 <-- Upjohn Co., UC 2007. (ISP


IFO (now NBRC) 13099; JCM 4529; NCIMB 12980; NRRL 2363) DNA



Streptomyces violaceochromogenes (Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham 1970








Ac-581 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-581 <-- RIA 1292 <-- ISP 5181<-- INA 425. Synonym:

Actinomyces violaceus chromogenes Krassilnikov 1949, Actinomyces

violaceochromogenes (Krassilnikov 1949) Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya

1957. (ISP 5181; INA 425; RIA 1292; ATCC 19932; ATCC 25512; CBS


Ex: soil, region with hot and dry climate. USSR DNA sequences: AB920579,



Streptomyces violaceolatus (Krassilnikov et al. 1965) Pridham 1970

Ac-582 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-582 <-- RIA 1293 <-- ISP 5438 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, 4.

Synonym: Actinomyces violaceolatus Krassilnikov et al. 1965. (ISP 5438;


(now NBRC) 13101; JCM 4531; KCTC 9772; NRRL B-12371). Ex: soil.

Moscow. Russia DNA sequences: AF503497, AB184313, AY999822.


13, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces violaceorectus (Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-584 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-584 <-- RIA 1294 <-- ISP 5279 <-- INA 506. Synonym:

Actinomyces violaceorectus Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (ISP

5279; INA 506; RIA 1294; ATCC 25514; BCRC 13626; BCRC 13626; CBS


NRRL B-12181). Ex: soil. USSR DNA sequences: AB184314. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Streptomyces violaceoruber (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Pridham 1970



IFO (now NBRC) 12826; IMRU 3030; JCM 4423; KCTC 9787; KCC S-

0423; NBRC 12826; NRRL B-12594; NRRL B-2935; NRRL B-3025; NRRL

B-3319) DNA sequences: AF503492, AB184174, AY999815, AY999732.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces violaceoruber (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Pridham 1970

Ac-1312 <-- L.Gerrettson-Cornell Australia, B-72. Ex: soil, rhizosphere of Casuarina

glauca Sieb ex Spreng. Sidney. Australia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces violaceorubidus Terekhova 1986

Ac-1292 Type <-- INA 770. Other name: Actinomyces violaceus subsp.rubescens Ryabova

and Preobrazhenskaya 1957. (INA 770; ATCC 43697; DSM 41478; IFO

(now NBRC) 15463; JCM 6931; NRRL B-16381) DNA sequences:

AJ781374, AB184689, DQ442553. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces violaceus (Rossi Doria 1891) Waksman 1953 emend. Lanoot et al. 2002







Ac-510 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-510 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 1. (ISP 5082; VKM Ac-



LMG 19360; LMG 20257; NRRL B-2869). Ex: chestnut soil. Zavolzhye,

Saratov-Astrakhan region. Russia DNA sequences: AB184315, AY999738,


(Medium 212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)


Ac-511 <-- INMI, VKM A-511 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 719. Ex: soil. Armenia.


212, 28oC, F-1)



Streptomyces violaceus subsp. Confinus (Artamonova and Krassilnikov

1960) Pridham 1970 Type. Other name: Actinomyces violaceus subsp.

confinus Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960; Streptomyces violaceus subsp.

confinus (Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960) Pridham 1970. Ex: soil,

chernozem. Lugansk Region. Ukraine. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-




Streptomyces violaceus subsp. vicinus (Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960)

Pridham 1970 Type. Other name: Actinomyces violaceus subsp. vicinus

(Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960, Streptomyces violaceus subsp. vicinus

(Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960) Pridham 1970. Ex: soil carbonate and

slate. Tabaco. Republic of Crimea, Miskhor. Russia. Pathogenicity group




Streptomyces violaceus subsp. Vicinus (Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960)

Pridham 1970 Type. Other name: Actinomyces violaceus subsp. vicinus

Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960; Streptomyces violaceus subsp. vicinus

(Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1969) Pridham 1970. Ex: soil, chernozem.

Republic of Moldova. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,




Streptomyces violatus (Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960) Pridham 1970

Type. Synonym: Actinomyces violatus Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960,

Streptomyces violatus (Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960) Pridham 1970.

(ISP 5209; RIA 708; RIA 1310; ATCC 15892; CBS 650.72; DSM 40209;

IFO (now NBRC) 13349; JCM 4237; JCM 4851; LMG 19397; NRRL B-

2867). Ex: soil, chernozem. Kursk Region. Russia DNA sequences:






AB184874, AJ399480. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



Ac-977 Type <-- RIA 1295 <-- ISP 5082 <-- RIA 656 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 1. (ISP

5082; VKM Ac-510; RIA 656; RIA 1295; ATCC 15888; ATCC 25515;

BCRC 11880; CBS 657.69; DSM 40082; IFO (now NBRC) 13103; IMET

43085; JCM 4533; LMG 20257; NRRL B-2869). Ex: chestnut soil.

Zavolzhye, Saratov-Astrakhan region. Russia DNA sequences: AB184315,

AY999738, AJ781755. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Streptomyces violaceusniger (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Pridham et al. 1958 emend. Labeda

and Lyons 1991

Ac-583 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-583 <-- RIA 1420 <-- ISP 5563 <-- NRRL B-1476.

Synonym: Actinomyces violaceus-niger (sic) Waksman and Curtis 1916,

Streptomyces violaceo-niger (Waksman and Curtis 1916) Waksman and


40563; IFO (now NBRC) 13459; JCM 4850; LMG 19336; NRRL B-1476)

DNA sequences:, AB184420, AJ391822, AJ391823. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces violarus (Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960) Pridham 1970


Actinomyces violarus Artamonova and Krassilnikov 1960. (ISP 5205; RIA

157; RIA 1296; ATCC 15891; ATCC 25516; CBS 658.69; DSM 40205; IFO

(now NBRC) 13104; JCM 4534; KCTC 9788; NRRL B-5432). Ex: soil,

unirrigated chernozem. Kursk Region. Russia DNA sequences: AB184316,


(Medium 212, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces violascens (Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1957) Pridham et al. 1958


violascens Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1957. (ISP 5183; INA

3959/54; RIA 1138; ATCC 23968; BCRC 12240; CBS 266.66; CBS 951.68;

DSM 40183; IFO (now NBRC) 12920; IMET 42061; JCM 4424; KCTC

9785; NCIMB 9820; NRRL B-2700) DNA sequences: AY999737,




Ac-1313 <-- L.Gerrettson-Cornell, B-34. Synonym: Actinomyces violascens

Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1957. Ex: soil, rhizosphere of Casuarina

glauca Sieb ex Spreng. Sidney. Australia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Ac-1314 <-- L.Gerrettson-Cornell, G-14. Synonym: Actinomyces violascens

Preobrazhenskaya and Sveshnikova 1957. Ex: soil, rhizosphere of Casuarina







cunninghamiana Miq. Sidney. Australia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces violens (Kalakoutskii and Krassilnikov 1960) Goodfellow et al. 1987

Ac-586 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-586 <-- RIA 1447 <-- ISP 5597 <-- RIA 565 <-- INMI

1212 (Chainia violens). Received as: Streptomyces violens (Kalakoutskii and

Krassilnikov 1960) Pridham 1970. Synonym: Chainia violens Kalakoutskii

and Krassilnikov 1960. (ISP 5597; VKM Ac-653; RIA 565; RIA 1447;



NRRL B-3484). Ex: soil. Armenia DNA sequences: AJ621605, AB184438,


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces violens (Kalakoutskii and Krassilnikov 1960) Goodfellow et al. 1987

Ac-653 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-653 <-- RIA 565 <-- INMI 1212 (Chainia violens).

Received as: Chainia violens Kalakoutskii and Krassilnikov 1960 Type.

Synonym: Chainia violens Kalakoutskii and Krassilnikov 1960. (ISP 5597;

VKM Ac-586; RIA 565; RIA 1447; ATCC 15898; BCRC 12540; CBS

451.65; CBS 787.72; DSM 40597; IFO (now NBRC) 12557; IFO (now

NBRC) 13486; JCM 3072; JCM 4852; NRRL B-3484). Ex: soil. Armenia

DNA sequences: AJ621605, AB184438, AB184104. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces virens Gauze and Sveshnikova 1986

Ac-833 Type <-- M.A.Sveshnikova, INA 3831. (INA 3831; DSM 41465; IFO (now




Streptomyces virginiae Grundy et al. 1952

Ac-1218 Type <-- RIA 1097 <-- ISP 5094 <-- Abbott Labs., NA255-B8. (ISP 5094; RIA


IFO (now NBRC) 3729; IFO (now NBRC) 12827; JCM 4425; KCTC 1747;

NRRL B-1446). Ex: soil. Virginia. USA DNA sequences: AB184175,

AB184797, D85119, D85123. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces viridiviolaceus (Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-587 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-587 <-- RIA 1320 <-- ISP 5280 <-- INA 5276/56. Other

name: Actinomyces viridiviolaceus Ryabova and Preobrazhenskaya 1957.

(ISP 5280; INA 5276/56; RIA 1320; ATCC 27478; BCRC 12457; CBS


Ex: soil, region with hot and dry climate. USSR DNA sequences: AB184350,


(Medium 212, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces viridobrunneus (ex Krassilnikov 1970) Terekhova 1986

Ac-556 <-- INMI, VKM A-556 <-- N.A.Krassilnikov, INMI 9 D. Synonym:







Actinomyces viridobrunneus Krassilnikov 1970. Ex: soil. Georgia.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces viridobrunneus (ex Krassilnikov 1970) Terekhova 1986

Ac-559 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-559 <-- N.A Krassilnikov. INMI 300. Synonym:

Actinomyces viridobrunneus Krassilnikov 1970. (ATCC 43698; DSM

41466; IFO (now NBRC) 15902; JCM 9096). Ex: soil. Georgia DNA



Streptomyces viridochromogenes (Krainsky 1914) Waksman and Henrici 1948

Ac-629 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-629 <-- RIA 1308 <-- ISP 5110 <-- CBS 140.20. (ISP

5110; RIA 1308; ATCC 14920; BCRC 13769; CBS 140.20; CBS 648.72;


JCM 4856; NCIMB 9597; NRRL B-1511) DNA sequences: DQ442555,

AB184075, AB184728, AB184873. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptomyces viridodiastaticus (Baldacci et al. 1955) Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1749 Type <-- RIA 1298 <-- ISP 5249 <-- IPV 334a. Synonym: Actinomyces virido-

diastaticus (sic) Baldacci et al. 1955. (ISP 5249; RIA 1298; ATCC 25518;


4536; NRRL B-5622). Ex: soil DNA sequences: AB184317, AY999852.


205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces viridosporus Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-618 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-618 <-- RIA 1314 <-- NRRL 2414. (ISP 5243; VKM Ac-


IFO (now NBRC) 13353; IMET 43514; JCM 4859; KCTC 9145; NCIMB

9824; NRRL 2414) DNA sequences: DQ442556. Pathogenicity group


Streptomyces viridosporus Pridham et al. 1958

Ac-1769 Type <-- INA V-79. (ISP 5243; VKM Ac-618; RIA 1314; ATCC 27479; BCRC


JCM 4859; KCTC 9145; NCIMB 9824; NRRL 2414) DNA sequences:


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces wedmorensis (ex Milard and Burr 1926) Preobrazhenskaya 1986

Ac-1861 Type <-- INA, ATCC 21239. (ATCC 21239; BCRC 12667; DSM 41676; IFO

(now NBRC) 14062; JCM 4937; NRRL 3426) DNA sequences: DQ442557


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1)

Streptomyces xanthochromogenes Arishima et al. 1956

Ac-1071 Type <-- RIA 1098 <-- ISP 5111 <-- T.Niida, 689. (ISP 5111; RIA 1098; ATCC








19818; BCRC 11876; CBS 571.68; DSM 2015; DSM 40111; IFO (now

NBRC) 12828; JCM 4215; JCM 4612; NRRL B-5410). Ex: soil. Japan DNA



Streptomyces xanthocidicus Asahi et al. 1966

Ac-872 Type <-- RIA 1430 <-- ISP 5575 <-- J.Nagatsu, 51-4. (ISP 5575; RIA 1430;


13469; JCM 4243; JCM 4862; NRRL B-12504). Ex: soil. Japan DNA



Streptomyces xantholiticus (Konev and Tsyganov 1962) Pridham 1970

Ac-1872 Type <-- RIA 1315 <-- ISP 5244 <-- LIA 0017 (strain 1130/12). Synonym:

Actinomyces xantholiticus Konev and Tsyganov 1962. (ISP 5244; RIA 1315;



Kerch. Russia DNA sequences: AB184349. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces xantophaeus Lindenbein 1952

Ac-1205 Type <-- RIA 1099 <-- ISP 5134 <-- P.Wilde, Wust 70. (ISP 5134; RIA 1099;


12829; JCM 4426; KCTC 9144; KCTC 9220; NRRL B-5414). Ex: soil DNA



Streptomyces yanii Liu et al. 2005

Ac-1269 Type <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, K-4112 <-- JCM 3331. Received as:

Microstreptospora cinerea Yan et al. 1987. Other name: Microstreptospora

cinerea Yan et al. 1987. (RIA 1947; DSM 43887; IFO (now NBRC) 14669;

IMET 9750; JCM 3331; KCTC 9259). Ex: sludge from a sewage ditch.

China DNA sequences: AB015854, AB006159. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Streptomyces yerevanensis Goodfellow et al. 1986

Ac-1234 Type <-- Y.E.Konev. NITIAF, LIA 0441. Received as: Microellobosporia violacea

Tsyganov et al. 1964 Type. Synonym: Microellobosporia violacea Tsyganov

et al. 1964, Macrospora violacea Tsyganov et al. 1964. (RIA 795; LIA 0441;


43616; JCM 3047; JCM 3065; LMG 19363; NCIMB 9589; NRRL B-16943).

Ex: soil. Yerevan. Armenia DNA sequences: EF178684, AB184099.


209, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptomyces yokosukanensis Nakamura 1961

Ac-1713 Type <-- RIA 1300 <-- ISP 5224 <-- S.Suzuki, B-34. (ISP 5224; RIA 1300; ATCC


JCM 4137; JCM 4559; NRRL B-3353). Ex: soil. Japan DNA sequences:









Streptomyces zaomyceticus Hinuma 1954

Ac-1192 Type <-- RIA 1309 <-- ISP 5196 <-- N.Ishida, N-187. (ISP 5196; RIA 1309;



Yamagata Prefecture. Japan DNA sequences: EF178685, AB184346.


212, 28oC, F-1)

Streptosporangium album Nonomura and Ohara 1960

Ac-636 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-636 <-- RIA 764 <-- RIFY (H.Nonomura, S-16). (RIA

764; CBS 429.61; DSM 43023; IFO (now NBRC) 13900; IMET 9014; JCM

3025; NRRL B-2635). Ex: acidic volcanic ash. Hokkaido Island. Japan DNA



Streptosporangium amethystogenes subsp. amethystogenes (Nonomura and Ohara 1960) Iinuma

et al. 1996

Ac-637 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-637 <-- RIA 767 <-- RIFY (H.Nonomura, S-5). (RIA


IMET 9011; JCM 3026; NRRL B-2639). Ex: alluvial soil. paddy-field. Japan



Streptosporangium carneum Mertz and Yao 1990

Ac-2007 Type <-- IFO 15562. (IFO (now NBRC) 15562; JCM 9926; NCIMB 13202;

NRRL 18437). Ex: soil by Tana River. Nairobi. Kenya DNA sequences:


(Medium 214, 28oC, F-1)

Streptosporangium fragile Shearer et al. 1983


6242; NRRL B-16437). Ex: soil. Sri Lanka DNA sequences: X89942,


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptosporangium longisporum Schafer 1969

Ac-696 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-696 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI <-- KCC A-0106 <--

A.Henssen, S 66. (ATCC 25212; CBS 184.69; DSM 43180; IFO (now

NBRC) 13141; JCM 3106; NRRL B-16783). Ex: soil. Republic of Turkey

DNA sequences: X89944, U48993. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptosporangium nondiastaticum Nonomura and Ohara 1969

Ac-1299 Type <-- DSM 43848. (ATCC 27101; CBS 800.70; DSM 43848; IFO (now

NBRC) 13990; JCM 3114; IMET 9018; KCTC 9434). Ex: soil DNA

sequences: X89945, U48994, X70426. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-









Streptosporangium roseum Couch 1955

Ac-638 <-- INMI, VKM A-638 <-- RIA 459. (RIA 459). Ex: soil. North Caroline.


(Medium 205, 28oC, F-1, C-1)

Streptosporangium roseum Couch 1955

Ac-807 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 470 <-- RIA 470 <-- CBS 313.56. (RIA 470; ATCC


NCIMB 10171; NRRL B-2505soi). Ex: vegetable garden soil. North

Caroline, Chapel Hill. USA DNA sequences: CP001814 (complete genome),

X89947, X70425, U48996. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Streptosporangium sp.

Ac-639 <-- INMI, VKM A-639 <-- RIA 898 <-- L.I.Potekhina. Received as:

Streptosporangium rubrum Potekhina 1965 Type. Other name:

Streptosporangium rubrum Potekhina 1965. (RIA 898; DSM 44095; IFO

(now NBRC) 13975; JCM 3184; KCTC 9236). Ex: forest soil. Tomsk



Streptosporangium sp.

Ac-1995 <-- JCM 3291. Received as: Streptosporangium cinnabarinum. (ATCC

31213; CCRC 13396; DSM 44094; JCM 3291). Ex: soil. Philippines.


214, 28oC, F-1)

Streptosporangium vulgare Nonomura and Ohara 1960

Ac-641 Type <-- INMI, VKM A-641 <-- RIA 765 <-- RIFY (H.Nonomura,S-1). (RIA 765;


3028; NRRL B-2633). Ex: paddy field soil. Japan DNA sequences: X89955,


(Medium 209, 28oC, F-1)

Subtercola boreus Maennisto et al. 2000

Ac-2508 Type <-- DSM 13056. (ATCC BAA-168; CCUG 43135; CIP 106947; DSM

13056; JCM 11267; NBRC 103085). Ex: ground water of a shallow aquifer

under a glacial gravel ridge,. Finland DNA sequences: AF224722,



Subtercola frigoramans Maennisto et al. 2000

Ac-2509 Type <-- DSM 13057. (ATCC BAA-169; CCUG 43136; CIP 106948; DSM

13057; JCM 11268; NBRC 103086). Ex: ground water of a shallow aquifer

under a glacial gravel ridge. Finland DNA sequences: AF224723,











Sulfurimonas crateris Ratnikova et al. 2020

B-3378 Type <-- Slobodkin A.I., Winogradsky Institute of Microbiology Federal State

Institution Federal research Centre Fundamentals of Biotechnology RAS.

Received as: SN118. (DSM 109248). Ex: mud from terrestrial mud volcano.

Taman Peninsula. Krasnodar Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene:MK859925; genome:NZ_SZPX01000011. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


aerobic., S-2)

Sutterella seckii Dione et al. 2018

B-3456 <-- Efimov B.A., Pirogov RNRMU. Received as: ASD393. Russia.



Sutterella seckii Dione et al. 2018

B-3457 <-- Efimov B.A., Pirogov RNRMU. Received as: ASD3426. Pathogenicity



Telmatospirillum siberiense Sizova et al. 2007

B-2443 Type <-- M. Sizova, Stevens Inst. Technol., USA. Received as: 26-4b1. (DSM

18240; ATCC BAA-1305; KACC 11899). Ex: mesotrophic Siberian fen.

Western Siberia. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AF524863.


300, 28oC Growth condition: microaerophilic, N2 atmosphere., S-2)

Telmatospirillum siberiense Sizova et al. 2007

B-2444 <-- Sizova M., Stevens Inst. Technol., USA. Received as: K-1. (DSM

18241). Ex: methanogenic consortia of mesotrophic fen. Western Siberia.



condition: microaerophilic, N2 atmosphere., 28)

Tepidibacillus fermentans Slobodkina et al. 2014

B-2671 Type <-- Slobodkina G., INMI. Received as: STGH. (DSM 23802). Ex: water.

Observation well of an underground gas storage, North Caucasus Region.

Severo-Stavropolskoye, near Stavropol. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: KC242245. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Tepidibacillus infernus Podosokorskaya et al., 2016

B-2949 Type <-- Podosokorskaya O.A., INMI RAS. Received as: Tepidibacillus infernus

MBL-TLP. (DSM 28123). Ex: microbial mat. TauTona Mine. SAR DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KU726543. Pathogenicity group (SanPin



Tepidibacter thalassicus Slobodkin et al, 2003

B-2769 Type <-- Slobodkin A.I., INMI. Received as: Tepidibacter thalassicus SC 562.








(DSM 15285, UNIQEM 215). Ex: sample of the outer part of a chimney-like

structure. At the hydrothermal field, the East-Pacific Rise at a depth of 2650

m. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY158079. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic., S-2, C-8, F-2)

Tepidimicrobium ferriphilum Slobodkin et al. 2006

B-2348 Type <-- Slobodkin A.I., INMI. Received as: SB91. (DSM 16624). Ex: freshwater

hot spring. Barguzin valley. Republic of Byriatia. Russia DNA sequences:



F-2)

Tepidimicrobium ningboensis Xiaori Sun 2013

B-2871 Type <-- Xiaori Sun, Chengdu Institute of Biology, TH-1. (CGMCC 1.5194). Ex:

slurry in biogas plant. Zhejiang, Ningbo. China DNA sequences: 16S rRNA

gene: KJ659943. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 344, 45-60oC Growth condition: anaerobic., C-1, F-1)

Tepidisphaera mucosa Kovaleva et al. 2015

B-2832 Type <-- Kovaleva O., INMI. Received as: strain 2842. (JCM 19875). Ex:

microbial mat surrounding a hot water outflow. Near Goryachinsk city,

Baikal lake region. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KM036168.


332, 47-50oC Growth condition: facultativy anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Terrabacter tumescens (Jensen 1934) Collins et al. 1989


tumescens (Jensen 1934) Conn and Dimmick 1947 Type. Synonym:

Arthrobacter tumescens (Jensen 1934) Conn and Dimmick 1947,

Pimelobacter tumescens (Jensen 1934) Suzuki and Komagata 1983,

Corynebacterium tumescens Jensen 1934. (VKM Ac-1131; ATCC 6947;


12960; JCM 1365; LMG 3818; NCIMB 8914; NCTC 4216; NRRL B-4012).

Ex: garden soil DNA sequences: AF005023, X53215, X83812. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Terrabacter tumescens (Jensen 1934) Collins et al. 1989

Ac-1131 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-807 <-- CCM 1655. Received as: Arthrobacter tumescens

(Jensen 1934) Conn and Dimmick 1947 Type. Synonym: Arthrobacter

tumescens (Jensen 1934) Conn and Dimmick 1947, Pimelobacter tumescens

(Jensen 1934) Suzuki and Komagata 1983, Corynebacterium tumescens

Jensen 1934. (VKM Ac-1120; ATCC 6947; CCM 1655; CIP 102515; DSM


NCIMB 8914; NCTC 4216; NRRL B-4012). Ex: garden soil DNA

sequences: AF005023, X53215, X83812. Pathogenicity group (SanPin








Tetragenococcus halophilus (Mees 1934) Collins et al. 1993

B-2208 <-- M.Ju. Gudima VKPM, B-7512 <-- NRRZ B-4244. Received as:

Pediococcus halophilus. Synonym: Pediococcus halophilus Mees 1934,

Tetracocccus N° 1 Orla-Jensen 1919, Sarcina hamaguchiae Saito 1907,

Pediococcus soyae Sakaguchi 1958. (NRRZ B-4244). Pathogenicity group

(SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 254, 30oC, S-5)

Tetrasphaera duodecadis (Lochhead 1958) Ishikawa and Yokota 2006

Ac-1108 Type <-- INMI, VKM B-656 <-- NCIMB, NCIB 9222. Received as: Arthrobacter

duodecadis Lochhead 1958 Type. Synonym: Arthrobacter duodecadis

Lochhead 1958. (ATCC 13347; CDA 859; CIP 102696; IFO (now NBRC)

12959; JCM 11564; LMG 17308; NCIMB 9222). Ex: soil. Canada DNA



Thalassospira permensis Plotnikova et al. 2011

B-2527 Type <-- E.G. Plotnikova IEGM, SMB34. (NBRC 106175). Ex:

naphthaleneutilizing bacterial consortium. Soil of salt mines. Perm Territory,

Berezniki. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: FJ860275.


43, 30oC, F-3)

Thalassospira profundimaris Liu et al. 2007

B-2525 Òype <-- E.G. Plotnikova IEGM, WPO 211. (CGMCC 1.3997; DSM 17430). Ex:

deep sea sediment sample. West Pacific. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Thalassospira tepidiphila Kodama et al. 2008

B-2524 Òype <-- E.G. Plotnikova IEGM, 1-1B. (DSM 18888; JCM 14578). Ex: petroleum-

contaminated seawater in a beachsimulation tank during a bioremediation

experiment. Kamaishi. Japan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Thalassospira xiamenensis Liu et al. 2007

B-2526 Òype <-- E.G. Plotnikova IEGM, M-5. (CGMCC 1.3998; CIP 109533; DSM

17429). Ex: surface water sample. Waste-oil pool at the storage dock. China.


43, 25oC, F-3)

Thauera hydrothermalis Yang et al. 2018

B-2822 <-- O.A. Podosokorskaya INMI, Par-f-2. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Thermaerobacter baikalensis Pavlova et al.

B-3151 Type <-- Pavlova O.N. LIN, PB12/4term. Ex: bottom sediment. Posolsk Bank

methane seep, Central Baikal. Trans-Baikal Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity


Thermincola carboxydiphila Sokolova et al. 2005

B-2283 Type <-- Bonch-Osmolovskaya E. A. INMI, 2204. (INMI 2204; DSM 17129; JCM









13258). Ex: thermal spring. Baikal Lake surrounding area. Russia DNA



anaerobic., S-2)

Thermoactinomyces intermedius Kurup et al. 1981

Ac-1427 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, T-323 <-- V.P.Kurup, T-323. (ATCC 33205; DSM

43846; IFO (now NBRC) 14230; JCM 3312; KCTC 9646; NRRL B-16979).

Ex: filter of air-conditioner DNA sequences: AF138734, AJ251775.


8, 55oC, F-1)

Thermoactinomyces vulgaris Tsilinsky 1899

Ac-1195 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, CUB 250 <-- T.Cross, CUB 250. (ATCC 43649; CBS

505.77; CCM 3266; CUB 250; DSM 43016; IFO (now NBRC) 13606; IMET

9711; JCM 3162; KCTC 9076; NCIMB 11364) DNA sequences: AF138739.


8, 55oC, F-1)


Ac-1305 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, V-29 <-- V.J.Kokina, V-29. Synonym:

Thermoactinomyces candidus Kurup et al. 1975. Pathogenicity group



Ac-1306 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 548. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces candidus Kurup et

al. 1975. Ex: cow manure. Latvia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Ac-1307 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, V-49 <-- V.J.Kokina, V-49. Synonym:

Thermoactinomyces candidus Kurup et al. 1975. Ex: cow manure. Latvia.


8, 55oC, F-1)


Ac-1308 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 199. Received as: Thermoactinomyces albus Orlovska




Ac-1361 <-- Agre N.S. IBPM, D-7 <-- V.J.Kokina, D-7. Synonym:

Thermoactinomyces candidus Kurup et al. 1975. Ex: cow manure. Latvia.


8, 55oC, F-1)

Thermoanaerobacter acetoethylicus (Ben-Bassat and Zeikus 1983) Rainey and Stackebrandt

1993

B-2618 Type <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM. Received as: HTB2. Synonym:

Thermobacteroides acetoethylicus Ben-Bassat and Zeikus 1983. (ATCC









33265) DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: L09163. Pathogenicity group



Thermoanaerobacter brockii (Zeikus et al. 1983) Lee et al. 1993 emend. Cayol et al. 1995

B-1680 Type <-- Krivenko V.V. INMI, 1504. Received as: Thermoanaerobium brockii.

Synonym: Thermoanaerobium brockii Zeikus et al. 1983. Ex: cyanobacterial

mat. Geyser hydrothermal system, Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula.



S-5, S-2)

Thermoanaerobacter ethanolicus Wiegel and Ljungdahl 1982

B-1835 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 2246 <- J. Wiegel, JW200. Received as:

Thermoanaerobacter ethanolicus JW200. (DSM 2246; ATCC 31550). Ex:

sludge of the alkaline hot spring. Yellowstone National Park. USA DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: L09162. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 355, 65-70oC Growth condition:

anaerobic., S-3)

Thermoanaerobacter pentosaceus Tomas, et al., 2013

B-2752 Type <-- Department of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of

Denmark, DTU01. Received as: Thermoanaerobacter sp. (DSM 25963,

KCTC 4529). Ex: thermophilic reactor fed with household solid waste.

Grindsted. Denmark DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: GU176611.


310, 70oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2, C-8, F-2)

Thermoanaerobacter siderophilus Slobodkin et al. 1999

B-2767 Type <-- Slobodkin A. I., INMI, SR4. Received as: Thermoanaerobacter

siderophilus SR4. (DSM 12229T). Ex: water. Hydrothermal spring, area of

the eruption of Karymsky Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka

Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AF120479.


327, 69-71oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Thermoanaerobacter thermohydrosulfuricus (Klaushofer and Parkkinen 1965) Lee et al. 1993

B-1834 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 567<- F. Hollaus, E 100-69. Received as: Clostridium

thermohydrosulfuricum E 100-69. Synonym: Clostridium

thermohydrosulfuricum. (DSM 567; ATCC 35045; NCIB 10956; LMG

6659). Ex: extraction juices of beet sugar factory DNA sequences: 16S rRNA


no. (Medium 152, 67-70oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-3)

Thermoanaerobacterium aciditolerans Kublanov et al. 2007

B-2363 Type <-- Kublanov I.V., INMI, 761-119. (DSM 16487). Ex: water. Hydrothermal

spring, caldera, Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory.

Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY350594. Pathogenicity group










Thermoanaerobacterium thermosaccharolyticum (McClung 1935) Collins et al. 1994

B-2627 Type <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM. (ATCC 7956 ; DSM 571; HAMBI 2225; LMG

2811) DNA sequences: complite genome:CP002171. Pathogenicity group



Thermoanaerobium lactoethylicum Kondratieva et al. 1989

B-2146 Type <-- Kondratieva E.N., MSU, ZE-1. (DSM 9003). Ex: sludge from hot spring.

Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity group


condition: anaerobic., F-1, F-2)

Thermoanaerobium sp.

B-1681 <-- Krivenko V.V. INMI, 1501/70. Received as: Thermoanaerobium olidum

Krivenko et al. Ex: sludge boiler. Geyser hydrothermal system, Uzon

Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula. Russia. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-5, S-2)

Thermoanaerobium sp.

B-1712 <-- Krivenko V.V. INMI, 803. Received as: Thermoanaerobium crenophilum

Krivenko et al. Ex: sludge of creek. Geyser hydrothermal system, caldera,

Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia.



Thermobifida fusca (McCarthy and Cross 1984) Zhang et al. 1998

Ac-1952 Type <-- IFO 14071. Received as: Thermomonospora fusca (ex Henssen 1957)

McCarthy and Cross 1984 Type. Synonym: Thermomonospora fusca (ex

Henssen 1957) McCarthy and Cross 1984. (ATCC 27730; CCRC 12532; CIP

105594; CUB 1000; DSM 43792; IFO (now NBRC) 14071; JCM 3263;

NCIMB 11185; NRRL B-8184) DNA sequences: AF028245, AB006171,


(Medium 184, 45oC, F-1)

Thermococcus gorgonarius Miroshnichenko et al. 1998

B-2773 Type <-- Perevalova A., INMI. Received as: Thermococcus gorgonarius W-12.

(ATCC 700654, DSM 10395, JCM 10552). Ex: sand from the shore. The

shore of Whale Island. New Zealand DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:


(Medium 331, 80-88oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Thermococcus pacificus Miroshnichenko et al. 1998

B-2772 Type <-- Perevalova A., INMI. Received as: Thermococcus pacificus strain P-4.

(ATCC 700653, DSM 10394, JCM 10553.). Ex: submarine hot vents.

Shallow-water hot vents of the Bay of Plenty, Whale Island. New Zealand










Thermococcus sibiricus Miroshnichenko et al. 2001

B-2774 Type <-- Perevalova A., INMI. Received as: Thermococcus sibiricus MM 739.

(DSM 12597). Ex: stratal water. High-temperature Samotlor oil reservoir,

Western Siberia. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AJ238992.



Thermococcus stetteri Miroshnichenko 1990

B-2771 Type <-- Perevalova A., INMI. Received as: Thermococcus stetteri K-3. (DSM

5262, JCM 8559). Ex: sea solfataric fields. Kraternaya cove, Ushishir

archipelago, Northern Kurils. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:


(Medium 331, 75oC Growth condition: anaerobic., S-2, F-2)

Thermodesulfitimonas autotrophica Slobodkina et al 2016

B-2961 Type <-- Slobodkina G.B., INMI. Received as: SF97. Ex: thermal spring. Kunashir

Island, Kuril Islands. Sakhalin Region, Yuzhno-Kurilsky District. Russia




Thermodesulfobacterium commune Zeikus et al. 1995

B-1767 Type <-- DSMZ, DSM 2178 <-- Zeikus J.G., YSRA-1. Received as: DSM 2178,

YSRA-1. (DSM 2178; ATCC 33708). Ex: thermal sludge. USA DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AF418169. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., S-2)

Thermodesulfobacterium mobile (Rozanova and Khudyakova 1974) Rozanova and Pivovarova

1991

B-1128 Type <-- Rozanova E.P. INMI. Received as: Desulfovibrio thermophilus 7.

Synonym: Desulfovibrio thermophilus Rozanova and Khudyakova 1974

Type, Thermodesulfobacterium mobile (Rozanova and Khudyakova 1974)

Rozanova and Pivovarova 1991 Type. (DSM 1276). Ex: stratal water.

Petroleum pool, Caspian Sea, depth 3291 m, Apsheron Peninsula. Azerbajan.



Thermodesulfobium acidiphilum Frolov et al. 2017

B-3043 Type <-- Frolov E., INMI. Received as: strain 3127-1. (DSM 102892). Ex:

geothermally heated soil. Oil site, caldera, Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka


KU664659. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Thermodesulfovibrio sp.








B-3066 Type <-- Frank Y.A. Tomsk State University, strain N1. Ex: water. Terrestrial

aquifer, Western Siberia. Byelii Yar. Russia DNA sequences: complete

genome: NZ_MAVV00000000. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


F-1, C-8)

Thermoflavimicrobium dichotomicum (Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Yoon et al. 2005

Ac-1237 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 127. Received as: Actinobifida dichotomica

Krassilnikov and Agre 1964. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces dichotomicus

(Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Cross and Goodfellow 1973, Actinobifida

dichotomica Krassilnikov and Agre 1964. (IFO 12466; JCM 3055). Ex: soil.


8, 55oC, F-1)

Thermoflavimicrobium dichotomicum (Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Yoon et al. 2005

Ac-1435 Type <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 114. Received as: Actinobifida dichotomica

Krassilnikov and Agre 1964. Synonym: Thermoactinomyces dichotomicus

(Krassilnikov and Agre 1964) Cross and Goodfellow 1973, Actinobifida

dichotomica Krassilnikov and Agre 1964. Ex: soil DNA sequences:

AF138733, L16902. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Thermogemmata fonticola Elcheninov et al. 2020

B-3161 Type <-- O.L. Kovaleva INMI, 2918. (KCTC 72012). Ex: water and sediment. Hot

spring, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia. Pathogenicity


Thermogladius calderae Kochetkova et al. 2016

B-2946 Type <-- Bonch-Osmolovskaya E. A., INMI, 1633. Received as: strain 1633.

(DSM 22663). Ex: terrestrial hot spring. Caldera, Uzon Volcano, Kamchatka

Peninsula. Kamchatka Territory. Russia DNA sequences: Complete genome:

CP003531. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 152, 84oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-1, F-2)

Thermogutta hypogea Slobodkina et al. 2015

B-2782 Type <-- Slobodkina G., INMI. Received as: strain SBP2. (JCM 19991). Ex:

subsurface water of deep gold mine. Beatrix mine, Free State, South Africa.

SAR DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KC867695. Pathogenicity group



Thermogutta terrifontis Slobodkina et al. 2015

B-2805 Type <-- Kovaleva O., INMI. Received as: Thermopirellula sp.strain R1. (DSM

26237). Ex: terrestrial hot spring. Kunashir Island, Kuril Islands. Sakhalin

Region, Yuzhno-Kurilsky District, Tretyakovo. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA gene: KC867694. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Facultatively anaerobic, capable of microaerobic growth., S-2, F-2)

Thermohydrogenium kirishiense Zacharova et al. 1996








B-2147 Type <-- Zacharova E.V., MSU, ZE-7. Received as: ZE-7. (DSM 11055). Ex:

industrial yeast biomass. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA genes:

FR749963, FR749964, FR749965. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


S-2)

Thermohydrogenium kirishiense Zacharova et al. 1996

B-2148 <-- Zacharova E.V., MSU, ZE-16. (DSM 11056). Pathogenicity group



Thermomonas fusca Mergaert et al. 2003

B-3384 <-- T.L. Babich INMI, SHC-3-19. Ex: groundwater sampled from




Thermomonospora chromogena (ex Krassilnikov and Agre 1965) McCarty and Cross 1984

Ac-1432 <-- N.S.Agre, INMI 1246. Received as: Actinobifida chromogena

Krassilnikov and Agre 1965. Synonym: Actinobifida chromogena

Krassilnikov and Agre 1965. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,












Thermomonospora curvata Henssen 1957

Ac-1241 <-- N.S.Agre IBPM, 916 <-- A.Henssen, 916. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Thermosinus carboxydivorans Sokolova et al. 2004

B-2281 Type <-- Bonch-Osmolovskaya E. A., INMI. Received as: Nor1. (DSM 14886).

Ex: thermal spring. Norris Basin, Yellowstone National Park. USA DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AY519200; draft genome: AAWL01000000.



Thermosipho activus Podosokorskaya et al. 2014

B-2803 Type <-- Podosokorskaya O., INMI. Received as: Thermosipho activus Rift-s3.

(DSM 26467). Ex: deep-sea sample (2004 m) containing Riftia pachyptila

sheath. Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California. Mexico DNA sequences: 16S









rRNA gene: KF931642. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 308, 65oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-1, F-2)

Thermosipho affectus Podosokorskaya et al. 2011

B-2574 Type <-- Podosokorskaya O.A., INMI. Received as: ik275mar. (DSM 23112). Ex:

deep-sea hydrothermal vent. A hydrothermal vent, Mid-Atlantic Ridge. DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene: GO292553. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., F-2)

Thermostilla marina Slobodkina et al. 2016

B-2881 Type <-- Slobodkina G.B., INMI. Received as: SVX8. (JCM 19992). Ex: shallow-

sea hydrothermal vent. Shallow-sea hydrothermal vent, Volcano island. Italy

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: KR872395. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


condition: anaerobic., C-8)

Thermosulfurimonas dismutans Slobodkin et al. 2012

B-2683 Type <-- Slobodkin A.I., INMI. Received as: S95. (DSM 24515). Ex: deep-sea

hydrothermal chimney. Pacific Ocean, East Lau Spreading Center, Mariner

hydrothermal field, 1910 m deep. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:

JF346116. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Thermosulfuriphilus ammonigenes Slobodkina et al. 2017

B-2855 Type <-- Slobodkina G.B. and Slobodkin A.I., INMI, ST65. Received as: ST65.

(DSM 102941). Ex: deep-sea hydrothermal chimney. East Lau spreading

center, hydrothermal field Tui Malila. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene

sequence: KY471008. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 340, 65oC Growth condition: anaerobic., F-2, S-2)

Thermotoga agilis

B-2802 Type <-- Podosokorskaya O., INMI. Received as: Thermotoga agilis 1864opik.

Ex: thermal spring. Valley of Geysers, Kamchatka Peninsula. Kamchatka

Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: GQ292554.



Thermotoga neapolitana Jannasch et al. 1989

B-2621 <-- Chuvilskaya N.A., IBPM, NS-E, <--Velicodvorskaya G.A., MGU. (DSM

4359; ATCC 49049). Ex: submarine hot spring. Bay of Naples. Italy DNA

sequences: Genome:CP000916. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,



Thermus sp.

B-1257 <-- INMI, VKM B-1257 <-- L.G. Loginova INMI, 71. Received as: Thermus

flavus Saiki et al. 1972. Ex: thermal spring. Kamchatka Peninsula.










Thermus thermophilus (ex Oshima and Imahori 1974) Williams et al. 1995

B-1605 <-- M. Garber Institute of Protein RAS, HB 8 <-- T. Oshima, HB 8

(Flavobacterium thermophilus). Received as: Thermus sp. Synonym:

Thermus thermophilus Oshima and Imahori 1974, Thermus thermophilus (ex

Oshima and Imahori 1974) Manaia et al. 1995. (ATCC 27634; BCRC 17262;

DSM 579; JCM 10941; NBRC 101084; NCIMB 11244). Ex: water. hot

spring. Japan. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 116, 60oC, F-1, S-5)

Thiorhodococcus mannitoliphagus Rabold et al. 2006

B-2393 Type <-- Gorlenko V.M., INMI, WST. (DSM 18266). Ex: microbial mat. Estuary

of the Nilma River, White Sea. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene:


(Medium 248, 30oC Growth condition: anaerobic in the light., F-1, S-2)

Thiospirochaeta perfilievii Dubinina et al. 2011

B-2514 Type <-- Dubinina G. A. INMI. Received as: strain P. Synonym: Spirochaeta

perfilievii. (DSM 19205). Ex: Thiodendron bacterial sulfur mat (mineral

sulfide spring). Novgorod Region, Staraya Russa resort. Russia DNA

sequences: 16S rRNA gene sequence: AY337318. Pathogenicity group



Thiothrix caldifontis Chernousova et al. 2009

B-2520 Type <-- M.Yu. Grabovich VSU, G1. (DSM 21228). Ex: bacterial mat. Thermal

sulfide spring Petushok. Krasnodar Territory. Russia DNA sequences: 16S

rRNA: EU642573; gyrB: FJ032200; hsp60: FJ161077; GCA_900107695.


269, 25oC, C-6, 5%DMSO)

Thiothrix lacustris Chernousova et al. 2009

B-2521 Type <-- M.Yu. Grabovich VSU, BL. (DSM 21227). Ex: bacterial mat. shallow

site of a lower low-temperature carstic lake, Blue Lake system. Kabardino-

Balkarian Republic. Russia DNA sequences: 16S rRNA: EU642572; gyrB:

FJ032199; hsp60: FJ161076; GCA_000621325. Pathogenicity group (SanPin

3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 269, 20oC, C-6, 5%DMSO)

Thiothrix litoralis Ravin et al. 2021

B-3545 <-- M.Yu. Grabovich VSU, AS. Ex: bacterial fouling. Littoral zone of the

White Sea, White Sea Biological Station MSU. Murmansk Region. Russia

DNA sequences: Genome: CP072801. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-

21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 400, 24oC, C-6, 5% DMSO)

Thiothrix subterranea Ravin et al. 2021

B-3544 <-- M.Yu. Grabovich VSU, Ku-5. Ex: fouling in the place of the outflow of

water from the Severnaya mine. Kemerovo. Russia DNA sequences:

Genome: CP053482. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,








Russia): no. (Medium 400, 24oC, C-6, 5% DMSO)

Thiothrix thiosulfatireducens Rosseti et al.

B-3582 Type <-- Grabovich M., Voronezh State University, CT3. Received as: Thiothrix

thiosulfatireducens. (DSM 12730). Ex: activated sludge from treatment plant.

Bari. Italy. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 400, 22-24oC, C-1 with 5% DMSO)

Trichococcus shcherbakoviae Parshina et al., 2019

B-3260 Type <-- Parshina S.N. INMI PAS. Received as: strain Art1. (DSM 107162). Ex:

granulated biomass of psychrophilic bioreactor. Wageningen. Netherlands

DNA sequences: 16S rRNA geneLS451231; whole genome

UNRR00000000. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,

Russia): no. (Medium 389, 25-30oC Growth condition: anaerobic., C-8)

Trichococcus sp.

B-3241 Type <-- Zakharyuk A.G. IBPM RAS. Received as: strain SKBG. (JCM 33326).

Ex: bottom sediment. Buksykhen spring. Republic of Byriatia. Russia DNA

sequences: complete genome: VENO00000000. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


anaerobic., C-8)

Trichotomospora caesia Lian et al.

Ac-1272 <-- V.D.Kuznetsov INMI, K-4115 <-- JCM 6113. (CCRC 13420; DSM

43890; IFO (now NBRC) 14562; JCM 6113). Ex: soil. China. Pathogenicity


C-1)

Tsukamurella paurometabola (Steinhaus 1941) Collins et al. 1988

Ac-1228 <-- JCM 3226. Received as: Rhodococcus aurantiacus (ex Tsukamura and

Mizuno 1971) Tsukamura and Yano 1985 Type. Synonym: Rhodococcus

aurantiacus (ex Tsukamura and Mizuno 1971) Tsukamura and Yano 1985,

Corynebacterium paurometabolum Steinhaus 1941. Other name: Gordona

aurantiaca Tsukamura and Mizuno 1971. (ATCC 25938; CCM 2630; DSM

43246; JCM 3226; NCTC 10741). Ex: sputum of patient with lung disease

DNA sequences: AF283282, X53207, Z36933. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Tundrisphaera lichenicola Kulichevskaya et al. 2017

B-3044 Type <-- I.S. Kulichevskaya, S.N. Dedysh INMI, P12. (LMG 29571). Ex: soil of

tundra peatland. Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Nadym District. Russia


3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no. (Medium 280, 24oC)

Variovorax paradoxus (Davis 1969) Willems et al. 1991

B-1329 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1329 <-- G.A. Zavarzin INMI <--ATCC, ATCC 17713.

Received as: Alcaligenes paradoxus Type. Synonym: Alcaligenes paradoxus

Davis 1969. (ATCC 17713; BCRC 17070; CCM 4467; CCUG 1777; CIP

103459; DSM 30034; JCM 20526; JCM 20895; KCTC 12459; LMG 1797;








NBRC 15149; NCIMB 11964). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Variovorax sp.


XBC-1. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex: rice pad soil. Krasnodar



Variovorax sp.


HBS-3. Received as: Pseudomonas sp. Ex: soil. Richfield. Krasnodar



Vasilyevaea enhydra (Staley 1968) Yee et al. 2010

B-1376 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-1376 <-- J.T. Staley, 9b. Received as:

Prosthecomicrobium enhydrum Type. Synonym: Prosthecomicrobium

enhydrum Staley 1968. (ATCC 23634; JCM 21106; NBRC 102409; NCIMB

12775). Ex: freshwater creek. California, Davis. USA. Pathogenicity group


4)

Virgibacillus jeotgali Sundararaman et al. 2017


Bacterium parvulum Cohn 1922. Ex: water, depth 248 m. Station 3837,

Pacific Ocean. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 5, 28oC Growth condition: 17.12.2021., F-1, C-1, F-3)

Virgibacillus jeotgali Sundararaman et al. 2017


Bacterium imperiale Steinhaus 1941. Ex: water, depth 362 m. Station 246,

Indian Ocean. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 5, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Virgibacillus pantothenticus (Proom and Knight 1950) Heyndrickx et al. 1998 emend.

Heyndrickx et al. 1999

B-507 Òype <-- INMI, VKM B-507 <-- NCTC, NCTC 8162 <-- N.R. Smith, B21 <-- H.

Proom, CN 3028. Received as: Bacillus pantothenticus Type. Synonym:

Bacillus pantothenticus Proom and Knight 1950. (VKM B-1244; ATCC

14576; BCRC 14681; CCM 2049; CCRC 14681; CCUG 7424; CECT 42;

CFBP 4270; CIP 51.24; DSM 26; HAMBI 476; JCM 20334; KCTC 3539;

KCTC 3860; LMG 7129; NBRC 102447; NCIMB 8775; NCTC 8162;

NRRL NRS-1321). Ex: soil. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,


Virgibacillus pantothenticus (Proom and Knight 1950) Heyndrickx et al. 1998


pantothenticus. Synonym: Bacillus pantothenticus Proom and Knight 1950.









5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)

Virgibacillus sp.


Bacillus circulans. Ex: water. Greenland Sea, station 8, depth 200 m.


3, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Virgibacillus sp.


Bacillus brevis Migula 1900. Ex: water, depth 560 m. Station 3838, Pacific


(Medium 68, 28oC, F-1, S-4)

Vulcanithermus mediatlanticus Miroshnichenko et al. 2003

B-2292 Type <-- Bonch-Osmolovskaya E. A. INMI. Received as: TR. (DSM 14978; JCM

11956). Ex: deep-sea hydrothermal chimney. Rainbow vent field, Mid-

Atlantic Ridge. DNA sequences: 16S rRNA gene: AJ507298. Pathogenicity



Weissella confusa (Holzapfel and Kandler 1969) Collins et al. 1994


mesenteroides (Tsenkovskii 1878) van Tieghem 1878. Synonym:

Lactobacillus confusus (Holzapfel and Kandler 1969) Sharpe et al. 1972,

Lactobacillus coprophilus subsp. confusus Holzapfel and Kandler 1969. Ex:

rotting apple. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):

no. (Medium 75, 37oC, F-1, S-5)

Weissella viridescens (Niven and Evans 1957) Collins et al. 1994

B-1290 <-- INMI, VKM B-1290 <-- BTCC, N3949. Received as: Lactobacillus

viridescens. Synonym: Lactobacillus viridescens Niven and Evans 1957,

Lactobacillus viridescens subsp. minor Kandler and Albo-Elnaga 1966.


75, 30oC, F-1, S-5)

Weissella viridescens (Niven and Evans 1957) Collins et al. 1994

B-1528 Òype <-- Vitamin Research Institute, CCM 56 <-- Institute for Vaccines and Sera,

Czechoslovakia, Prague <-- J.B. Evans, S38A. Received as: Lactobacillus

viridescens Type. Synonym: Lactobacillus viridescens Niven and Evans

1957, Lactobacillus viridescens subsp. minor Kandler and Albo-Elnaga

1966. (ATCC 12706; BCRC 11650; CCM 56; CCUG 21533; CCUG 30502;

CDBB 1085; CECT 283; CIP 102810; CNCTC 13; CNCTC 6448; DSM

20410; JCM 1174; KCTC 3504; LMG 3507; NCCB 71015; NCIM 2167;

NCIMB 8965; NRRL B-1951; VTT E-98966). Ex: cured meat products.


75, 37oC, F-1, S-5)

Weizmannia coagulans (Hammer 1915) Gupta et al. 2020









Synonym: Bacillus coagulans Hammer 1915. (ATCC 7050; CCM 2013;

BCRC 10606; CCUG 7417; CECT 12; CFBP 4225; CIP 66.25; CNCTC

5646; DSM 1; HAMBI 1931; IAM 1115; IAM 12463; JCM 2257; KACC

11248; KCTC 3625; LMD 48.14; LMD 77.25; LMG 17450; LMG 17455;

LMG 6326; NBIMCC 1511; NBRC 12583; NCAIM B.01086; NCCB 77025;

NCCB 48014; NCIMB 9365; NCTC 10334; VTT E-82150; VTT E-98150).

Ex: evaporated milk. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,



B-732 <-- INMI, VKM B-732 <-- CCM, CCM 101. Synonym: Bacillus coagulans

Hammer 1915. (NBRC 3557) DNA sequences: gyrB gene: KX028866.


5, 30oC, F-1, S-4)


B-948 <-- INMI, VKM B-948 <-- INMIA. Synonym: Bacillus coagulans Hammer

1915. (VKM B-468; ATCC 10545; BCRC 11592; CIP 52.63; DSM 2311;

IMCAS 156; LMD 50.14; NCCB 50014; NCCB 77021; NCIMB 8041;

NRRL B-768). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia):


Woodsholea maritima Abraham et al. 2004

B-1512 Òype <-- L.B. Andreev IBPM, CM 243 <-- J.S. Poindexter PHRI, CM 243.

Received as: Caulobacter sp. (DSM 17123; LMG 21817). Ex: water.

estuarine. Massachusetts, Woods Hole. USA. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Xanthobacter agilis Jenni and Aragno 1987

B-2105 Òype <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <--DSMZ, DSM 3770 <-- B. Jenni, SA35. (ATCC

43847; DSM 3770; LMG 16336). Ex: water. small eutrophic lake. near

Neuchatel. Switzerland. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,


Xanthobacter autotrophicus (Baumgarten et al. 1974) Wiegel et al. 1978

B-2068 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, 25P. Synonym: Corynebacterium autotrophicum

Baumgarten et al. 1974. Ex: petrol contaminated soil. Poland. Pathogenicity


Xanthobacter flavus Malik and Claus 1979 emend. Reding et al. 1992

B-2106 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM <-- DSMZ, DSM 338 <-- J.R. Postgate <-

Kalininskaya; 301 (Mycobacterium flavum). (ATCC 35867; BCRC 12271;

CIP 105434; DSM 338; IFO (now NBRC) 14759; JCM 1204; LMG 7045;

NCIMB 10071; NRRL B-14838). Ex: turf podsol soil. USSR. Pathogenicity


Xanthobacter oligotrophicus Tikhonova et al. 2021

B-3453 <-- I.K. Kravchenko, E.N. Tikhonova INMI, 29k. (KCTC 72777). Ex:








sewage. Near Baical Lake, East Siberia. Trans-Baikal Territory. Russia DNA

sequences: Genome: NZ_VTTL00000000. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Xanthobacter sp.

B-2069 <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, 32P. Received as: Xanthobacter methylooxidans

Doronina et al. Type. Ex: petrol contaminated soil. Poland. Pathogenicity


Xanthobacter viscosus Doronina and Trotsenko 2003

B-2253 Type <-- N.V. Doronina IBPM, 7D. Synonym: Blastobacter viscosus Loginova

and Trotensko 1980. (CIP 108462). Ex: activated sludge. Wastewater

treatment system of the Baikal pulp and paper mill. Russia DNA sequences:



Xanthomonas arboricola Vauterin et al. 1995


corylina (Miller et al.) Starr et Burkholder 1942. (CCM 1441; ICMP 448;

LMG 8658). Ex: Corylus maxima. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21,




juglandis (Pierce) Dowson 1939. Other name: Xanthomonas arboricola pv.

Juglandis (Pierce et al. 1901) Vauterin et al. 1995. (CCM 1449). Ex: Juglans

regia. New Zealand. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021,




pruni (Smith) Dowson 1939. State: Pathovar Reference strain. Other name:

Xanthomonas arboricola pv. pruni (Smith 1903) Vauterin, Hoste, Kersters

and Swings 1995. (ATCC 19316; CCM 899; CFBP 2535; CFBP 3894; CFBP

5528; ICMP 51; ICMP 8867; LMG 852; NCAIM B.01400; NCPPB 416).

Ex: prune, Prunus domestica. New Zealand. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Xanthomonas axonopodis Starr and Garces 1950 emend. Vauterin et al. 1995


begoniae (Takimoto) Dowson 1939. Synonym: Xanthomonas axonoperis

(sic) Starr and Garces 1950. (CCM 15; ICMP 192; LMG 550; NCPPB 241).


(Medium 112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)



desmodii Patel 1949. Synonym: Xanthomonas axonoperis (sic) Starr and

Garces 1950. State: Pathovar Reference strain. Other name: Xanthomonas








axonopodis pv. desmodii (Patel 1949) Vauterin, Hoste, Kersters and Swings

1995. (ATCC 11640; CCM 1443; ICMP 315; ICMP 316; LMG 692; NCPPB

481). Ex: beggarweed, Desmodium diffusium. India. Pathogenicity group


F-3)



desmodiigangeticii Patel and Moniz 1948. Synonym: Xanthomonas

axonoperis (sic) Starr and Garces 1950. State: Pathovar Reference strain.

Other name: Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. desmodiigangetici (Uppal, Patel

and Moniz 1948) Vauterin, Hoste, Kersters and Swings 1995. (ATCC 11671;

ICMP 577; ICMP 578; CCM 1444; LMG 693; NCPPB 577). Ex:

beggarweed, Desmodium gangeticum. India. Pathogenicity group (SanPin




maculifoliigardeniae (Ark and Barret) Elrod and Braun 1947. Synonym:

Xanthomonas axonoperis (sic) Starr and Garces 1950. Other name:

Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. maculifoliigardeniae (Ark and Barrett 1946)

Vauterin, Hoste, Kersters and Swings 1995. (CCM 1452; ICMP 345; ICMP

354; LMG 956; NCPPB 972). Ex: Gardenia sp. California. USA.


112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Xanthomonas campestris (Pammel 1895) Dowson 1939 emend. Vauterin et al. 1995

B-570 <-- INMI, VKM B-570 <-- ARRIAM, 40. Synonym: Bacillus campestris

Pammel 1895. Other name: Pseudomonas campestris (Pammel 1895) Smith

1897, Bacterium campestre (Pammel 1895) Smith 1897, Phytomonas

campestris (Pammel 1895) Bergey et al. 1923 (heterotypic synonym:

Xanthomonas campestris var. aberrans Knoesel 1961), Xanthomonas

campestris var. armoraceae (McCulloch) Starr and Burkholder 1942.


112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)


B-610 <-- INMI, VKM B-610 <-- CCM, CCM 22. Synonym: Bacillus campestris

Pammel 1895. Other name: Pseudomonas campestris (Pammel 1895) Smith

1897, Bacterium campestre (Pammel 1895) Smith 1897, Phytomonas

campestris (Pammel 1895) Bergey et al. 1923 (heterotypic synonym:

Xanthomonas campestris var. aberrans Knoesel 1961), Xanthomonas

campestris var. armoraceae (McCulloch) Starr and Burkholder 1942. (CCM

22; ICMP 3; LMG 559; NCPPB 45). Ex: rape, Brassica napus. UK.


112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)








campestris. Synonym: Bacillus campestris Pammel 1895. Other name:

Pseudomonas campestris (Pammel 1895) Smith 1897, Bacterium campestre

(Pammel 1895) Smith 1897, Phytomonas campestris (Pammel 1895) Bergey

et al. 1923 (heterotypic synonym: Xanthomonas campestris var. aberrans

Knoesel 1961), Xanthomonas campestris var. armoraceae (McCulloch) Starr

and Burkholder 1942. (ATCC 13951; BCRC 12354; CBMAI 624; CCM

1069; CDBB 157; CECT 95; DSM 1706; IAM 12378; ICMP 8425; JCM

20529; KCTC 2862; NBRC 13303; NCIMB 11803; NRRL B-1459; VTT

E80120). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Xanthomonas fragariae Kennedy and King 1962 emend. van den Mooter and Swings 1990

B-2165 Òype <-- M.A. Nesmeyanova IBPM, DSM 3587 <-- DSMZ, DSM 3587. Received

as: Xanthomonas fragariae. (ATCC 33239; BCRC 13206; CCUG 23372;

CECT 549; CFBP 2157; CFBP 6766; DSM 3587; ICMP 5715; LMG 708;

NCPPB 1469). Ex: plant-derived foodstuff (Fragaria chiloensis var.

ananassa). Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.


Xanthomonas hortorum Vauterin et al. 1995


pelargonii (Brown 1923) Starr and Burkholder 1942. Synonym:

Xanthomonas gardneri (ex Sutic 1957) Jones et al. 2006; Xanthomonas

cynarae Trebaol et al. 2000. Other name: Xanthomonas hortorum pv.

pelargonii (Brown 1923) Vauterin, Hoste, Kersters and Swings 1995. (CCM

612; ICMP 224; LMG 7192; NCPPB 400). Ex: Pelargonium zonale.

Denmark. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-21, 28.01.2021, Russia): no.

(Medium 112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Xanthomonas perforans Jones et al. 2006


papavericola (Bryan and McWhorter) Dowson 1939. Synonym:

Xanthomonas euvesicatoria Jones et al. 2006. (CCM 452; ICMP 219; LMG

7433; NCPPB 151). Ex: Argemone sp. Pathogenicity group (SanPin 3.3686-


Xanthomonas perforans Jones et al. 2006


phaseoli (Smith) Dowson 1939. Synonym: Xanthomonas euvesicatoria Jones


(Medium 112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Xanthomonas pisi (ex Goto and Okabe 1958) Vauterin et al. 1995


vesicatoria (Doidge) Dowson 1939. Synonym: Xanthomonas pisi Goto and

Okabe 1958, Xanthomonas campestris pv. Pisi (Goto and Okabe 1958) Dye







(Medium 112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Xanthomonas sp.


malvacearum (Erwinia Smith) Dowson 1939. Pathogenicity group (SanPin


Xanthomonas sp.


rubrilineans (Lee et al.) Starr and Burkholder 1942. Pathogenicity group


F-3)

Xanthomonas vasicola Vauterin et al. 1995


holcicola (Elliott 1930) Starr and Burkholder 1942. Other name:

Xanthomonas vasicola pv. holcicola (Elliott 1930) Vauterin, Hoste, Kersters

and Swings 1995;. (ATCC 13461; CCM 1447; DSM 3851; IAM 12308;

ICMP 451; ICMP 575; JCM 20467; LMG 7416). Ex: Holcus sp.


112, 28oC, F-1, C-1, F-3)

Zavarzinella formosa Kulichevskaya et al. 2009

B-2478 Type <-- S.N. Dedysh INMI, A10. (DSM 19928). Ex: sphagnum peat bog, depth

of 10-20 cm. Bakchar bog. Tomsk Region. Russia. Pathogenicity group


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