The Systematic Relationships of the Coccaceae, With a Discussion of the Principles of Bacterial Classification
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Occurs 2S6 RELATIONSHIPS OF THE COCCACE^ singly, or in pairs, or irregular groups, rarely in short chains.
Generally stains by Gram. Meager to good surface growth, of orange color. Acid production moderate in dextrose broth, but slight in lactose broth. Nitrates not reduced.
Growth better at 37 degrees, but pigment production better at 20 degrees. Gelatin not liquefied.
Species 3. Aur. molHs (Dyar) Winslow.
A parasitic coccus, living normally on the surfaces of the human or animal body, or in d...iseased tissues; often found in the air. Occurs singly, or in pairs, or irregular groups, rarely in short chains. Reaction to Gram stain variable, more often positive than not. Good to abundant surface growth, of orange color. Acid production moderate in dextrose and lactose broth. Nitrates reduced to ammonia, or nitrites, or both. Growth generally equal at 20 and 37 degrees; pigment production equal, or "better at 20 degrees. Gelatin usually liquefied rapidly; rarely, not liquefied.
Genus V. Albococcus Winslow and Rogers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Occurs 2S6 RELATIONSHIPS OF THE COCCACE^ singly, or in pairs, or irregular groups, rarely in short chains.
Generally stains by Gram. Meager to good surface growth, of orange color. Acid production moderate in dextrose broth, but slight in lactose broth. Nitrates not reduced.
Growth better at 37 degrees, but pigment production better at 20 degrees. Gelatin not liquefied.
Species 3. Aur. molHs (Dyar) Winslow.
A parasitic coccus, living normally on the surfaces of the human or animal body, or in d...iseased tissues; often found in the air. Occurs singly, or in pairs, or irregular groups, rarely in short chains. Reaction to Gram stain variable, more often positive than not. Good to abundant surface growth, of orange color. Acid production moderate in dextrose and lactose broth. Nitrates reduced to ammonia, or nitrites, or both. Growth generally equal at 20 and 37 degrees; pigment production equal, or "better at 20 degrees. Gelatin usually liquefied rapidly; rarely, not liquefied.
Genus V. Albococcus Winslow and Rogers.
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