In article <4lmvp5$l2o at mserv1.dl.ac.uk>, <Enevold.Falsen at alinks.se> wrote:
:>If Koch could drink Vibrio cholerae, I am sure your dogs may
:>drink Micrococcus.
:>:>The Genus Micrococcus has been amended:
:>:>Micrococcus agilis BAS -> Arthrobacter agilis
:>Micrococcus halobius BAS -> Nesterenkonia halobia
:>Micrococcus kristinae BAS -> Kocuria kristinae
:>Micrococcus luteus AL
:>Micrococcus lylae AL
:>Micrococcus nishinomiyaensis BAS -> Dermacoccus nishinomiyaensis
:>Micrococcus roseus BAS -> Kocuria rosea
:>Micrococcus sedentarius BAS -> Kytococcus sedentarius
:>Micrococcus varians BAS -> Kocuria varians
:>:>You have better start with a query on the method used. If you put more
:>information on the net, you may have comments from more people.
:>
When did all these amendments come in? Seems like some old familiar names
have gone the way of the dinosaurs. Looks like I really am getting old.
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Wayne Lee Forday, Biotechnology Department
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