The Archaebacteria are now recognized as a new kingdom: Archaea. This
follows after extensive research done by various authors, and is primarily
based on the fact that the Archaea are phylogenetically more closely
related to Eucarya than to eubacteria.
To those interested, I can supply you with a good reference. e-Mail me:
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N. A. van der Merwe
Dept. Microbiology and Biochemistry
University of the Free State
Bloemfontein, ZA
e-Mail (HOME): vdmerwea at intekom.co.za
e-Mail (UFS) : vdmerwea at wwg3.uovs.ac.za
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Karl Roberts <kr1 at PGSTUMAIL.PG.CC.MD.US> wrote in article
<Pine.LNX.3.91.970110093134.15963A-100000 at pgstumail.pg.cc.md.us>...
> Hello,
> Are you sure you don't mean archaebacteria?
> bye
>> On 9 Jan 1997, bioscience wrote:
>> > Hi,
> > I don't know meaning of Antibacteria and
> > what kind of antibacteria for bacillus strain.
> >
> > Good luck to your experiments.
> >
>
