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1 Strain DSM Genus Leucobacter Species chromiiresistens Status Risk group L1 Type strain JG 31, CCOS 200, JCM Reference Author Sturm, G., Jacobs, J., Spröer, C., Schumann, P., Gescher, J. Title Leucobacter chromiiresistens sp. nov., a chromate-resistant strain. Journal Int J Syst Evol Microbiol Volume 61 ( Pt 4 ) Page Year 2011 Morphology Agar ISP 2 - growth/g Good Agar ISP 2 - colony color/r Honey yellow (1005) Agar ISP 2 - aerial mycelium/a None Agar ISP 2 - soluble pigment/s Sand yellow (1002) Agar ISP 3 - G Good Agar ISP 3 - R Rape yellow (1002) Agar ISP 3 - A None Agar ISP 3 - S None Agar ISP 4 - G Decreased Agar ISP 4 - R Traffic yellow (1021) Agar ISP 4 - A None Agar ISP 4 - S None Agar ISP 5 - G Good Agar ISP 5 - R Zinc yellow (1018) Agar ISP 5 - A None Agar ISP 5 - S None Agar ISP 6 - G / Agar ISP 6 - R / Agar ISP 6 - A / Agar ISP 6 - S / Agar ISP 7 - G Good Agar ISP 7 R Honey yellow (1005) Agar ISP 7 - A None Agar ISP 7 - S None Agar suter with tyrosine - G Good Agar suter with tyrosine - R Lemon yellow (1012) Agar suter with tyrosine - A None Agar suter with tyrosine - S None Agar suter without tyrosine - G Good decreased Agar suter without tyrosine - R Zinc yellow (1018) 1
2 Agar suter without tyrosine - A None Agar suter without tyrosine - S None Sporechains/Sporangia Physiology Melanin - ph range ph optimum temperature range temperature optimume sodim chloride tolerance 5% lysozyme tolerance use of carbohydrates glucose + use of carbohydrates arabinose + use of carbohydrates sucrose + use of carbohydrates xylose + use of carbohydrates inositol ++ use of carbohydrates mannose + use of carbohydrates fructose ++ use of carbohydrates rhamnose ++ use of carbohydrates raffinose - use of carbohydrates cellulose + Api zym Phosphatase alcaline 1 Api zym Esterase (C4) 3 Api zym Esterase Lipase (C8) 2 Api zym Lipase (C14) 0 Api zym Leucin arylamidase 4 Api zym Valine arylamidase 5 Api zym Cystine arylamidase 1 Api zym Trypsin 0 Api zym Chymotrypsin 0 Api zym Phosphatase acid 1 Api zym Naphtol-AS-BI-phosphohydrolase 0 Api zym alpha galactosidase 0 Api zym beta galactosidase 0 Api zym beta glucuronidase 0 Api zym alpha glucosidase 0 Api zym beta GLUCOSIDASE 0 Api zym N-acetyl-beta-glucoseamidase 0 Api zym alpha mannosidase 0 Api zym alpha fucosidase 0 Api coryne nitrate reduction - Api coryne Pyraziamidase (+) Api coryne Pyrrolidonyl arylamidase - Api coryne Alkaline phosphatase (+) 2
3 Api coryne beta glucuronidase - Api coryne beta galactosidase - Api coryne alpha glucosidase - Api coryne N-acetyl -beta glucoseamidase - Api coryne Esculin (beta glucosidase) - Api coryne Urease + Api coryne Gelatine(hydrolysis) - Api coryne Glucose fermentation - Api coryne Ribose fermentation - Api coryne Xylose fermentation - Api coryne Mannitol fermentation - Api coryne Maltose fermentation - Api coryne Lactose fermentation - Api coryne Sucrose fermentation - Api coryne Glycogen fermentation - Apicoryne Apizym 3
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