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1 budding bacterium
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2 bacterium
- acetoclastic bacterium
- acetogenic bacterium
- acetone-butanol bacterium
- acetone-ethanol bacterium
- acid-fast bacterium
- acidophilic bacterium
- aciduric bacterium
- aerobic bacterium
- aerotolerant bacterium
- alkaliphilic bacterium
- anaerobic bacterium
- aroma-forming bacterium
- autotrophic bacterium
- bifid bacterium
- box-shaped halophilic bacterium
- budding bacterium
- butyric-acid bacterium
- catalase-negative bacterium
- cellulose-fermenting bacterium
- chemosynthetic bacterium
- chemotrophic bacterium
- chromogenic bacterium
- coliform bacterium
- coryneformic bacterium
- cryophilic bacterium
- denitrifying bacterium
- extremely thermophilic bacterium
- facultatively autotrophic bacterium
- filamentous bacterium
- galophilic bacterium
- gas-producing bacterium
- gliding bacterium
- gram-negative bacterium
- gram-positive bacterium
- gram-variable bacterium
- green sulfur bacterium
- halophilic bacterium
- hay bacterium
- heterofermentative bacterium
- heterotrophic bacterium
- homofermentative bacterium
- hydrogen-reducing bacterium
- iron bacterium
- lactic-acid bacterium
- legume bacterium
- luminescent bacterium
- luminous bacterium
- lysogenic bacterium
- malignant bacterium
- mesophilic bacterium
- metatrophic bacterium
- methane-oxidyzing bacterium
- methanolic bacterium
- methylotrophic bacterium
- neutrophilic bacterium
- nitrate-reducing bacterium
- nitrifying bacterium
- nitrogen-fixing bacterium
- nodule bacterium
- nonfermentative bacterium
- nongas-producing bacterium
- nonpathogenic bacterium
- nonspore-forming bacterium
- obligate aerobic bacterium
- opportunistic pathogenic bacterium
- osmophilic bacterium
- pathogenic bacterium
- photogenic bacterium
- photosynthetic bacterium
- propionic bacterium
- prototrophic bacterium
- psychrophilic bacterium
- purple bacterium
- purple nonsulfur bacterium
- purple sulfur bacterium
- putrefactive bacterium
- pyogenic bacterium
- receptive bacterium
- reducing bacterium
- rod bacterium
- rodlike bacterium
- rod-shaped bacterium
- root nodule bacterium
- ruminal bacterium
- saccharolytic bacterium
- salt-tolerant bacterium
- saprophitic bacterium
- slime-forming bacterium
- soil bacterium
- spiral bacterium
- spore-forming bacterium
- stalked bacterium
- sulfate-reducing bacterium
- sulfur bacterium
- test bacterium
- thermoduric bacterium
- thermogenic bacterium
- thermophilic bacterium
- thread bacterium
- tourne bacterium
- vinegar bacterium* * *
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