Epithets of species or subspecies can be formed from simple or compound Latin or Neolatin adjectives [Rule 12c (1), Rule 13b]. Group A adjectives are declined according to the first (feminine) or second (masculine, neuter) declension and either end in -us (masculine), -a (feminine), -um (neuter) or in -er (masculine), -ra (feminine), -rum (neuter). One part of the species and subspecies names found in LPSN and derived in that manner are shown here, arranged according to the stem of the adjective. Compound adjectives are grouped according to the last part (the one that is modified according to the gender) as far as possible. See also the LPSN introductory page on forming names.
In the case of a ☞ new combination these epithets must be adapted to the gender of the genus name: -us (masculine), -a (feminine) or -um (neuter).
"Candidatus Synchoanobacter obligatus"
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -uus/-ua/-uum; indicates possibility or result of action; verb base, rarely noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Cryptoclostridium obscurum" — Geodermatophilus obscurus — "Candidatus Gygaeella obscura" corrig. — "Candidatus Gygaella obscura" — Oscillatoria obscura — "Candidatus Spectririckettsia obscura"
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Holospora obtusa — Holospora obtusa — Mastigocoleopsis obtusa — Oscillatoriopsis obtusa — "Woronichinia obtusa"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Corynebacterium occultum — Elizabethkingia occulta — "Candidatus Erginobacter occultus" — Gaiella occulta — Natronococcus occultus — "Candidatus Orphnella occulta" — Pyrodictium occultum — Thaumasiovibrio occultus — "Candidatus Xenobium occultum"
Aquibium oceanicum — Clostridium oceanicum — "Cyanobium oceanicum" — Mesonia oceanica — Mesorhizobium oceanicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Hymenobacter ocellatus — "Parahymenobacter ocellatus" — Scytonema ocellatum — "Sirosiphon ocellatus" — Stigonema ocellatum — "Taxeobacter ocellatus"
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Bacteroides ochraceus — Capnocytophaga ochracea — Chainia ochracea — Conferva ochracea — Haliangium ochraceum — Halofilum ochraceum — Leptolyngbya ochracea — Leptothrix ochracea — Lyngbya ochracea — Microcystis ochracea — Muricauda ochracea — Polycystis ochracea — Virgisporangium ochraceum corrig. — Virgosporangium ochraceum
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Enterococcus malodoratus — Flavobacterium odoratum — Myroides odoratus
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Azoarcus olearius — Deinococcus petrolearius — "Garciaella petrolearia" — "Halanaerocella petrolearia" — Kosmotoga olearia — Methanobacterium petrolearium — Methanolacinia petrolearia — Methanoplanus petrolearius — Microbacterium petrolearium — Muricauda olearia — Neorhizobium petrolearium — Petrotoga olearia — Rhizobium petrolearium — Sporobacterium olearium — Terrisporobacter petrolearius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Bacillus oleronius — Heyndrickxia oleronia
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomyces atroolivaceus" — "Actinomyces olivaceus" — Chainia olivacea — Cyanocystis olivacea — Dichothrix olivacea — Endospora olivacea — Leptolyngbya olivacea — Lyngbya olivacea — Pegethrix olivacea — Sphaenosiphon olivaceus — Streptomyces atroolivaceus — Streptomyces olivaceus — Streptomyces phaeolivaceus
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Francisella opportunistica — "Francisella opportunistica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Brasilonema ornatum — Oscillatoria ornata — Phormidium ornatum — "Streptomyces ornatus"
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Clostridium oroticum — Faecalicatena orotica — "Zymobacterium oroticum"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacteroides ovatus — Cereibacter ovatus — Desulfosarcina ovata — "Desulfosarcina ovata" — "Candidatus Ehrlichia ovata" — "Exococcus ovatus" — Flavobacterium ovatum — Luteovulum ovatum — "Luteovulum ovatum" — Novosphingobium ovatum — Pseudomonas ovata — Rhodobacter ovatus — Sporomusa ovata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Ammoniphilus oxalaticus — Cupriavidus oxalaticus — Ralstonia oxalatica corrig. — Ralstonia oxalaticus — Wautersia oxalatica
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Clostridium oxalicum — Oxalophagus oxalicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Cupidesulfovibrio oxamicus — Desulfovibrio oxamicus — Nitratidesulfovibrio oxamicus — Desulfovibrio vulgaris subsp. oxamicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Streptosporangium oxazolinicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Albimonas pacifica — Alcaligenes pacificus corrig. — Alcanivorax pacificus — Algibacter pacificus — "Algivirga pacifica" — Algoriphagus pacificus — Alkalimicrobium pacificum — Allosediminivita pacifica — "Candidatus Altimarinus pacificus" — Amphritea pacifica — Aquimarina pacifica — Arcobacter pacificus — Bacillus pacificus — Bacterioplanoides pacificum — "Binariimonas pacifica" — Bowmanella pacifica corrig. — Bowmanella pacificus — Brevirhabdus pacifica — Caminibacter pacificus — Carboxydibrachium pacificum corrig. — Carboxydobrachium pacificum — Cellulophaga pacifica — Cetia pacifica — Cobetia pacifica — "Corallibacterium pacifica" — Cyanocystis pacifica — Deleya pacifica — Dermocarpa pacifica — Desulfurobacterium pacificum — Devosia pacifica — Dokdonia pacifica — Echinicola pacifica — Enterovibrio pacificus — Euzebya pacifica — Fabibacter pacificus — Flagellimonas pacifica — Flammeovirga pacifica — Flavimarina pacifica — Halioglobus pacificus — Halomonas pacifica — "Candidatus Hydrothermus pacificus" — "Hyphomonas pacifica" — Hyunsoonleella pacifica — Ignicoccus pacificus — Isoalcanivorax pacificus — Jiella pacifica — Kosmotoga pacifica — Leucothrix pacifica — Longirhabdus pacifica — Lutimaribacter pacificus — Malaciobacter pacificus corrig. — Malacobacter pacificus — Marinicauda pacifica — Marinicella pacifica — "Marinigracilibium pacificum" — Marinisubtilis pacificus — Marinoscillum pacificum — Microbulbifer pacificus — Muricauda pacifica — Nitratireductor pacificus — Nocardioides pacificus — Oceanibaculum pacificum — Oceanicola pacificus — "Oceanisphaera pacifica" — Oceanobacillus pacificus — "Oceanomicrobium pacificus" — "Ochrovirga pacifica" — Palaeococcus pacificus — Paracoccus pacificus — Parasphingorhabdus pacifica — Pelagihabitans pacificus — "Pelagitalea pacifica" — Pelagovum pacificum — Plesiocystis pacifica — Polaribacter pacificus — Poseidonocella pacifica — Pseudooceanicola pacificus — "Pseudosynechococcus pacificus" — "Pseudosynechococcus sudipacificus" — Qipengyuania pacifica — Rheinheimera pacifica — Roseivirga pacifica — Roseivivax pacificus — Roseovarius pacificus — Salinispira pacifica — Salinispora pacifica — Salipiger pacificus — "Candidatus Scalindua pacifica" — Shewanella pacifica — Sphingorhabdus pacifica corrig. — Sphingorhabdus pacificus — Spongiibacterium pacificum — Stakelama pacifica — Streptococcus pacificus — "Streptomyces pacificus" — Sulfitobacter pacificus — "Thalassolituus pacificus" — Thermococcus pacificus — Thioclava pacifica — Veronia pacifica — Winogradskyella pacifica — "Candidatus Xenolissoclinum pacificum" corrig. — Yangia pacifica — Zunongwangia pacifica — Caldanaerobacter subterraneus subsp. pacificus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aeribacillus pallidus — Bacillus pallidus — Bacillus pallidus — Chryseobacterium pallidum — Epilithonimonas pallida — Falsibacillus pallidus — Flavobacterium pallidum — Flectobacillus pallidus — Geobacillus pallidus — Halogeometricum pallidum — Halorientalis pallida — Halorubrum pallidum — Halosarcina pallida — Humibacillus xanthopallidus — Hymenobacter pallidus — Isosphaera pallida — Jaaginema pallidum — Komvophoron pallidum — Lemmermannia pallida — Lemmermanniella pallida — Mesobacterium pallidum — Micromonospora pallida — Natrinema pallidum — Oscillatoria pallida — Paraburkholderia pallida — Paraphaeobacter pallidus — "Parvopolyspora pallida" — Pseudanabaena pallida — "Ramlibacter pallidus" — Salipiger pallidus — "Spirochaeta pallida" — Treponema pallidum — Xenococcus pallidus — Micromonospora echinospora subsp. pallida — Pilimelia columellifera subsp. pallida — Xenococcus schousboei subsp. pallidus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ulus/-ula/-ulum; (1) diminutive; adjectival base; (2) indicates a tendency or action; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Synoicihabitans palmerolidicus"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Acetobacterium paludosum — Microcoleus paludosus — Nostoc paludosum — Onkonema paludosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Nesterenkonia pannonica — Siphonosphaera pannonica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacillus pantothenticus — Virgibacillus pantothenticus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Acetobacter paradoxum" — "Acetobacter paradoxus" — Alcaligenes paradoxus — Clostridium paradoxum — "Gloionema paradoxum" — "Leptodesmis paradoxa" — "Mastichonema paradoxum" — "Candidatus Methanothrix paradoxa" corrig. — "Candidatus Methanothrix paradoxum" — Streptomyces paradoxus — Thialkalivibrio paradoxus — Thioalkalivibrio paradoxus corrig. — Variovorax paradoxus — Acetobacter pasteurianus subsp. paradoxus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aphanocapsa parasitica — Microcystis parasitica — Microdiscus parasiticus — Polyangium parasiticum
Probable suffix: -iticus/-itica/-iticum; indicates fitness or capability for something or possession of; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acholeplasma parvum — Acinetobacter parvus — "Actinomyces parvus" — Alteracholeplasma parvum — Anabaena parva — Aquabacterium parvum — Aquirhabdus parva — Arcobacter parvus — Bacteroides parvus — Capillimicrobium parvum — Chitinophaga parva — "Chlorobaculum parvum" — Cyanobium parvum — Eperythrozoon parvum — "Flavobacterium parvum" — "Candidatus Holospora parva" — Leptospira parva — Limnobaculum parvum — Limnohabitans parvus — Methanocorpusculum parvum — Methylocystis parva corrig. — Methylocystis parvus — Microbispora parva — Muricauda parva — "Candidatus Mycoplasma haematoparvum" — "Candidatus Mycoplasma haemoparvum" — "Mycoplasma parvum" — Oribacterium parvum — Parvimonas parva — Pectobacterium parvum — Phenylobacterium parvum — Poseidonibacter parvus — "Roseospirillum parvum" — "Ruminobacter parvum" — Sphaerophycus parvum — "Sphingomonas parva" — "Sphingomonas parvus" — Streptomyces parvus — Treponema parvum — Trichormus parvus — "Turneria parva" — Turneriella parva — Undibacterium parvum — Ureaplasma parvum — "Ureaplasma parvum"
Atopobium parvulum — "Corynebacterium parvulum" — Lacipirellula parvula — "Lacunisphaera parvula" — Lancefieldella parvula — Pediococcus parvulus — "Pedosphaera parvula" — Peptostreptococcus parvulus — "Staphylococcus parvulus" — Streptococcus parvulus — "Streptococcus parvulus" — Streptomyces parvulus corrig. — Veillonella parvula — Veillonella parvula subsp. parvula
Probable suffix: -ulus/-ula/-ulum; (1) diminutive; adjectival base; (2) indicates a tendency or action; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Cupriavidus pauculus — Ralstonia paucula — Wautersia paucula
Probable suffix: -culus/-cula/-culum; diminutive; adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Microbacterium paulum — "Streptomyces paulus"
Probable suffix: -ulus/-ula/-ulum; (1) diminutive; adjectival base; (2) indicates a tendency or action; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Chamaecalyx pedicellatus — Dermocarpella pedicellata — Podocapsa pedicellatum
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Halolamina pelagica — Halorussus pelagicus — Halosimplex pelagicum — Halostella pelagica — Katagnymene pelagica — "Methanosaeta pelagica" — Methylobacter pelagicus — Methylomicrobium pelagicum — Methylomonas pelagica — "Methylotuvimicrobium pelagicum" — Myroides pelagicus — Oceanospirillum pelagicum — Pseudorhizobium pelagicum — "Spirillum pelagicum" — "Vibrio bathopelagicus" — Oceanospirillum beijerinckii subsp. pelagicum — Rhizobium marinum subsp. pelagicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actibacterium pelagium — Alkalibacterium pelagium — Beneckea pelagia — Cribrihabitans pelagius — Croceicoccus pelagius — "Candidatus Desulfobia pelagia" — Ferrimonas pelagia — Gelidibacter pelagius — Halopseudomonas pelagia — Henriciella pelagia — "Candidatus Kariarchaeum pelagium" corrig. — "Candidatus Kariarchaeum pelagius" — Listonella pelagia — Luteimonas pelagia — Maribacter pelagius — Maribius pelagius — Marinobacter pelagius — Mobilicoccus pelagius — Neopseudomonas pelagia — Palleronia pelagia — "Palleronia pelagia" — Pseudomonas pelagia — Ruegeria pelagia — Tenacibaculum pelagium — Tunicatimonas pelagia — Vibrio pelagius — Tritonibacter mobilis subsp. pelagius
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Caldora penicillata — Dichothrix penicillata — Heteroleibleinia penicillata — Phormidium penicillatum — Schizothrix penicillata — Symplocastrum penicillatum
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Blochmannia pennsylvanicus" — "Candidatus Blochmanniella pennsylvanica" corrig.
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacteroides pentosaceus — Pediococcus pentosaceus — Thermoanaerobacter pentosaceus
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Aquaspirillum peregrinum — Insolitispirillum peregrinum — "Levispirillum peregrinum" — Mycobacterium peregrinum — Mycolicibacterium peregrinum — "Spirillum peregrinum" — Aquaspirillum peregrinum subsp. peregrinum — Insolitispirillum peregrinum subsp. peregrinum — "Levispirillum peregrinum subsp. peregrinum"
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Fusobacterium periodonticum — "Candidatus Nanoperiomorbus periodonticus" — "Streptococcus periodonticum"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Litoribacillus peritrichatus — Salinicola peritrichatus
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Arsukibacterium perlucidum — "Extensimonas perlucida" — Marinospirillum perlucidum — Rheinheimera perlucida — Vogesella perlucida
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Roseibacillus persicicus — Roseibacterium persicicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Deinococcus persicinus — Erwinia persicina corrig. — Erwinia persicinus — Hymenobacter persicinus — Lamprocystis roseopersicina — Methylobacterium persicinum — Microcystis roseopersicinus — Phormidium persicinum — Protococcus roseopersicinus — Pseudanabaena persicina — Thiocapsa roseopersicina corrig.
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acetobacter persicus — Aliicoccus persicus — Bacillus persicus — Borrelia persica — Celeribacter persicus — Cellulomonas persica — Desmonostoc persicum — Francisella persica — Halopenitus persicus — Halorientalis persica corrig. — Halorientalis persicus — Halorubrum persicum — Herpetosiphon persicus — Kibdelosporangium persicum — Klisinema persicum — Lentibacillus persicus — Lewinella persica — Marinobacter persicus — Mesobacillus persicus — Mycobacterium persicum — Natronoarchaeum persicum — Neolewinella persica — Neowestiellopsis persica — "Candidatus Pantoea persica" — Pseudomonas persica — Racemicystis persica — Saliterribacillus persicus — "Spirochaeta persica" — Streptomyces flavopersicus — "Streptomyces flavopersicus" — Streptoverticillium flavopersicum — Wolbachia persica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Bacillus rubropertinctus" — Gordona rubripertincta — Gordona rubropertinctus — Gordonia rubripertincta corrig. — Gordonia rubropertinctus — Hymenobacter rubripertinctus — Rhodococcus rubropertinctus
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aeus/-aea/-aeum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Micromonospora peucetia — Streptomyces peucetius
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Geofilum rhodophaeum — Myroides phaeus — Nocardiopsis rhodophaea — Pelodictyon phaeum — Siccirubricoccus phaeus — Streptomyces xanthophaeus — Thermacetogenium phaeum
Probable suffix: -aeus/-aea/-aeum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Arthrobacter chlorophenolicus — "Arthrobacter nitrophenolicus" — Arthrobacter psychrophenolicus — Citricoccus nitrophenolicus — Clostridium nitrophenolicum — Cryptanaerobacter phenolicus — Desulfobacterium phenolicum — Desulfobacula phenolica — Herbaspirillum chlorophenolicum — Maricurvus nonylphenolicus — Mycobacterium chlorophenolicum — Mycobacterium chlorophenolicum — Mycolicibacterium chlorophenolicum — Nocardioides nitrophenolicus — Paeniglutamicibacter psychrophenolicus — Pseudarthrobacter chlorophenolicus — Pseudoalteromonas phenolica — Pseudomaricurvus alkylphenolicus — Pseudomonas alkylphenolica — Rhodococcus chlorophenolicus — Rhodococcus phenolicus — Sphingobium chlorophenolicum — Sphingomonas chlorophenolica — Sphingomonas oligophenolica — Alcaligenes faecalis subsp. phenolicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Methanobacterium arbophilicum — Methanoculleus thermophilicus — Methanogenium thermophilicum — Methylobacterium mesophilicum — Pseudomonas mesophilica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Gordona hydrophobica — Gordonia hydrophobica corrig. — Pseudoamycolata halophobica — Pseudonocardia halophobica — Sphingobium hydrophobicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Mycobacterium phocaicum — Mycolicibacterium phocaicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Kitasatospora phosalacinea corrig. — Kitasatosporia phosalacinea — Streptomyces phosalacineus
Probable suffix: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Micrococcus phosphoreus" — Photobacterium phosphoreum
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Pararhodospirillum photometricum — Rhodospirillum photometricum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Pelagimonas phthalicica — Tropicibacter phthalicicus corrig.
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinomycetospora endophytica — Actinorugispora endophytica — Aeromicrobium endophyticum — "Aeromicrobium endophyticum" — Alcaligenes endophyticus — Allohumibacter endophyticus — Altererythrobacter endophyticus — Altericroceibacterium endophyticum — Amnibacterium endophyticum — Amycolatopsis endophytica — Anabaena epiphytica — Anabaenothrix epiphytica — Anagnostidinema epiphloeophyticum — Anathece endophytica — Aphanothece endophytica — Aphanothece halophytica — Arthrobacter endophyticus — Asanoa endophytica — Asticcacaulis endophyticus — Aurantimonas endophytica — Aureimonas endophytica — Bacillus endophyticus — Blastococcus endophyticus — Borzia endophytica — Brachybacterium endophyticum — Brucella endophytica — Calothrix epiphytica — "Caulobacter endophyticus" — Cellulomonas endophytica — Chroococcus endophyticus — Chryseobacterium endophyticum — Cohnella endophytica — Crinalium endophyticum — "Cyanobacterium epiphyticum" — Cyanodictyon endophyticum — Domibacillus epiphyticus — Dyadobacter endophyticus — Elizabethkingia endophytica — Erwinia endophytica — Filimonas endophytica — Flavobacterium endophyticum — Flexivirga endophytica — Flindersiella endophytica — Frankia saprophytica — Friedmanniella endophytica — Frigoribacterium endophyticum — Fulvimarina endophytica — Geitleribactron periphyticum — Geitlerinema epiphloeophyticum — Glutamicibacter endophyticus — Glycomyces endophyticus — "Gottfriedia endophyticus" — Gynurincola endophyticus — Halomonas endophytica — Heteroleibleinia epiphytica — Hormoscilla endophytica — Jaaginema metaphyticum — Janibacter endophyticus — Jatrophihabitans endophyticus — Jiangella endophytica — Jiella endophytica — Jishengella endophytica — Kineococcus endophytica — Kineococcus endophyticus corrig. — Komvophoron epiphyticum — Kribbella endophytica — Kushneria endophytica — Labedella endophytica — Leibleinia epiphytica — Leibleinia epiphytica — Limoniibacter endophyticus — Lyngbya endophytica — Lyngbya epiphytica — Lysinibacillus endophyticus — Mangrovicella endophytica — Mangrovihabitans endophyticus — Marinactinospora endophytica — Mariniluteicoccus endophyticus — Marinomonas epiphytica — Marmoricola endophyticus — Martelella endophytica — Microbacterium endophyticum — Micrococcus endophyticus — Microlunatus endophyticus — Micromonospora endophytica — "Micromonospora endophytica" — Micromonospora halophytica — Mucilaginibacter endophyticus — Nakamurella endophytica — Neobacillus endophyticus — Nesterenkonia endophytica — Nocardia endophytica — Nocardioides endophyticus — "Nocardioides marmoriendophyticus" — Nonomuraea endophytica — Novosphingobium endophyticum — Ochrobactrum endophyticum — Okibacterium endophyticum — Paenibacillus endophyticus — "Pantoea endophytica" — "Pantoea endophytica" — Paracoccus endophyticus — Pedobacter endophyticus — Phycicoccus endophyticus — Phyllobacterium endophyticum — Phytoactinopolyspora endophytica — Phytomonospora endophytica — Plantactinospora endophytica — Prauserella endophytica — Priestia endophytica — Promicromonospora endophytica — Pseudanabaena endophytica — Pseudoclavibacter endophyticus — "Pseudofrankia saprophytica" — Pseudogracilibacillus endophyticus — Pseudomonas endophytica — Pseudonocardia endophytica — Pseudooceanicola endophyticus — Rhizobium endophyticum — Rothia endophytica — Saccharibacillus endophyticus — Saccharopolyspora endophytica — Salinicola endophyticus — Salinicola halophyticus — Sphingobacterium endophyticum — Sphingobium endophyticum corrig. — Sphingobium endophyticus — Sphingomonas endophytica — Spirosoma endophyticum — Stackebrandtia endophytica — Staphylococcus saprophyticus — "Staphylococcus saprophyticus" — Streptomyces endophyticus — "Subtercola endophyticus" — Tamaricihabitans halophyticus — "Trujillonella endophytica" — Umezawaea endophytica — "Ureibacillus endophyticus" — Verrucosispora endophytica — Winogradskyella epiphytica — Zobellella endophytica — Zunongwangia endophytica — Aphanothece nidulans subsp. endophytica — Elizabethkingia anophelis subsp. endophytica — Micromonospora halophytica subsp. halophytica — Staphylococcus saprophyticus subsp. saprophyticus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Amycolatopsis pigmentata — "Brevibacterium pigmentatum"
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
"Neorhodopirellula pilleata" — Rhodopirellula pilleata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Calothrix pilosa — Corynebacterium pilosum — Limnochorda pilosa — Scytonematopsis pilosa — Streptomyces pilosus — Streptomyces prasinopilosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Aeromicrobium piscarium — Flavirhabdus iliipiscaria — Lacinutrix iliipiscaria — Lentibacillus juripiscarius — "Paenibacillus piscarius" — Photobacterium iliopiscarium — Piscibacillus salipiscarius — Vibrio iliopiscarius — Vibrio renipiscarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Brucella pituitosa — Ochrobactrum pituitosum — Pedobacter pituitosus — Sphingomonas pituitosa
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Anabaena planctonica — Aphanocapsa planctonica — Cronbergia planctonica — Cyanocatena planctonica — Cylindrospermum planctonicum — Dolichospermum planctonicum — Gramella planctonica — Limnothrix planctonica — Oscillatoria planctonica — Planktothrix planctonica — Psychroflexus planctonicus — Oscillatoria ornata subsp. planctonica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Idiomarina planktonica — Limnohabitans planktonicus — "Candidatus Methylopumilus planktonicus" — Pseudidiomarina planktonica — "Candidatus Rhodoluna planktonica" — Sphingorhabdus planktonica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Isactis plana — Pannus planus — Peterkaempfera griseoplana — Scytonema planum — Streptacidiphilus griseoplanus — Streptomyces griseoplanus
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Bacteroides plebeius — Phocaeicola plebeius
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Flavobacterium plicatum" — Massilia plicata — Pseudoduganella plicata — Streptomyces plicatus
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Melisococcus plutonius — Melissococcus plutonius corrig.
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Bacterium plymuthicum" — Serratia plymuthica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Prosthecomicrobium pneumaticum
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Methylobacterium podarium — Methylorubrum podarium
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Pararhizobium polonicum — Pectobacterium polonicum — Siphononema polonicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinoplanes polyasparticus — "Streptomyces polyasparticus"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
"Eurycolium ponticus" — Marinomonas pontica — Vibrio ponticus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinobacillus porcinus — "Arcobacter porcinus" — Bifidobacterium porcinum — Enterococcus porcinus — Hespellia porcina — Mycobacterium porcinum — Mycolicibacterium porcinum — Streptococcus porcinus — Streptococcus pseudoporcinus — Treponema porcinum — Bifidobacterium thermacidophilum subsp. porcinum — Limosilactobacillus reuteri subsp. porcinus
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacteroides praeacutus — "Coccobacillus praeacutus" — Tissierella praeacuta
Probable suffix: -utus/-uta/-utum; indicates possession; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Chitinimonas prasina — Cyanocystis prasina — Dermocarpella prasina — Nocardiopsis prasina — Sphaenosiphon prasinus — Streptomyces prasinus — Nocardiopsis alba subsp. prasina corrig. — Nocardiopsis albus subsp. prasina — Nocardiopsis dassonvillei subsp. prasina
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinosynnema pretiosum — "Fontivita pretiosa" — Actinosynnema pretiosum subsp. pretiosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Aquicultor primus" — "Cephaloticoccus primus" — "Candidatus Cytomitobacter primus" — "Candidatus Geothermincola primus" — "Candidatus Halolacustris primus" — Mesotoga prima — Ornatilinea apprima
"Vibrio tetraodonis subsp. pristinus"
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Blautia producta — Oscillatoria producta — Peptostreptococcus productus — Phormidium productum — Ruminococcus productus — "Streptococcus productus"
"Candidatus Aerophobus profundus" — Aquisediminimonas profunda — Archaeoglobus profundus — Aurantivirga profunda — Caminibacter profundus — Caulobacter profunda — Caulobacter profundus corrig. — Crassaminicella profunda — "Candidatus Desulfatibia profunda" — Desulfovibrio profundus — Exiguobacterium profundum — Ferruginibacter profundus — "Halomonas profundus" — Jaaginema profundum — Lacisediminihabitans profunda — Marinobacterium profundum — Moritella profunda — Oceanisphaera profunda — Oceanithermus profundus — Oceanobacillus profundus — Oscillatoria profunda — Paenibacillus profundus — Paraoceanicella profunda — Paroceanicella profunda corrig. — Photobacterium profundum — Pseudodesulfovibrio profundus — "Pseudothermotoga profunda" — Psychromonas profunda — Salipiger profundus — "Candidatus Scalindua profunda" — Shewanella profunda — "Thalassospira frigidphilosprofundus" — Thermococcus profundus corrig. — Thermotoga profunda — Thermus profundus — Thiobacimonas profunda — Wangia profunda — Winogradskyella profunda — Zunongwangia profunda corrig.
"Candidatus Mellornella promiscua"
Probable suffix: -uus/-ua/-uum; indicates possibility or result of action; verb base, rarely noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Anabaena propinqua — Corynebacterium propinquum — Trichormus propinquus
Probable suffix: -uus/-ua/-uum; indicates possibility or result of action; verb base, rarely noun base [Stearn 1973].
Desulfosalsimonas propionicica — Pelotomaculum propionicicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomyces propionicus" — Anaerotignum neopropionicum — Anaerotignum propionicum — "Candidatus Anammoxiglobus propionicus" corrig. — "Candidatus Anammoxoglobus propionicus" — Arachnia propionica — Barnesiella propionica — Clostridium neopropionicum — Clostridium propionicum — Desulfobulbus propionicus — "Desulfobulbus propionicus" — "Candidatus Desulfonatronobulbus propionicus" — "Desulfosalina propionicus" — Desulfurella propionica — Gallintestinimicrobium propionicum — Geomonas propionica — Pelobacter propionicus — Pelosinus propionicus — Pelotomaculum thermopropionicum — Propionibacterium propionicum corrig. — Propionibacterium propionicus — Proteiniphilum propionicum — "Pseudopelobacter propionicus" — Pseudopropionibacterium propionicum — Smithella propionica — Sporotalea propionica — Thauera propionica — "Tyzzerella neopropionica" — "Tyzzerella propionica" — Vaginimicrobium propionicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Asticcacaulis biprosthecium — Asticcacaulis biprosthecius corrig.
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Kitasatospora psammotica — Streptomyces psammoticus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomadura pulveracea" — Streptomyces pulveraceus
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Aromatoleum pumilum — Azoarcus pumilus — Bacillus pumilus — "Candidatus Burkholderia pumila" — Hapalosiphon pumilus — Kordiimonas pumila — Marinibaculum pumilum — Methanocalculus pumilus — Microbacterium pumilum — Mogibacterium pumilum — Motilimonas pumila — Paludirhabdus pumila — Pseudazoarcus pumilus
Aeromonas punctata — "Bacillus punctatus" — "Beggiatoa punctata" — "Candidatus Burkholderia nigropunctata" — "Candidatus Burkholderia subpunctata" — Lyngbya bipunctata — Macromonas bipunctata — Merismopedia punctata — Merismopoedia punctata — Pantoea punctata — "Candidatus Paraburkholderia nigropunctata" — Planktolyngbya bipunctata — Scytonema punctatum — Tatumella punctata — "Thiospira bipunctata" — Aeromonas punctata subsp. punctata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
"Blattabacterium punctulatus" — Jaaginema quadripunctulatum — Oscillatoria quadripunctulata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Clostridium puniceum — Deinococcus puniceus — Glaciecola punicea — "Hymenobacter puniceus" — "Larkinella punicea" — Mucilaginibacter puniceus — "Pedobacter puniceum" — Streptomyces puniceus — Thermus tenuipuniceus — Umboniibacter marinipuniceus
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Chromatium purpuratum — Marichromatium purpuratum — Paludibacterium purpuratum — "Streptomyces propurpuratus" — Streptosporangium purpuratum
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Actinoallomurus purpureus — Amoebobacter purpureus — Chlorogloea purpurea — Imhoffiella purpurea — Kitasatoa purpurea — Lamprocystis purpurea — "Leibleinia purpurea" — Leptolyngbya purpurea — Lyngbya purpurea — Micromonospora purpurea — Nonomuraea purpurea — Pfennigia purpurea — Plectonema purpureum — Pseudophormidium purpureum — Rhodocyclus purpureus — Soonwooa purpurea — Streptomyces phaeopurpureus — Streptomyces purpureus — Teredinibacter purpureus — "Streptomyces libani subsp. rubropurpureus"
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura pusilla — Brevibacterium pusillum — Coelomoron pusillum — Coelosphaerium pusillum — Curtobacterium pusillum — Heteroleibleinia pusilla — Letestuinema perpusillum — "Micromonas pusilla" — Microtetraspora pusilla — Nannocystis pusilla — Nonomuraea pusilla corrig. — Nonomuria pusilla — Oceanospirillum pusillum — "Spirillum pusillum" — Terasakiella pusilla
Probable suffix: -illus/-illa/-illum; diminutive [Stearn 1973].
"Bacillus putidus" — Haloflavibacter putidus — Laceyella putida — Massilia putida — Pseudomonas alloputida — Pseudomonas putida — Sporolactobacillus putidus — Thermoactinomyces putidus — Treponema putidum — "Pseudomonas jessenii subsp. pseudoputida"
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Clostridium putrificum — "Pacinia putrifica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aeus/-aea/-aeum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Enterobacter pyrinus — Pluralibacter pyrinus
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Burkholderia pyrrocinia — Burkholderia pyrrocinia — Pseudomonas pyrrocinia
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Moraxella phenylpyruvica — Psychrobacter phenylpyruvicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Agmenellum quadruplicatum — Trochiscia quadruplicata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
"Borrelia queenslandica" — "Candidatus Borrelia queenslandica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Brenneria quercina — Erwinia quercina — Lonsdalea quercina — Lonsdalea quercina subsp. quercina
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bartonella quintana — "Rickettsia quintana" — Rochalimaea quintana
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Sporolactobacillus racemicus" — Sporolactobacillus nakayamae subsp. racemicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Agromyces ramosus — Aminithiophilus ramosus — Arthrobacter ramosus — "Bacillus ramosus" — Bifidobacterium ramosum — Clostridium ramosum — "Erysipelatoclostridium ramosum" — Erythrobacter ramosus — Erythromicrobium ramosum — Leptolyngbya pauciramosa — Leptolyngbya ramosa — Lithococcus ramosus — Mycoplana ramosa — Nevskia ramosa — Pasteuria ramosa — "Pseudomonas amyloderamosa" — Pseudophormidium pauciramosum — Rosaria ramosa — Scytonema multiramosum — "Thiothrix ramosa" — Thomasclavelia ramosa — Westiellopsis ramosa — Plectonema purpureum subsp. pauciramosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Methylomonas rapida" — Winogradskyella rapida
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Endonucleariibacter rarus" corrig. — "Candidatus Endonucleariobacter rarus" — Frischella perrara — Halobellus rarus — Halorussus rarus — Polynucleobacter rarus — Prevotella rara — "Candidatus Rickettsia rara" — Rodentibacter rarus — Vibrio rarus — Xylanibacter rara — Xylanibacter rarus corrig.
"Actinomyces violaceorectus" — Campylobacter rectus — Clostridium rectum — "Cystobacter erectus" — Heteroleibleinia erecta — Heteroleibleinia erecta — "Hiblerillus rectus" — Kitasatospora cinereorecta — Lyngbya erecta — Rexia erecta — Stigmatella erecta — Streptomyces aureorectus — Streptomyces cinereorectus — "Streptomyces rectus" — Streptomyces roseirectus — Streptomyces violaceorectus — Syntrophomonas erecta — Wolinella recta — "Holospora undulata subsp. recta" — "Syntrophomonas erecta subsp. erecta"
"Candidatus Tantalella remota"
Probable suffix: -otus/-ota/-otum; indicates resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Azospira restricta — Azovibrio restrictus — Dehalobacter restrictus — Flavobacterium restrictum — Nocardia restricta — "Nocardia restrictus" — "Proactinomyces restrictus"
Gluconacetobacter rhaeticus — "Komagatabacter rhaeticus" — Komagataeibacter rhaeticus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Altererythrobacter rhizovicinus — Kibdelosporangium rhizovicinum — Luteibacter rhizovicinus — "Paenibacillus rhizovicinus" — Pelagerythrobacter rhizovicinus — "Pseudomonas rhizovicinus" — Sphingobium rhizovicinum
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Burkholderia rhizoxinica — Mycetohabitans rhizoxinica — Paraburkholderia rhizoxinica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Methylobacterium rhodinum corrig. — Methylorubrum rhodinum
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acetofilamentum rigidum — Sirenicapillaria rigida
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Lyngbya rimosa — Phormidium rimosum — Streptomyces rimosus — Streptomyces rimosus subsp. rimosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Actinokineospora riparia — Azohydromonas riparia — Fervidobacterium riparium — Listeria riparia — Occallatibacter riparius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Domibacillus robiginosus — Rhodovulum robiginosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Chondromyces robustus — Gomphosphaeria robusta — "Ketogulonicigenium robustum" corrig. — "Ketogulonigenium robustum" — Limnoraphis robusta — Lyngbya robusta — "Candidatus Nitrocaldera robusta" — Porphyrosiphon robustus — Stigonema robustum — Tolypothrix robusta — Woronichinia robusta — Lyngbya hieronymusii subsp. robusta
"Meiothermus rosaceus" — "Streptomyces platensis subsp. rosaceus"
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura roseola — "Actinomyces roseolus" — Flexibacter roseolus — Hugenholtzia roseola — Microtetraspora roseola — Microvirga roseola — Nonomuraea roseola corrig. — Nonomuria roseola — Plectonema roseolum — Streptomyces roseolus
Acidipila rosea — Adhaeribacter pallidiroseus — Algoriphagus roseus — Aliifodinibius roseus — Amoebobacter roseus — Aquirufa rosea — Arcicella rosea — Armatimonas rosea — Arthrobacter roseus — Arundinibacter roseus — Bactoderma rosea — "Bactoderma rosea" — Bactoderma roseum corrig. — Belnapia rosea — Calidithermus roseus — Cesiribacter roseus — Chainia rosea — Chthonomonas calidirosea — Clostridium roseum — Craurococcus roseus — Crenalkalicoccus roseus — Cyanobium roseum — Cyclobacterium roseum — Dactylosporangium roseum — Deinococcus roseus — Desertibacter roseus — Echinicola rosea — Edaphorhabdus rosea — Effluviibacter roseus — Elioraea rosea — Euzebya rosea — Flectobacillus roseus — "Fodinibius roseus" — Geminicoccus roseus — Gloeocapsa rosea — Gluconobacter roseus — Gracilimonas rosea — Granulicella rosea — Halalkalibacterium roseum — Halalkalibaculum roseum — Halobaculum roseum — Halochromatium roseum — Haloferula rosea — Halonotius roseus — Humitalea rosea — Hymenobacter roseus — Imperialibacter roseus — Kandeliimicrobium roseum — Kocuria rosea — "Lamprobacter roseus" — Larkinella rosea corrig. — Larkinella roseus — Lichenicoccus roseus — Limnoglobus roseus — Limnothrix rosea — Litoreibacter roseus — Loktanella rosea — "Candidatus Magnetomorum rongchengiroseum" corrig. — "Candidatus Magnetomorum tsingtaoniroseum" corrig. — "Candidatus Magnetomorum tsingtaoroseum" — Meiothermus roseus — Melioribacter roseus — Meridianimarinicoccus roseus — Methylocystis rosea — Microbispora rosea — Microbispora thermorosea — Micrococcus roseus — "Micromonospora rosea" — "Microvirga rosea" — Minicystis rosea — Modestobacter roseus — Mongoliicoccus roseus — Mucilaginibacter aurantiaciroseus — Mucilaginibacter pallidiroseus — Mucilaginibacter roseus — Muricoccus roseus — Natronococcus roseus — Nocardia flavorosea — Nocardiopsis rosea — Nonomuraea fuscirosea — Nonomuraea rosea — Novipirellula rosea — Oscillatoria rosea — Oscillatoria rosea — "Paenibacillus roseus" — Paraburkholderia pallidirosea — Pararoseomonas rosea — Pedobacter roseus — "Pelochromatium roseum" — Phormidium roseum — "Candidatus Planktothricoides rosea" — Planobispora rosea — Polynucleobacter meluiroseus — Pontibacter roseus — Pseudaestuariivita rosea — Pseudanabaena rosea — Putridiphycobacter roseus — Puzihella rosea — Rhabdobacter roseus — Rhodococcus roseus — "Rhodocytophaga rosea" — Rhodopirellula rosea — Rhodoplanes roseus — Rhodopseudomonas rosea — Roseivivax roseus — Roseomonas rosea — Rubellimicrobium roseum — Rufibacter roseus — Runella rosea — Saccharopolyspora rosea — Salinarimonas rosea — Salinicoccus roseus — Schizothrix rosea — Sediminibacterium roseum — "Sediminicoccus rosea" — Singulisphaera rosea — Skermanella rosea — Sphaenosiphon roseus — Sphaerisporangium flaviroseum — "Sphingomonas rosea" — Spiribacter roseus — Spongiactinospora rosea — Stenotrophobacter roseus — Streptosporangium roseum — Streptosporangium subroseum — Synechococcus roseus — "Tautonia rosea" — Tellurirhabdus rosea — Terriglobus roseus — Thermomicrobium roseum — Thiocapsa rosea — Thiopedia rosea — Tranquillimonas rosea — Umboniibacter roseus — "Waksmania rosea" — Yoonia rosea — Microbispora rosea subsp. rosea — Phormidium mucicola subsp. roseum — Roseomonas gilardii subsp. rosea
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ulentus/-ulenta/-ulentum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Altererythrobacter rubellus — "Deinococcus rubellus" — Salinovum rubellum — Schizothrix rubella
Probable suffix: -ellus/-ella/-ellum; diminutive; adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Erythrobacter rubeus — Halosegnis rubeus — Mucilaginibacter rubeus — Roseomonas rubea — Sphaerisporangium rubeum corrig. — Sphaerosporangium rubeum
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Geofilum rubicundum — Gloeocapsa rubicunda — Haloplanus rubicundus
Probable suffix: -cundus/-cunda/-cundum; indicates an aptitude or constant tendency [Stearn 1973].
Actinacidiphila rubida — "Actinomyces coeruleorubidus" — Amycolatopsis rubida — Cognataquiflexum rubidum — Fretibacter rubidus — Haladaptatus pallidirubidus — Hymenobacter rubidus — Lyngbya rubida — "Micromonospora griseorubida" — "Micromonospora grisseorubida" — "Micromonospora rubida" — Nocardiopsis alborubida corrig. — Nocardiopsis alborubidus — Phormidium rubidum — Streptomyces coeruleorubidus — Streptomyces rubidus — Streptomyces violaceorubidus — "Zooshikella rubidus" — Nocardiopsis dassonvillei subsp. albirubida
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomyces griseorubiginosus" — "Actinomyces rubiginosus" — Streptomyces griseorubiginosus — Streptomyces rubiginosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura roseirufa — Aetherobacter rufus — Deinococcus rufus — "Ernstiella rufa" — Halobellus rufus — Halogeometricum rufum — Hymenobacter rufus — Meiothermus rufus — Mycobacterium rufum — Mycolicibacterium rufum — Palleronia rufa — Sphaerisporangium rufum — Streptomyces libani subsp. rufus
Amycolatopsis rugosa — Azospirillum rugosum — "Bacillus rugosus" — Nocardia rugosa — Pontibacter rugosus — Prauserella rugosa — Segniliparus rugosus — Streptacidiphilus rugosus — Undibacterium rugosum — Usitatibacter rugosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Ehrlichia rustica" — Listeria rustica — "Oerskovia rustica" — Pseudomonas rustica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinopolymorpha rutila — Halorubrum rutilum — Hymenobacter rutilus — Mycobacterium rutilum — Mycolicibacterium rutilum — Rhodopseudomonas rutila — Streptomyces subrutilus — Sunxiuqinia rutila
"Catenabacterium saburreum" — Eubacterium saburreum — Lachnoanaerobaculum saburreum
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Physactis saccata" — Wollea saccata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Chitinophaga polysaccharea — Mucilaginibacter polysacchareus — Neisseria polysaccharea
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Allobacillus salarius — Bacillus salarius — Chromohalobacter salarius — Haloarcula salaria — Halogranum salarium — Halomonas salaria — Jeotgalibacillus salarius — Lentibacillus salarius — Marinobacter salarius — "Candidatus Nitrosopumilus salaria" — "Candidatus Nitrosopumilus salarius" corrig. — Nocardioides salarius — Psychroflexus salarius — Rhabdothermincola salaria — Salegentibacter salarius — Salibacterium salarium — Salinicola salarius — Virgibacillus salarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Lactobacillus salivarius subsp. salicinius
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinopolyspora salinaria — Aquimarina salinaria — Citreimonas salinaria — Halanaerobacter salinarius corrig. — Haloanaerobacter salinarius — Halobacterium salinarium — "Halobacter salinaria" — Orenia salinaria — "Pseudomonas salinaria"
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Allobeggiatoa salina" — Aureisphaera salina — Bacillus salinus — "Caldalkalibacillus salinus" — Capillus salinus — "Chthonoblastus salinus" — "Dactylococcopsis salina" — "Dasyactis salina" — Deleya salina — Desmonostoc salinum — "Desulfofundulus salinum" — "Desulfotomaculum salinum" — Desulfovibrio salinus — Devosia salina — Dzensia salina — Enhygromyxa salina — Fodinibius salinus — "Francisella salina" — Glycomyces salinus — Gomphosphaeria salina — Halalkalirubrum salinum — Halapricum salinum — Halarchaeum salinum — Haloarchaeobius salinus — Halobacillus salinus — Halobaculum salinum — Halobellus salinus — Halobium salinum — Halocatena salina — "Haloglomus salinum" — Halolamina salina — Halomarina salina — Halomicroarcula salina — Halomonas salina — Halopenitus salinus — Haloplanus salinus — Halopseudomonas salina — Halorhabdus salina — "Halorientalis salina" — Halorubellus salinus — Halorubrum salinum — Halorussus salinus — Halosimplex salinum — Halostella salina — Haloterrigena salina — Halovenus salina — Kineobactrum salinum — Kocuria salina — Labrenzia salina — "Larsenia salina" — Larsenimonas salina — Maribius salinus — Maridesulfovibrio salinus — Marinicauda salina — Marinobacter salinus — "Microcoleus salinus" — Natronomonas salina — Neopseudomonas salina — Neowollea salina — Nocardiopsis salina — Oscillatoria salina — Palleronia salina — Phormidium salinum — Planococcus salinus — Pontibaca salina — Pseudomonas salina — Pukyongia salina — "Rhodospirillum mediosalinum" — Roseibium salinum — Roseospira mediosalina — "Saccharopolyspora salina" — Sagittula salina — Salinigranum salinum — Salinirubellus salinus — Salinirussus salinus — "Schizosiphon salinus" — Spiribacter salinus — Sporohalobacter salinus — Streptimonospora salina — Streptohalobacillus salinus — Streptomonospora salina corrig. — Sulfitobacter salinus — Synechocystis salina — Tamilnaduibacter salinus — Vibrio salinus — Virgibacillus salinus — "Candidatus Viridilinea mediisalina" — Wollea salina — "Desulfotomaculum nigrificans subsp. salinus"
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Hymenobacter roseosalivarius — Lactobacillus salivarius — Ligilactobacillus salivarius — Metamycoplasma salivarium — Mycoplasma salivarium — Streptococcus loxodontisalivarius — Streptococcus salivarius — Lactobacillus salivarius subsp. salivarius — Streptococcus salivarius subsp. salivarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Bacteroides salivosus — Porphyromonas salivosa
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Aporhodopirellula sallentina" — "Rhodopirellula sallentina"
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura salmonea — Dactylosporangium salmoneum — Microtetraspora salmonea — Nesterenkonia salmonea — Nonomuraea salmonea corrig. — Nonomuria salmonea — Sediminibacterium salmoneum — Serinibacter salmoneus
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Kocuria salsicia — Leucobacter salsicius
Probable suffix: -icius/-icia/-icium; indicates result of an action; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Bacillus salsus — Cyclobacterium salsum — Halococcus salsus — Litchfieldia salsa corrig. — Litchfieldia salsus — "Candidatus Nitrospira salsa" — Paracoccus salsus — Psychrobacter salsus
"Cryobacterium sandaracinum" — Flavobacterium sandaracinum
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Erythrobacter sanguineus — Gloeocapsa sanguinea — "Nanobacterium sanguineum" — Porphyrobacter sanguineus — Solentia sanguinea
Probable suffix: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Amycolata saturnea — Nocardia saturnea — Pseudonocardia saturnea
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Chainia minutisclerotica — "Streptomyces auriscleroticus" — Streptomyces flaviscleroticus — Streptomyces fumigatiscleroticus — "Streptomyces fumigatiscleroticus" — Streptomyces minutiscleroticus — Streptomyces ochraceiscleroticus — Streptomyces olivaceiscleroticus — Streptomyces purpurogeneiscleroticus corrig. — Streptomyces roseiscleroticus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Aquicultor secundus" — Coprobacter secundus — "Candidatus Geothermincola secundus" — "Candidatus Halolacustris secundus" — Lederbergia citrisecunda — "Lederbergia citrisecundus" — Parasutterella secunda — Coprobacter secundus subsp. secundus
Probable suffix: -cundus/-cunda/-cundum; indicates an aptitude or constant tendency [Stearn 1973].
Hymenobacter sedentarius — Kytococcus sedentarius — Micrococcus sedentarius — Primorskyibacter sedentarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ulus/-ula/-ulum; (1) diminutive; adjectival base; (2) indicates a tendency or action; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Modestobacter multiseptatus — "Primaevifilum septatum" — Streptomyces septatus — Streptoverticillium septatum
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
"Acinetobacter septicus" — "Bacillus atrosepticus" — "Bacillus bronchisepticus" — "Bacillus septicus" — Bordetella bronchiseptica — "Bordetella bronchoseptica" — Chryseobacterium meningosepticum — Clostridium septicum — Elizabethkingia meningoseptica — "Erysipelothrix murisepticus" — Flavobacterium meningosepticum — Mergibacter septicus — Mycobacterium septicum — Mycolicibacterium septicum — Mycoplasma gallisepticum — Mycoplasmoides gallisepticum — Pantoea septica — Pectobacterium atrosepticum — Pseudomonas anguilliseptica — Erwinia carotovora subsp. atroseptica — Pasteurella multocida subsp. septica — Pectobacterium carotovorum subsp. atrosepticum — Staphylococcus hominis subsp. novobiosepticus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Pseudonocardia seranimata corrig. — Streptomyces seranimatus corrig. — Yinghuangia seranimata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Marivirga sericea — "Microscilla sericea"
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acidisoma sibiricum — Anoxynatronum sibiricum — "Candidatus Bipolaricaulis sibiricus" — "Erythrobacter sibiricus" — "Erythromicrobium sibiricum" — Exiguobacterium sibiricum — Granulicella sibirica — Kurthia sibirica — Mobilitalea sibirica — "Candidatus Ozemibacter sibiricus" corrig. — "Candidatus Ozemobacter sibiricus" — Petrotoga sibirica — Rickettsia sibirica — "Sandaracinobacter sibiricus" — "Streptosporangium sibiricum" — Sulfobacillus sibiricus — Thermococcus sibiricus — Thialkalimicrobium sibiricum — Thioalkalimicrobium sibiricum corrig. — Thiomicrospira sibirica — Thiorhodospira sibirica — "Rickettsia sibirica subsp. sibirica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Bartonella silvatica — Chitinophaga silvatica — Corynebacterium silvaticum — Demequina silvatica — Flavobacterium silvaticum — Nocardioides silvaticus — Planotetraspora silvatica — Mycobacterium avium subsp. silvaticum
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Sediminispirochaeta sinaica — Spirochaeta sinaica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Borrelia sinica — Borreliella sinica — "Candidatus Brocadia sinica" — "Cyanostylon sinica" — Fischerella sinica — "Candidatus Methylomirabilis sinica" — Rhizobium mesosinicum — Stilocapsa sinica — Thauera sinica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aquaspirillum sinuosum — Cylindrospermopsis sinuosa — Giesbergeria sinuosa — Lyticum sinuosum — Raphidiopsis sinuosa — "Spirillum sinuosum"
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aeus/-aea/-aeum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aeus/-aea/-aeum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aeromonas sobria — Lactobacillus sobrius
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bythopirellula polymerisocia — Halomonas socia — Maioricimonas rarisocia — Salinicola socius
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Desulfofundulus solfataricus — Desulfotomaculum solfataricum — Saccharolobus solfataricus — Sulfolobus solfataricus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Allorhodopirellula solitaria" — Anabaena solitaria — Dolichospermum solitarium — Enterococcus solitarius — "Candidatus Fokinia solitaria" — Rhodopirellula solitaria — Tetragenococcus solitarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Leibleinia sordida — Lyngbya sordida
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Merismopedia sparsa — Streptomyces sparsus — "Streptomyces cinnamoneus subsp. sparsus" — Streptoverticillium cinnamoneum subsp. sparsum
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Anabaena sphaerica — Bacillus sphaericus — Bacillus thermosphaericus — Cyanocystis sphaerica — Dermocarpa hemisphaerica — Dermocarpa sphaerica — Dermocarpella hemisphaerica — Gluconobacter sphaericus — Lysinibacillus sphaericus — Nesterenkonia sphaerica — Nostoc sphaericum — Planomonospora sphaerica — Qipengyuania sphaerica — Sphaenosiphon hemisphaericus — "Sporosarcina sphaerica" — Streptomyces rhizosphaericus corrig. — Ureibacillus thermosphaericus — Gluconobacter oxydans subsp. sphaericus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Bacillus stratosphericus" — Dendronalium phyllosphericum — Gloeocapsa multispherica — "Zonotrichia hemispherica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomadura spinosa" — Malikia spinosa — Pseudomonas spinosa — Pseudonocardia spinosa — Saccharopolyspora spinosa — "Streptomyces hygrospinosus" — "Streptomyces spinosus" — Verrucomicrobium spinosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacteroides splanchnicus — Odoribacter splanchnicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Adonisia splendidus" — Beneckea splendida — Geitlerinema splendidum — "Microvirga splendida" — Oscillatoria splendida — Phormidium splendidum — "Photobacter splendidum" — Vibrio splendidus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Alicyclobacillus macrosporangiidus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Actinacidiphila paucisporea — "Actinomyces albosporeus" — Saccharothrix variisporea corrig. — Streptomyces albosporeus — "Streptomyces gilvosporeus" — Streptomyces griseolosporeus — Streptomyces luteosporeus — Streptomyces massasporeus — Streptomyces nitrosporeus — Streptomyces paucisporeus — Streptomyces pseudoechinosporeus — "Streptomyces staurosporeus" — Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes subsp. staurosporea corrig. — Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes subsp. staurosporeus — Streptomyces albosporeus subsp. albosporeus
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Pannus spumosus — Polyangium spumosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Streptomyces carzinostaticus"
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Corynebacterium tuberculostearicum — "Corynebacterium tuberculostearicum"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Chelatococcus thermostellatus" — Methyloferula stellata — Sagittula stellata — Seliberia stellata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Agrobacterium stellulatum — Stappia stellulata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Clostridium stercorarium — Thermoclostridium stercorarium — Vitreoscilla stercoraria — Clostridium stercorarium subsp. stercorarium — Thermoclostridium stercorarium subsp. stercorarium
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Leyella stercorea — Prevotella stercorea
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomyces griseostramineus" — Actinomycetospora straminea — Pseudomonas straminea corrig. — Streptomyces griseostramineus — Streptomyces stramineus
Probable suffix: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Bacterium striatum" — Corynebacterium striatum
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Novosphingobium stygium corrig. — Phreatobacter stygius — Sphingomonas stygia — "Candidatus Thiovulum stygium"
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Microcoleus subsalsus — "Oscillatoria subsalsa" — "Oscillatoria subsalsa" — "Paraspirulina subsalsa" — Phormidium subsalsum — Spirulina subsalsa — Synechococcus subsalsus
Flavobacterium subsaxonicum — Methylibium subsaxonicum — Rivibacter subsaxonicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Actinotalea subterranea" — "Candidatus Aenigmarchaeum subterraneum" — "Candidatus Aenigmatarchaeum subterraneum" corrig. — Anaerosporomusa subterranea — Arthrobacter subterraneus — "Atlantibacter subterranea" — Bacillus subterraneus — Bradyrhizobium subterraneum — Caldanaerobacter subterraneus — "Candidatus Caldarchaeum subterraneum" corrig. — "Candidatus Caldiarchaeum subterraneum" — Cavicella subterranea — "Desulfacinum subterraneum" — Desulfofundulus thermosubterraneus — Desulfotomaculum thermosubterraneum — Desulfovibrio subterraneus — Dyadobacter subterraneus — Geoalkalibacter subterraneus — Geobacillus subterraneus — Geomonas subterranea — Geosporobacter subterraneus — Geotoga subterranea — Halalkalicoccus subterraneus — Halomonas subterranea — "Hydrogenobacter subterraneus" — Knoellia subterranea — Leptolyngbya subterranea — Mesobacillus subterraneus — Methanobacterium subterraneum — Methanosarcina subterranea — "Candidatus Methanosuratincola subterraneus" corrig. — "Candidatus Methanosuratus subterraneum" — Methylothermus subterraneus — "Methylothermus subterraneus" — Microvirga subterranea — Novosphingobium subterraneum corrig. — Oculatella subterranea — Phormidium subterraneum — "Pollutimonas subterranea" — Polycladomyces subterraneus — Pseudothermotoga subterranea — "Psychrodesulfovibrio subterraneus" — "Pusillimonas subterraneus" — Rectinema subterraneum — "Candidatus Saccharicenans subterraneum" — "Candidatus Saccharicenans subterraneus" corrig. — Salmonella subterranea — "Candidatus Sifarchaeotum subterraneus" — "Candidatus Sifarchaeum subterraneum" corrig. — Sphingobium subterraneum — Sphingomonas subterranea — Sulfurihydrogenibium subterraneum — Thermaerobacter subterraneus — Thermoanaerobacter subterraneus — Thermotoga subterranea — Thermovorax subterraneus — Thiobacter subterraneus — "Thiothrix subterranea" — Virgibacillus subterraneus — Caldanaerobacter subterraneus subsp. subterraneus — Geobacillus subterraneus subsp. subterraneus
Probable suffix: -aneus/-anea/-aneum; indicates resemblance or material out of which something is made; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Actinomycetospora succinea — Kineosporia succinea
Probable suffix: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Staphylococcus succinus — Staphylococcus succinus subsp. succinus
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Lactobacillus suebicus — Paucilactobacillus suebicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Azospira suillum" — "Dechlorisoma suillus" — Dechloromonas suillum — Dechlorosoma suillum corrig. — "Pasteurella suilla" — Bifidobacterium longum subsp. suillum
Probable suffix: -illus/-illa/-illum; diminutive [Stearn 1973].
Leuconostoc suionicum — Leuconostoc mesenteroides subsp. suionicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Thiobacillus thermosulfatus — Thiomonas thermosulfata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Arcobacter sulfidicus" — "Candidatus Desulfatifera sulfidica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Planktophila sulfonica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Arthrobacter sulfureus — Enterococcus sulfureus — "Flavobacterium sulfureum" — Paeniglutamicibacter sulfureus
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Halalkaliarchaeum desulfuricum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomyces sulphureus" — Amycolatopsis sulphurea — "Conidiothrix sulphurea" — Geitlerinema sulphureum — Nocardia sulphurea — Streptomyces sulphureus — Oscillatoria geminata subsp. sulphurea
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Flavobacterium supellecticarium
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Pinguicoccus supinus"
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Bacteroides symbiosus" — "Candidatus Cenarchaeum symbiosum" — Clostridium symbiosum — "Candidatus Denitrolinea symbiosum" — "Fusobacterium symbiosum" — Methanoplanus endosymbiosus — "Candidatus Paracaedibacter symbiosus"
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Acidiphilium symbioticum" — Burkholderia symbiotica — "Chlorobacterium symbioticum" — "Candidatus Denitrolinea symbiotica" corrig. — "Candidatus Devosia symbiotica" — Frankia asymbiotica — "Candidatus Fukatsuia symbiotica" — "Candidatus Halichondribacter symbioticus" — "Candidatus Halichondriibacter symbioticus" corrig. — "Candidatus Hydrogenosomobacter endosymbioticus" — Methylobacterium symbioticum — Paraburkholderia symbiotica — Photorhabdus asymbiotica — Polynucleobacter asymbioticus — "Pseudofrankia asymbiotica" — Serratia symbiotica — "Candidatus Serratia symbiotica" — Trinickia symbiotica — Photorhabdus asymbiotica subsp. asymbiotica — Polynucleobacter necessarius subsp. asymbioticus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Clostridium chartatabidum — Corynebacterium terpenotabidum — "Matsuebacter chitosanotabidus" — Mitsuaria chitosanitabida — Rarobacter faecitabidus — Roseateles chitosanitabidus — Sphingomonas macrogolitabida corrig. — Sphingomonas macrogoltabida corrig. — Sphingomonas macrogoltabidus — Sphingopyxis macrogoltabida
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Alishewanella tabrizica — Halomonas tabrizica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aquaspirillum magnetotacticum — "Bilophococcus magnetotacticus" — Fundidesulfovibrio magnetotacticus — Magnetospirillum magnetotacticum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Euzebya tangerina — Flavobacterium tangerina — Flavobacterium tangerinum corrig. — Gordonia tangerina — Parvicella tangerina — Polaribacter tangerinus — Rubritalea tangerina — Saccharothrix tangerinus — Umezawaea tangerina — Winogradskyella tangerina
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Agromyces tardus — Edwardsiella tarda — Eubacterium tardum — Leucobacter tardus — Methanolinea tarda — Methylobacterium tardum — "Novosphingobium tardum" — "Candidatus Profftia tarda" — Propioniciclava tarda — Rhodobacter tardus — Stagnihabitans tardus — Streptomyces tardus — "Candidatus Vallotia tarda"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Pseudophormidium tauricum — Streptomyces tauricus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Lysinibacillus telephonicus — Microbacterium telephonicum — "Ureibacillus telephonicus"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Burkholderia temeraria — Caballeronia temeraria
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
"Hydrogenophaga temperata" — Mesorhizobium temperatum — Octadecabacter temperatus — Photorhabdus temperata — Planktomarina temperata — "Candidatus Planktomarina temperata" — Photorhabdus temperata subsp. temperata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Streptoalloteichus tenebrarius — "Streptomyces tenebrarius"
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
"Erythrobacter tepidarius" — Porphyrobacter tepidarius — Sulfuracidifex tepidarius — Thermithiobacillus tepidarius — Thiobacillus tepidarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Allochromatium tepidum — Blastochloris tepida — Chlorobaculum tepidum — Chlorobium tepidum — Chromatium tepidum — Clostridium tepidum — "Elioraea tepida" — Haliangium tepidum — Methylocaldum tepidum — Planktothrix tepida — "Candidatus Roseivibrio tepidus" corrig. — "Candidatus Roseovibrio tepidum" — Thermochromatium tepidum
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Hydrogenedens terephthalaticus" corrig.
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Pelotomaculum terephthalicicum corrig.
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Nocardia terpenica — Thauera terpenica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acetomicrobium thermoterrenum — Anaerobaculum thermoterrenum — Hymenobacter terrenus — Mucilaginibacter terrenus — "Thermobaculum terrenum" — Ureibacillus terrenus
Adhaeribacter terreus — Agrococcus terreus — Agromyces terreus — Cellulosimicrobium terreum — Frateuria terrea — "Gordonia terrea" — Kineococcus terreus — Micrococcus terreus — Paenibacillus terreus — Pantoea terrea — Tatumella terrea — Undibacterium terreum
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Bacillus tertius" — Clostridium tertium
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aureobacterium testaceum — Brevibacterium testaceum — Curtobacterium testaceum — Microbacterium testaceum — Nocardia testacea corrig. — Nocardia testaceus
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Mycoplasma testudineum — "Mycoplasmopsis testudinea"
Probable suffix: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Anaerococcus tetradius — Peptostreptococcus tetradius
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acetobacter thailandicus — Actinocatenispora thailandica — Amazonocrinis thailandica — Enterococcus thailandicus — Gluconobacter thailandicus — Neokomagataea thailandica — Nocardia thailandica — Planotetraspora thailandica — Promicromonospora thailandica — Rapidithrix thailandica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Methylophaga thalassica — Shimia thalassica — Tenuifilum thalassicum — Tepidibacter thalassicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Alkalibacterium thalassium — Chloroherpeton thalassium — Microbacterium thalassium
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aliarcobacter thereius — "Aliarcobacter thereius" — Arcobacter thereius
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Desulfallas geothermicus — Desulfoscipio geothermicus — Desulfotomaculum geothermicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acetivibrio thermocellus — Clostridium thermocellum — Hungateiclostridium thermocellum — "Ruminiclostridium thermocellum"
Probable suffix: -cellus/-cella/-cellum; diminutive; adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aminobacterium thunnarium — Desulfocurvus thunnarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Cryptochroococcus tibeticus — "Purpureonostoc tibetica" — Purpureonostoc tibeticum corrig. — Rhizobium tibeticum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Streptococcus tigurinus — Streptococcus oralis subsp. tigurinus
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Calidithermus timidus — Eubacterium timidum — Meiothermus timidus — Mogibacterium timidum
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Cyanoraptor togatus"
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Erwinia toletana — "Winslowiella toletana"
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aromatoleum toluolicum — Desulfobacula toluolica — "Desulfotignum toluolica" — Georgfuchsia toluolica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
"Absiella tortuosum" — Albrightia tortuosa — "Bacillus tortuosus" — Eubacterium tortuosum — Oscillatoria tortuosa — Phormidium tortuosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Anabaena torulosa — Streptomyces torulosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Annamia toxica — Bacillus cytotoxicus — Clavibacter toxicus — Microcoleus anatoxicus — "Pseudonocardia cytotoxica" — Rathayibacter toxicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Flexibacter tractuosus — Marivirga tractuosa — "Microscilla tractuosa"
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Quisquiliibacterium transsilvanicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Bacterium trapanicum" — Halobacterium trapanicum — Halorubrum trapanicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Pseudanabaena tremula — Stenomitos tremulus
Probable suffix: -ulus/-ula/-ulum; (1) diminutive; adjectival base; (2) indicates a tendency or action; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aeus/-aea/-aeum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Acetithermum autotrophicum" corrig. — Acetobacter diazotrophicus — "Candidatus Acetothermum autotrophicum" — "Candidatus Acididesulfobacter diazotrophicus" — "Candidatus Acidulidesulfobacter diazotrophicus" corrig. — "Candidatus Acidulidesulfobacterium diazotrophicum" corrig. — "Candidatus Acidulodesulfobacterium diazotrophicus" — Agromonas oligotrophica — Amycolata autotrophica — Amylolactobacillus amylotrophicus — Anaeromyxobacter diazotrophicus — Aquaspirillum autotrophicum — Aquella oligotrophica — "Archaeoglobus lithotrophicus" — Bacillus methylotrophicus — "Bacillus methyltrophicus" — Balnearium lithotrophicum — "Candidatus Baltobacter phototrophicus" — Blautia hydrogenotrophica — Bradyrhizobium oligotrophicum — Brockia lithotrophica — Burkholderia diazotrophica — "Butyribacterium methylotrophicum" — Caldicellulosiruptor diazotrophicus — Carbonactinospora thermoautotrophica — Catellatospora methionotrophica — Celerinatantimonas diazotrophica — Cellulomonas oligotrophica — Cellvibrio diazotrophicus — Chelativorans multitrophicus — Chelativorans oligotrophicus — Clostridium thermoautotrophicum — "Corynebacterium autotrophicum" — Deferribacter autotrophicus — Desulfobacterium autotrophicum — Desulfobulbus oligotrophicus — Desulfonauticus autotrophicus — Desulforapulum autotrophicum — "Desulfovibrio diazotrophica" — "Desulfovibrio diazotrophicus" corrig. — Emticicia oligotrophica — Endothiovibrio diazotrophicus — Enterobacter oligotrophica — Enterobacter oligotrophicus corrig. — Gemmatimonas phototrophica — "Candidatus Geobacter eutrophica" — "Candidatus Geobacter eutrophicus" corrig. — Geomonas diazotrophica — Gluconacetobacter diazotrophicus corrig. — Gluconoacetobacter diazotrophicus — Hartmannibacter diazotrophicus — Herbaspirillum autotrophicum — Hoeflea phototrophica — Koleobacter methoxysyntrophicus — Lactobacillus amylotrophicus — Lysobacter oligotrophicus — "Candidatus Macondimonas diazotrophica" — Mangrovibacterium diazotrophicum — Methanobacterium thermoautotrophicum — Methanobacterium thermoautotrophicus — Methanoculleus hydrogenitrophicus — "Candidatus Methanomixophus hydrogenotrophicum" — "Candidatus Methanomixotrophus hydrogenitrophicus" corrig. — Moorella thermoautotrophica — "Mycobacterium dioxanotrophicus" — "Candidatus Mycobacterium methanotrophicum" — Nautilia lithotrophica — Nocardia autotrophica — Noviherbaspirillum autotrophicum — Oharaeibacter diazotrophicus — Paenibacillus cellulositrophicus — Paraburkholderia diazotrophica — Pelomicrobium methylotrophicum — Phytobacter diazotrophicus — Pleomorphomonas diazotrophica — Pontibacter diazotrophicus — "Proactinomyces autotrophicus" — "Candidatus Promethearchaeum syntrophicum" corrig. — "Candidatus Prometheoarchaeum syntrophicum" — "Candidatus Propionivorax syntrophicum" — "Pseudomonas diazotrophicus" — "Pseudomonas oligotrophica" — Pseudonocardia autotrophica — "Ramlibacter lithotrophicus" — "Roseovarius autotrophicus" — Ruminococcus hydrogenotrophicus — Salileptolyngbya diazotrophicum — "Sideroxydans lithotrophicus" — Sporotomaculum syntrophicum — "Streptomyces autotrophicus" — Streptomyces thermoautotrophicus — Sulfurimonas autotrophica — Sulfurimonas lithotrophica — Sulfurirhabdus autotrophica — Sulfurovum lithotrophicum — Syntrophus aciditrophicus — Tabrizicola oligotrophica — Tepidanaerobacter syntrophicus — Thalassobacter stenotrophicus — Thermodesulfatator autotrophicus — Thermodesulfitimonas autotrophica — "Candidatus Thermonerobacter thiotrophicus" — "Candidatus Thiodictyon syntrophicum" — "Candidatus Thioglobus autotrophica" — "Candidatus Thioglobus autotrophicus" corrig. — "Candidatus Thioglobus autotrophicus" — "Candidatus Thiopontia autotrophica" — Thioprofundum lithotrophica — Thioprofundum lithotrophicum corrig. — Vibrio cyclitrophicus corrig. — Vibrio diazotrophicus — Xanthobacter autotrophicus — Xanthobacter oligotrophicus — "Xylanimonas oleitrophica" — Catellatospora citrea subsp. methionotrophica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinomarinicola tropica — "Aggregatibacter pneumotropica" — Agromyces subtropicus — Agromyces tropicus — Alkalibacterium subtropicum — Amphibacillus tropicus — Anabaena subtropica — Bacillus tropicus — Burkholderia tropica — Catenulispora subtropica — Chitinivorax tropicus — Colwellia psychrotropica — Crocosphaera subtropica — Cylindrospermum tropicum — Dactylosporangium tropicum — Demequina subtropica — Flavisolibacter tropicus — Floricoccus tropicus — Gracilimonas tropica — Lysinimicrobium subtropicum — Nocardiopsis tropica — Paraburkholderia tropica — Parashewanella tropica — Pasteurella pneumotropica — Polynucleobacter tropicus — Prescottella subtropica — Pseudonocardia tropica — Psychroflexus tropicus — Rhodococcus subtropicus — Rodentibacter pneumotropicus — Rubrobacter tropicus — Saccharopolyspora subtropica — Salinispora tropica — Serinibacter tropicus — Spongiibacter tropicus — Thaumasiovibrio subtropicus — Trichormus subtropicus — Klebsiella variicola subsp. tropica corrig.
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -otus/-ota/-otum; indicates resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Leptolyngbya subtruncata — Leptolyngbya truncata — Phormidium subtruncatum — Geitlerinema splendidum subsp. truncatum
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
"Anabaena perturbata" — Cellulomonas turbata — "Dolichospermum perturbatum" — "Nocardia turbata" — Oerskovia turbata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Borrelia turcica — "Chryseobacterium turcicum" — Flavobacterium turcicum — Helicobacter turcicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Chroococcus turgidus — Dictyoglomus turgidum corrig. — Dictyoglomus turgidus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura turkmeniaca — Microtetraspora turkmeniaca — Nonomuraea turkmeniaca corrig. — Nonomuria turkmeniaca
Halococcus turkmenicus — Haloterrigena turkmenica — Kribbella turkmenica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Acidiferrum typicum" corrig. — "Candidatus Acidoferrum typicum" — Actinomycetospora atypica — Corynebacterium atypicum — "Flavobacterium gasotypicum" — Flavobacterium marinotypicum — Hydrogenophaga atypica — Microbacterium marinotypicum — Microbacterium maritypicum corrig. — Thalassotalea atypica — Veillonella atypica — "Candidatus Veillonella atypica" — Vibrio atypicus — Veillonella parvula subsp. atypica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Blochmannia ulcerosa" corrig. — "Candidatus Blochmannia ulcerosus"
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Cellulophaga uliginosa — Clostridium uliginosum — Cytophaga uliginosa — Flavobacterium uliginosum — Lemmermanniella uliginosa — Methanobacterium uliginosum — Zobellia uliginosa
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Burkholderia ultramafica — Paraburkholderia ultramafica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Corynephora umbellata — Undibacterium umbellatum
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Massilia umbonata — Novosphingobium umbonatum — Olsenella umbonata — Parafannyhessea umbonata — Pseudoduganella umbonata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura umbrina — "Actinomyces umbrinus" — Streptomyces umbrinus — Thermomonospora umbrina
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Collenia undosa — Heliobacterium undosum — Heliomicrobium undosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Holospora undulata — Holospora undulata — Nostoc undulatum — Peloploca undulata — Planktolyngbya undulata — "Holospora undulata subsp. undulata"
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Geobacillus uralicus" — "Candidatus Rickettsia uralica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -iticus/-itica/-iticum; indicates fitness or capability for something or possession of; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Halomicrobium urmianum — Halomonas urmiana — Halosiccatus urmianus
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Cyanobium usitatum" — "Candidatus Solibacter usitatus"
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Ancylobacter vacuolatus — "Chloroplana vacuolata" — Desulfobacterium vacuolatum — Desulfocicer vacuolatum — Desulforhopalus vacuolatus — Ectothiorhodospira vacuolata — Halorubrum vacuolatum — Limnothrix pseudovacuolata — Methanosarcina vacuolata — Natronobacterium vacuolata — Natronobacterium vacuolatum corrig. — Pelonema pseudovacuolatum — Polaromonas vacuolata — "Renobacter vacuolatum" — Spirulina pseudovacuolata — Stella vacuolata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Chamaethrix vaginata — Cyanothrix vaginata — Inactis vaginata — Microcoleus vaginatus — Schizothrix vaginata — "Thionema vaginatum"
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Borrelia valaisiana — Borreliella valaisiana
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Paenibacillus valencianus"
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Bradyrhizobium valentinum" — Listeria valentina
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Anaerocolumna aminovalerica — Clostridium aminovalericum — Spirochaeta isovalerica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacillus validus — "Chloracidobacterium validum" — Paenibacillus validus — "Spirosoma validum"
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -eus/-ea/-eum; (1) indicates material or colour or resemblance in quality; noun base; (2) indicates "possessed by" or belonging to; noun base, usually the name of a person; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Defluvicoccus vanus — Defluviicoccus vanus corrig.
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Anaeroplasma varium — "Bacteroides varius" — Fusobacterium varium — Polychlamydum varium — Scytonema varium — Stieleria varia
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Archaeoglobus veneficus — "Candidatus Megaira venefica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acinetobacter venetianus — "Acinetobacter venetianus" — Pelobacter venetianus — Syntrophotalea venetiana
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Bacillus ventriosus" — Eubacterium ventriosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Flavobacterium verecundum — Mycoplasma verecundum — Mycoplasmopsis verecunda
Probable suffix: -cundus/-cunda/-cundum; indicates an aptitude or constant tendency [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Cyanocatena verrucosa — Gloeothece verrucosa — Lentzea flaviverrucosa — "Nostochium verrucosum" — Nostoc verrucosum — Streptomyces spinoverrucosus — Streptomyces sporoverrucosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Paracoccus versutus — Planococcus versutus — Pseudomonas versuta — Thialkalivibrio versutus — Thioalkalivibrio versutus corrig. — Thiobacillus versutus
Probable suffix: -utus/-uta/-utum; indicates possession; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomyces aureoverticillatus" — "Actinomyces biverticillatus" — "Actinomyces rectiverticillatus" — Streptomyces alboverticillatus — Streptomyces aureoverticillatus — Streptomyces biverticillatus — Streptomyces griseoverticillatus — "Streptomyces griseoverticillatus" — Streptomyces luteoverticillatus — "Streptomyces luteoverticillatus" — Streptomyces olivoverticillatus — "Streptomyces olivoverticillatus" — Streptomyces rectiverticillatus — Streptomyces roseoverticillatus — "Streptomyces roseoverticillatus" — Streptomyces spiroverticillatus — Streptoverticillium alboverticillatum — Streptoverticillium biverticillatum — Streptoverticillium griseoverticillatum — Streptoverticillium luteoverticillatum — Streptoverticillium olivoverticillatum — Streptoverticillium rectiverticillatum — Streptoverticillium roseoverticillatum
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -orius/-oria/-orium; indicates capability, action, or function; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
"Antarcticum vesiculatum" — Planktothrix paucivesiculata
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Leptolyngbya vesiculosa — Phormidium vesiculosum — Placoma vesiculosa corrig. — Shewanella vesiculosa
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Chalaractis villosa" — Clostridium villosum — Filifactor villosus — Methanocaldococcus villosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Actinoallomurus vinaceus — Actinomadura vinacea — "Actinomyces albovinaceus" — Dactylosporangium vinaceum — Micromonospora vinacea — Nocardia vinacea — Pararoseomonas vinacea — Roseomonas vinacea — Streptomyces albovinaceus — "Streptomyces melanovinaceus" — Streptomyces vinaceus
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Allochromatium vinosum — Catenuloplanes atrovinosus — Chromatium vinosum — Desmonostoc vinosum — "Monas vinosa"
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura coeruleoviolacea — Actinomadura roseoviolacea — Actinomadura violacea — "Actinomyces fulvoviolaceus" — "Actinomyces roseoviolaceus" — "Actinomyces viridiviolaceus" — Actinosporangium violaceum corrig. — Actinosporangium violaceus — Altericista violacea — Alteromonas luteoviolacea — "Alteromonas luteoviolaceus" — Amphithrix violacea — Archangium violaceum — Chromobacterium pseudoviolaceum — Chromobacterium violaceum — Chroococcus fuscoviolaceus — Cyanocystis violacea — Cyanodermatium violaceum — Cystobacter violaceus — Dermocarpa violacea — Desmosiphon violaceus — Gloeobacter violaceus — Goodfellowia coeruleoviolacea — Goodfellowiella coeruleoviolacea — Lentzea violacea — "Macrospora violaceus" — Massilia atriviolacea — Massilia violacea — Microellobosporia violacea — Microtetraspora roseoviolacea — Nonomuraea roseoviolacea corrig. — Nonomuria roseoviolacea — Oscillatoria griseoviolacea — Oscillatoria violacea — Phormidium griseoviolaceum — Phormidium violaceum — Pseudoalteromonas luteoviolacea — Pseudoduganella violacea — Rugamonas violacea — Saccharothrix coeruleoviolacea — Saccharothrix violacea — Shewanella violacea — "Streptomyces asparaginoviolaceus" — "Streptomyces fulvoviolaceus" — "Streptomyces helvoloviolaceus" — Streptomyces liliiviolaceus — Streptomyces rectiviolaceus — Streptomyces roseoviolaceus — Streptomyces thermoviolaceus — Streptomyces violaceus — Streptomyces viridiviolaceus — "Streptotrix violacea" — Tapinothrix violacea — Thiocystis violacea — Tychonema griseoviolaceum — Xenococcus luteoviolaceus — Capsosira minutissima subsp. violacea — Lentzea albidocapillata subsp. violacea — Nonomuraea roseoviolacea subsp. roseoviolacea — Streptomyces thermoviolaceus subsp. thermoviolaceus
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomyces violatus" — Streptomyces violatus
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Butyricimonas paravirosa — Butyricimonas virosa — Pontibacter virosus — Weeksella virosa
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Actinomyces viscosus — Aequorivita viscosa — Arthrobacter viscosus — "Blastobacter viscosus" — Brevundimonas viscosa — "Chromobacterium viscosum" — Flavobacterium viscosum corrig. — Flavobacterium viscosus — "Gluconobacter viscosus" — "Luteimonas viscosa" — Moritella viscosa — Nibrella viscosa — "Odontomyces viscosus" — Rhizobium viscosum — Vibrio viscosus — Xanthobacter viscosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Kineococcus vitellinus — Polyangium vitellinum
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Kandleria vitulina — Lactobacillus vitulinus — Mammaliicoccus vitulinus — Staphylococcus vitulinus corrig.
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Flavobacterium hiemivividum — Gillisia hiemivivida — Persicobacter psychrovividus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Algibacter marinivivus — Demequina activiva — Maribacter aquivivus — Pedobacter hiemivivus — Polaribacter marinivivus — Simiduia aestuariiviva — Sphingomicrobium aestuariivivum — Stygiolobus caldivivus — Sunxiuqinia faeciviva — Tenacibaculum aestuariivivum — Winogradskyella litoriviva
Probable suffix: -ivus/-iva/-ivum; indicates capacity, ability, possession by or property of; verb or noun base [Stearn 1973].
Bremerella volcania — Thermoplasma volcanium
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Catellatospora vulcania — Duganella vulcania — Methanocaldococcus vulcanius — Methanococcus vulcanius — Micromonospora vulcania — "Streptomyces vulcanius" — "Candidatus Thioglobus vulcanius"
Probable suffix: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacteroides vulgatus — Phocaeicola vulgatus
Probable suffix: -atus/-ata/-atum; (1) indicates possession or likeness; noun base; (2) perfect participal ending of verbs of First Conjugation, indicating an action made or done [Stearn 1973].
Beneckea vulnifica — Vibrio vulnificus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acholeplasma axanthum — Arenicella xantha — Aurantiacibacter xanthus — "Cytophaga xantha" — Erythrobacter xanthus — Flavobacterium xanthum — Haploplasma axanthum — Lysobacter xanthus — Mycolicibacterium xanthum — Myxococcus xanthus — Pseudomonas synxantha — Sphingobium xanthum — "Sphingomonas xanthus" — "Thermohalobaculum xanthum" — "Vibrio synxanthus"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Acetobacter xylinum — Acetobacter xylinus corrig. — "Bacterium xylinum" — Gluconacetobacter xylinus corrig. — Gluconoacetobacter xylinus — "Gluconobacter xylinus" — "Komagatabacter xylinus" — Komagataeibacter xylinus — Acetobacter aceti subsp. xylinum — Acetobacter aceti subsp. xylinus corrig. — Acetobacter xylinum subsp. xylinum — Acetobacter xylinus subsp. xylinus corrig.
Probable suffix: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Goertzia yakutica" corrig. — "Candidatus Gortzia yakutica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacillus endozanthoxylicus — Niallia endozanthoxylica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].