ceae
91Leptosīphon — (L. Benth.), Pflanzengattung, gehört zu Gillia, aus der Familie der Polemonia ceae; Art: L. aureum, niedriges, zartes, seinblätteriges Sommergewächs mit goldgelben Blumen, zu Einfassungen geeignet …
92Protea — Protea, Silberbaum, Pflanzengattung aus der natürlichen Familie der P.ceae, Sträucher mit zierlichem Bau, langen Blättern, großen, oft prachtvollen Blütenköpfen, besonders am Cap heimisch …
93Testa — Testa, lat., Schale; t.ceae Schalenthiere; Testaciten, versteinerte Schalenthiere …
94Actinomycetaceae — A family of nonsporeforming, nonmotile, ordinarily facultatively anaerobic (some species are aerobic and others are anaerobic) bacteria (order Actinomycetales) containing Gram positive, nonacidfast, predominantly diphtheroid cells which tend to… …
95Bacillaceae — A family of aerobic or facultatively anaerobic, sporeforming, ordinarily motile bacteria (order Eubacteriales) containing Gram positive rods. These organisms are chemoheterotrophic. Some species are pathogenic. Ordinarily two …
96Bacteroidaceae — A family of obligate anaerobic (microaerophilic species may occur), nonsporeforming bacteria (order Eubacteriales) containing Gram negative rods which vary in size from minute, filterable forms to long, filamentous, branching forms; pronounced …
97Bartonellaceae — A family of bacteria that currently includes the genus Bartonella. Based upon S16 rRNA studies, the former genera of Rochalimaea and Grahamella have been merged with the genus Bartonella, retaining their species names. * * * Bar· …
98Brucellaceae — A family of bacteria (order Eubacteriales) containing small, coccoid to rod shaped, Gram negative cells which occur singly, in pairs, in short chains, or in groups. The cells may or may not show bipolar staining. Motile and nonmotile species… …
99Chlamydiaceae — A family of the order Chlamydiales (formerly included in the order Rickettsiales) that includes the agents of the psittacosis lymphogranuloma trachoma group. The family contains small, coccoid, Gram negative bacteria that resemble rickettsiae but …
100Dematiaceae — A family of soil inhabiting, brown or black melanin producing fungi found in decaying vegetables, rotting wood, and forest carpets, and including several of the dark colored genera that cause chromoblastomycosis in humans, such as Exophiala,… …
