Pseudomonadaceae
Pseudomonadaceae A family of Gram-negative bacteria; the cells are straight or curved rods, and are typically motile with polar flagella. They are aerobic chemo-organotrophs. There are 4 genera, found in a wide range of habitats. Some species are free-living, others are pathogenic in plants or animals.
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