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).
"Streptomyces abyssomicinicus"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acidilobus aceticus — Acinetobacter calcoaceticus — Caldicellulosiruptor lactoaceticus — Clostridium aceticum — Clostridium formicaceticum corrig. — Clostridium formicoaceticum — Clostridium thermaceticum corrig. — Clostridium thermoaceticum — "Candidatus Contubernalis alkaliaceticus" corrig. — "Dehalobacterium formicoaceticum" — "Gibbsiella acetica" — "Micrococcus calcoaceticus" — Moorella thermoacetica — "Moraxella calcoacetica" — Sporomusa silvacetica — Thauera phenylacetica — Thermincola ferriacetica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Clostridium saccharoperbutylacetonicum — "Gluconobacter dioxyacetonicus"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Pelobacter acetylenicus — Syntrophotalea acetylenica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Brevibacterium acetylicum — Exiguobacterium acetylicum — "Flavobacterium acetylicum"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacteroides multiacidus — Mitsuokella multacida corrig. — Mitsuokella multiacidus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ulus/-ula/-ulum; (1) diminutive; adjectival base; (2) indicates a tendency or action; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Cognatishimia activa — Desmospora activa — Thalassobius activus — Thalassovita activa — Thermosipho activus
Probable suffix: -ivus/-iva/-ivum; indicates capacity, ability, possession by or property of; verb or noun base [Stearn 1973].
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].
Caudiculophycus acuminatus — Geitlerinema acuminatum — "Holospora acuminata" — Oscillatoria acuminata — Oxynema acuminatum — Phormidium acuminatum — Schizothrix acuminata — Microcoleus paludosus var. acuminatus
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].
Desulfococcus biacutus — Dysosmobacter acutus — Phormidium acutum
Probable suffix: -utus/-uta/-utum; indicates possession; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Anagnostidinema acutissimum — Anagnostidinema pseudacutissimum — Geitlerinema acutissimum — Geitlerinema pseudacutissimum — Microcoleus acutissimus — Oscillatoria acutissima — Oscillatoria pseudacutissima — Phormidium acutissimum — Phormidium pseudacutissimum — Schizothrix acutissima — Trichocoleus acutissimus
Probable suffix: -icius/-icia/-icium; indicates result of an action; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Methylobacterium adhaesivum — "Paraburkholderia adhaesiva" — Sphingomonas adhaesiva
Probable suffix: -ivus/-iva/-ivum; indicates capacity, ability, possession by or property of; verb or noun base [Stearn 1973].
Kaistia adipata — "Mycobacterium adipatum"
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 Gugararchaeum adminiculabundum"
Probable suffix: -bundus/-bunda/-bundum; indicates doing, like a present participle, or action accomplished; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Thermofilum adornatum — "Thermofilum adornatus"
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].
Cyanoplacoma adriatica — Epilithia adriatica — Eudoraea adriatica — Lithonema adriaticum — Nitrosopumilus adriaticus — "Candidatus Nitrosopumilus adriaticus" — Oncobyrsa adriatica — Placoma adriatica — Rhodobacter adriaticus — Rhodopseudomonas adriatica — Rhodovulum adriaticum — Tenacibaculum adriaticum
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Ammatoidea aegaea — Cyanosaccus aegaeus — Thermococcus aegaeus corrig.
Probable suffix: -aeus/-aea/-aeum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Natrarchaeobaculum aegyptiacum — Natrialba aegyptiaca — Natronolimnobius aegyptiacus — Rhizobium aegyptiacum
"Bacillus aegyptius" — Haemophilus aegyptius corrig. — Hemophilus aegyptius — Kocuria aegyptia — Natrialba aegyptia corrig. — Nocardiopsis aegyptia — "Nonomuraea aegyptia" — Photorhabdus aegyptia — "Streptomyces aegyptia" — Thermicanus aegyptius
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: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Burkholderia aenigmatica — Polynucleobacter aenigmaticus — Leuconostoc gelidum subsp. aenigmaticum
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; 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].
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Acidiplasma aeolicum — "Aquifex aeolicus" — "Aquifex aeolicus" — Marinitoga aeolica — Methanococcus aeolicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Leeuwenhoekiella aequorea — Marmoricola aequoreus — Nocardioides aequoreus
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].
Microbispora aerata — "Waksmania aerata" — Microbispora rosea subsp. aerata
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].
Altererythrobacter aerius — "Azohydromonas aeria" — "Bacillus aerius" — Deinococcus aerius — Noviherbaspirillum aerium — "Candidatus Paenibacillus aerius" — Paracoccus aerius — Rothia aeria — Sphingomonas aeria — "Sphingomonas aeria" — Tsuneonella aeria
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].
Aromatoleum anaerobium — Asteroleplasma anaerobium — Azoarcus anaerobius — "Candidatus Bipolaricaulis anaerobius" — "Candidatus Bipolaricaulis anaerobius" — "Candidatus Latescibacter anaerobius" — Mariniplasma anaerobium — Peptostreptococcus anaerobius — "Pontibacter anaerobius" — "Saccharomonas anaerobia" — Senegalemassilia anaerobia — Senegalimassilia anaerobia corrig. — "Streptococcus anaerobius" — Staphylococcus aureus subsp. anaerobius
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].
Hypheothrix aeruginea — Leibleinia aeruginea — "Leibleinia aeruginea" — Leptolyngbya aeruginea — Lyngbya aeruginea — Ophiophycus aerugineus — Spirulina aeruginea — Stigonema aerugineum — Lyngbya baculum var. aeruginea
Probable suffix: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Lyngbya aestuarii f. aeruginosa — Anabaena aeruginosa — Anacystis aeruginosa — "Bacterium aeruginosum" — Calothrix aeruginosa — "Cartusia aeruginosa" — Chroococcus aeruginosus — Clathrocystis aeruginosa — Coccochloris aeruginosa — Cyanothece aeruginosa — "Cyclosperma aeruginosa" — Diplocystis aeruginosa — Egbenema aeruginosum — Micraloa aeruginosa corrig. — Microcystis aeruginosa — Microcystis aeruginosa — Microcystis aeruginosa — "Oscillatoria aeruginosa" — Polycystis aeruginosa — Pseudomonas aeruginosa — Sphaerothrombium aeruginosum — Symploca aeruginosa — Synechococcus aeruginosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Flavobacterium aestivum — Vibrio aestivus
Probable suffix: -ivus/-iva/-ivum; indicates capacity, ability, possession by or property of; verb or noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Geotoga aestuarianus" — Vibrio aestuarianus — Vibrio aestuarianus subsp. aestuarianus — "Vibrio aestuarianus subsp. aestuarianus"
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Fibrella aestuarina — Salinicola aestuarinus
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: -ius/-ia/-ium; (1) means "characteristic of", hence indicates connexion or resemblance; noun base; (2) "characteristic of"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Halorubrum aethiopicum — Nesterenkonia aethiopica — Rhizobium aethiopicum — Scytonema cincinnatum var. aethiopicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura africana — Anabaena austroafricana — Arthronema africanum — Aulosira africana — "Candidatus Borrelia africana" — Bradyrhizobium australafricanum — Chondrogloea africana — Cyanocomperia africana — Cyanoplacoma africana — Cylindrospermopsis africana — Dactylococcopsis africana — Desulfocurvibacter africanus — Desulfovibrio africanus — Geodermatophilus africanus — Klebsiella africana corrig. — Leptolyngbya africana — "Candidatus Liberibacter africanus" corrig. — "Candidatus Liberibacter africanus" corrig. — "Candidatus Liberobacter africanum" — "Candidatus Liberobacter africanum" — "Lyngbya pseudoafricana" — Merismopedia africana — "Methanolapillus africanus" — Microtetraspora africana — Mycobacterium africanum — Mycobacterium austroafricanum — Mycolicibacterium austroafricanum — Nocardia africana — Nocardiopsis africana — Nonomuraea africana corrig. — Nonomuria africana — Pedobacter africanus — Phormidium africanum — Placoma africana corrig. — Placoma africanum — Plectonema africanum — Pleurocapsa africana — Pseudanabaena africana — Pseudophormidium africanum — Raphidiopsis africana — Rugosimonospora africana — Spirochaeta africana — Stenotrophomonas africana — Streptomyces africanus — Thermosipho africanus — Tolypothrix africana — "Candidatus Wolinella africana" corrig. — "Candidatus Wolinella africanus" — Desulfocurvibacter africanus subsp. africanus — Desulfovibrio africanus subsp. africanus — Xenorhabdus bovienii subsp. africana — Dichothrix orsiniana var. africana — Leptolyngbya notata var. africana — Plectonema notatum var. africanum
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Acestibacter aggregatus" — Aestuariibacter aggregatus — Anatilimnocola aggregata — Aquimarina aggregata — Aurantimonas aggregata — Blastobacter aggregatus — Blastococcus aggregatus — Bryobacter aggregatus — Chamaesiphon aggregatus — "Chloracidobacterium aggregatum" — Costertonia aggregata — Gloeothece aggregata — Godlewskia aggregata — Labrenzia aggregata — Marisediminitalea aggregata — Peteryoungia aggregata — Portacus aggregatus — Rhizobium aggregatum — Roseibium aggregatum — "Candidatus Sororendozoicomonas aggregata" — Stappia aggregata — "Candidatus Thiopilula aggregata" — "Vannielia aggregata"
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].
"Dechlorimonas agitatus" — Dechloromonas agitata
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].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Lactobacillus casei subsp. alactosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Petalonema alatum — Scytonema alatum
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].
Abyssicoccus albus — "Actinobifida alba" — Actinokineospora alba — Actinomadura alba — Actinomadura flavalba — "Actinomyces cyanoalbus" — "Actinomyces griseoloalbus" — Actinopolymorpha alba — Actinopolyspora alba — Agarivorans albus — Agromyces albus — Algihabitans albus — Alloactinosynnema album — Alteromonas alba — Amycolatopsis alba — Amycolatopsis thermalba — Aquariibacter albus — Aquibacillus albus — Arthrobacter albus — Bacillus albus — Bactoderma alba — Bactoderma album corrig. — Baekduia alba — Beggiatoa alba — Bremerella alba — Brevibacterium album — Brevundimonas alba — "Bruguierivorax albus" — "Burkholderia alba" — Cellulomonas alba — Chelatococcus albus — "Chitinolyticbacter albus" — "Citrobacter album" — Defluviimonas alba — Duganella alba corrig. — Duganella albus — Dyadobacter flavalbus — Falsibacillus albus — Ferruginibacter albus — Fervidibacillus albus — Flavobacterium album — Flexivirga alba — Frigidibacter albus — Georgenia alba — Gimesia alba — Glycocaulis albus — Glycomyces albus — Haloactinobacterium album — Haloactinomyces albus — Haloactinopolyspora alba — Haloactinospora alba — Haloechinothrix alba — Haloglycomyces albus — Halopolyspora alba — Humibacter albus — "Hyphomicrobium album" — Ideonella alba — Ignavibacterium album — Intestinirhabdus alba — Isoptericola halalbus — Jiangella alba — Klebsiella alba — Kribbella alba — Labrenzia alba — Lentzea alba — Leucobacter albus — Litoribrevibacter albus — Luteimicrobium album — Mameliella alba — Marinococcus albus — "Martelella alba" — "Metarhizobium album" — Methylobacter albus — Methylobrevis albus — Methylomicrobium album — "Methylomonas albus" — Microbacterium album — Microtetraspora niveoalba — "Microvirga alba" — Myroides albus — Nakamurella alba corrig. — Nakamurella albus — Natronoglycomyces albus — "Neoroseomonas alba" — Nesterenkonia alba — "Niallia alba" — Nocardia alba — Nocardia rosealba — Nocardioides albus — Nocardiopsis alba corrig. — Nocardiopsis albus — Nostoc album — Novosphingobium album — "Novosphingobium album" — Oleisolibacter albus — "Oscillatoria alba" — "Paenibacillus alba" — "Paenibacillus albus" — Paracoccus albus — "Paramartelella alba" — Pelagicoccus albus — Planomonospora alba — Prauserella alba — Prauserella flavalba — Promicromonospora alba — "Pseudoclavibacter albus" — Pseudoglutamicibacter albus — Qaidamihabitans albus — Ramlibacter albus — "Rhizobium album" — "Rhizobium albus" — Roseateles albus — Roseibium album — Roseovarius albus — Ruania alba — Rubrivivax albus — Ruegeria alba — Ruminococcus albus — "Saccharopolyspora griseoalba" — Salilacibacter albus — Salimicrobium album — Salinicoccus albus — Salsipaludibacter albus — Sediminibacillus albus — Shimazuella alba — "Shinella albus" — Sinosporangium album — Spelaeicoccus albus — Sphaerisporangium album — Sphaerisporangium viridialbum corrig. — Sphaerosporangium viridialbum — Sphingomonas alba — Sphingomonas flavalba — "Staphylococcus albus" — Stappia alba — "Stomatohabitans albus" — Streptacidiphilus albus — Streptomonospora alba — Streptomonospora flavalba — Streptomyces albus — Streptomyces cyanoalbus — "Streptomyces flavalbus" — Streptomyces griseoloalbus — Streptomyces rosealbus corrig. — Streptomyces tunisialbus — Streptosporangium album — Streptosporangium viridialbum — "Streptotrix alba" — Streptoverticillium album — Szabonella alba — Tardiphaga alba — Thermobifida alba — Thermocrinis albus — Thermoleophilum album — Thermomonas alba — Thermomonospora alba — Thermostaphylospora grisealba — Thermus albus — Vibrio albus — Virgibacillus albus — Vitiosangium subalbum — Zhihengliuella alba — Zimmermannella alba — "Caulobacter subvibrioides subsp. albus" — Nocardiopsis alba subsp. alba corrig. — Nocardiopsis albus subsp. albus — Streptomyces albus subsp. albus
Allokutzneria albata — Kibdelosporangium albatum
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].
Aestuariicella albida — Arthrobacter albidus — "Asiosporangium albidum" — Brevibacterium albidum — "Cellulomonas albida" — Curtobacterium albidum — Gluconobacter albidus — Glycomyces albidus — Kutzneria albida — Lentzea albida — Leucobacter exalbidus — Litoreibacter albidus — Longispora albida — Nocardia exalbida — Nocardioides albidus — Nocardioides exalbidus — Paenibacillus albidus — Sinomonas albida — Spirillospora albida — Streptomyces albidus — Streptosporangium albidum — "Sulfitobacter albidus" — Terriglobus albidus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Melittangium alboraceum — "Podangium alboraceum"
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: -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: -ulus/-ula/-ulum; (1) diminutive; adjectival base; (2) indicates a tendency or action; verb base [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].
Haloferax alexandrinum corrig. — Haloferax alexandrinus
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 Borrelia algerica" — Mycobacterium algericum — Mycolicibacter algericus
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].
"Candidatus Brachybacter algidus" — Dellaglioa algida — Desulfoconvexum algidum — Lactobacillus algidus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Brachybacterium alimentarium — Companilactobacillus alimentarius — Companilactobacillus paralimentarius — Dietzia alimentaria — Halomonas alimentaria — Jeotgalibacillus alimentarius — Lactobacillus alimentarius — Lactobacillus paralimentarius — "Lentibacillus alimentarius" — Paracoccus alimentarius — Psychrobacter alimentarius — Sphingobacterium alimentarium — Virgibacillus alimentarius — Thermoanaerobacter mathranii subsp. alimentarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Alkalispirochaeta alkalica — Belliella alkalica — Microcella alkalica — Nitrobacter alkalicus — Spirochaeta alkalica
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: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Ainactis alpina" — Arthrobacter alpinus — Asterocapsa alpina — "Beggiatoa arctoalpina" — Burkholderia alpina — Cyanostylon alpina — Cyanostylon alpinum corrig. — Dictyobacter alpinus — Eucapsis alpina — "Candidatus Frankia alpina" — Glaciimonas alpina — Gloeocapsa alpina — Godleya alpina — Nocardioides alpinus — Pararobbsia alpina — Pedobacter alpinus — Scotlandella alpina — Sphingomonas alpina — Stigonema alpinum — Vulcanimicrobium alpinum corrig. — Vulcanimicrobium alpinus — Stigonema panniforme var. alpinum
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 alsatica — Yersinia alsatica
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Carbobacillus altaicus" — "Candidatus Carbonibacillus altaicus" corrig.
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: -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: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Anabaena ambigua — Anabaenopsis ambigua — Bichatia ambigua — Fischerella ambigua — Hapalosiphon ambiguus — Lyngbya ambigua — Phormidium ambiguum — Scytonema ambiguum — Synechococcus ambiguus
Probable suffix: -uus/-ua/-uum; indicates possibility or result of action; verb base, rarely 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: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Alkalispirochaeta americana — Borrelia americana — Borreliella americana — Bradyrhizobium americanum — Cayeuxia americana — Citrobacter meridianamericanus — Ensifer americanum — Ensifer americanus corrig. — Ewingella americana — "Candidatus Hydromicrobium americanum" — "Candidatus Liberibacter americanus" — "Candidatus Oleimmundimicrobium americanum" — Patulibacter americanus — Pedomicrobium americanum — "Candidatus Phytoplasma americanum" — "Candidatus Phytoplasma australamericanum" corrig. — Pseudophormidium americanum — Rhizobium mesoamericanum — Sinorhizobium americanum corrig. — Sinorhizobium americanus — Spirochaeta americana — "Candidatus Xiphinematobacter americanus" corrig. — Brenneria roseae subsp. americana — "Corynebacterium periplanetae subsp. americana"
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Cyanobium amethystinum — Cyanothece amethystina — Myxosarcina amethystina — Oscillatoria amethystina — Spirulina amethystina — Synechococcus amethystinus
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].
Kuetzingina amoena — Microcoleus amoenus — Oscillatoria amoena — "Phormidium amoenum" — "Phormidium amoenum" — Pseudospirulina amoena — Veteronostocale amoenum
Allorhizobium ampelinum — Xanthomonas ampelina — Xylophilus ampelinus
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].
Anagnostidinema amphibium — Geitlerinema amphibium — Oscillatoria amphibia — Phormidium amphibium — Tenebriella amphibia
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: -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 amygdalinum — Lacrimispora amygdalina
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].
Brachyspira suanatina — "Brachyspira suanatina" — Coenonia anatina
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].
Campylobacter anatolicus — "Geobacillus anatolicus" — Helicobacter anatolicus — Jiangella anatolica — Streptomyces anatolicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Rickettsia andeana" corrig.
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Leptolyngbya andina — Plectonema andinum
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].
Streptococcus anginosus — "Streptococcus anginosus" — Streptococcus anginosus subsp. anginosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Oscillatoria anguina — Oscillatoria chalybea var. anguina
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: -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].
Acidiphilium angustum — Andreesenia angusta — Eubacterium angustum — "Gottschalkia angusta" — Leibleinia angusta — Leptolyngbya angusta — Lyngbya angusta — Oscillatoria angusta — Photobacterium angustum — "Candidatus Rickettsia angusta" corrig. — "Candidatus Rickettsia angustus" — "Vibrio angustum" — Lyngbya perelegans var. angusta
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aphanocapsa annulata — Calyptothrix annulata — "Flavobacterium annulatum"
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 anomala — Anacystis anomala — Dalmatella anomala — Loefgrenia anomala — Lyngbya anomala — Nocardioides anomalus — Oscillatoria anomala — Phormidium anomala — Phormidium anomalum corrig. — Trichormus anomalus
"Bacillus marseilloanorexicus" — "Candidatus Clostridium anorexicum" corrig. — "Candidatus Clostridium anorexicus"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Phyllonema ansata — Phyllonema ansatum corrig.
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 anserina — "Spirochaeta anserina"
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].
"Actinomyces anthocyanicus" — Streptomyces anthocyanicus
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].
Brevibacterium antiquum — "Kribbella antiqua" — "Candidatus Laranimicrobium antiquum" — "Candidatus Methanomethyloarchaeum antiquum" — Methanomicrobium antiquum — "Candidatus Ovatibacter antiquus" corrig. — Rhicnonema antiquum
Probable suffix: -uus/-ua/-uum; indicates possibility or result of action; verb base, rarely noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Mirosphaera anulata — Pilimelia anulata — Streptomyces anulatus
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].
Chondromyces apiculatus — Jacksonvillea apiculata — Komvophoron apiculatum
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].
Geitleria appalachiana — Leptolyngbya appalachiana
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Cytophaga aprica — Flammeovirga aprica — Streptomyces apricus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Gemmobacter aquarius — "Candidatus Nitrosotenuis aquarius" — Testudinibacter aquarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Acidocella aquatica — Actomonas aquatica — Adhaeribacter aquaticus — Aeromonas aquatica — Algibacter aquaticus — Amniculibacterium aquaticum — Amnimonas aquatica — "Candidatus Ancaeobacter aquaticus" — Ancylobacter aquaticus — Aquaspirillum aquaticum — "Aquitalea aquatica" — "Aquitalea aquatica" — Arcicella aquatica — "Candidatus Arcomarinus aquaticus" — Arenibacter aquaticus — "Arenimonas aquatica" corrig. — "Arenimonas aquaticum" — Asprobacter aquaticus — Asticcacaulis aquaticus — Belliella aquatica — Blastococcus haudaquaticus — Blastomonas aquatica — Brachybacterium aquaticum — Budvicia aquatica — Budvicia aquatica — "Caldimonas aquatica" — Caldovatus aquaticus — Camptylonemopsis semiaquatica — "Candidatus Chazhemtobacterium aquaticus" — "Candidatus Chazhemtonibacterium aquaticum" corrig. — Chromobacterium aquaticum — Chryseobacterium aquaticum — Clostridium caldaquaticum — Comamonas aquatica — "Corynebacterium aquaticum" — Cypionkella aquatica — Deinococcus aquaticus — Dickeya aquatica — "Duganella aquatica" — Emticicia aquatica — Erysipelothrix aquatica — Exiguobacterium aquaticum — Fictibacillus aquaticus — Flavivirga aquatica — Flavobacterium aquaticum — "Flavobacterium aquaticum" — Flavobacterium psychraquaticum — Fontibacillus aquaticus — Gemmobacter aquaticus — Halonotius aquaticus — Halorubrum aquaticum — Halorussus aquaticus — Halosimplex aquaticum — Herbaspirillum aquaticum — "Histidinibacterium aquaticum" — Hydrogenophaga aquatica — Hymenobacter aquaticus — Ideonella aquatica — Idiomarina aquatica — Janthinobacterium aquaticum — "Candidatus Kaelpia aquatica" — Lactobacillus aquaticus — Leeia aquatica — Leifsonia aquatica — "Leifsonia aquatica" — "Candidatus Limnosphaera aquatica" — Liquorilactobacillus aquaticus — Listeria aquatica — Luteimonas aquatica — "Candidatus Marinarcus aquaticus" corrig. — Marinilongibacter aquaticus — Marinobacter aquaticus — Marmoricola aquaticus — Massilia aquatica — "Massilia aquatica" — Methylibium aquaticum — Methylobacterium aquaticum — "Methylolobus aquaticus" — Methylophilus aquaticus — Microcyclus aquaticus — Mokoshia aquatica — Mycobacterium aquaticum — Natronomonas aquatica — Niabella aquatica — Nibricoccus aquaticus — Nocardioides aquaticus — Nocardioides marmoraquaticus — Novosphingobium aquaticum — "Novosphingobium aquaticum" — Paeniroseomonas aquatica — Pandoraea aquatica — Paracnuella aquatica — "Pararheinheimera aquatica" — Pectobacterium aquaticum — Pectobacterium quasiaquaticum — Pelomonas aquatica — Perlucidibaca aquatica — Phenylobacterium aquaticum — Piscinibacter aquaticus — Polaromonas aquatica — Pontimicrobium aquaticum — Pseudoduganella aquatica — Pseudomethylobacillus aquaticus — Pseudorhodobacter aquaticus — Psychrobacter aquaticus — Radiculonema aquaticum — "Rahnella aquatica" — Ramlibacter aquaticus — Rheinheimera aquatica — Rhizobium aquaticum — Rhodoferax aquaticus — "Roseateles aquaticus" — Roseomonas aquatica — Rugamonas aquatica — Sapientia aquatica — Schlegelella aquatica — Silvanigrella aquatica — Solimonas aquatica — Sphingobacterium psychroaquaticum — Sphingomonas aquatica — Spiribacter aquaticus — Stagnimonas aquatica — Sulfurimonas aquatica — Tabrizicola aquatica — Tahibacter aquaticus — Tepidimonas aquatica — Terriglobus aquaticus — Terrimonas aquatica — Thermoanaerobaculum aquaticum — Thermomonas aquatica — Thermospira aquatica — Thermus aquaticus — Uliginosibacterium aquaticum — Vibrio aquaticus — Vogesella aquatica — Chryseobacterium aquaticum subsp. aquaticum — "Comamonas aquatica subsp. aquatica"
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Microvirga arabica — "Candidatus Scalindua arabica" — Streptomonospora arabica corrig. — Streptomyces arabicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Ligilactobacillus araffinosus — Lactobacillus aviarius subsp. araffinosus
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: -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: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; 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].
"Methanofilum arcanum" — "Candidatus Neoehrlichia arcana" — "Candidatus Uliximicrobium arcanum"
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Acidovorax antarcticus — Actimicrobium antarcticum — Aequorivita antarctica — Algimonas arctica — Algoriphagus antarcticus — Aliterella antarctica — Allohahella antarctica — Allomuricauda antarctica — Amycolatopsis antarctica — Anabaena antarctica — Anabaena arctica — "Candidatus Anaeropigmentatus antarcticus" corrig. — "Candidatus Anaeropigmentus antarcticus" — Antarcticibacterium arcticum — Aquaspirillum arcticum — Arcobacter antarcticus — Arenibacter antarcticus — Argonema antarcticum — Arthrobacter antarcticus — Bacillus thermantarcticus corrig. — Bizionia arctica — Calothrix antarctica — Carnobacterium antarcticum — "Candidatus Celaenobacter antarcticus" — Chachezhania antarctica — Chitinimonas arctica — "Candidatus Chlorobium antarcticum" — Christiangramia antarctica — Chryseobacterium antarcticum — Clostridium arcticum corrig. — "Coelosphaerium subarcticum" — Cohnella arctica — Colwellia arctica — Comamonas antarctica — Constrictibacter antarcticus — Corynebacterium antarcticum — Cryobacterium arcticum — "Cytophaga antarctica" — Dactylococcopsis antarctica — Dactylothamnos antarcticus — Deinococcus antarcticus — Deinococcus arcticus — Desulfallas arcticus — Desulfotalea arctica — Desulfotomaculum antarcticum — Desulfotomaculum arcticum — Desulfotruncus arcticus — Desulfovibrio arcticus — Dolichospermum arcticum — Dyadobacter arcticus — "Candidatus Eremiobacter antarcticus" — Exiguobacterium antarcticum — Falsihalocynthiibacter arcticus — Flagellimonas antarctica — Flavitalea antarctica — Flavobacterium antarcticum — Flavobacterium arcticum — Formosa arctica — Friedmanniella antarctica — Geobacillus thermantarcticus — Glaciecola arctica — Glaciihabitans arcticus — Gramella antarctica — Granulicella arctica — Granulosicoccus antarcticus — Hahella antarctica — Halocynthiibacter arcticus — "Candidatus Hinthialibacter antarcticus" — Huanghella arctica — Humidesulfovibrio arcticus — Hymenobacter antarcticus — Hymenobacter arcticus — Iodobacter arcticus — "Candidatus Jiangella antarctica" — Kaistella antarctica — Kiloniella antarctica — Kordia antarctica — Labilibaculum antarcticum — Legionella antarctica — Leifsonia antarctica — Leptolyngbya antarctica — Leucothrix arctica — Lewinella antarctica — Luteimicrobium subarcticum — Luteolibacter arcticus — Lysobacter antarcticus — Maribacter antarcticus — Maribacter arcticus — Marinitoga arctica — Marinobacter antarcticus — "Marinobacter arcticus" — Marinomonas arctica — Marisediminicola antarctica — Massilia antarctica — Merismopedia arctica — Methanobacterium arcticum — Micrococcus antarcticus — Microcoleus antarcticus — Microlunatus antarcticus — "Microvirga antarctica" — Mokoshia antarctica — Mucilaginibacter antarcticus — Muricauda antarctica — Nakamurella antarctica — "Candidatus Nanohalarchaeum antarcticum" corrig. — "Candidatus Nanohaloarchaeum antarcticus" — Neisseria arctica — Neolewinella antarctica — Neptunomonas antarctica — "Candidatus Nitrosocosmicus arcticus" — "Nitrosospira antarctica" — "Candidatus Nitrotoga arctica" — Nocardioides antarcticus — "Nocardioides arcticus" — Nocardiopsis antarctica corrig. — Nocardiopsis antarcticus — Nonlabens antarcticus — Nostoc antarctica — Novosphingobium subarcticum — Oceanicola antarcticus — Oceanisphaera arctica — "Oceanisphaera arctica" — Octadecabacter antarcticus — Octadecabacter arcticus — Oleispira antarctica — Oscillatoria antarctica — Paenibacillus antarcticus — Paenibacillus arcticus — Paeniglutamicibacter antarcticus — Paenisporosarcina antarctica — Parablastomonas arctica — Paraconexibacter antarcticus — Parageobacillus thermantarcticus — "Parageobacillus thermantarcticus" — Paraglaciecola arctica — Pararhizobium antarcticum — Pedobacter antarcticus — Pedobacter arcticus — Phaeobacter arcticus — "Phormidesmis arctica" — Phormidium antarcticum — Planktotalea arctica — Planococcus antarcticus — Plastoroseomonas arctica — "Plutoneptunites antarcticus" — Polynucleobacter antarcticus — Polynucleobacter arcticus — Pontibacter arcticus — Poseidonibacter antarcticus — Pricia antarctica — Pseudoalteromonas antarctica — Pseudoalteromonas arctica — Pseudolysobacter antarcticus — Pseudomonas antarctica — Pseudonocardia antarctica — Pseudooceanicola antarcticus — Pseudooceanicola antarcticus — Pseudophaeobacter arcticus — Pseudopuniceibacterium antarcticum — Pseudorhodobacter antarcticus — Psychrobacillus antarcticus — Psychrobacter arcticus — Psychroglaciecola arctica — Psychromonas antarctica corrig. — Psychromonas antarcticus — Psychromonas arctica — Puniceibacterium antarcticum — Raineyella antarctica — "Regnicoccus antarcticus" — Rhabdothermus arcticus — Rhodococcus antarcticus — Rhodoferax antarcticus — Robiginitomaculum antarcticum — Roseicitreum antarcticum — Roseisalinus antarcticus — Roseomonas arctica — Roseovarius antarcticus — Roseovarius arcticus — Sanguibacter antarcticus — Schizothrix antarctica — Sediminicola arcticus — Sejongia antarctica — Serinibacter arcticus — Shackletoniella antarctica — Shewanella arctica — "Siccationidurans antarcticus" — Sphingobacterium antarcticum corrig. — Sphingobacterium antarcticus — Sphingomonas antarctica — Sphingomonas subarctica — "Candidatus Spiritibacter antarcticus" — Spirosoma arcticum — Sporosarcina antarctica — Stichosiphon subarcticus — Streptomyces arcticus — Subsaxibacter arcticus — "Candidatus Tariuqbacter arcticus" — Terrimonas arctica — Tessaracoccus antarcticus — Thiomicrorhabdus arctica — Thiomicrospira arctica — Trichormus antarcticus — Ulvibacter antarcticus — Undibacterium arcticum — Ursidibacter arcticus — Vanhoeffenia antarctica — Virgibacillus arcticus — Zhongshania antarctica — Francisella tularensis subsp. holarctica — Yersinia enterocolitica subsp. palearctica — Lyngbya aestuarii var. antarctica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Phormidium arcuatum — Propionispira arcuata — Pseudanabaena arcuata — Synechococcus arcuatus — Thermostichus arcuatus
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].
Streptomyces ardesiacus — "Actinomyces diastaticus subsp. ardesiacus" — Streptomyces diastaticus subsp. ardesiacus
Flammeovirga arenaria — Geodermatophilus arenarius — "Microscilla arenaria" — Schizothrix arenaria
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Arcobacter arenosus — Arenibacillus arenosus — "Arenibacterium arenosum" — "Cellulosimicrobium arenosum" — "Echinicola arenosa" — "Halarcobacter arenosus" — Maribacter arenosus — Marimicrobium arenosum — Marimonas arenosa — "Marinobacter arenosus" — "Marinobacterium arenosum" — Massilia arenosa — "Mycolicibacterium arenosum" — "Nitratireductor arenosus" — Oceanobacillus arenosus — Photobacterium arenosum — Pseudomarimonas arenosa — Pseudothioclava arenosa — Psychrobacter arenosus — "Sinimarinibacterium arenosum" — Sphingomicrobium arenosum — Thioclava arenosa — Tropicimonas arenosa — Zemynaea arenosa
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Microcystis argentea — Rhizorhabdus argentea — Staphylococcus argenteus
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].
Geobacter argillaceus — "Geomobilibacter argillaceus" — "Streptomyces argillaceus"
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Kitasatospora cystarginea corrig. — Kitasatosporia cystarginea — Streptomyces cystargineus
Probable suffix: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Amycolatopsis arida — Belnapia arida — Bradyrhizobium semiaridum — "Burkholderia semiarida" — Kibdelosporangium aridum — Micromonospora arida — Streptomyces aridus — Kibdelosporangium aridum subsp. aridum
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Campylobacter armoricus — "Candidatus Methanomassiliicoccus armoricus"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acidocella aromatica — Aromatoleum aromaticum — Aureobacterium esteraromaticum — "Bacterium esteraromaticum" — Carnobacterium maltaromaticum corrig. — "Dechloromonas aromatica" — "Denitromonas aromaticus" — "Flavobacterium aromaticum" — Flavobacterium esteraromaticum — Microbacterium esteraromaticum — Thauera aminoaromatica — Thauera aromatica
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].
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Bacillus arsenicus — Fictibacillus arsenicus — Luteimonas arsenica — Pseudaminobacter arsenicus
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].
Lyngbya perelegans f. articulata — Phormidium treleasei f. breviarticulatum — Symploca thermalis f. longiarticulata — Achroonema articulatum — Arthrospira breviarticulata — Calothrix breviarticulata — Homoeothrix articulata — Jaaginema longearticulatum — Leptolyngbya breviarticulata — Lyngbya longearticulata — Oscillatoria articulata — Oscillatoria breviarticulata — Oscillatoria longearticulata — Phormidium articulatum — Schizothrix longearticulata — Scytonema longiarticulatum — Spirulina breviarticulata — Tapinothrix articulata — Schizothrix braunii var. longearticulata — Symploca thermalis var. longiarticulata
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].
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 Amoebophilus asiaticus" — Aquisalimonas asiatica — "Candidatus Chloroploca asiatica" — "Francisella asiatica" — Halovivax asiaticus — "Candidatus Hemipteriphilus asiaticus" — "Candidatus Jettenia asiatica" — Jiangella asiatica — "Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus" corrig. — "Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus" corrig. — "Candidatus Liberobacter asiaticum" — "Candidatus Liberobacter asiaticum" — Marihabitans asiaticum — Mycobacterium asiaticum — Natrialba asiatica — Nocardia asiatica — "Candidatus Phytoplasma australasiaticum" corrig. — Pseudomonas asiatica — Rickettsia asiatica — Spirochaeta asiatica — Streptomyces asiaticus — Francisella tularensis subsp. mediasiatica
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Marispirochaeta associata" — Sphaerochaeta associata
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].
Microcoleus asticus — "Candidatus Pantoea astica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actibacterium atlanticum — Aestuariivita atlantica — Agrobacterium atlanticum — Aliterella atlantica — Altererythrobacter atlanticus — Alteromonas atlantica — Amphritea atlantica — Aquimarina atlantica — Aurantiacibacter atlanticus — Brachybacterium atlanticum — Brevibacterium atlanticum — Burkholderia silvatlantica — Caminibacter mediatlanticus — Croceibacter atlanticus — Croceibacterium atlanticum — Desulfurobacterium atlanticum — Erythrobacter atlanticus — Geminobacterium atlanticum — Haliea atlantica — Hyphomonas atlantica corrig. — Hyphomonas atlanticus — Idiomarina atlantica — Komarekiella atlantica — "Magnicoccus sudiatlanticus" — Mameliella atlantica — "Maricoccus atlantica" — "Candidatus Marinimicrobium atlanticum" — "Marinobacter atlanticus" — Marinomonas atlantica — Marivirga atlantica — Mesorhizobium atlanticum — Microbacterium atlanticum — "Candidatus Neomarinimicrobium atlanticum" corrig. — Oceanococcus atlanticus — "Paraburkholderia atlantica" — Paraburkholderia silvatlantica — Pegethrix atlantica — "Persephonella atlantica" — Pseudaestuariivita atlantica — Pseudidiomarina atlantica — Pseudoalteromonas atlantica — Pseudooceanicola atlanticus — Psychrilyobacter atlanticus — "Rhizobium atlanticum" — Roseivivax atlanticus — Roseovarius atlanticus — Ruegeria atlantica — Shewanella atlantica — "Streptomyces atlanticus" — Symploca atlantica — Thermococcus atlanticus — Thermodesulfatator atlanticus — Thermosipho atlanticus — Thioclava atlantica — Vibrio atlanticus — Vulcanithermus mediatlanticus — "Candidatus Winogradskyella atlantica" — Zunongwangia atlantica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Entophysalis atrata — Gloeocapsa atrata — Streptomyces atratus
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].
Oscillatoria acuminata f. longeattenuata — Ammassolinea attenuata — Geitlerinema attenuatum — Lyngbya attenuata — Microcoleus attenuatus — Mycobacterium attenuatum — Phormidium attenuatum — Planktothricoides attenuata — Trichocoleus attenuatus — Geitlerinema splendidum var. attenuatum — Microcoleus delicatulus var. attenuatus — Oscillatoria splendida var. attenuata — Phormidium acuminatum var. longeattenuatum — Seguenzaea minor var. attenuata
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].
Actinobispora aurantiaca — Actinocorallia aurantiaca — Actinomadura aurantiaca — "Actinomyces glomeroaurantiacus" — "Actinomyces griseoaurantiacus" — Actinoplanes atraurantiacus — "Actinoplanes aurantiacus" — "Actinoplanes pallidoaurantiacus" — "Aequorivita aurantiaca" — "Agrobacterium aurantiacum" — Agromyces aurantiacus — Allomuricauda aurantiaca — Altererythrobacter aurantiacus — Alteribacter aurantiacus — Antarcticirhabdus aurantiaca — Arcicella aurantiaca — Aridibaculum aurantiacum — Arsenicitalea aurantiaca — Ascidiimonas aurantiaca — Bacillus aurantiacus — Blastococcus aurantiacus — Brevibacterium aurantiacum — Brevundimonas aurantiaca — Brumimicrobium aurantiacum — Cellulomonas aurantiaca — "Chitinophaga aurantiaca" — Chloroflexus aurantiacus — Chroococcus aurantiacus — Chryseobacterium aurantiacum — Cryptosporangium aurantiacum — Cytophaga aurantiaca — "Cytophaga aurantiaca" — Dactylosporangium aurantiacum — Demequina aurantiaca — Desertihabitans aurantiacus — Devosia aurantiaca — Dictyobacter aurantiacus — Dietzia aurantiaca — Dokdonia aurantiaca — Edaphocola aurantiacus — Exiguobacterium aurantiacum — "Flavobacterium aurantiacum" — Flexibacter aurantiacus — Gemmatimonas aurantiaca — "Gordona aurantiaca" — Herbaspirillum aurantiacum — Herpetosiphon aurantiacus — "Jeotgalibacillus aurantiacus" — Jiangella aurantiaca — Kineococcus aurantiacus — Kineosporia aurantiaca — Kitasatospora atroaurantiaca — "Koukoulia aurantiaca" — "Kouleothrix aurantiaca" — Labilibacter aurantiacus — "Lentiprolixibacter aurantiacus" — Lewinella aurantiaca — Litorihabitans aurantiacus — Longivirga aurantiaca — Maribacter aurantiacus — Maripseudobacter aurantiacus — Marivirga aurantiaca — Marmoricola aurantiacus — Methylomonas aurantiaca — Microbacterium aurantiacum — Microcoleus aurantiacus — Microlunatus aurantiacus — Micromonospora aurantiaca — Micromonospora echinaurantiaca — Motilibacter aurantiacus — Muricauda aurantiaca — Mycolicibacterium aurantiacum — Neolewinella aurantiaca — Nesterenkonia aurantiaca — Niabella aurantiaca — Nocardia aurantiaca — Nocardioides aurantiacus — Nonomuraea aurantiaca — Noviherbaspirillum aurantiacum — Paenibacillus aurantiacus — Paracoccus aurantiacus — Parapontixanthobacter aurantiacus — Perexilibacter aurantiacus — Phytohabitans aurantiacus — Pinibacter aurantiacus — Pistricoccus aurantiacus — Pleurocapsa aurantiaca — Pontibacter aurantiacus — Prevotella aurantiaca — Pseudomonas aurantiaca — Pseudonocardia aurantiaca — Psychroflexus aurantiacus — Qipengyuania aurantiaca — Ramlibacter aurantiacus — Rhodococcus aurantiacus — Robiginitalea aurantiaca — Rufibacter aurantiacus — Runella aurantiaca — "Sabulicella rubraurantiaca" — Saccharicrinis aurantiacus — "Saccharopolyspora aurantiaca" — Salipaludibacillus aurantiacus — Shiella aurantiaca — Sphingomonas aurantiaca — Stigmatella aurantiaca — Streptomyces atroaurantiacus — Streptomyces aurantiacus — "Streptomyces coeruleoaurantiacus" — Streptomyces glomeroaurantiacus — Streptomyces griseoaurantiacus — "Streptotrix aurantiaca" — Symplocastrum aurantiacum — "Thalassorhabdus aurantiaca" — Virgisporangium aurantiacum corrig. — Virgosporangium aurantiacum — Williamsia aurantiaca corrig. — Williamsia aurantiacus — Winogradskyella aurantiaca — "Caulobacter henricii subsp. aurantiacus" — Flavobacterium johnsoniae subsp. aurantiacum — Micromonospora carbonacea subsp. aurantiaca — Pseudomonas brassicacearum subsp. neoaurantiaca — Pseudomonas chlororaphis subsp. aurantiaca
"Acetobacter aurantium" — Alteromonas aurantia — Chroococcus aurantius — Erythrobacter aurantius — Frateuria aurantia — Fulvivirga aurantia — Kushneria aurantia — Marnyiella aurantia — "Mesobacillus aurantius" — Nocardia aurantia — "Pacificimonas aurantium" — Paenibacillus aurantius — Pelczaria aurantia — Pseudoalteromonas aurantia — Spirochaeta aurantia — Thermogemmatispora aurantia — Winogradskyella aurantia — Spirochaeta aurantia subsp. aurantia
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].
Actinosynnema pretiosum subsp. auranticum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bichatia aurata — Plantibacter auratus — Streptomyces auratus
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].
Actinocorallia aurea — Actinoplanes aureus — Agromyces aureus — Allomuricauda aurea — "Brevibacterium aureum" — "Catellatospora aurea" — Chryseobacterium aureum — Chryseomicrobium aureum — Cryobacterium aureum — "Candidatus Electronema aureum" — "Erythrobacter aureus" — Flagellimonas aurea — "Flavobacterium aureum" — Frondibacter aureus — Gloeocapsopsis aurea — Gloeothece aurea — Leifsonia aurea — "Candidatus Liberibacter psyllidaureus" corrig. — Marinicaulis aureum — Marinicaulis aureus corrig. — Massilia aurea — Methylocapsa aurea — Muricauda aurea — Nocardia aurea — Novosphingobium aureum — Ornithinibacter aureus — Polyangium aureum — "Candidatus Poriflexus aureus" — "Rhizobium aureum" — Rhodoglobus aureus — "Spirosoma aureum" — Staphylococcus aureus — Streptomyces aureus — "Streptomyces microaureus" — Telluria aurea — "Trichodesmium aureum" — Staphylococcus aureus subsp. aureus
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: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ulentus/-ulenta/-ulentum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Alteromonas australica — Azohydromonas australica — Caloramator australicus — Desulfofundulus australicus — Desulfotomaculum australicum — "Eoleptonema australicum" — Frondicola australicus — Frondihabitans australicus — Mesorhizobium australicum — Pedomicrobium australicum — Thalassospira australica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -aneus/-anea/-aneum; indicates resemblance or material out of which something is made; 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].
Lactobacillus aviarius — Ligilactobacillus aviarius — Lactobacillus aviarius subsp. aviarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
"Bacteroides avidus" — Cutibacterium avidum — "Desulfobacillus acidavidus" — Propionibacterium avidum — "Syntrophomonas saponavida" — Syntrophomonas wolfei subsp. saponavida
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Kitasatospora azatica corrig. — Kitasatosporia azatica — Streptomyces azaticus
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Phycobacter azelaicus — "Pseudomonas azelaica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Billgrantia azerbaijanica — Halomonas azerbaijanica — Marinobacter azerbaijanicus — Shewanella azerbaijanica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Halomonas azerica — Vreelandella azerica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Pseudocalidococcus azoricus — Stygiolobus azoricus — "Candidatus Thiobarba azorica" corrig. — "Candidatus Thiobarba azoricus"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Bacillus biazoteus" — Cellulomonas biazotea
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 azurea" — "Actinoplanes azureus" — Amycolatopsis azurea — Pseudonocardia azurea — Saccharomonospora azurea — Streptomyces azureus — Vibrio azureus — Couchioplanes caeruleus subsp. azureus
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].
"Amoebobacter bacillosus" — Thiodictyon bacillosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Mycobacterium bacteremicum — Mycolicibacterium bacteremicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Desulfomicrobium baculatum corrig. — Desulfomicrobium baculatus — Desulfovibrio baculatus — Flavobacterium baculatum — "Heliorestis baculata" — "Candidatus Laterigemmans baculatus" — Nocardioides baculatus — Paenimyroides baculatum
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 badius" — Asterocapsa badia — Bacillus badius — "Bacillus similibadius" — Comamonas badia — Cylindrospermum badium — Cystobacter badius — Leptolyngbya badia — "Pseudobacillus badius" — Streptomyces badius — Trichocoleus badius
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: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Alcanivorax balearicus — Alloalcanivorax balearicus — Calothrix balearica — Ferrimonas balearica — Marinomonas balearica — Phormidiochaete balearica — Pseudomonas balearica — Stutzerimonas balearica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Anabaena spiroides f. baltica — Anabaena baltica — Anderseniella baltica — Aquiflexum balticum — Belliella baltica — Cellulophaga baltica — "Curacaobacter baltica" — Cyanodictyon balticum — Desulfotignum balticum — Hirschia baltica — Idiomarina baltica — Limosilactobacillus balticus — Marinisporobacter balticus — Methanosarcina baltica — Nodularia baltica — Oscillatoria baltica — Pseudomonas baltica — Rheinheimera baltica — Rhodopirellula baltica — Shewanella baltica — Spirulina baltica — "Candidatus Sulfurimonas baltica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Chryseobacterium balustinum — Flavobacterium balustinum
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].
Bacillus barbaricus — Fictibacillus barbaricus — "Candidatus Rickettsia barbarica" corrig.
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Alysiomicrobium bavaricum" — "Candidatus Halyseomicrobium bavaricum" corrig. — "Candidatus Halysiomicrobium bavaricum" corrig. — Lactobacillus bavaricus — "Candidatus Magnetobacterium bavaricum" — Methanocorpusculum bavaricum — "Candidatus Nitrosotalea bavarica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Beckia bella — Falsiroseomonas bella — Holopedium bellum — Microcrocis bella — Roseomonas bella — Streptomyces bellus
Probable suffix: -ellus/-ella/-ellum; diminutive; adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Magnetospirillum bellicum corrig. — Magnetospirillum bellicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Gimesia benthica — Qipengyuania benthica — Shewanella benthica
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].
Clostridium hydroxybenzoicum — Desulfofundulus thermobenzoicus — Desulfotomaculum thermobenzoicum — Sedimentibacter hydroxybenzoicus — Sporotomaculum hydroxybenzoicum — Thauera chlorobenzoica — Desulfofundulus thermobenzoicus subsp. thermobenzoicus — Desulfotomaculum thermobenzoicum subsp. thermobenzoicum
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].
"Pseudomonas bharatica" — "Pseudomonas bharatica"
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Imhoffiella bheemlica — Marichromatium bheemlicum — Thiorhodococcus bheemlicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ulus/-ula/-ulum; (1) diminutive; adjectival base; (2) indicates a tendency or action; verb base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Burkholderia bifaria"
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
"Bacillus bifidus" — "Bacterium bifidum" — Bifidobacterium bifidum — Gulosibacter bifidus — "Pseudoclavibacter bifida" — "Candidatus Weimeria bifida" — Zimmermannella bifida
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Robiginitalea biformata — Shimia biformata — Tomitella biformata
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 bijugata — Nodosilinea bijugata — Phormidium bijugatum
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].
"Acidiphilium symbioticum" — "Actinomyces antibioticus" — "Brevibacillus antibioticus" — Burkholderia symbiotica — Chainia antibiotica — "Chlorobacterium symbioticum" — Chryseobacterium antibioticum — "Candidatus Denitrolinea symbiotica" corrig. — "Candidatus Devosia symbiotica" — "Candidatus Fukatsuia symbiotica" — "Candidatus Haematopinicola symbiotica" — "Candidatus Halichondribacter symbioticus" — "Candidatus Halichondriibacter symbioticus" corrig. — Kribbella antibiotica — Lysobacter antibioticus — "Massilia antibiotica" — Methylobacterium symbioticum — Micromonospora antibiotica — Muricauda symbiotica — "Candidatus Pantoea symbiotica" — Paraburkholderia antibiotica — Paraburkholderia symbiotica — "Candidatus Psyllophila symbiotica" — Serratia symbiotica — "Candidatus Serratia symbiotica" — Streptomyces antibioticus — Telluria antibiotica — Trinickia symbiotica — Planomonospora parontospora subsp. antibiotica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacteroides bivius — Prevotella bivia
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].
Fuscovulum blasticum — Rhodobacter blastica — Rhodobacter blasticus corrig. — Rhodopseudomonas blastica — Tabrizicola blastica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Companilactobacillus bobalius — Lactobacillus bobalius
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].
Acinetobacter bohemicus — "Actinosporangium bohemicum" — "Agrobacterium bohemicum" — Bifidobacterium bohemicum — Macrococcoides bohemicum corrig. — Macrococcoides bohemicus — Macrococcus bohemicus — Mycobacterium bohemicum — Pseudogemmobacter bohemicus — Pseudomonas bohemica — Silvibacterium bohemicum
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].
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 botulinus" — Clostridium botulinum
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].
Dolichospermum brachiatum — Methylobacterium brachiatum
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].
Chamaesiphon britannicus — Lonsdalea britannica — Nunduva britannica — Xenococcus britannica — Lonsdalea quercina subsp. britannica — Vibrio tapetis subsp. britannicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura rubrobrunea — "Excellospora rubrobrunea" — "Micropolyspora rubrobrunea"
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 brunnea" — "Actinoplanes purpeobrunneus" — "Flavobacterium brunneum" — Hormathonema luteobrunneum — "Microcystis brunnea" — Micromonospora brunnea — Oscillatoria olivaceobrunnea — Prevotella brunnea — Rugamonas brunnea — "Stigmatella brunnea" — Streptomyces griseobrunneus — Streptomyces viridobrunneus
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].
"Vibrio bubulus" — Campylobacter sputorum subsp. bubulus
Probable suffix: -ulus/-ula/-ulum; (1) diminutive; adjectival base; (2) indicates a tendency or action; verb base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Lactobacillus bulgaricus — Phormidium bulgaricum — Sorangium bulgaricum — "Thermobacterium bulgaricum" — Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Brevundimonas bullata — Methylobacterium bullatum — Mycoplana bullata
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 acetobutylicum — Clostridium saccharobutylicum — Hyperthermus butylicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Anaerostipes butyraticus — "Candidatus Phosphitivorax butyraticus"
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Algorimarina butyrica" — Aminipila butyrica — "Brotomerdimonas butyrica" — "Clostridium aminobutyricum" — Clostridium aurantibutyricum — Clostridium butyricum — Clostridium pabulibutyricum — Clostridium thermobutyricum — Clostridium tyrobutyricum — Flintibacter butyricum — Flintibacter butyricus corrig. — Huintestinicola butyrica — Lucifera butyrica — Megasphaera butyrica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Massilia buxea — Pseudoduganella buxea
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: -ivus/-iva/-ivum; indicates capacity, ability, possession by or property of; verb or 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].
Actinoalloteichus caeruleus — "Actinomyces caeruleus" — Actinoplanes caeruleus — Actinopycnidium caeruleum — Couchioplanes caeruleus — Gemmobacter caeruleus — Leisingera caerulea — Lyngbya aerugineocaerulea — Phaeobacter caeruleus — Phormidium aerugineocaeruleum — Potamolinea aerugineocaerulea — Streptomyces caeruleus — Xenotholos caeruleus — Couchioplanes caeruleus subsp. caeruleus
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].
Actinoallomurus caesius — "Micropolyspora caesia" — "Microtetraspora caesia" — "Saccharomonospora caesia" — "Streptomyces peucetius subsp. caesius"
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].
Lyngbya aerugineocaerulea f. calcarea — Cyanomargarita calcarea — Dasygloea calcarea — Geitleria calcarea — Homoeothrix calcarea — Nocardia calcarea — Tapinothrix calcarea
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].
Alicyclobacillus acidocaldarius — Bacillus acidocaldarius — "Bacillus flavocaldarius" — Chroococcopsis caldaria — Dermocarpa caldaria — Desulfosoma caldarium — Gracilinema caldarium — Spirochaeta caldaria corrig. — Spirochaeta caldarium — Spirulina caldaria — Sulfolobus acidocaldarius — "Candidatus Syntropharchaeum caldarium" corrig. — "Candidatus Syntrophoarchaeum caldarius" — Thalpophila caldaria — Treponema caldaria — Treponema caldarium corrig. — Alicyclobacillus acidocaldarius subsp. acidocaldarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Acidithiobacillus caldus — "Fervidacidithiobacillus caldus" — Heliobacterium modesticaldum — Heliomicrobium modesticaldum — Rhodoflexus caldus — Thiobacillus caldus — Vulcanibacillus modesticaldus
Burkholderia caledonica — Burkholderia novacaledonica — Caballeronia novacaledonica — "Cupriavidus neocaledonicus" — Desmosiphon neocaledonica — Desmosiphon neocaledonicus corrig. — Hydrocoryne neocaledonica — Leptospira neocaledonica — Paraburkholderia caledonica — Staphylococcus caledonicus — Streptococcus caledonicus — "Vibrio neocaledonicus" — Campylobacter pinnipediorum subsp. caledonicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Anoxybacillus calidus — Conexivisphaera calida — "Conexivisphaera calidus" — Cyanocohniella calida — Microcoleus calidus — "Candidatus Microthrix calida" — Mixta calida — "Candidatus Neomicrothrix calida" corrig. — "Nitrospira calida" — Pantoea calida — "Candidatus Parvibacillus calidus" — Phormidium calidum — Syntrophothermus lipocalidus — Tuberibacillus calidus — Geobacillus thermodenitrificans subsp. calidus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomyces californicus" — Chimaeribacter californicus — Halothece californica — Hassallia californica — Microcoleus californicus — Mycoplasma californicum — Mycoplasmopsis californica — Myxacorys californica — Phormidium californicum — Schizothrix californica — Streptomyces californicus — Symplocastrum californicum — "Spirulina platensis var. californica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Archaeoglobus sulfaticallidus — Duganella callida — Ruminococcus callidus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Burkholderia calva" — Intrasporangium calvum — "Candidatus Paraburkholderia calva" — Streptomyces calvus
Actinoplanes campanulatus — "Ampullaria campanulata" — Ampullariella campanulata
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].
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].
Pseudarthrobacter albicanus — Streptomyces canus — Streptosporangium canum
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Cohnella candidum" — Nonomuraea candida — Streptomyces candidus — Thermoactinomyces candidus
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Pseudomonas cannabina — Sphingomonas cannabina
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].
Actinoplanes capillaceus — "Leibleinia capillacea"
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Desulfovibrio capillatus — Lactobacillus capillatus — Lentzea albidocapillata — Liquorilactobacillus capillatus — Paucidesulfovibrio capillatus — Saccharothrix albidocapillata — Lentzea albidocapillata subsp. albidocapillata
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].
"Bacillus capillosus" — Bacteroides capillosus — Pseudoflavonifractor capillosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Phanerosphaerops capitaneus — Siphonophycus capitaneum — Siphonophycus capitaneus corrig.
Probable suffix: -aneus/-anea/-aneum; indicates resemblance or material out of which something is made; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Calothrix capitata corrig. — Leptolyngbya subcapitata — "Lyngbya capitata" — Oscillatorites capitata — Phormidium subcapitatum — Plectonema capitata — Plectonema capitatum — Plectonema capitatum corrig. — Pseudoscytonema capitatum — Scytonema capitatum — Scytonema papillicapitatum — Streptostemon capitatus — Synechococcus capitatus
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: -inus/-ina/-inum; (1) indicates possession or resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour, resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acidobacterium capsulatum — Actinobacillus capsulatus — Arthrobacter siderocapsulatus — Blastobacter capsulatus — "Cyanospira capsulata" — Flavobacterium capsulatum — Friedmanniella capsulata — "Candidatus Ishikawaella capsulata" — "Candidatus Ishikawella capsulata" corrig. — "Methylobacter capsulatus" — Methylococcus capsulatus — Methylopila capsulata — Microlunatus capsulatus — Novosphingobium capsulatum — Pararhizobium capsulatum — Rhodobacter capsulatus — "Rhodonostoc capsulatum" — Rhodopseudomonas capsulata corrig. — Rhodopseudomonas capsulatus — Sphingoaurantiacus capsulatus — Sphingomonas capsulata — "Candidatus Stammera capsulata" corrig.
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].
Halobellus captivus — Rubripirellula reticaptiva — Sodalis praecaptivus
Probable suffix: -ivus/-iva/-ivum; indicates capacity, ability, possession by or property of; verb or noun base [Stearn 1973].
Acetobacterium carbinolicum — Desulfovibrio carbinolicus — Pelobacter carbinolicus — Solidesulfovibrio carbinolicus — Syntrophotalea carbinolica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Micromonospora carbonacea — Micromonospora carbonacea subsp. carbonacea
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Pseudomonas carbonaria — "Zestomonas carbonaria"
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Aminobacter carboxidus — Carbophilus carboxidus — Thermomicrobium carboxidum
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
"Achromobacter carboxydus" — "Achromobacter carboxydus" — "Alcaligenes carboxydus" — Streptomyces thermocarboxydus
Escherichia adecarboxylata — Leclercia adecarboxylata
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].
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].
"Actinomyces dentocariosus" — Rothia dentocariosa corrig. — Rothia dentocariosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura carminata — Nonomuraea roseoviolacea subsp. carminata
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].
"Candidatus Dactylopiibacterium carminicum"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Staphylococcus sciuri subsp. carnaticus
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Chamaenema carneum" — Leptolyngbya carnea — Nocardia carnea — Nostoc carneum — Plectonema carneum — Roseovarius carneus — Saccharothrix carnea — Streptomyces griseocarneus — "Streptomyces griseocarneus" — Streptosporangium carneum — "Streptothrix carnea" — Streptoverticillium griseocarneum
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].
Dellaglioa carnosa — Lactococcus carnosus — Lactococcus paracarnosus — Leuconostoc carnosum — Photobacterium carnosum — Staphylococcus carnosus — Lactobacillus sake subsp. carnosus — Lactobacillus sakei subsp. carnosus corrig. — Latilactobacillus sakei subsp. carnosus — Staphylococcus carnosus subsp. carnosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [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].
Eucapsis carpatica — Streptomyces carpaticus
Probable suffix: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Gloeocapsa cartilaginea — Leptolyngbya cartilaginea — Lyngbya cartilaginea — Symploca cartilaginea — Phormidium valderianum var. cartilagineum
Probable suffix: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Corynebacterium caspium — "Rickettsia conorii subsp. caspia"
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].
Catenuloplanes castaneus — Oscillatoria castanea — "Streptomyces castaneus" — "Streptomyces castaneus"
Probable suffix: -aneus/-anea/-aneum; indicates resemblance or material out of which something is made; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Ariasmontanoa castellana — Montanoa castellana
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; 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: -iticus/-itica/-iticum; indicates fitness or capability for something or possession of; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Desulfobacterium catecholicum — Desulfocastanea catecholica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Aliinostoc catenatum — Chroococcus catenatus — Pseudanabaena catenata
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].
Acrocarpospora catenulata — Bacillus catenulatus — Bacillus thermocatenulatus — Bifidobacterium catenulatum — Bifidobacterium pseudocatenulatum — Chondromyces catenulatus — Geobacillus thermocatenulatus — Sutcliffiella catenulata — Bifidobacterium catenulatum subsp. catenulatum
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].
Burkholderia catudaia — Caballeronia catudaia
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].
Magnetospirillum caucaseum — Paramagnetospirillum caucaseum
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].
Oscillatoria terebriformis f. caucasica — Borrelia caucasica — Cylindrospermum caucasicum — Fischerella caucasica — Leptobasis caucasica — Microcoleus caucasicus — Phormidium caucasicum — "Spirochaeta caucasica" — "Actinomyces globisporus subsp. caucasicus" — Streptomyces globisporus subsp. caucasicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Anaplasma caudatum — Eubacterium plexicaudatum — "Flavobacterium caudatum" — "Paranaplasma caudata" — Pleomorphochaeta caudata
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].
Pseudomonas cedrina corrig. — Pseudomonas cedrina subsp. cedrina
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].
Asaccharobacter celatus — Clostridium celatum — Mycobacterium celatum — Adlercreutzia equolifaciens subsp. celata corrig. — Adlercreutzia equolifaciens subsp. celatus
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].
"Bacillus cellaseus" — Cellulomonas cellasea
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].
Clostridium cellobioparum — Ruminiclostridium cellobioparum — Ruminiclostridium cellobioparum subsp. cellobioparum
Acinetobacter celticus — Vibrio celticus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Burkholderia cepacia — Pseudomonas cepacia
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].
Roseobacter cerasinus — Streptomyces cerasinus
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].
Bacillus cereus — "Paenibacillus albicereus" — Paracoccus albicereus
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 cerinus — Dactylosporangium cerinum — Flavobacterium cerinum — Gluconobacter cerinus — Halomonas cerina — Halovivax cerinus — Agromyces cerinus subsp. cerinus
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].
Desulfobacterium cetonicum — Desulfosarcina cetonica corrig. — Desulfosarcina cetonicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Micromonospora chalcea — "Streptothrix chalcea"
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: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; 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: -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: -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 choica — Caballeronia choica — Dyella choica — "Paraburkholderia choica"
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Bacillus chondroitinus — Paenibacillus chondroitinus
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].
Aliarcobacter cibarius — "Aliarcobacter cibarius" — Arcobacter cibarius — "Clostridium cibarium" — Haladaptatus cibarius — Lentibacillus cibarius — Proteus cibarius — Psychrobacter cibarius — Salicibibacter cibarius — Weissella cibaria — Proteus terrae subsp. cibarius
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Kitasatospora mediocidica corrig. — Kitasatospora xanthocidica — Kitasatosporia mediocidica — Streptomyces eurocidicus — "Streptomyces eurocidicus" — "Streptomyces fungicidicus" — Streptomyces gancidicus — Streptomyces mediocidicus — Streptomyces tubercidicus — Streptomyces xanthocidicus — Streptoverticillium eurocidicum — Streptomyces albus subsp. pathocidicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Cyanohydnum ciliatum — Symploca ciliata
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].
Scytonema cincinnatum — Plectonema tomasinianum var. cincinnatum
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].
"Micrococcus cinereus" — Microellobosporia cinerea — "Microstreptospora cinerea" — Neisseria cinerea — Photorhabdus cinerea — Pseudanabaena cinerea — Streptomyces cinereus — "Streptomyces roseocinereus" — Streptomyces sporocinereus — Photorhabdus temperata subsp. cinerea — Streptomyces hygroscopicus subsp. sporocinereus
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].
"Actinomyces cinnabarinus" — Limimaricola cinnabarinus — Loktanella cinnabarina — Sphaerisporangium cinnabarinum corrig. — Sphaerosporangium cinnabarinum — Streptomyces cinnabarinus — "Streptosporangium cinnabarinum" — "Nannocystis exedens subsp. cinnabarina"
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].
Actinomycetospora cinnamomea — Krasilnikovia cinnamomea corrig.
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].
Krasilnikovia cinnamonea — Streptomyces cinnamoneus — "Streptomyces cinnamoneus" — Streptoverticillium cinnamoneum — Streptomyces cinnamoneus subsp. cinnamoneus — Streptoverticillium cinnamoneum subsp. cinnamoneum
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 aureocirculatus" — Streptomyces aureocirculatus
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: -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].
Actinomadura citrea — Agrococcus citreus — Alteromonas citrea — Arthrobacter citreus — Brevibacterium citreum — Catellatospora citrea — Cellulomonas citrea — Confluentibacter citreus — Curtobacterium citreum — Cytobacillus citreus — "Erwinia citreus" — Erythrobacter citreus — Lederbergia citrea — Leuconostoc citreum — Lutibacter citreus — Marinirhabdus citrea — Micromonospora citrea — Neobacillus citreus — Oleiagrimonas citrea — Pantoea citrea — Planococcus citreus — Promicromonospora citrea — Pseudoalteromonas citrea — Qipengyuania citrea — Spongiivirga citrea — Tatumella citrea — Catellatospora citrea subsp. citrea
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].
Geitleria clandestina — Rosaria clandestina
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].
Anathece clathrata — Aphanothece clathrata — Planktothrix clathrata — Rhabdogloea clathrata — Oscillatoria mougeotii var. clathrata
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].
Atractella clavata — Chamaecalyx clavatus — Chamaesiphon clavatus — Cyanocystis clavata — Fischerella clavata — Halobellus clavatus — Lyngbya subclavata — Pseudoscytonema subclavatum — "Streptomyces lividoclavatus"
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].
Aphanothece coacervata — Streptomyces coacervatus
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].
Hydrocoleum coccineum — Hymenobacter coccineus — Ilumatobacter coccineum — Ilumatobacter coccineus corrig. — Symplocastrum coccineum
Probable suffix: -ineus/-inea/-ineum; (1) indicates material or colour or close resemblance; noun base; (2) indicates material or colour; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Bacillus cochlearius" — Clostridium cochlearium
Probable suffix: -arius/-aria/-arium; indicates connexion or possession; noun or numeral base [Stearn 1973].
Kitasatospora cochleata corrig. — Kitasatospora paracochleata corrig. — Kitasatosporia cochleata — Kitasatosporia paracochleata — Streptomyces cochleatus — Streptomyces paracochleatus
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 cocleatum — Thomasclavelia cocleata
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 coerulea — Blennothrix coerulea — Gloeothece coerulea — Hydrocoleum coeruleum — Micromonospora coerulea — Rheinheimera coerulea
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].
"Candidatus Accumulibacter cognatus" — "Candidatus Methanoplasma cognatum"
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].
"Bacterium enterocoliticum" — Duncaniella muricolitica — Yersinia enterocolitica — Yersinia enterocolitica subsp. enterocolitica
Probable suffix: -iticus/-itica/-iticum; indicates fitness or capability for something or possession of; 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].
Agreia bicolorata — Fluviispira multicolorata — Halomonas colorata — Hymenobacter latericoloratus — Myxosarcina decolorata — Oscillatoria decolorata — Pseudomonas cremoricolorata — "Streptomyces griseicoloratus" — Streptomyces olivicoloratus — Streptomyces roseicoloratus — Tychonema decoloratum — Calothrix parietina var. decolorata — Myxosarcina spectabilis var. decolorata
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].
Mycoplasma columbinum — Mycoplasmopsis columbina — Riemerella columbina
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].
Leuconostoc gasicomitatum — Okeania comitata — Leuconostoc gelidum subsp. gasicomitatum
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 spiroides f. compacta — Aliterella compacta — Anabaena compacta — Anabaena eucompacta — Anabaena pseudocompacta — Anacystis compacta — Bichatia compacta — Collenia compacta — Dichothrix compacta — Dolichospermum compactum — Dolichospermum pseudocompactum — Leptolyngbya compacta — Lyngbya compacta — Myxococcoides compacta corrig. — Myxococcoides compactus — Onkonema compactum — Pseudonocardia compacta — Sphaerospermopsis eucompacta — Stigonema compactum — Woronichinia compacta — Gomphosphaeria lacustris var. compacta — Stigonema panniforme var. compactum
Campylobacter lari subsp. concheus
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].
"Candidatus Accumulibacter conexus" — "Candidatus Altarchaeum hamiconexum" corrig. — "Candidatus Altiarchaeum hamiconexum"
Aphanocapsa conferta — Entophysalis conferta — Hyella conferta — Nephrococcus confertus — Aphanocapsa elachista var. conferta
Corynebacterium confusum — Lactobacillus confusa — Lactobacillus confusus — Weissella confusa corrig. — "Lactobacillus coprophilus subsp. confusus"
Emcibacter congregatus — Paremcibacter congregatus
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 conica — Nodosilinea conica — Pycnacronema conicum — Spirulinopsis conica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Caedibacter paraconjugatus — Pseudocaedibacter conjugatus
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].
Alicyclobacillus consociatus — Anacystis consociata — Bauldia consociata — Calothrix consociata — Effusibacillus consociatus — Massilia consociata — Prosthecomicrobium consociatum — Telluria consociata — Tolypothrix consociata
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].
Crateriforma conspicua — Mycobacterium conspicuum — Pantoea conspicua
Probable suffix: -uus/-ua/-uum; indicates possibility or result of action; verb base, rarely noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Diplococcus constellatus" — Streptococcus constellatus — Streptococcus constellatus subsp. constellatus
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].
Aliinostoc constrictum — Anabaena constricta — Ancilicula constricta — Cephalophytarion constrictum — Chroococcus constrictus — Johansenia constricta — Johanseninema constricta — Johanseninema constrictum corrig. — Komvophoron constrictum — Lyngbya constricta — Oscillatoria constricta — Pseudanabaena constricta — Pseudoaliinostoc constrictum — Schizothrix constricta — "Schizothrix constricta" — "Schizothrix constricta" — Arthrospira miniata var. constricta — Lyngbya ceylanica var. constricta
"Candidatus Accumulibacter contiguus"
Probable suffix: -uus/-ua/-uum; indicates possibility or result of action; verb base, rarely noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Archaeotrichion contortum" — "Catenabacterium contortum" — Eubacterium contortum — Faecalicatena contorta — Fortiea contorta — Lyngbya contorta — Planktolyngbya contorta — Scytonematopsis contorta — Spirocoleus contortus — Stigonema contortum — Trichodesmium contortum — Xanthotrichum contortum — "Xanthotrichum contortum"
Heliorestis convoluta — Pegethrix convoluta — Pseudoholopedia convoluta
Probable suffix: -utus/-uta/-utum; indicates possession; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -ivus/-iva/-ivum; indicates capacity, ability, possession by or property of; verb or noun base [Stearn 1973].
Nostoc copiosum — "Candidatus Udaeobacter copiosus"
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].
Actinophytocola corallina — Actinophytocola corallinus corrig. — Arcticibacter pallidicorallinus — Cryobacterium levicorallinum — Kosmotoga arenicorallina — Microbispora corallina — "Nonomuraea corallina" — Piscinibacterium candidicorallinum — Planomonospora corallina — Rhodococcus corallinus — "Serratia corallina"
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].
Calothrix coriacea — Hazenella coriacea — Lusitaniella coriacea — Schizothrix coriacea
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -utus/-uta/-utum; indicates possession; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Chloranaerofilum corporosum"
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Acrocarpospora corrugata — Pseudomonas corrugata — Streptosporangium corrugatum
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 Anaplasma corsicanum" — "Candidatus Ehrlichia corsicanum" — Posidoniimonas corsicana
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Polynucleobacter corsicus — Poriferisphaera corsica
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].
Mycobacterium cosmeticum — Mycolicibacterium cosmeticum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Polynucleobacter cosmopolitanus
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Phytoplasma costaricanum" — Streptomyces costaricanus
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].
Phormidium mucicola f. crassum — Alysiella crassa — Anabaena crassa — Aphanocapsa crassa — Dolichospermum crassum — Eomicrocoleus crassus — Geitleribactron crassum — Geitlerinema crassum — "Jaaginema crassum" — Komvophoron crassum — Nodularia crassa — Oscillatoria crassa — Planktolyngbya crassa — Romeria crassa — Scytonema crassum — Simonsiella crassa — Sphaerospermopsis crassa — Synechocystis crassa — Anabaena spiroides var. crassa — Arthrospira gomontiana var. crassa — Asterocapsa rubra var. crassa — Calothrix crustacea var. crassa — Lyngbya epiphytica var. crassa — Nodularia spumigena var. crassa — Oscillatoria deflexa var. crassa — "Oscillatoria kuetzingiana var. crassa"
"Cyanobacterium crassiusculum" — Cyanothece crassiuscula — Siphonophycus crassiusculus — Cyanothece diachloros var. crassiuscula — Synechococcus diachloros var. crassiusculus
Probable suffix: -culus/-cula/-culum; diminutive; adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Actinomadura cremea — "Actinomyces cremeus" — Blastopirellula cremea — Bremerella cremea — "Edaphovirga cremea" — Janibacter cremeus — Lignipirellula cremea — Microbacterium cremeum — Micromonospora cremea — Nesterenkonia cremea — Nocardioides cremeus — Paenibacillus cremeus — Pedococcus cremeus — Phycicoccus cremeus — Rhizobium cremeum — Specibacter cremeus — Sphingomonas cremea — Streptomyces cremeus — Actinomadura cremea subsp. cremea
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].
Herbidospora cretacea — Pseudogirvanella cretacea
Probable suffix: -aceus/-acea/-aceum; indicates resemblance; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Streptomyces griseus subsp. cretosus
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Eubacterium crispatum" — Lactobacillus crispatus — Leptolyngbya crispata — Plectonema crispatum
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].
Catenuloplanes crispus — Cylindrospermopsis acuminatocrispa — Heteroscytonema crispum — Planopolyspora crispa — Raphidiopsis acuminatocrispa
Streptococcus cristatus corrig.
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].
Aequorivita crocea — Christiangramia crocea — Flagellimonas crocea — Flavobacterium croceum — Gordonia crocea — Gramella crocea — "Hydrogenophaga crocea" — Isoptericola croceus — "Microbacterium croceum" — Pelagicoccus croceus — Racemicystis crocea — Terrimonas crocea — Urechidicola croceus
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].
Devosia crocina — Flavobacterium crocinum — Mycobacterium crocinum — Mycolicibacterium crocinum — Tamlana crocina
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: -otus/-ota/-otum; indicates resemblance or possession; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acidiphilium cryptum — "Acidisphaera cryptum" — Erythrobacter cryptus — "Candidatus Fokinia crypta" corrig. — Porphyrobacter cryptus
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].
Chroococcus cubicus — Merismopedia cubicum
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].
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].
Desulfovibrio cuneatus — "Frigididesulfovibrio cuneatus"
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].
Alcaligenes cupidus — Deleya cupida — Halomonas cupida
Probable suffix: -idus/-ida/-idum; indicates a state or an action in progress; verb, noun or adjectival base [Stearn 1973].
Flavobacterium cupreum — Pleurocapsa cuprea — "Streptomyces cupreus"
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].
Metallosphaera cuprina — "Thiobacillus cuprinus" — Thiomonas cuprina
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].
Arthrospira curta — Borzia curta — Cryptobacterium curtum — Furfurilactobacillus curtus — Lactobacillus curtus — Oscillatoriopsis curta — Phormidium curtum — Pseudanabaena curta — Rhabdoderma curtum — Spirulina curta — Tolypothrix curta
Alicyclobacillus curvatus — "Bacterium curvatum" — Chamaesiphonites curvata — Desulfobacter curvatus — Lactobacillus curvatus — Latilactobacillus curvatus — Methanobrevibacter curvatus — "Methanoflexus curvatus" — Microvirgula curvata — Raphidiopsis curvata — Shinella curvata — "Siphoderma curvatum" — Siphonobacter curvatus — Spiribacter curvatus — Syntrophomonas curvata — Thermomonospora curvata — Lactobacillus curvatus subsp. curvatus
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 curva" — Campylobacter curvus — "Dolichospermum curvum" — Limnohabitans curvus — "Methanobacterium curvum" — Parashewanella curva — Psychroflexus curvus — Undibacterium curvum — "Viridibacterium curvum" — Wolinella curva
"Candidatus Kapabacteria thiocyanatum" — "Candidatus Kapaibacterium thiocyanatum" corrig. — "Candidatus Kapaibacterium thiocyanatum" — Methylobacterium thiocyanatum — Methylorubrum thiocyanatum — Paracoccus thiocyanatus
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: -aticus/-atica/-aticum; indicates place of growth; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomyces cyaneus" — Actinoplanes cyaneus — Anacystis cyanea — "Aphanizomenon cyaneum" — Arthrobacter atrocyaneus — Cagniardia cyanea — Gloeocapsa cyanea — "Gloeocapsopsis cyanea" — Saccharomonospora cyanea — Sinomonas atrocyanea — Streptomyces cyaneus
Probable suffix: -aneus/-anea/-aneum; indicates resemblance or material out of which something is made; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Rhodovarius lipocyclicus — Thialkalimicrobium cyclicum — Thioalkalimicrobium cyclicum corrig. — Thiomicrospira cyclica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Ampullariella cylindrica" — Anabaena cylindrica — Calothrix cylindrica — Chamaesiphon cylindricus — Minunostoc cylindricum
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].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Actinomyces daghestanicus" — Streptomyces daghestanicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Acidipropionibacterium damnosum — Janthinobacterium agaricidamnosum — Pediococcus damnosus — Propionibacterium damnosum
Probable suffix: -osus/-osa/-osum; indicates abundance or full or marked development; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Anabaena danica — Aneurinibacillus danicus — Dolichospermum danicum — "Candidatus Fermentibacter danicus" corrig. — "Candidatus Proximibacter danicus" — "Candidatus Thioturbo danicus" — Anabaena viguieri var. danica
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
"Candidatus Burkholderia darwiniana" — Paenibacillus darwinianus
Probable suffix: -anus/-ana/-anum; indicates position, connexion or possession by; noun base [Stearn 1973].
"Geobacillus toebii subsp. decanicus"
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].
Streptomyces decoyicus — Streptomyces hygroscopicus subsp. decoyicus
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Abiotrophia defectiva — Streptococcus defectivus
Probable suffix: -ivus/-iva/-ivum; indicates capacity, ability, possession by or property of; verb or noun base [Stearn 1973].
Anaerocella delicata — Aquaspirillum delicatum — Curvibacter delicatus — Desulfonatronospira delicata — "Spirillum delicatum" — Sulfitobacter delicatus — Thiobacillus delicatus — Thiomonas delicata — "Candidatus Turbabacter delicatus" — "Candidatus Turbibacter delicatus" corrig.
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].
Probable suffix: -utus/-uta/-utum; indicates possession; noun base [Stearn 1973].
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].
Oscillatoria depauperata — Oscillatoria chalybea var. depauperata — Phormidium chalybeum var. depauperatum
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].
Billgrantia desiderata — Halomonas desiderata
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].
"Lactococcus dextranicus" — Leuconostoc dextranicum — Leuconostoc mesenteroides subsp. dextranicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Lactobacillus dextrinicus — Lapidilactobacillus dextrinicus — Pediococcus dextrinicus
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].
"Actinobifida dichotomica" — Thermoactinomyces dichotomica — Thermoactinomyces dichotomicus corrig. — Thermoflavimicrobium dichotomicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -utus/-uta/-utum; indicates possession; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Anacystis dimidiata — Microcystis dimidiata
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].
Brevundimonas diminuta — Filiconstrictosus diminutus — Pseudomonas diminuta — Spiroplasma diminutum
Probable suffix: -utus/-uta/-utum; indicates possession; noun base [Stearn 1973].
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Corynebacterium pseudodiphtheriticum
Probable suffix: -iticus/-itica/-iticum; indicates fitness or capability for something or possession of; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Streptomyces distallicus — Streptoverticillium distallicum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Alteromonas distincta — Heteroleibleinia distincta — Leptolyngbya distincta — Lyngbya distincta — Pseudoalteromonas distincta
Halobacterium distributum corrig. — Halobacterium distributus — Halorubrobacterium distributum — Halorubrum distributum — Vulcanisaeta distributa
Probable suffix: -utus/-uta/-utum; indicates possession; 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].
"Aerobacter diversum" — Aeromonas diversa — Billgrantia diversa — Citrobacter diversum — Citrobacter diversus corrig. — Halomonas diversa — "Hyphobacter diversus" — "Micrococcus diversus" — Mogibacterium diversum — Ureaplasma diversum
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].
Olivibacter domesticus — Pseudosphingobacterium domesticum
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].
Mycobacterium doricum — Mycolicibacterium doricum
Probable suffix: -icus/-ica/-icum; indicates "belonging to"; noun base; Greek origin [Stearn 1973].
Annamia dubia — Bichatia dubia — "Myxosarcina dubia" — Nocardioides dubius — Pseudocapsa dubia — Sulfitobacter dubius — Symploca dubia
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: -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 durum — Corynebacterium durum — Halarchaeum rubridurum — Massilia dura — Methanospirillum psychrodurum — Paenibacillus durum — Paenibacillus durus corrig. — Pedobacter psychrodurus — Pseudoduganella dura — Rivularia dura — Zoogloea dura