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| R E G N U M PROKARYOTAE |
| Family Vibrionaceae |
 | Vibrio aerogenes | |
| Vibrio aestuarianus | |
| Vibrio agarivorans |
 | Vibrio albensis * |
| Vibrio alginolyticus | |
| Vibrio (Listonella) anguillarum | |
| Vibrio areninigrae |
| Vibrio azureus * |
| Vibrio brasiliensis |
| Vibrio breoganii |
| Vibrio campbellii |
| Vibrio casei * | |
| Vibrio celticus * |
| Vibrio chagasii | |
| Vibrio cholerae | |
| Vibrio cincinnatiensis | |
| Vibrio comitans |
| Vibrio communis * |
| Vibrio coralliilyticus * | |
| Vibrio crassostreae | |
| Vibrio cyclitrophicus | |
| Vibrio diabolicus | |
| Vibrio diazotrophicus |
| Vibrio ezurae * |
| Vibrio fluvialis | |
| Vibrio fortis | |
| Vibrio furnissii |
| Vibrio gallaecicus * |
| Vibrio gallicus | |
| Vibrio gazogenes | |
| Vibrio gigantis * | |
| Vibrio halioticoli |
| Vibrio hangzhouensis * |
| Vibrio harveyi | |
| Vibrio hepatarius |
| Vibrio hippocampi * |
| Vibrio hispanicus * | |
| Vibrio ichthyoenteri | |
| Vibrio inusitatus | |
| Vibrio kanaloae | |
| Vibrio lentus | |
| Vibrio litoralis * |
| Vibrio mangrovi * | |
| Vibrio marisflavi * |
| Vibrio mediterranei | |
| Vibrio metschnikovii | |
| Vibrio mimicus | |
| Vibrio mytili | |
| Vibrio natriegens | |
| Vibrio navarrensis |
| Vibrio neonatus * |
| Vibrio neptunius | |
| Vibrio nereis | |
| Vibrio nigripulchritudo | |
| Vibrio ordalii | |
| Vibrio orientalis |
| Vibrio owensii * |
| Vibrio pacinii | |
| Vibrio parahaemolyticus | |
| Vibrio pectenicida | |
| Vibrio pelagius (Listonella pelagia) | |
| Vibrio penaeicida | |
| Vibrio pomeroyi |
| Vibrio ponticus * |
| Vibrio tasmaniensis * |
| VIbrio trachuri (see V. harveyi) | |
| Vibrio tubiashii | |
| Vibrio vulnificus | |
| Vibrio xuii | |
| Gram-negative straight or curved rods, motile by polar flagella, facultative anaerobes, ferment D-glucose, reduce nitrate to nitrite, oxidase test is positive, primarily aquatic, 11 species are apparently pathogenic for humans causing diarrhea or extraintestinal infections and several species cause diseases of other vertebrates and invertebrates.Type species: Vibrio cholerae Pacini 1854 |
| Aliivibrio finisterrensis | |
| Aliivibrio fischeri | |
| Aliivibrio logei | |
| Aliivibrio salmonicida | |
| Aliivibrio sifiae | |
| Aliivibrio wodanis | |
| Straight rods or coccobacillary, bipolar, Gram-negative, motile by 1-3 unsheathed polar flagella. Facultative anaerobic. Na+ is required for growth. Colonies are smooth, semitranslucent, convex, ivory. Susceptible to O/129 agent, some strains emit light due luciferase, isolated from the marine environment & specialized light organs of marine fish. Type species: Photobacterium phosphoreum (Cohn 1878) Beijerinck 1889. |
| Genus Photobacterium |
| Genus Vibrio |
| Genus Aliivibrio |
| Genus Grimontia |
| Others |
| Genus Salinivibrio |
| Genus Enterovibrio |
| Most of the members of this genus were formerly included in the Vibrio genus. |
LEGEND
* marked species are not included in ABIS
biochemical database
* marked species are not included in ABIS
biochemical database
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