Table 1: Complete list of names proposed in the current register list.
| Proposed Taxon | Etymology | Description | Parent Taxon | Type | Registry URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genus Phosphoribacter | [Phos.pho.ri.bac'ter] L. masc. n. phosphorus, phosphorus; N.L masc. n. bacter, a rod; N.L. masc. n. Phosphoribacter, a rod shaped bacteria that stores phosphate | Rod shaped bacterial genus from sludge. Likely utilizes a range of substrates including sugars and amino acids, is capable of polyphosphate accumulation and cycling.
|
Dermatophilaceae | Phosphoribacter baldriiTs | seqco.de/i:23422 |
| Species Phosphoribacter baldriiTs | [bal.dri'i] N.L. gen. n. baldrii, of Baldr, Norse god twin of Hodr, indicating the close relationship of the 16S rRNA gene sequence for Phosphoribacter baldrii and Phosphoribacter hodrii | Rod shaped cells 0.4-0.7 x 1-1.7 µm (diameter x length), usually organized in microcolonies embedded in the structure of the floc. Likely utilizes a range of substrates including sugars and amino acids, is capable of polyphosphate accumulation and cycling, with the distinction of potential ethanolamine use
|
Phosphoribacter | NCBI Assembly: GCA_016704565.1 Ts | seqco.de/i:42457 |
| Species Phosphoribacter hodrii | [ho.dri'i] N.L. gen. n. hodrii, of Hodr, Norse god twin of Baldr, indicating the close relationship of the 16S rRNA gene sequence for Phosphoribacter hodrii and Phosphoribacter baldrii | Rod shaped bacterial species from sludge. Likely utilizes a range of substrates including sugars and amino acids, is capable of polyphosphate accumulation and cycling.
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Phosphoribacter | NCBI Assembly: GCA_016707175.1 Ts | seqco.de/i:42133 |