Akademik

a large group of bacteria having rigid cell walls; motile types have flagella

↑bacillus, ↑B, ↑coccus, ↑cocci, ↑coccobacillus, ↑spirillum, ↑spirilla, ↑clostridium, ↑clostridia, ↑botulinus, ↑botulinum, ↑Clostridium botulinum, ↑clostridium perfringens, ↑cyanobacteria, ↑blue-green algae, ↑phototrophic bacteria, ↑phototropic bacteria, ↑pseudomonad, ↑xanthomonad, ↑nitric bacteria, ↑nitrobacteria, ↑nitrosobacteria, ↑nitrous bacteria, ↑thiobacillus, ↑vibrio, ↑vibrion, ↑corynebacterium, ↑listeria, ↑enteric bacteria, ↑enterobacteria, ↑enterics, ↑entric, ↑endospore-forming bacteria, ↑rickettsia, ↑chlamydia, ↑mycoplasma, ↑actinomycete, ↑actinomyces, ↑mycobacteria, ↑mycobacterium, ↑myxobacteria, ↑myxobacterium, ↑myxobacter, ↑gliding bacteria, ↑slime bacteria, ↑lactobacillus, ↑streptococcus, ↑streptococci, ↑strep, ↑spirochete, ↑spirochaete

synonym of eubacteriales

/yooh'bak tear"ee euh/, n.pl., sing. eubacterium /-tear"ee euhm/. Bacteriol.

spherical or rod-shaped bacteria of the order Eubacteriales, characterized by simple, undifferentiated cells with rigid walls; true bacteria.

[1935-40; NL; see EU-, BACTERIA]