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Pseudomonodaceae

Pseudomonodaceae

9.9
A family of long, thin bacteria that can cause disease in plants and animals
  • noun
  • /ˌsuːdəˌmoʊnəˈdeɪʃiː/
  • Specialized
: Pseudomonodaceae
  • Certain members of the Pseudomonodaceae family are linked to plant diseases such as bacterial blight.

Examples

  • Recent research focuses on the antibiotic resistance of Pseudomonodaceae strains found in hospitals.

  • The Pseudomonodaceae are studied extensively due to their industrial and medical importance.

  • The Pseudomonodaceae family includes many harmful bacteria.

  • Researchers study Pseudomonodaceae for their role in plant diseases.

  • Certain members of the Pseudomonodaceae family are known to cause serious plant diseases such as bacterial blight.

  • Research on Pseudomonodaceae focuses on their role as pathogens that affect both plants and animals.

  • The family Pseudomonodaceae is significant in microbiology due to its impact on agriculture and health.

Synonyms

family Pseudomonodaceae
vsPseudomonodaceae
  • Specialized
9.9

A group of bacteria shaped like rods that can cause disease in plants and animals

is the same taxon named without the extra group word

Compounds

family Pseudomonodaceae
  • Specialized
9.9

A group of bacteria shaped like rods that can cause disease in plants and animals

Surface Forms

Pseudomonodaceae singular
Pseudomonodaceas plural

Etymology

Pseudomonodaceae comes from the Greek parts pseudo- meaning 'false' and mono- meaning 'single', with the scientific ending -aceae meaning 'family'. So the name means the 'family' of bacteria related to the group Pseudomonas, which helps you remember it as a family group of certain bacteria.