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Distribution of Burkholderia cepacia phenotypes by niche, method of isolation and pathogenicity to onion.

1997-06-01

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Several proposals have been made for the subdivision of the bacterial species Burkholderia cepacia. Data applying these schemes to a collection of 188 strains of B. cepacia, isolated using a variety of methods, from soils, decayed onions, and nosocomial sources are presented. None of the schemes could be shown to be associated with the method of isolation, niche from which a strain was isolated, pectolytic activit...

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5f402301-1d41-5004-9018-5901082ba743
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10.1111/j.1744-7348.1997.tb07675.x
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