Sarcina /Sar·ci·na/ (sahr´sĭ-nah) a genus of bacteria (family Micrococcaceae) found in soil and water as saprophytes.
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Sar·ci·na (sär s -n)n. A genus of anaerobic gram-positive bacteria including both saprophytic and facultatively parasitic species. |
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Sarcina
n bacterium belonging to the genus
Sarcina, which encourages disease, dental caries, and periodontal inflammation.
Sarcina, which encourages disease, dental caries, and periodontal inflammation.
Sarcina
a genus of anaerobic, gas-producing bacteria in the family Micrococcaceae.
Sarcina-like bacteria
are observed in the abomasal wall and contents of a high proportion of milk-fed lambs, kids and calves that have died with abomasitis and abomasal bloat.
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