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Phage-host specificity tests were accomplished utilizing six serologically unrelated phages with 177 isolates of the genus Leuinea and 44 Citrobacter freundii isolates. A total of 84% of the levineae were infected by at least one of the phages, and 21 phage-host patterns were obtained. Only 9% of the C. freundii isolates were infected. One phage, DM-21, only infected L. rnalonatica whereas the other phages showed no species specificity. Most of the infectivity patterns were specific for either L. arnalonatica or L. rnalonatica, but some patterns showed no host specificity. A correlation was found between dulcitol fermenta- tion and infectivity with DM-21. There was no evidence of a relationship between infectivity and source of isolation. The recommendation that the proposed genus Leuinea be accepted rather than the inclusion of these organisms within the genus Citrobacter is discussed.

Phage-Host Specificity Tests using Levinea Phages and Isolates of Levinea spp. and Citrobacter freundii