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SUMMARYThree recently isolated strains of a fast growing non-pigmented mycobacterium, two of which were from a series of injection abscesses and one which was recovered from a water tank, have been compared bacteriologically and serologically in gel-diffusion tests with a number of mycobacterial type strains. The three strains and type strains of M. abscessus, M. runyonii, M. borstelense and M. friedmannii were of one species. This species differed in several respects from M. ranae (fortuitum), M. smegmatis and M. thamnopheos. In view of the chronological priority of M. friedmannii over the other names, we recommend that this name be adopted as the correct designation for this species. The origin of the type strain of M. friedmannii is discussed and reasons are given for its acceptance as representative of Friedmann's original strains.

Bacteriological and Serological Studies of Fast Growing Mycobacteria Identified as Mycobacterium friedmannii