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Colwell , R. R. (University of Washington, Seattle)and J. Liston . Taxonomic analysis with the electronic computer of someXanthomonas andPseudomonas species. J. Bacteriol.82: 913–919. 1961.—Forty organisms, including 16Xanthomonas spp., 5 strains ofPseudomonas solanacearum , 4 strains ofP. aeruginosa , 6 strains ofP. fluorescens , 5 freshly isolated strains of pseudomonads, as well as the American Type Culture Collection strains ofFlavobacterium aquatile, Vibrio cuneatus, Vibrio metschnikovii , andAeromonas formicans , were extensively tested morphologically, physiologically, and biochemically. The Adansonian principle of classification was employed in an analysis, made with an electronic computer, of the characteristics of these cultures. The results showed thatXanthomonas spp.,Pseudomonas spp., andP. solanacearum were clearly distinct at the genus level.Xanthomonas could be divided into two subgroups; within the subgroups, a number of species appeared to be virtually synonymous, indicating overspeciation. The fluorescent pseudomonads fell into three overlapping groups, mesophilicP. aeruginosa , psychrophilicP. aeruginosa -like organisms, andP. fluorescens . A simplified table of physiological reactions is presented for the differentiation of the groups obtained.

TAXONOMIC ANALYSIS WITH THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER OF SOME XANTHOMONAS AND PSEUDOMONAS SPECIES