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ORDER I. PSEUDOMOXADALES 



aa. No acid from sucrose, 

 aaa. Acid from sucrose not reported. 



2. Gelatin not liquefied, 

 a. Acid from sucrose. 



aa. No acid from sucrose. 



aaa. Acid from sucrose not reported. 



3. Gelatin liquefaction not reported. 



129. Pseudomonas fabae. 



130. Pseudouionas 



131. Pseudomonas 



132. Pseudomonas 



133. Pseudomonas 



134. Pseudomonas 



135. Pseudomonas 



136. Pseudomonas 



astragali. 



colurnae. 



iridicola. 



levistici. 



viauhlancii. 



polygoni. 



radiciperda. 



137. Pseudomonas cattleyae. 



138. Pseudomonas dysoxyli. 



139. Pseudomonas helianthi. 



140. Pseudomonas melophthora. 



141. Pseudomonas alhoprecipitans . 



142. Pseudomonas andropogonis. 



143. Pseudomonas lignicola. 



144. Pseudomonas petasitis. 



145. Pseudomonas woodsii. 



146. Pseudomonas eriobotryae. 



147. Pseudomonas panicimiliacei . 



148. Pseudomonas salicivp.rda 



149. Pseudomonas wieringae. 



HOST PLANT KEY 



Where the host plant is known, the following key will be foimd useful. 

 I. Cause of necrotic spots on mushrooms. 



100. Pseudomonas tolaasii. 

 II. Cause of spots on ferns, Asplenium nidus. 



67. Pseudomonas asplenii. 

 III. Cause of leaf blights and streaks on monocotyledonous plants. 



A. Attack members of the family Amaryllidaceae. 



121. Pseudomonas alliicola. 

 65. Pseudomonas cepacia. 



B. Attacks members of the family Bromeliaceae. 



94. Pseudomonas ananas. 



C. Attack members of the family Gramineae. 



141. Pseudomonas alboprecipitans. 



142. Pseudomonas andropogonis. 

 79. Pseudomonas atrofaciens. 

 69. Pseudomonas coronafaciens . 

 81. Pseudomonas desaiana. 



83. Pseudomonas lapsa. 

 147. Pseudomonas panicimiliacei. 

 99. Pseudomonas setariae. 

 90. Pseudomonas striafaciens . 



