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Definition
Synonym
Leimkr�uter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Leimkräuter
pl
(Silene) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Alpen-Lichtnelke; Alpen-Pechnelke (Silene suecica)
Weißes Leimkraut; Weiße Lichtnelke; Weiße Nachtnelke; Nacht-Lichtnelke; Nachtnelke (Silene latifolia)
Rotes Leimkraut; Rote Lichtnelke; Rote Nachtnelke; Rote Waldnelke; Taglichtnelke; Herrgottsblut (Silene dioica)
catchflies; campions (botanical genus)
Alpine catchfly; Alpine campion
white campion
red campion
Leimkräuter
pl
(Silene) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Alpen-Lichtnelke; Alpen-Pechnelke (Silene suecica)
Weißes Leimkraut; Weiße Lichtnelke; Weiße Nachtnelke; Nacht-Lichtnelke; Nachtnelke (Silene latifolia)
Rotes Leimkraut; Rote Lichtnelke; Rote Nachtnelke; Rote Waldnelke; Taglichtnelke; Herrgottsblut (Silene dioica)
catchflies; campions (botanical genus)
Alpine catchfly; Alpine campion
white campion
red campion
Leim, leimen
glue
Leim
m
Leime
pl
glue
glues
Sie ging dir nicht auf den Leim.
She didn't fall for your line.
Leim
glue
dieser Leim klebt nicht
this glue does not stick
Paste, Leim
paste
Leim
m
Leime
pl
auf den Leim gehen
übtr.
glue
glues
to swallow the bait
fig.
aus dem Leim
ugs.
out of whack
Am.
coll.
abbinden
v
(Leim)
abbindend
abgebunden
to cure; to set
curing; setting
cured; set
leimlos
adj
; ohne Leim
glueless
Leim
m
Leime
pl
Kaltleim
m
Kaseinleim
m
; wasserfester Kaltleim
m
Tafelleim
m
Tischlerleim
m
Norddt.
Mitteldt.
Ös.
; Schreinerleim
m
Westdt.
Süddt.
Schw.
Weißleim
m
glue
glues
cold glue
casein cold glue; casein glue
tablet glue
carpenter's glue; joiner's glue
Br.
white glue; PVA glue; polyvinylacetate glue
auf jdn. hereinfallen; reinfallen
ugs.
; jdm. auf den Leim gehen
v
hereinfallend; reinfallend
hereingefallen; reingefallen
Der Rentner ist auf ein Pärchen hereingefallen, das vorgab, Geld für eine dringende Operation zu benötigen.
to be taken in by sb.; to fall for sb.'s line
being taken in
been taken in
The pensioner was taken in by a couple who pretended to need money for an urgent surgery.
Leimband
n
; Leimring
m
(Baumschutz gegen Kriechschädlinge)
agr.
glue band; glue strip (tree protection against creeping pests)
Leime
glues
leimen, kleben
v
leimend, klebend
geleimt, geklebt
er
sie leimt, er
sie klebt
ich
er
sie leimte, ich
er
sie klebte
er
sie hat
hatte geleimt, er
sie hat
hatte geklebt
to glue
glueing
glued
he
she glues
I
he
she glued
he
she has
had glued
leimen
paste
etw. leimen; kleben
v
leimend; klebend
geleimt; geklebt
er sie leimt; er sie klebt
ich er sie leimte; ich er sie klebte
er sie hat hatte geleimt; er sie hat hatte geklebt
nicht geklebt
geleimte Tür mit eingeschobenen Leisten
to glue sth.
glueing
glued
he she glues
I he she glued
he she has had glued
unglued
glued and clamped door
etw. leimen
v
(Papierherstellung)
leimend
geleimt
geleimtes Paper
geleimt und zweimal kalandert
to size sth. (papermaking)
sizing
sized
sized paper
sized and supercalendered s. and s.c.
jdn. austricksen; linken
ugs.
; leimen
ugs.
veraltend
v
austricksend; linkend; leimend
ausgetrickst; gelinkt; geleimt
to shaft sb.
Am.
coll.
shafting
shafted
etw. leimen; kleben
v
leimend; klebend
geleimt; geklebt
er sie leimt; er sie klebt
ich er sie leimte; ich er sie klebte
er sie hat hatte geleimt; er sie hat hatte geklebt
nicht geklebt
geleimte Tür mit eingeschobenen Leisten
to glue sth.
gluing
glued
he she glues
I he she glued
he she has had glued
unglued
glued and clamped door
etw. leimen
v
(Papierherstellung)
leimend
geleimt
geleimtes Papier
geleimt und zweimal kalandert
to size sth. (papermaking)
sizing
sized
sized paper
sized and supercalendered s. and s.c.
leimend
gluing
Leimfarbe
f
glue-bound distemper
Leimfarbe
f
art
constr.
Leimfarben
pl
lime paint; size paint; glue-water paint; (glue-bound) distemper; kalsomine; calcimine
lime paints; size paints; glue-water paints; distempers; kalsomines; calcimines
etw. mit Leimfarbe streichen; tünchen
v
constr.
to distemper sth.
Festigkeit
f
; Beständigkeit
f
; Widerstandsfähigkeit
f
; Resistenz
f
(von Werkstoffen gegenüber chemischer mechanischer thermischer Einwirkung)
Abriebfestigkeit
f
; Abriebbeständigkeit
f
Abriebfestigkeit
f
; Beständigkeit gegen raue Behandlung
Abziehfestigkeit
f
; Haftvermögen
n
(bei gedruckten Schaltungen)
electr.
Alterungsfestigkeit
f
; Alterungsbeständigkeit
f
Berstfestigkeit
f
Beständigkeit gegen(über) Salzsprühnebel
Beständigkeit gegen(über) Pilzbefall
Biegefestigkeit
f
Biegeschwingfestigkeit
f
; Biegeschwingungsfestigkeit
f
Bruchfestigkeit
f
Chemikalienbeständigkeit
f
; Beständigkeit gegen Chemikalieneinwirkung; Chemikalienresistenz
f
; chemische Widerstandfähigkeit
f
; chemische Beständigkeit
f
Druckfestigkeit
f
Druckfestigkeit gegen inneren Ãœberdruck
Durchstoßfestigkeit
f
Formaldehydbeständigkeit
f
Formfestigkeit
f
; Formbeständigkeit
f
; Verformungswiderstand
m
Frostfestigkeit
f
; Frostbeständigkeit
f
Glutfestigkeit
f
; Glutbeständigkeit
f
Hitzebeständigkeit
f
; Wärmebeständigkeit
f
; Beständigkeit gegen(über) Hitze Wärme
Kältefestigkeit
f
; Kältebeständigkeit
f
Knickfestigkeit
f
Knitterarmut
f
; Knitterwiderstand
m
textil.
Korrosionsbeständigkeit
f
; Korrosionssicherheit
f
Kratzfestigkeit
f
Kriechfestigkeit
f
techn.
Laugenrissbeständigkeit
f
(Metallurgie)
techn.
Leimfestigkeit
f
(Papier)
Lösungsmittelfestigkeit
f
; Lösungsmittelbeständigkeit
f
Quellfestigkeit
f
; Quellbeständigkeit
f
(Gummi Textilien)
Reibefestigkeit
f
textil.
Reißfestigkeit
f
Righeit
f
(Formbeständigkeit fester Körper)
Saugfestigkeit
f
; Saugwiderstand
Schlagfestigkeit
f
schmutzabweisendes Verhalten
Schwingfestigkeit
f
; Schwingungfestigkeit
f
Stauchfestigkeit
f
(beim Walken)
textil.
Störfestigkeit
f
telco.
Thermoschockfestigkeit
f
; Thermoschockbeständigkeit
f
resistance (of materials to chemical mechanical thermical action)
resistance to abrasion; abrasion resistance
scuff resistance
resistance to peeling; peeling strength
resistance to ageing
Br.
aging
Am.
; ageing
Br.
aging
Am.
resistance
resistance to bursting; bursting strength
resistance to salt spray
fungus resistance
resistance to bending; bending strength; flexural strength; cross-rupture strength
resistance to bending under vibration; bending vibration strength
resistance to breaking; resistance to fracture; breaking strength
resistance to chemical attack; chemical resistance
resistance to pressure; pressure resistance
resistance to internal pressure
resistance to perforation; resistance to puncture
resistance to formaldehyde
resistance to deformation; deformation resistance
resistance to freezing; frost resistance
glow resistance; incandescence resistance; stability at read heat
resistance to heat; heat resistance; high-temperature strength; thermal endurance; high-temperature stability; heat stability; thermal stability
resistance to cold; low-temperature stability
resistance to buckling; buckling strength
resistance to creasing
resistance to corrosion; corrosion resistance; anticorrosion property
scratch resistance
resistance to creep; creep resistance
resistance to caustic cracking (metallurgy)
resistance of paper due to sizing; imperviousness of paper due to sizing
resistance to solvents; solvent resistance
resistance to swelling; swelling resistance (rubber textiles)
resistance to rubbing
resistance to tearing; resistance to breaking (on tearing); tear resistance; tearing resistance; treating strength
resistance to elastic deformations
resistance to suction; suction strength
resistance to impact; resistance to shock: impact strength
resistance to soiling
resistance to oscillations; resistance to vibrations
resistance to crushing
resistance to jamming
resistance to therm
Festigkeit
f
; Beständigkeit
f
; Widerstandsfähigkeit
f
; Resistenz
f
(von Werkstoffen gegenüber chemischer, mechanischer, thermischer Einwirkung)
Abriebfestigkeit
f
; Abriebbeständigkeit
f
Abriebfestigkeit
f
; Beständigkeit gegen raue Behandlung
Abziehfestigkeit
f
; Haftvermögen
n
(bei gedruckten Schaltungen)
electr.
Alterungsfestigkeit
f
; Alterungsbeständigkeit
f
Berstfestigkeit
f
Beständigkeit gegen(über) Salzsprühnebel
Beständigkeit gegen(über) Pilzbefall
Biegefestigkeit
f
Biegeschwingfestigkeit
f
; Biegeschwingungsfestigkeit
f
Bruchfestigkeit
f
Chemikalienbeständigkeit
f
; Beständigkeit gegen Chemikalieneinwirkung; Chemikalienresistenz
f
; chemische Widerstandfähigkeit
f
; chemische Beständigkeit
f
Druckfestigkeit
f
Druckfestigkeit gegen inneren Ãœberdruck
Durchstoßfestigkeit
f
Formaldehydbeständigkeit
f
Formfestigkeit
f
; Formbeständigkeit
f
; Verformungswiderstand
m
Frostfestigkeit
f
; Frostbeständigkeit
f
Glutfestigkeit
f
; Glutbeständigkeit
f
Hitzebeständigkeit
f
; Wärmebeständigkeit
f
; Beständigkeit gegen(über) Hitze Wärme
Kältefestigkeit
f
; Kältebeständigkeit
f
Knickfestigkeit
f
Knitterarmut
f
; Knitterwiderstand
m
textil.
Korrosionsbeständigkeit
f
; Korrosionssicherheit
f
Kratzfestigkeit
f
Kriechfestigkeit
f
techn.
Laugenrissbeständigkeit
f
(Metallurgie)
techn.
Leimfestigkeit
f
(Papier)
Lösungsmittelfestigkeit
f
; Lösungsmittelbeständigkeit
f
Quellfestigkeit
f
; Quellbeständigkeit
f
(Gummi, Textilien)
Reibefestigkeit
f
textil.
Reißfestigkeit
f
Righeit
f
(Formbeständigkeit fester Körper)
Saugfestigkeit
f
; Saugwiderstand
Schlagfestigkeit
f
; Schlagbeständigkeit
f
schmutzabweisendes Verhalten
Schwingfestigkeit
f
; Schwingungfestigkeit
f
Stauchfestigkeit
f
(beim Walken)
textil.
Störfestigkeit
f
telco.
Temperaturwechselbeständigkeit
f
; Unempfindlichkeit gegen schnellen Tempereaturwechsel
Thermoschockfestigkeit
f
; Thermoschockbeständigkeit
f
Verschlackungsbeständigkeit
f
(Metallurgie)
techn.
Verschleißfestigkeit
f
; Verschleißbeständigkeit
f
; Verschleißhärte
f
Wärmeübergangswiderstand
m
Weiterreißfestigkeit
f
; Weiterreißwiderstand
m
Witterungsbeständigkeit
f
; Wetterbeständigkeit
f
; Beständigkeit gegen(über) Wettereinwirkung
Zugfestigkeit
f
; Dehnungswiderstand
m
resistance (of materials to chemical, mechanical, thermical action)
resistance to abrasion; abrasion resistance
scuff resistance
resistance to peeling; peeling strength
resistance to ageing
Br.
aging
Am.
; ageing
Br.
aging
Am.
resistance
resistance to bursting; bursting strength
resistance to salt spray
fungus resistance
resistance to bending; bending strength; flexural strength; cross-rupture strength
resistance to bending under vibration; bending vibration strength
resistance to breaking; resistance to fracture; breaking strength
resistance to chemical attack; chemical resistance
resistance to pressure; pressure resistance
resistance to internal pressure
resistance to perforation; resistance to puncture
resistance to formaldehyde
resistance to deformation; deformation resistance
resistance to freezing; frost resistance
glow resistance; incandescence resistance; stability at read heat
resistance to heat; heat resistance; high-temperature strength; thermal endurance; high-temperature stability; heat stability; thermal stability
resistance to cold; low-temperature stability
resistance to buckling; buckling strength
resistance to creasing
resistance to corrosion; corrosion resistance; anticorrosion property
scratch resistance
resistance to creep; creep resistance
resistance to caustic cracking (metallurgy)
resistance of paper due to sizing; imperviousness of paper due to sizing
resistance to solvents; solvent resistance
resistance to swelling; swelling resistance (rubber, textiles)
resistance to rubbing
resistance to tearing; resistance to breaking (on tearing); tear resistance; tearing resistance; treating strength
resistance to elastic deformations
resistance to suction; suction strength
resistance to impact; resistance to shock; impact strength
resistance to soiling
resistance to oscillations; resistance to vibrations
resistance to crushing
resistance to jamming
resistance to thermal shock; thermal-shock resistance
resistance to thermal shocks; thermal shock strength
resistance to slagging (metallurgy)
resistance to wear; wear resistance
resistance to heat transfer; heat transmission resistance
resistance to tear propagation; tear propagation resistance; tear growth resistance
weathering resistance; resistance to atmospheric corrosion; long outdoor life in all kinds of weather conditions
resistance to extension
Leimgrund
m
(Tünchen)
constr.
clairecolle (limewash)
Brettschichtholz
n
, Leimholz
n
ugs.
glued laminateted timber
Brettschichtholz
n
; Leimholz
n
ugs.
glued laminated timber
leimig
adj
gluey {adj}
Leimkräuter
pl
(Silene) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Alpen-Lichtnelke; Alpen-Pechnelke (Silene suecica)
Weißes Leimkraut; Weiße Lichtnelke; Weiße Nachtnelke; Nacht-Lichtnelke; Nachtnelke (Silene latifolia)
Rotes Leimkraut; Rote Lichtnelke; Rote Nachtnelke; Rote Waldnelke; Taglichtnelke; Herrgottsblut (Silene dioica)
catchflies; campions (botanical genus)
Alpine catchfly; Alpine campion
white campion
red campion
Schnüffeln
n
; Leimschnüffeln
n
; Inhalieren
n
von Lösungsmitteln (zur Rauscherzeugung)
glue-sniffing; huffing
Leimsiederei
f
Leimsiedereien
pl
glue factory
glue factories
Leimsiederei
f
übtr.
(Zögern)
Zum Teufel mit deiner Leimsiederei!
hesitation
That took you a devil of time!
leimt
glues
geleimt, leimte
glued
leimte
glued
Leimverbindung
f
Leimverbindungen
pl
glue connection
glue connections
Vergoldung
f
(Vorgang)
art
Vergoldung mit Blattgold; Blattvergoldung
f
; trockene Vergoldung
Wasservergoldung
f
; Leimvergoldung
f
; Glanzvergoldung
f
gilding
leaf gilding; burnished gilding
water gilding; burnished gilding
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Leimkr�uter Synonyme
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catchflies; campions Synonyme
Leimkr�uter Definition
Alpine
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
Alps,
or
to
any
lofty
mountain
Alpine
(
a.
)
Like
the
Alps
Botanical
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
botany
Campion
(
n.
)
A
plant
of
the
Pink
family
(Cucubalus
bacciferus),
bearing
berries
regarded
as
poisonous.
Catchfly
(
n.
)
A
plant
with
the
joints
of
the
stem,
and
sometimes
other
parts,
covered
with
a
viscid
secretion
to
which
small
insects
adhere.
The
species
of
Silene
are
examples
of
the
catchfly.
Cream-white
(
a.
)
As
white
as
cream.
Genus
(
n.
)
A
class
of
objects
divided
into
several
subordinate
species
Genus
(
n.
)
An
assemblage
of
species,
having
so
many
fundamental
points
of
structure
in
common,
that
in
the
judgment
of
competent
scientists,
they
may
receive
a
common
substantive
name.
A
genus
is
not
necessarily
the
lowest
definable
group
of
species,
for
it
may
often
be
divided
into
several
subgenera.
In
proportion
as
its
definition
is
exact,
it
is
natural
genus
Schwann's
white
substance
(
)
The
substance
of
the
medullary
sheath.
Snow-white
(
a.
)
White
as
snow
Water-white
(
n.
)
A
vinelike
plant
(Vitis
Caribaea)
growing
in
parched
districts
in
the
West
Indies,
and
containing
a
great
amount
of
sap
which
is
sometimes
used
for
quenching
thirst.
White
(
superl.
)
Reflecting
to
the
eye
all
the
rays
of
the
spectrum
combined
White
(
superl.
)
Destitute
of
color,
as
in
the
cheeks,
or
of
the
tinge
of
blood
color
White
(
superl.
)
Having
the
color
of
purity
White
(
superl.
)
Gray,
as
from
age
White
(
superl.
)
Characterized
by
freedom
from
that
which
disturbs,
and
the
like
White
(
superl.
)
Regarded
with
especial
favor
White
(
n.
)
The
color
of
pure
snow
White
(
n.
)
Something
having
the
color
of
snow
White
(
n.
)
Specifically,
the
central
part
of
the
butt
in
archery,
which
was
formerly
painted
white
White
(
n.
)
A
person
with
a
white
skin
White
(
n.
)
A
white
pigment
White
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
butterflies
belonging
to
Pieris,
and
allied
genera
in
which
the
color
is
usually
white.
See
Cabbage
butterfly,
under
Cabbage.
White
(
v.
t.)
To
make
white
White-blaze
(
n.
)
See
White-face.
White-ear
(
n.
)
The
wheatear.
White-eye
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
several
species
of
small
Old
World
singing
of
the
genus
Zosterops,
as
Zosterops
palpebrosus
of
India,
and
Z.
c/rulescens
of
Australia.
The
eyes
are
encircled
by
a
ring
of
white
feathers,
whence
the
name.
Called
also
bush
creeper,
and
white-eyed
tit.
White-face
(
n.
)
A
white
mark
in
the
forehead
of
a
horse,
descending
almost
to
the
nose
White-foot
(
n.
)
A
white
mark
on
the
foot
of
a
horse,
between
the
fetlock
and
the
coffin.
White
friar
(
)
A
mendicant
monk
of
the
Carmelite
order,
so
called
from
the
white
cloaks
worn
by
the
order.
See
Carmelite.
White-fronted
(
a.
)
Having
a
white
front
White-heart
(
n.
)
A
somewhat
heart-shaped
cherry
with
a
whitish
skin.
White-hot
(
a.
)
White
with
heat
White-limed
(
a.
)
Whitewashed
or
plastered
with
lime.
White-livered
(
a.
)
Having
a
pale
look
White-pot
(
n.
)
A
kind
of
food
made
of
milk
or
cream,
eggs,
sugar,
bread,
etc.,
baked
in
a
pot.
White-water
(
n.
)
A
dangerous
disease
of
sheep.
catchflies; campions (botanical genus) / Alpine catchfly; Alpine campion / white campion / red campion Bedeutung
whitelash
white
backlash
backlash
by
white
racists
against
black
civil
rights
advances
phytotherapy
herbal
therapy
botanical
medicine
the
use
of
plants
or
plant
extracts
for
medicinal
purposes
(especially
plants
that
are
not
part
of
the
normal
diet)
white
sale
a
sale
of
household
linens
white
man's
burden
the
supposed
responsibility
of
the
white
race
to
provide
care
for
their
non-white
subjects
form
genus
an
artificial
taxonomic
category
established
on
the
basis
of
morphological
resemblance
for
organisms
of
obscure
true
relationships
especially
fossil
forms
Heliobacter
genus
Heliobacter
a
genus
of
helical
or
curved
or
straight
aerobic
bacteria
with
rounded
ends
and
multiple
flagella,
found
in
the
gastric
mucosa
of
primates
(including
humans)
bacteria
genus
a
genus
of
bacteria
Aerobacter
genus
Aerobacter
aerobic
bacteria
widely
distributed
in
nature
Rhizobium
genus
Rhizobium
the
type
genus
of
Rhizobiaceae,
usually
occur
in
the
root
nodules
of
legumes,
can
fix
atmospheric
oxygen
Agrobacterium
genus
Agrobacterium
small
motile
bacterial
rods
that
can
reduce
nitrates
and
cause
galls
on
plant
stems
genus
Bacillus
type
genus
of
the
Bacillaceae,
includes
many
saprophytes
important
in
decay
of
organic
matter
and
a
number
of
parasites
genus
Clostridium
anaerobic
or
micro-aerophilic
rod-shaped
or
spindle-shaped
saprophytes,
nearly
cosmopolitan
in
soil,
animal
intestines,
and
dung
genus
Nostoc
type
genus
of
the
family
Nostocaceae:
freshwater
blue-green
algae
genus
Trichodesmium
a
genus
of
blue-green
algae
Pseudomonas
genus
Pseudomonas
type
genus
of
the
family
Pseudomonodaceae
Xanthomonas
genus
Xanthomonas
a
genus
of
bacteria
similar
to
Pseudomonas
but
producing
a
yellow
pigment
that
is
not
soluble
in
water
Nitrobacter
genus
Nitrobacter
rod-shaped
soil
bacteria
Nitrosomonas
genus
Nitrosomonas
ellipsoidal
soil
bacteria
genus
Thiobacillus
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Spirillum
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Vibrio
a
genus
of
bacteria
Bacteroides
genus
Bacteroides
type
genus
of
Bacteroidaceae,
genus
of
Gram-negative
rodlike
anaerobic
bacteria
producing
no
endospores
and
no
pigment
and
living
in
the
gut
of
man
and
animals
Calymmatobacterium
genus
Calymmatobacterium
a
genus
of
bacterial
rods
containing
only
the
one
species
that
causes
granuloma
inguinale
Francisella
genus
Francisella
a
genus
of
Gram-negative
aerobic
bacteria
that
occur
as
pathogens
and
parasite
in
many
animals
(including
humans)
genus
Corynebacterium
the
type
genus
of
the
family
Corynebacteriaceae
which
is
widely
distributed
in
nature,
the
best
known
are
parasites
and
pathogens
of
humans
and
domestic
animals
genus
Listeria
a
genus
of
aerobic
motile
bacteria
of
the
family
Corynebacteriaceae
containing
small
Gram-positive
rods
genus
Escherichia
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Klebsiella
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Salmonella
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Serratia
Serratia
a
genus
of
motile
peritrichous
bacteria
that
contain
small
Gram-negative
rod
genus
Shigella
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Erwinia
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Rickettsia
can
cause
typhus
and
Rocky
Mountain
spotted
fever
in
humans
genus
Chlamydia
type
genus
of
the
family
Chlamydiaceae:
diseaseausing
parasites
genus
Mycoplasma
type
and
sole
genus
of
the
family
Mycoplasmataceae
genus
Actinomyces
type
genus
of
the
family
Actinomycetaceae
genus
Streptomyces
type
genus
of
the
family
Streptomycetaceae
genus
Mycobacterium
nonmotile
Gram-positive
aerobic
bacteria
Polyangium
genus
Polyangium
type
genus
of
the
family
Polyangiaceae:
myxobacteria
with
rounded
fruiting
bodies
enclosed
in
a
membrane
Micrococcus
genus
Micrococcus
type
genus
of
the
family
Micrococcaceae
genus
Staphylococcus
includes
many
pathogenic
species
genus
Lactobacillus
type
genus
of
the
family
Lactobacillaceae
genus
Diplococcus
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Streptococcus
a
genus
of
bacteria
Spirochaeta
genus
Spirochaeta
the
type
genus
of
the
family
Spirochaetaceae,
a
bacterium
that
is
flexible,
undulating,
and
chiefly
aquatic
genus
Treponema
type
genus
of
Treponemataceae:
anaerobic
spirochetes
with
an
undulating
rigid
body,
parasitic
in
warm-blooded
animals
genus
Borrelia
small
flexible
parasitic
spirochetes
having
three
to
five
wavy
spirals
genus
Leptospira
very
slender
aerobic
spirochetes,
free-living
or
parasitic
in
mammals
protoctist
genus
any
genus
of
Protoctista
genus
Amoeba
protozoan
inhabiting
moist
soils
or
bottom
vegetation
in
fresh
or
salt
water
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