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Regio:Bacteria
1. Bacteriasensu Cohn, 1872b, 1872c [= Prokaryotae, excluding Cyanobacteria]
- Synonyms
- Schizomycetes Nägeli, 1857
- Bacteriaceae Cohn, 1872a
- Schizomycetaceae de Toni and Trevisan, 1889
- Bacteriophyta Schussnig, 1925
2. Bacteriasensu Cavalier-Smith 1981, 1983, 1998, Margulis & Chapman, 2009 [= Prokaryotae]
3. Bacteriasensu Woeseet al., 1990 [= Prokaryotae, excluding Archaea]
- Synonyms
- Eubacteriasensu Woese & Fox, 1977
- Neobacteria Möhn, 1984
Cohn, F. 1872.Ueber Bakterien, die kleinsten lebenden Wesen. Lüdritz’sche Verlagsbuchhandlung Carl Habel, Berlin,[1]. American reprint (1889):[2].
Bakterien
- Micrococcus
- Bacterium
- Bacillus
- Vibrio
- Spirillum
- Spirochaete
Cohn, F. 1872. Untersuchungen über Bacterien.Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, 1 (2): 127–224,[3],[4]. Translation at: Brock, T.D. (1998).Milestones in Microbiology: 1556 to 1940. ASM Press, p. 210(PDF)
Bacterien
- Tribe 1. Sphaerobacteria (sphere bacteria)
- Genus 1.Micrococcus char. emend.
- Tribe 2. Microbacteria (rod bacteria)
- Genus 2.Bacterium char. emend.
- Tribe 3. Desmobacteria (filament bacteria)
- Genus 3.Bacillus n. g.
- Genus 4.Vibrio char. emend.
- Tribe 4. Spirobacteria (corkscrew bacteria)
- Genus 5.Spirillum Ehrenberg
- Genus 6.Spirochaete Ehrenberg
Magnin, A. 1880.The Bacteria. Boston: Little, Brown, and Company. Translated by George M. Sternberg.[5]
Bacteria
- Spherobacteria
- Microbacteria
- Desmobacteria
- Spirobacteria
- other colorless Schizophytes
de Bary, A. 1884.Vergleichende Morphologie und Biologie der Pilze, Mycetozoa und Bakterien. Leipzig.[6]
Bacterien oder Schizomyceten
- Endospore Bacterien
- Arthrospore Bacterien
Hueppe, F. 1886.Die Formen der Bakterien und ihre Beziehungen zu de Gattungen und Arten. Wiesbaden, p. 140.[7]
Bakterien
- A. Endospore Bakterien
- Kokkaceen
- Bakteriaceen
- Spirobakteriaceen
- B. Arthrospore Bakterien
- Arthro-Kokkaceen
- Arthro-Bakteriaceen
- Arthro-Spirobakteriaceen
- Leptotricheen
- Cladotricheen
Haeckel, E. 1889.Natürliche Schöpfungsgeschichte, 8th ed,[8]. See p. 452, 453, 462, 508.
- Protistenreich
- Protophyta (Protista vegetalia)
- Klass I. Phytarcha
- Phytomonera
- Chromaceae
- Ordnung 2. Chroococceae
- Ordnung 3. Nostochineae
- Klass II. Diatomeae
- Klass III. Cosmariae (Desmidieae)
- Klass IV. Palmellariae (Palmellaceae)
- Klass V. Siphoneae (Coeloblastae)
- Protozoa (Protista animalia)
- Zoarcha (Zoocytoda)
- Zoomonera
- Bacteria
- Sphaerobacteria
- Rhabdobacteria
- Cytarcha
- Lobosa (Amoebina)
- Gregarinae (Sporozoa)
- Infusoria
- Flagellata (Mastigophora)
- Ciliata
- Acinetae (Suctoria)
- Rhizopoda
- Mycetozoa (Myxomycetes)
- Heliozoa
- Thalamaria (Foraminifera)
- Radiolaria
- Pflanzenreich
- Thierreich
Engler, Adolf. 1892.Syllabus der Vorlesungen über specielle und medicinisch-pharmaceutische Botanik [Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien, in further editions]. Gebrüder Borntraeger Verlag, Berlin, 1st ed., 143 p.[9]
Pflanzen
Systematische phylogenie, 3 vols (vol. 1, Protisten und Pflanzen, 1894; vol. 2, Invertebrata, 1896; vol. 3, Vertebrata, 1895).[10].
[Vol. 1, p. 90-91:]
- Pflanzen
- Protophyta (Protista plasmodoma) [Vol. 1, p. 96]
- Archephyta (Progonella)
- Probiontes
- Chromaceae (Phycochromaceae)
- Algariae (Paulosporata)
- Paulotomeae
- Conjugatae
- Diatomeae
- Algettae (Zoosporata)
- Mastigota
- Melethallia
- Siphoneae
- Metaphyta (Histones plasmodomi) [Vol. 1, p. 256]
- Thieren
- Protozoa (Protista plasmophaga) [Vol. 1, p. 138]
- Archezoa (= Zoarchega)
- Bacteria (= Bactromonera)
- Coccillida
- Bacillida
- Spirillida
- Zoomonera (= Monera s. str.)
- Fungilli (= Sporozoa)
- Rhizopoda
- Infusoria
- Metazoa (Histones plasmophagi)
Hueppe, F. 1896.Naturwissenschaftliche Einfuhrung in die Bakteriologie. C. W. Kreidels Verlag, Wiesbaden, p. 25.[11]Principles of bacteriology, translation by E. O. Jordan. Open Court Publishing Co., Chicago, 1899, p. 37[12]
Bakterien
- Coccaceae
- Bacteriaceae
- Spirobacteriaceae
- Leptothricheae
- Cladothricheae
Fischer, Alfred 1895. Untersuchungen ülber Bakterien.Jahrbücher für wissenschaftliche Botanik, 27, 1–163,(PDF)
Bakterien
- Haplobacteriaceï
- Trichobacteriaceï
Fischer, A.Vorlesungen über Bakterien. 1897. 1st ed., p. 32[13] (2nd ed., 1903).
Bakterien
- Haplobacterinae
- Trichobacterinae
Migula, W. 1897–1900.System der Bakterien. Vol. 1, 1897[14]. Vol. 2, 1900,[15].
Bacteria
Smith, Erwin F. 1905.Bacteria in relation to plant diseases. Vol. 1.[16]
Bacteria
- Eubacteria
- Thiobacteria
- Myxobacteria
Heim, Ludwig. 1906.Lehrbuch der Bakteriologie. 3rd ed., p. 303.[17]..
- Bakterien (Schizomyzeten)
- Mikrokokken, Bazillen, Spirillen
- Tricomyzeten
- Blastomyzeten
- Hyphomyzeten
Lotsy, J. P. 1907.Vortrage uber botanische Stammesgeschichte. Vol. 1. Algen und Pilsen, p. 329, 341,[18].
Schizophyten
- Schizophyceen
- Bakterien
- Haplobacterinae
- Trichobacterinae
- Myxobakterien
Kolle & Hetch (1911)
[edit]Kolle, W. & Hetch, H. 1911.Die experimentelle Bakteriologie, 3rd ed., p. 17.[19]
Thallophyten
- Pilze
- Höhere Pilze
- Spaltpilze oderBakterien
- Algen, Flechten
- Spaltalgen
- Schwefelbakterien [sulfur bacteria]
- Eisenbakterien [iron bacteria]
- Streptothricheen
Schneider, A. 1912.Pharmaceutical Bacteriology.[20]
Bacteria (Schizomycetes)
- Coccaceae
- Bacteriaceae
- Spirillaceae
- Spirochaetaceae
- Mycobacteriaceae
- Chlamydobacteriaceae
- Beggiatoaceae
Engler & Gilg (1919)
[edit]Engler, A. & E. Gilg. 1919.Syllabus der Pflanzenfamilien, 8th ed., Gebrüder Borntraeger Verlag, Berlin, 395 p.[21]
- Schizophyta
- Schizomycetes (Bacteria)
- Schizophyceae
Schussnig, B. 1925. Betrachtungen über das system der niederen Pflanzen.Verhandl. d. zool. bot. Ges. Wien., Bd. 75, p. 196–272.[22]
Protophyta
- II. Stamm:Bacteriophyta
- 1. Klasse: Eubacteria
- 2. Klasse: Mycobacteria
- 3. Klasse: Trichobacteria
- 4. Klasse: Myxobacteria
Kluyver & van Niel (1936)
[edit]Kluyver, A. J., and van Niel, C. B. 1936. Prospects for a natural system of classification of bacteria.Centr. Bakt., II, 94, 369–403.[23]
Bacteria
- Pseudomonadaceae
- Micrococcaceae
- Mycobacteriaceae
- Bacteriaceae
Chadefaud & Emberger (1960)
[edit]Chadefaud, M. & Emberger, L. (éds.). 1960.Traité de botanique systématique. Masson et Cie., Paris. Tome I. Les végétaux non vasculaires (Cryptogamie), par M. Chadefaud, 1960, 1 vol. de 1016 pages,[24]. Tome II. Les végétaux vasculaires, par L. Emberger, deux fascicules, 1540 pages.[25],[26]
Monde vivant
- Protocaryotes (= Schizophytes)
- Cyanoschizophytes (= Cyanophycées, Schyzophycées, Myxophycées, ou Algues bleues)
- Chroococcales, Pleurocapsales, Stigonémales, Chamaesiphonales, Nostocales
- Bactérioschizophytes (=Bactéries, ou Schizomycètes)
- Hémibactéries, Eubactéries, Virobactéries
- Eucaryotes
Buchananet al. (1974)
[edit]Buchanan, R. E. & Gibbons, N. R. (eds.). 1974.Bergey's Manual of Determinative Bacteriology, 8th edn. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins.[27]
Kingdom Prokaryotae
- Division Photobacteria
- Class I. Blue-green photobacteria
- Class II. Red photobacteria
- Class III. Green photobacteria
- Division Scotobacteria
- Class I.The bacteria
- Class II. Obligate intracellular Scotobacteria in eucaryotic cells (Rickettsias)
- Class III. Scotobacteria without cell walls (Mollicutes)
Cavalier-Smith (1981)
[edit]Eukaryote kingdoms: seven or nine?,[28].
- Superkingdom Prokaryota
- KingdomBacteria
- Subkingdom Eubacteria
- Subkingdom Archaebacteria
- Superkingdom Eukaryota
Parkeret al. (1982)
[edit]Parker, S. P. (ed.). 1982. Synopsis and classification of living organisms. 2 vols. McGraw-Hill, New York,[29],[30]. See Brands (1989–2005),[31]
Superkingdom Prokaryotae
- Kingdom Virus
- Bacterial Viruses
- Plant viruses
- Vertebrate viruses
- Invertebrate viruses
- Kingdom Monera
- DivisionBacteria (Haeckel, 1894)
- "Phototrophic bacteria"
- "Gliding bacteria"
- "Sheathed bacteria"
- "Budding and/or appendaged bacteria"
- "Spirochetes"
- "Spiral and curved bacteria"
- "Gram-negative aerobic rods and cocci"
- "Gram-negative facultatively anaerobic rods"
- "Gram-negative anaerobic bacteria"
- "Gram-negative cocci and coccobacilli"
- "Gram-negative anaerobic cocci"
- "Gram-negative, chemolithotrophic bacteria"
- "Methane-producing Bacteria"
- "Gram-positive cocci"
- "Endospore-forming rods and cocci"
- "Gram-positive, asporogenous rod-shaped bacteria"
- "Actinomycetes and related organisms"
- "Rickettsias"
- "Mycoplasmas"
- Division Cyanophycota
- Division Prochlorophycota (Lewin, 1976)
Möhn, E. 1984.System und Phylogenie der Lebewesen. Band 1. Physikalische, chemische und biologische Evolution. Prokaryonta. Eukaryonta (bis Ctenophora). E. Schweizerbartsche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Stuttgart,[32]. From Minelli (1993), pp. 215–387,[33].
SuperkingdomProkaryonta
SuperkingdomEukaryonta
Holt. J. G., and N. R. Krieg. 1994.Bergey's Manual of Determinative Bacteriology, 9th ed. The Williams & Wilkins Co., Baltimore, Md.[34],[35]
"Four major categories ofbacteria"
Cavalier-Smith (1998)
[edit]A revised six-kingdom system of life.(PDF)
Empire or SuperkingdomProkaryota Dougherty, 1957 stat. nov. Allsopp 1969
- KingdomBacteria Cohn 1870 stat. nov. Cavalier-Smith, 1983 (syn.Procaryotae Murray 1968)
[* Probably paraphyletic.
† Almost certainly paraphyletic.
‡ All the phyla here should be treated as divisions.
§ Originally treated as separate phyla (Cavalier-Smith, 1992a).]
Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology, 2nd ed. (2001–2012)
[edit]FromBergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology, 2nd ed., 5 vols. Springer-Verlag, New York, NY. After Madiganet al. 2012.[36]
DomainArchaea [vol. 1]
DomainBacteria
- [vol. 1]
- [vol. 2]
- [vol. 3]
- [vol. 4]
- Phylum XIV.Bacteroidetes phyl. nov.
- Phylum XV.Spirochaetes Garrity and Holt, 2001
- Phylum XVI.Tenericutes Murray, 1984a, 356
- Phylum XVII.Acidobacteria phyl. nov.
- Phylum XVIII.Fibrobacteres Garrity and Holt, 2001
- Phylum XIX.Fusobacteria Garrity and Holt, 2001, 140
- Phylum XX.Dictyoglomi phyl. nov.
- Phylum XXI.Gemmatimonadetes Zhang, Sekiguchi, Hanada, Hugenholtz, Kim, Kamagata and Nakamura, 2003, 1161
- Phylum XXII.Lentisphaerae Cho, Vergin, Morris and Giovannoni, 2004a, 1005
- Phylum XXIII.Verrucomicrobia phyl. nov.
- Phylum XXIV.Chlamydiae Garrity and Holt, 2001
- Phylum XXV.Planctomycetes Garrity and Holt, 2001, 137 emend. Ward (this volume)
- [vol. 5]
Cavalier-Smith (2006a)
[edit]Cavalier-Smith, T. (2006). Rooting the tree of life by transition analyses.Biology Direct 1: 19,[37].
[*Probably paraphyletic taxa are marked with an asterisk.]
Cavalier-Smith (2006b)
[edit]Cavalier-Smith, T. (2006). Cell evolution and Earth history: stasis and revolution.Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci 361 (1470): 969–1006,[38],[39].
KingdomBacteria
Garrityet al. (2007)
[edit]Garrity, G.M., Lilburn, T.G., Cole, J.R., Harrison, S.H., Euzeby, J., and Tindall, B.J. 2007.Taxonomic Outline of the Bacteria and Archaea, Release 7.7. Michigan State University Board of Trustees,[40].
Margulis & Chapman (2009)
[edit]Kingdoms & Domains, 4th ed.
SuperkingdomProkarya
Ruggieroet al. (2015)
[edit]Ruggiero, M.A., Gordon, D.P., Orrell, T.M., Bailly, N., Bourgoin, T., Brusca, R.C., Cavalier-Smith, T., Guiry, M. D. & Kirk, P. M. 2015. A Higher Level Classification of All Living Organisms.PLoS ONE 10(4): e0119248[41]
SuperkingdomProkaryota
Parte, A.C. (2016).List of Prokaryotic Names with Standing in Nomenclature (LPSN). Created by J.P. Euzéby in 1997. Curated by A.C. Parte since 2013. Avaiable on:http://www.bacterio.net. Retrieved 5 April 2016.
DomainBacteria
Parte et al. (2024)
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- Buchanan, R. E. 1925.General systematic bacteriology: history, nomenclature, groups of bacteria. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins Company,[43]
- Cohn, F. 1872a. Organismen in der Pockenlymphe.Virchows Archiv für pathologische Anatomie und Physiologie und für klinische Medizin, 55 (1), 229–238,[44]
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