Tianshiaceae | fam. nov. | Tian.shi’a’ce.ae. N. L. neut. n. Tianshia, type genus of the family. -aceae, ending to denote a family,N. L. fem. pl. n. Tianshiaceae, family of the genus Tianshia | Type genus: Tianshia | |
Tianshia | gen. nov. | Tian.shi’a N.L. fem. n. Tianshia, named in honour of the Chinese medical scientist Tianshi Ye | Type species: Tianshia hominis | |
Tianshia hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-40T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32813 |
Luoshenia | gen. nov. | Luo.shen’ia N.L. fem. n. Luoshenia, named after the Chinese Goddess Luoshen | Type species: Luoshenia tenuis | |
Luoshenia tenuis | sp. nov. | te’nu.is L. masc./fem. adj. tenuis, thin, slim, referring to the predicted potential function of the strain in weight-loss. | NSJ-44T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32817 |
Feifaniaceae | fam. nov. | Feifaniaceae Fei.fa’ni.a N.L. fem. n. Feifania,, type genus of the family. -aceae, ending to denote a family. N. L. fem. pl. n. Feifaniaceae, family of the genus Feifania | Type genus: Feifania | |
Feifania | gen. nov. | Fei.fa’ni.a N.L. fem. n. Feifania, named after Chinese microbiologist Feifan Tang | Type species: Feifania hominis | |
Feifania hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | BX7T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32862 |
Bianqueaceae | fam. nov. | Bian.qu.ea’ce.ae. N. L. neut. n. Bianquea, type genus of the family. -aceae, ending to denote a family. N. L. fem. pl. n. Bianqueaceae, family of the genus Bianquea | Type genus: Bianquea | |
Bianquea | gen. nov. | Bian.que’a N.L. fem. n. Bianquea, named after the Chinese medical scientist Bian Que | Type species: Bianquea renquensis | |
Bianquea renquensis | sp. nov. | ren.qu’en.sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. renquensis, pertaining Renqiu county of China, the birthplace of Chinese medical scientist QueBian | NSJ-32T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32805 |
Gehongia | gen. nov. | Ge.hong’ia N.L. fem. n. Gehongia, named after Ge Hong (284–364 AD), a Chinese medical scientist | Type species: Gehongia tenuis | |
Gehongia tenuis | sp. nov. | te’nu.is L. masc./fem. adj. tenuis, thin, slim, referring to the predicted potential function of the strain in weight-loss | NSJ-53T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32829 /KCTC 25141 |
Changea | gen. nov. | Chang’e.a N.L. fem. n. Changea, named after the Chinese Goddess Chang’e | Type species: Changea tenuis | |
Changea tenuis | sp. nov. | te’nu.is L. masc./fem. adj. tenuis, thin, slim, referring to the predicted potential function of the strain in weight-loss | NSJ-63T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32839 |
Ligaoa | gen. nov. | Li.gao’a N.L. fem. n. Ligaoa, named in honour of the Chinese medical scientist Li Gao | Type species: Ligaoa zhengdingensis | |
Ligaoa zhengdingensis | sp. nov. | zheng.ding.en’sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. zhengdingensis, referring to Zhengding county of China, the birthplace of Li Gao | NSJ-31T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32804 |
Congzhengia | gen. nov. | Tsong. zheng’i.a N.L. fem. n. Congzhengia, named in honour of the Chinese medical scientist Congzheng Zhang | Type species: Congzhengia minquanensis | |
Congzhengia minquanensis | sp. nov. | min.quan.en’sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. minquanensis, referring to Minquan county of China, the birthplace of Congzheng Zhang | H8T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32875 |
Fumia | gen. nov. | Fu.mi’a N.L. fem. n. Fumia, named in honour of the Chinese medical scientist Fumi Huang | Type species: Fumia xinanesis | |
Fumia xinanesis | sp. nov. | xin’an.en’sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. xinanesis, referring to Xin’an county where Fumi Huang was born | NSJ-33T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32806 |
Wujia | gen. nov. | Wu.ji’a N.L. fem. n. Wujia, named after Chinese medical scientist Wuji | Type species: Wujia chipingensis | |
Wujia chipingensis | sp. nov. | Cheng. chi.ping’en.sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. chipingensis, referring to Chiping county of China, the birthplace of the Chinsese medical scientist Wuji Cheng | NSJ-4T from human feces | CGMCC 1.52560 |
Simiaoa | gen. nov. | Si.miao.’a. N.L. fem. n. Simiaoa named after Sun Simiao, a Chinese medical scientist | Type species: Simiaoa sunii | |
Simiaoa sunii | sp. nov. | sun’i.i. N.L. gen. n. sunii, named after the family name of the Chinese medical scientist Simiao Sun | NSJ-8T from human feces | CGMCC 1.52840 |
Simiaoa hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | H15T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32863 |
Jutongia hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | BX3T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32876 |
Jutongia | gen. nov. | Ju.tong’ia, L. adj. fem., Jutongia, in honor of the Chinsese medical scientist Jutong Wu | Type species: Shizhenia lianus | |
Jutongia huaianensis | sp. nov. | huai.an’en.sis N.L. masc. adj. huaianensis, huai’an county of China, the birthplace of the Chinsese medical scientist Jutong Wu | NSJ-37T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32810 |
Qiania | gen. nov. | qian’i.a N.L. fem. n. Qiania, named after Chinese medical scientist Yi Qian | Type species: Qiania dongpingensis | |
Qiania dongpingensis | sp. nov. | dong.ping’ en’sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. dongpingensis, referring to Dongping county of China, the birthplace of Yi Qian | NSJ-38T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32811 |
Zhenhengia | gen. nov. | Zhen.heng’i.a N.L. fem. n. Zhenhengia, named after the Chinese medical scientist Zhenheng Zhu | Type species: Zhenhengia yiwuensis | |
Zhenhengia yiwuensis | sp. nov. | yi.wu’en’sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. yiwuensis, referring to Yiwu city, where Zhenheng Zhu was born | NSJ-12T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32465 /KCTC 15954 |
Jingyaoa | gen. nov. | Jing’yao’a N.L. fem. n. Jingyaoa, named after Chinese medical scientist Jingyao Zhang. | Type species: Jingyaoa shaoxingensis | |
Jingyaoa shaoxingensis | sp. nov. | shao.xing’en.sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. shaoxingensis, referring to Shaoxing city of China, where Jingyao Zhang was born | NSJ-46T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32819 |
Wansuia | gen. nov. | Wan.su’ia, L. adj. fem., Wansuia, in honor of the Chinese medical scientist Wansu Liu | Type species: Wansuia hejianensis | |
Wansuia hejianensis | sp. nov. | he.jian’esis, N.L. masc./fem. adj. hejianesis, referring to Hejian county of China, the birthplace of the Chinese medical scientist Wansu Liu | NSJ-29T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32802 /KCTC 25078 |
Zhenpiania | gen. nov. | Zhen.pian’ia N.L. fem. n. Zhenpiania, named after the Chinese medical scientist Zhenpian Li. | Type species: Zhenpiania hominis | |
Zhenpiania hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | BX12T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32877 |
Lentihominibacter | gen. nov. | Len.ti.homini.bac’ter A.pi.bac’ter L. fem. n. lentus, slow. L. gen. masc. n. bacter, a rod. N.L. masc. n. Lentihominibacter, slowly growing rod-shaped bacterium | Type species: Lentihominibacter hominis | |
Lentihominibacter hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-24T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32874 |
Lentihominibacter_faecis | sp. nov. | L. gen. fem. n. faecis, of faeces, from which the organism was isolated | BX16T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32878 |
Yanshouia hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | BX1T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32879 |
Shuzhengia | gen. nov. | Shu.zheng’ia N.L. fem. n. Shuzhengia, named after Chinese microbiologist Shuzheng Zhang | Type species: Shuzhengia hominis | |
Shuzhengia hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | BX18T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32880 |
Anaerofilum hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | BX8T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32881 |
Zongyangia | gen. nov. | Zong.yang’ia. N.L. fem. n. Zongyangia, named after the Chinese medical scientist Zongyang Yang | Type species: Zongyangia hominis | |
Zongyangia hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-54T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32830 /KCTC 25132 |
Youxingia | gen. nov. | You.xing’ia N.L. fem. n. Youxingia, named after Chinese medical scientist Youxing Wu | Type species: Youxingia wuxianesis | |
Youxingia wuxianesis | sp. nov. | wu.xian.en’sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. wuxianesis, referring to the Yutian county of China, where Youxing Wu was born | NSJ-64T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32840 /KCTC 25128 |
Qingrenia | gen. nov. | Qing.re’ni.a N.L. fem. n. Qingrenia, named after Chinese medical scientist Qingren Wang | Type species: Qingrenia yutianesis | |
Qingrenia yutianesis | sp. nov. | yu.tian.en’sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. yutianesis, Yutian county of China, where Qingren Wang was born | NSJ-50T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32823 |
Jilunia | gen. nov. | Ji.lun’ia N.L. fem. n. Jilunia, named after Chinese microbiologist Jilun Li | Type species: Jilunia laotingensis | |
Jilunia laotingensis | sp. nov. | lao.ting.en’sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. laotingensis, referring to the Laoting county where Jilun Li was born | N12T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32860 |
Paratisierella | gen. nov. | Para'tissierella, Gr. prep. para, beside. N.L. fem. dim. n. Tissierella, a genus name. N.L. masc. n. Paratissierella, resembling the genus Tissierella | Type species: Paratisierella segnis | |
Paratisierella segnis | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. segnis, slow, inactive, lazy, referring the slow growth of the strain | BX21T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32882 |
Bittarella | gen. nov. | N.L. fem. dim. n. Bittarella, in honour of Dr Bittar, a French microbiologist | Type species: Bittarella massiliensis | |
Bittarella massiliensis | sp. nov. | N.L. fem. dim. n. Bittarella. mas.sil.i.en’sis L. masc./fem. adj. massiliensis, of Massilia, the Latin name of Marseille where the strain was for the first time isolated, and Bittarella massiliensis is the type species of the genus Bittarella [32] | NSJ-19T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32824 /KCTC 25133 |
Massiliimalia timonensis | sp. nov. | ti.mo.nen’sis N.L. masc./fem. adj. timonensis, from ‘Timone, ’ the name of the main hospital of Marseille, France, where the type strain was isolated [33] | NSJ-15T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32466 /KCTC 15951 |
Eggerthella hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-70T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32846 /KCTC 25139 |
Gordonibacter massiliensis | sp. nov. | ma.si.li.e’n.sis. L. adj. masc. massiliensis, of Massilia, Marseilli, where the bacteria was for the first time isolated [34] | NSJ-58T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32834 /KCTC 25146 |
Bacteroides brevis | sp. nov. | L. gen. neut. n. brevis, short, denoting the formation of short rods | NSJ-39T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32812 |
Bacteroides multiformis | sp. nov. | mul.ti.for’mis L. masc./fem. adj. multiformis, many-shaped, multiform,referring to the various size and shape of the strain) | L5T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32865 |
Bacteroides facilis | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. facilis, easy, referring that the type strain is easily cultured | NSJ-77T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32853 /KCTC 25155 |
Bacteroides celeris | sp. nov. | ce’le.ris L. fem. adj. celeris, rapid, pertaining to fast growth of the strain | NSJ-48T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32821 |
Bacteroides difficilis | sp. nov. | diff’i.cil.is L. masc. adj. difficilis, difficult, referring the difficulty of culturing the strain | NSJ-74T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32850 |
Bacteroides hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-2T from human feces | CGMCC 1.31481 /KCTC 15964 |
Bacteroides parvus | sp. nov. | par’ vus. L. masc. adj. parvus, small, referring that its colonies on MGAM agar media are significantly small. | NSJ-21T from human feces | CGMCC 1.31612 /KCTC 25073 |
Barnesiella faecis | sp. nov. | L. gen. fem. n. faecis, of faeces, from which the organism was isolated | BX6T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32883 |
Butyricimonas hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-56T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32832 |
Parabacteroides acidifaciens | sp. nov. | a.ci.di.fa’ci.ens L. neut. n. acidum, acid; L. v. facio, to produce; N.L. part. adj. acidifaciens, acid-producing | 426-9T from human feces | CGMCC 1.13558 /NBRC 113433 |
Parabacteroides segnis | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. segnis, slow, inactive, lazy, referring the slow growth of the strain | BX2T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32884 |
Parabacteroides hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-79T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32855 /KCTC 25129 |
Alistipes hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | New-7T from human feces | CGMCC 1.31637 /KCTC 15866 |
Ornithinibacillus hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | BX22T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32885 |
Streptococcus hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-17T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32470 /KCTC 15949 |
Streptococcus lentus | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. lentus, slow, referring the slow growth of the strain | NSJ-72T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32848 |
Christensenella tenuis | sp. nov. | te’nu.is L. masc./fem. adj. tenuis, thin, slim, referring to the predicted potential function of the strain in weight-loss | NSJ-35T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32808 |
Clostridium hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-6T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32461 /KCTC 15960 |
Clostridium beijingense | sp. nov. | bei.jing.en’se N.L. neut. adj. beijingense, from Beijing, where the type strain was isolated | NSJ-49T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32822 |
Clostridium lentus | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. lentus, slow, referring to the slow growth of the type strain | NSJ-42T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32815 |
Clostridium facilis | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. facilis, easy, without difficulty, referring that the type strain is easily cultured | NSJ-27T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32800 |
Anaerosacchariphilus hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-68T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32844 /KCTC 25150 |
Anaerostipes hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-7T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32462 /KCTC 15959 |
Blautia massiliensis | sp. nov. | ma.si.li.e’n.sis. L. adj. masc. massiliensis, of Massilia, the Latin name of Marseill, where the bacteria was for the first time isolated [35] | 4-46T from human feces | CGMCC 1.52830 /NBRC 113773 |
Blautia intestinalis | sp. nov. | in.tes.ti.na’lis N.L. fem. adj. intestinalis, pertaining to the intestines where the type strain inhabits | 27-44T from human feces | CGMCC 1.52850 /NBRC 113774 |
Blautia segnis | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. segnis, slow, inactive, lazy, referring the slow growth of the strain | BX17T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32886 |
Blautia tardus | sp. nov. | tar’dus L. masc. adj. tardus, slow, inactive, lazy, referring the slow growth of the strain | BX19T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32887 |
Blautia celeris | sp. nov. | ce’le.ris L. fem. adj. celeris, rapid, pertaining to fast growth of the strain | NSJ-34T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32807 |
Blautia lentus | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. lentus, slow, referring to the slow growth of the type strain | M16T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32888 |
Blautia difficilis | sp. nov. | diff’i.cil.is L. masc. adj. difficilis, difficult, referring the difficulty of culturing the strain | M29T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32889 |
Clostridium segnis | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. segnis, slow, inactive, lazy, referring the slow growth of the strain | BX14T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32890 |
Coprococcus hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-10T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32463 |
Dorea hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-36T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32809 |
Enterocloster hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | BX10T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32891 |
Eubacterium segnis | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. segnis, slow, inactive, lazy, referring the slow growth of the strain | BX4T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32892 |
Eubacterium difficilis | sp. nov. | diff’i.cil.is L. masc. adj. difficilis, difficult, referring the difficulty of culturing the strain | M5T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32893 |
Hungatella hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-66T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32842 /KCTC 25127 |
Hungatella faecis | sp. nov. | L. gen. fem. n. faecis, of faeces, from which the organism was isolated | L36T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32864 |
Lachnospira hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-43T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32816 |
Ruminococcus hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-13T from human feces | CGMCC 1.52490 |
Mediterraneibacter hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-55T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32831 |
Ruminococcus difficilis | sp. nov. | diff’i.cil.is L. masc. adj. difficilis, difficult, referring the difficulty of culturing the strain | M6T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32867 |
Roseburia lentus | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. lentus, slow, referring to the slow growth of the type strain | NSJ-9T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32469 |
Roseburia wangyiboensis | sp. nov. | wang’yi’boensis, N.L.m Wang Yibo, a Chinese actor whose series inspired the researcher during the bacterial identification | BX0805T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32827 |
Roseburia xiaozhanis | sp. nov. | xi'ao'zhan'is N.L. fem. n. Xiao Zhan, a chinese actor whose series inspired the researcher during the bacterial identifications | BX1005T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32828 |
Roseburia rectibacter | sp. nov. | L. adj. rectus, straight; N.L. masc. n. bacter, rod; N.L. masc. n. rectibacter, straight rod shaped, referring to the cell shape of the strain | NSJ-69T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32845 |
Roseburia difficilis | sp. nov. | diff’i.cil.is L. masc. adj. difficilis, difficult, referring the difficulty of culturing the strain | NSJ-67T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32843 |
Agathobaculum hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | M2T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32866 |
Agathobaculum faecis | sp. nov. | L. gen. fem. n. faecis, of faeces, from which the organism was isolated | NSJ-28T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32801 |
Anaerotruncus massiliensis | sp. nov. | mas.si.li.en’sis L. masc./fem. adj. massiliensis, pertaining to Marseille, France, where the organism was for the first time isolated [36] | 22A2-44T from human feces | CGMCC 1.52380 /NBRC 113434 |
Dysosmobacter segnis | sp. nov. | L. masc. adj. segnis, slow, inactive, lazy, referring the slow growth of the strain | BX15T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32894 |
Dysosmobacter hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-60T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32836 /KCTC 25148 |
Faecalibacterium hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | 4P15T from human feces | CGMCC 1.52500 /NBRC 113913 |
Flintibacter faecis | sp. nov. | L. gen. fem. n. faecis, of faeces, from which the organism was isolated | BX5T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32861 |
Flintibacter hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | New-19T from human feces | CGMCC 1.31644 /KCTC 15861 |
lawsonibacter hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-51T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32825 /KCTC 25134 |
lawsonibacter faecis | sp. nov. | L. gen. fem. n. faecis, of faeces, from which the organism was isolated | NSJ-52T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32826 /KCTC 25135 |
Lawsonibacter celeris | sp. nov. | ce’le.ris L. fem. adj. celeris, rapid, pertaining to fast growth of the strain | NSJ-47T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32820 |
Neobittarella | gen. nov | Neo.bita.rel’la, L. adj. fem., Neobittarella, in honor of microbiologist Fadi Bittar | Type species: Neobittarella massiliensis | |
Neobittarella massiliensis | sp. nov. | mas.si.li.en’sis L. masc./fem. adj. massiliensis, referring to Marseille, where the organism was isolated [37] | NSJ-65T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32841 /KCTC 25131 |
Oscillibacter hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-62T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32838 /KCTC 25149 |
Pseudoflavonifractor hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | New-38T from human feces | CGMCC 1.31611 /KCTC 15862 |
Ruminococcus bicirculans | sp. nov. | bai.circu’lans L. masc. adj. have two circles, referring the cell shapes of the type strain [38] | NSJ-14T from human feces | CGMCC 1.52640 /KCTC 15952 |
Ruminococcus intestinalis | sp. nov. | in.tes.ti.na’lis N.L. fem. adj. intestinalis, pertaining to the intestine habitat | NSJ-71T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32847 |
Paeniclostridium hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-45T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32818 |
Romboutsia hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-18T from human feces | CGMCC 1.31399 |
Intestinimonas massiliensis | sp. nov. | ma.si.li.e’n.sis. L. adj. masc. massiliensis, of Massilia, the Latin name of Marseill, where the bacteria was for the first time isolated [39] | NSJ-30T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32803 /KCTC 25082 |
Hydrogeniiclostidium hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-41T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32814 /KCTC 25093 |
Catenibacterium faecis | sp. nov. | L. gen. fem. n. faecis, of faeces, from which the organism was isolated | NSJ-22T from human feces | CGMCC 1.31663 |
Eubacterium hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | New-5T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32837 /KCTC 15860 |
Holdemanella hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | L34T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32895 |
Megasphaera hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-59T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32835 /KCTC 25147 |
Veillonella hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-78T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32854 /KCTC 25159 |
Tissierella hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-26T from human feces | CGMCC 1.31394 /KCTC 25080 |
Fusobacterium hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-57T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32833 |
Escherichia hominis | sp. nov. | ho’mi.nis L. gen. masc. n. hominis, of a human being, referring to the human gut habitat | NSJ-73T from human feces | CGMCC 1.32849 |