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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Serratia'' may be classified according to the ''Serratia'' species into ''S. marcescens'' (most common), ''S. fonticola'', ''S. liquefaciens'', ''S. rubidaea'', ''S. oderifera'', and ''S. plymuthica''. | ''Serratia'' may be classified according to the ''Serratia'' species into ''S. marcescens'' (most common), ''S. fonticola'', ''S. liquefaciens'', ''S. rubidaea'', ''S. oderifera'', and ''S. plymuthica''. | ||
==Classification== | ==Classification== | ||
''Serratia'' may be classified according to the ''Serratia'' species into the following: | ''Serratia'' may be classified according to the ''Serratia'' species into the following: | ||
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Overview
Serratia may be classified according to the Serratia species into S. marcescens (most common), S. fonticola, S. liquefaciens, S. rubidaea, S. oderifera, and S. plymuthica.
Classification
Serratia may be classified according to the Serratia species into the following:
- S. marcescens (most common cause of infection among all other Serratia species)
- S. fonticola
- S. liquefaciens
- S. rubidaea
- S. oderifera
- S. plymuthica