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. 2026 Oct 1;76(9):007238. doi: 10.1099/ijsem.0.007238

Validation list no. 231: valid publication of new names and new combinations effectively published outside the IJSEM

Aharon Oren 1,*, Markus Göker 2,*
PMCID: PMC13656799  PMID: 42821320

The purpose of this list is to publish in the International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology (IJSEM) those new names and new combinations that were effectively published outside the IJSEM, as set forth in Rule 27 of the International Code of Nomenclature of Prokaryotes (2025 Revision) [1]. Authors and other individuals wishing to have new names and/or combinations included in future lists should send an electronic copy of the published paper to the IJSEM Editorial Office for confirmation that all other requirements for valid publication have been met. It is also a requirement of the IJSEM and the International Code of Nomenclature of Prokaryotes (ICNP) that authors of new species, new subspecies and new combinations provide evidence that the type strains are deposited in two publicly accessible culture collections in two different countries. It should be noted that the date of valid publication of these new names and combinations is the date of publication of this list, not the date of the original publication of the names and combinations. The authors of the new names and combinations are as given below.

Inclusion of a name on these lists validates the publication of the name and thereby makes it available in the nomenclature of prokaryotes. Inclusion of a name on these lists is part of the requirements for the valid publication of an effectively published name. Indeed, some of these names may, in time, be considered later synonyms or it may be proposed to transfer the organisms to another genus, thus necessitating the creation of a new combination. Conversely, it may be proposed to transfer an organism back to an earlier genus and to regard the basonym or an earlier new combination as the correct name instead of a more recent new combination. The ICNP does not decide on such taxonomic opinions.

Name/author Proposed as Nomenclatural type1 Priority2 Reference
Achromobacter colocynthidis corrig. Ait Si Mhand et al. 2026, 123,4 sp. nov. AGC45 (=CCMM B1338=ITEM 20048) 44 [2]
Achromobacter maghribensis Ait Si Mhand et al. 2026, 133,5 sp. nov. AGC69 (=CCMM B1340=ITEM 20050) 44 [2]
Achromobacter semiaridus corrig. Ait Si Mhand et al. 2026, 133,6 sp. nov. AGC39 (=CCMM B1336=ITEM 20047) 44 [2]
Acidaminococcus faecalis Jang et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. DS4831 (=JCM 37388=KCTC 25843) 43 [3]
Acidithiobacillus sibiricus Panyushkina et al. 2026, 133 sp. nov. A1 (=CGMCC 1.62200=KCTC 8561) 33 [4]
Acinetobacter endophyllus corrig. Mouhib et al. 2025, 133,7 sp. nov. AGC35 (=CCMM B1335=ITEM 20056) 80 [5]
Acinetobacter pullicarnis Han et al. 2020, 7318 sp. nov. S23 (=JCM 33150=KACC 19921) 92 [6]
Actinotignum cystesis Winterflood et al. 2026, 83,9 sp. nov. usb_actsch_34 (=CCUG 77579=LMG 33441) 22 [7]
Actinotignum inguinis Winterflood et al. 2026, 83 sp. nov. usb_actsch_31 (=CCUG 77578=LMG 33440) 22 [7]
Actinotignum lotii Winterflood et al. 2026, 83 sp. nov. usb_actsch_203 (=CCUG 77583=LMG 33445) 22 [7]
Actinotignum saccati Winterflood et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. usb_actsch_70 (=CCUG 77581=LMG 33443) 22 [7]
Actinotignum stranguriae Winterflood et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. usb_actsch_61 (=CCUG 77580=LMG 33442) 22 [7]
Actinotignum urematis Winterflood et al. 2026, 93,10 sp. nov. usb_actsch_93 (=CCUG 77582=LMG 33444) 22 [7]
Actinotignum vesiculae Winterflood et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. usb_actsch_30 (=CCUG 77577=LMG 33439) 22 [7]
Allocellulophaga Nakajima et al. 2026, 103 gen. nov. Allocellulophaga tsushimaensis 50 [8]
Allocellulophaga tsushimaensis Nakajima et al. 2026, 123 sp. nov. TSM-5 (=KCTC 52508=NBRC 112430) 50 [8]
Aquidulcibacteraceae Hallgren et al. 2026, 13 fam. nov. Aquidulcibacter 27 [9]
Bacillus crepusculi Williams et al. 2026, 143,11 sp. nov. 28A-2 (=DSM 111873=NCIMB 15401) 2 [10]
Bacillus ferrooxidans Zhou et al. 2018, 47612 sp. nov. YT-3 (=CCTCC AB 2017049=KCTC 33875) 8 [11]
Bifidobacterium intestinale Shamsuzzaman et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. M3-R-103 (=CGMCC 1.19415=KCTC 25443) 70 [12]
Billgrantia hypersalina Moran-Olvera et al. 2025, 123,13 sp. nov. LNSP4103-1 (=ATCC TSD-413=CAIM 1962)14 39 [13]
Blautia brookingsensis corrig. Ghimire et al. 2020, 53,15 sp. nov. SG772 (=CCOS 1888=DSM 107275) 52 [14]
Blautia caeci Shamsuzzaman et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. C3-R-101 (=CGMCC 1.17981=KCTC 25440) 70 [12]
Bordetella saccharivorans Akita et al. 2026, 63 sp. nov. NSA17 (=HUT-8147=KCTC 82065) 31 [15]
Brakhagea Kumar et al. 2026, 83 gen. nov. Brakhagea baltica 23 [16]
Brakhagea aquatica Kumar et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. SH501 (=CECT 30906=KCTC 102088) 23 [16]
Brakhagea baltica Kumar et al. 2026, 83 sp. nov. SH449 (=DSM 116586=KCTC 102025) 23 [16]
Brakhagea lacunae Kumar et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. SH551 (=CECT 30846=DSM 116785=KCTC 102023) 23 [16]
Brakhagea slesvicensis Kumar et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. SH467 (=DSM 116378=KCTC 102026) 23 [16]
Cohnella capsici Wang et al. 2015, 137 sp. nov. YN-59 (=CGMCC 1.12046=JCM 19168) 83 [17]
Corynebacterium lipophilum Luo et al. 2023, 1098 sp. nov. MC-18 (=CCTCCAB 2020201=NBRC 115144) 87 [18]
Cupriavidus smyrnaeus Sahin and Tani 2026, 73 sp. nov. TA19 (=CCM 7673=DSM 28348=NBRC 107719) 29 [19]
Denitratimonas organivorans An et al. 2026, 113 sp. nov. CY0512 (=GDMCC 1.3762=JCM 36229) 11 [20]
Denitrificimonas halotolerans Wang et al. 2024, 93,16 sp. nov. JX-1 (=KCTC 8395=MCCC 1K08958) 103 [21]
Desulforudaceae Karnachuk et al. 2026, 83 fam. nov. Desulforudis 14 [22]
Desulforudis (ex Chivian et al. 2008) Karnachuk et al. 2026, 73 gen. nov. Desulforudis audaxviator 14 [22]
Desulforudis audaxviator (ex Chivian et al. 2008) Karnachuk et al. 2026, 83 sp. nov. [pro-basonym: Desulforudis audaxviator Chivian et al. 2008] BYF (=JCM 39285=VKM B-3564)17 14 [22]
Desulfosarcina ovata subsp. ovata (Kuever et al. 2006) Watanabe et al. 2020, 43 comb. nov. [basonym: Desulfosarcina ovata Kuever et al. 2006] oXyS1 (=DSM 13228=JCM 12297)18 72 [23]
Desulfosarcina ovata subsp. sediminis Watanabe et al. 2020, 43 subsp. nov. 28bB2T (=DSM 23484=NBRC 106234)19 72 [23]
Desulfovibrio mangrovi Zhou et al. 2023, 508 sp. nov. FT415 (=GDMCC 1.3410=KCTC 25525) 60 [24]
Devosia litorisediminis Park et al. 2022, 43 sp. nov. BSSL-BM10 (=KACC 21633=NBRC 115152) 90 [25]
Draconibacterium aestuarii Wang et al. 2024, 63 sp. nov. Z1-6 (=KCTC 92310=MCCC 1K07533) 59 [26]
Erythrobacter mangrovi Ye et al. 2020, 1433 sp. nov. EB310 (=KCTC 72109=MCCC 1K03690) 65 [27]
Flavobacterium difficile Chen et al. 2021, 4457 sp. nov. KDG-16 (=BCRC 81194=LMG 31332) 100 [28]
Flavobacterium maulense Avendaño-Herrera et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. T-16 (=CECT 30411=RGM 3224) 42 [29]
Gelidimonas Grzesiak et al. 2026, 103 gen. nov. Gelidimonas denitrificans 81 [30]
Gelidimonas denitrificans Grzesiak et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. D11 (=DSM 120166=LMG 34060) 81 [30]
Gelidimonas diazotrophica Grzesiak et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. D2 (=DSM 120165=LMG 34059) 81 [30]
Gephyromycinifex Zhu et al. 2021, 2014 gen. nov. Gephyromycinifex aptenodytis 96 [31]
Gephyromycinifex aptenodytis Zhu et al. 2021, 2014 sp. nov. NJES-13 (=CCTCC 2019007=KCTC 49281) 96 [31]
Gracilibacillus eburneus Guan et al. 2018, 427 sp. nov. YIM 93565 (=CCTCCAB 2013249=DSM 23710) 105 [32]
Jonesia luteola Li et al. 2015, 617 sp. nov. YIM 93067 (=CCTCCAB 2014350=DSM 21367) 94 [33]
Haloarchaeobius caseinilyticus Xu et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. DFWS5 (=CGMCC 1.62757=JCM 37971=KCTC 4384=MCCC 4K00270) 25 [34]
Haloarchaeobius lipolyticus Xu et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. TZWWS8 (=CGMCC 1.63137=KCTC 4405=MCCC 4K00311) 25 [34]
Haloarchaeobius marinus Xu et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. HRN-SO-5 (=CGMCC 1.62838=KCTC 4396=MCCC 4K00286) 25 [34]
Haloarchaeobius ordinarius Xu et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. DT45 (=CGMCC 1.63105=KCTC 4386=MCCC 4K00268 25 [34]
Haloarchaeobius pelagicus Xu et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. DYHT-AS-18 (=CGMCC 1.62836=JCM 37972=KCTC 4403=MCCC 4K00284) 25 [34]
Halocola Hu et al. 2026, 193,20 gen. nov. Halocola ammonii 19 [35]
Halocola ammonii Hu et al. 2026, 193,21 sp. nov. DA487 (=KCTC 102213=MCCC 1H01450) 19 [35]
Halocolaceae Hu et al. 2026, 203 fam. nov. Halocola 19 [35]
Hanstruepera marina Ding et al. 2022, 103 sp. nov. NBU2968 (=KCTC 82913=MCCC 1K06392) 66 [36]
Hydrosulfovibrio Zhang et al. 2025, 83,22 gen. nov. Hydrosulfovibrio ferrireducens 23 108 [37]
Hydrosulfovibrio ferrireducens Zhang et al. 2025, 83,24 sp. nov. CB1MN (=DSM 117064=MCCC 1K08991) 108 [37]
Jannaschia pagri Kuwata et al. 2024, 73 sp. nov. AI_62 (=DSM 115720=NBRC 115938) 47 [38]
Janthinobacterium saanense Kumar et al. 2026, 123,25 sp. nov. S3T4 (=DSM 120996=HAMBI 3823)26 20 [39]
Janthinobacterium silvisoli Kumar et al. 2026, 123,25 sp. nov. K2Li3 (=DSM 121001=HAMBI 3838)26 20 [39]
Jindonia Park et al. 2017, 425 gen. nov. Jindonia aestuariivivens 62 [40]
Jindonia aestuariivivens Park et al. 2017, 425 sp. nov. JDTF-65 (=KCTC 52564=NBRC 112534) 62 [40]
Kamagatella Kondo and Kataoka 2026, 113 gen. nov. Kamagatella elastica 13 [41]
Kamagatella elastica Kondo and Kataoka 2026, 113 sp. nov. SANA (=DSM 120061=JCM 39611) 13 [41]
Kamagatellaceae Kondo and Kataoka 2026, 113 fam. nov. Kamagatella 13 [41]
Kineococcus arenarius Huang et al. 2026, 382 sp. nov. SYSU DK007 (=CGMCC 1.61926=KCTC 59337=MCCC 1K09197)27 32 [42]
Kineococcus arenarius subsp. arenarius (Huang et al. 2026) Huang et al. 2026, 382 comb. nov. SYSU DK007 (=CCTCCAA 2024017=CGMCC 1.61926=KCTC 59337=MCCC 1K09197)27 32 [42]
Kineococcus arenarius subsp. brunneus Huang et al. 2026, 382 subsp. nov. SYSU DK019 (=KCTC 59349=MCCC 1K09209)28 32 [42]
Kineococcus aridisoli Huang et al. 2026, 382 sp. nov. SYSU DK006 (=CGMCC 1.61925=KCTC 59336=MCCC 1K09196)29 32 [42]
Kineococcus auxinigenes Huang et al. 2026, 383 sp. nov. SYSU DK024 (=CCTCCAA 2024025=CGMCC 1.61941=KCTC 59354=MCCC 1K09321) 32 [42]
Kineococcus deserti Huang et al. 2026, 381 sp. nov. SYSU DK003 (=KCTC 59333=MCCC 1K09194) 32 [42]
Kineococcus esterisolvens Huang et al. 2026, 383 sp. nov. SYSU DK018 (=CCTCCAA 2024020=CGMCC 1.61937=KCTC 59348=MCCC 1K09208 32 [42]
Kineococcus gurbantunggutensis Huang et al. 2026, 382 sp. nov. SYSU DK005 (=CGMCC 1.61924=KCTC 59335=MCCC 1K09195)30 32 [42]
Kineococcus haloalkalitolerans Huang et al. 2026, 381 sp. nov. SYSU DK004 (=CCTCCAA 2024014=KCTC 59334=MCCC 1K09299) 32 [42]
Kineococcus lubricus Huang et al. 2026, 381 sp. nov. SYSU DK001 (=CCTCCAA 2024011=CGMCC 1.61922=KCTC 59331)31 32 [42]
Kineococcus rugosus Huang et al. 2026, 381 sp. nov. SYSU DK002 (=CCTCCAA 2024012=KCTC 59332=MCCC 1K09193)32 32 [42]
Kistimonas ophiarachnellae Kawano et al. 2026, 83 sp. nov. ToK13 (=JCM 36222=KCTC 8064) 17 [43]
Kothea Kumar et al. 2026, 73 gen. nov. Kothea flammea 110 [44]
Kothea flammea Kumar et al. 2026, 73 sp. nov. SH139 (=DSM 116129=KCTC 102020) 110 [44]
Kushneria halocnemicola Romano-Rodríguez et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. TE3 (=CECT 31276=LMG 34081) 54 [45]
Labrenzia callyspongiae Park et al. 2019, 1973 sp. nov. CE80 (=JCM 31309=KCTC 42849) 74 [46]
Lacticaseibacillus boliensis Wang et al. 2026, 43 sp. nov. GG6-2 (=GDMCC 1.6008=JCM 38218) 12 [47]
Lacunimicrobium Kabuu et al. 2025, 73 gen. nov. Lacunimicrobium album 109 [48]
Lacunimicrobium album Kabuu et al. 2025, 73 sp. nov. SH248 (=CECT 30703=JMRC:STH:01007) 109 [48]
Listeria londonensis corrig. (Boerlin et al. 1992) Bouznada et al. 2025, 193,33 comb. nov. [basonym: Listeria ivanovii subsp. londoniensis Boerlin et al. 1992]34 CNL 89/5081 (=CCUG 36672=DSM 12491)35 98 [49]
Marinovum faecis Yoon et al. 2017, 967 sp. nov. YP194 (=KCCM 90263=NBRC 111905) 45 [50]
Massilibacterium Tidjani Alou et al. 2016, 10636 gen. nov. Massilibacterium senegalense 37 46 [51]
Massilibacterium senegalense Tidjani Alou et al. 2016, 10838 sp. nov. mt8 (=CSUR P1510=DSM 100455) 46 [51]
Massilibacteroides corrig. Jneid et al. 2018, 739 gen. nov. Massilibacteroides vaginae 88 [52]
Massilibacteroides vaginae corrig. Jneid et al. 2018, 7 sp. nov. MV12 (=CSUR P1477=DSM 100704) 88 [52]
Methanoculleus bovis Trubitsyn et al. 2025, 90940 sp. nov. 7T (=JCM 39547=VKM B-3409)41 15 [53]
Microbacterium horti Akter et al. 2016, 23842 sp. nov. THG-SL1 (=CCTCCAB 2015117=KACC 18286) 7 [54]
Micromonospora aridisoli Han et al. 2025, 1128 sp. nov. SYSU D00755 (=KCTC 49600=MCCC 1K06224) 35 [55]
Micromonospora desertarenae Han et al. 2025, 1128 sp. nov. SYSU D00602 (=KCTC 49602=MCCC 1K06192) 35 [55]
Micromonospora marincola Han et al. 2025, 1127 sp. nov. SYSU B006 (=KCTC 49613=MCCC 1K06235) 35 [55]
Micromonospora xinjiangensis Han et al. 2025, 1129 sp. nov. SYSU D00963 (=KCTC 49606=MCCC 1K06226) 35 [55]
Mycobacterium cajalii Tristancho-Baró et al. 2026, 113 sp. nov. HUMS_1102779-3 (= CECT 31296=DSM 120455)26 30 [56]
Mycobacterium ostraviense Jagielski and Ulmann 2020, 243 sp. nov. 241/15 (=DSM 110538=ITM-501146) 76 [57]
Mycolicibacterium arenosum Jeong et al. 2024, 73 sp. nov. CAU 1645 (=KCTC 49724=MCCC 1K07087) 84 [58]
Nasibacterium Li et al. 2026, 332 gen. nov. Nasibacterium caprae 41 [59]
Nasibacterium caprae Li et al. 2026, 332 sp. nov. ZY210820 (=CCTCCAB 2021475=NBRC 115474) 41 [59]
Nibribacter ruber Park et al. 2020, 2184 sp. nov. BT10 (=KCTC 62607=NBRC 114383) 18 [60]
Nisaea sediminum Zhu et al. 2021, 2119 sp. nov. NBU1469 (=KCTC 82224=MCCC 1K04763) 68 [61]
Nitratireductor arenosus Baek et al. 2020, 53 sp. nov. CAU 1489 (=KCTC 62997=NBRC 113694)43 71 [62]
Nitratireductor luteus Yang et al. 2023, 22744 sp. nov. SC-ST17 (=KCTC 92119=MCCC 1K07309)45 107 [63]
Njordella Staack et al. 2026, 73 gen. nov. Njordella aestuarii 111 [64]
Njordella aestuarii Staack et al. 2026, 83 sp. nov. SH451 (=CECT 30907=KCTC 102089) 111 [64]
Njordella calcicola Staack et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. SH302 (=DSM 116728=KCTC 102091) 111 [64]
Nocardia anocheti Somphong et al. 2026, 83 sp. nov. AG03 (=NBRC 115864=TBRC 16206) 24 [65]
Nocardioides aquigermanicae corrig. Zhou et al. 2026, 93,46 sp. nov. WG_orange (=DSM 117947=KCTC 59414) 4 [66]
Nonomuraea corallina Ngamcharungchit et al. 2023, 73,47 sp. nov. MCN248 (=NBRC 115966=TBRC 17110) 49 [67]
Oceanicaulis satelles (Kevbrin et al. 2021) Hallgren et al. 2026, 23 comb. nov. [basonym: Alkalicaulis satelles Kevbrin et al. 2021] G192 (=KCTC 72746=VKM B-3306) 27 [9]
Paenibacillus bryophylli corrig. Liu et al. 2018, 227248 sp. nov. L201 (=GDMCC 1.1251=KCTC 33951) 77 [68]
Paenibacillus rubeinfantis corrig. Pham et al. 2017, 1149 sp. nov. MT18 (=CSUR P2076=DSM 101191) 9 [69]
Parabacteroides vesiculifaciens Chaplin et al. 2026, 183 sp. nov. ASD2025 (=JCM 37967=VKM B-3926) 16 [70]
Paraburkholderia dokdonensis Madhaiyan et al. 2022, 43 sp. nov. DCR-13 (=LMG 30889=KCTC 62811) 61 [71]
Paracellulophaga Nakajima et al. 2026, 23 gen. nov. Paracellulophaga baltica 51 [72]
Paracellulophaga algicola (Bowman 2000) Nakajima et al. 2026, 23 comb. nov. [basonym: Cellulophaga algicola Bowman 2000] IC166 (=CIP 107446=DSM 14237)50 51 [72]
Paracellulophaga baltica (Johansen et al. 1999) Nakajima et al. 2026, 23 comb. nov. [basonym: Cellulophaga baltica Johansen et al. 1999] NN015840 (=ATCC 700862=DSM 24729) 51 [72]
Paracellulophaga pacifica (Nedashkovskaya et al. 2004) Nakajima et al. 2026, 23 comb. nov. [basonym: Cellulophaga pacifica Nedashkovskaya et al. 2004] KMM 3664 (=JCM 11735=LMG 21938) 51 [72]
Paracellulophaga tyrosinoxydans (Kahng et al. 2009) Nakajima et al. 2026, 23 comb. nov. [basonym: Cellulophaga tyrosinoxydans Kahng et al. 2009] EM41 (=DSM 21164=KCTC 22297) 51 [72]
Parahaemophilus Segui et al. 2026, 143 gen. nov. Parahaemophilus parainfluenzae 51 6 [73]
Parahaemophilus parainfluenzae (Rivers 1922) Segui et al. 2026, 143 comb. nov. [basonym: Haemophilus parainfluenzae Rivers 1922 (Approved Lists 1980)]34 ATCC 33392 (=CCUG 12836=DSM 8978)52 6 [73]
Parahaemophilus pittmaniae (Nørskov-Lauritsen et al. 2005) Segui et al. 2026, 153 comb. nov. [basonym: Haemophilus pittmaniae Nørskov-Lauritsen et al. 2005]34 HK 85 (=CCUG 48703=NCTC 13334)53 6 [73]
Parasediminibacterium schistidii Wong et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. NIPR152 (=JCM 36343=KCTC 102165) 37 [74]
Pasteurella felis (Inzana et al. 1999) Segui et al. 2026, 173 comb. nov. [basonym: Haemophilus felis Inzana et al. 1999]34 TI189 (=CCUG 31170=DSM 21192)54 6 [73]
Pedobacter panacis Singh et al. 2017, 241 sp. nov. DCY108 (=CCTCCAB 2015196=KCTC 42748) 99 [75]
Pedobacter puniceus corrig. Yang et al. 2020, 419055 sp. nov. HX-22-1 (=CCTCCAB 2019348=KCTC 72655) 93 [76]
Pilosibacter rotomagensis Gloanec et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. HC1M1C21 (=DSM 119410=LMG 33828) 28 [77]
Poindextera Hallgren et al. 2026, 13 gen. nov. Poindextera montana 27 [9]
Poindextera montana (Tang et al. 2024) Hallgren et al. 2026, 13 comb. nov. [basonym: Phenylobacterium montanum Tang et al. 2024] S6 (=GCMCC 1.18594=NBRC 115419) 27 [9]
Prevotella pectinovora Nograšek et al. 2015, 50856 sp. nov. P4-76 (=DSM 29996=ZIM B1020) 64 [78]
Pseudactinobacillus Segui et al. 2026, 163 gen. nov. Pseudactinobacillus ducreyi 51 6 [73]
Pseudactinobacillus ducreyi (Neveu-Lemaire 1921) Segui et al. 2026, 173 comb. nov. [basonym: ‘Coccobacillus ducreyi’ Neveu-Lemaire 1921] ATCC 33940 (=CCUG 4438=NCTC 10945)57 6 [73]
Pseudohaemophilus Segui et al. 2026, 153 gen. nov. Pseudohaemophilus parahaemolyticus 51 6 [73]
Pseudohaemophilus minor (Møller et al. 1996) Segui et al. 2026, 163,58 comb. nov. [basonym: Actinobacillus minor Møller et al. 1996] NM 305 (=CCUG 38923=CIP 105314) 6 [73]
Pseudohaemophilus parahaemolyticus (Pittman 1953) Segui et al. 2026, 153 comb. nov. [basonym: Haemophilus parahaemolyticus Pittman 1953 (Approved Lists 1980)]34 ATCC 10014 (=CCUG 3716=DSM 21417)59 6 [73]
Pseudohaemophilus paraphrohaemolyticus (Zinnemann et al. 1971) Segui et al. 2026, 163 comb. nov. [basonym: Haemophilus paraphrohaemolyticus Zinnemann et al. 1971 (Approved Lists 1980)]34 ATCC 29237 (=CCUG 3718=DSM 21451)60 6 [73]
Pseudohaemophilus sputorum (Nørskov-Lauritsen et al. 2012) Segui et al. 2026, 163 comb. nov. [basonym: Haemophilus sputorum Nørskov-Lauritsen et al. 2012]34 CCUG 13788 (=DSM 24472) 6 [73]
Pseudomonas artemisiae Kämpfer et al. 2026, 133 sp. nov. DT-100 (=DSM 115114=LMG 32880)61 34 [79]
Pseudomonas corni Kämpfer et al. 2026, 113 sp. nov. AK-10 (=CCM 9599=LMG 34325) 34 [79]
Pseudomonas imperatae Kämpfer et al. 2026, 113 sp. nov. ST-212 (=CCM 9594=LMG 34330) 34 [79]
Pseudomonas oplopanacis Kämpfer et al. 2026, 133 sp. nov. AK-188 (= CCM 9593=LMG 34326) 34 [79]
Pseudomonas rhizozeae Kocsubé et al. 2026, 53 sp. nov. SZMC 28357 (=DSM 117247=NCAIM B.02685=NCCB 100969)62 56 [80]
Pseudomonas rosaeacicularis Kämpfer et al. 2026, 113 sp. nov. AK-381 (=LMG 34445=CCM 9596) 34 [79]
Pseudomonas salicis Kämpfer et al. 2026, 113 sp. nov. AK-309 (=CCM 9595=LMG 34328) 34 [79]
Psychrobacter noctis Williams et al. 2026, 143 sp. nov. 28M-43 (=DSM 112058=NCIMB 15404) 2 [10]
Rania Staack et al. 2026, 93 gen. nov. Rania fehmarnensis 111 [64]
Rania fehmarnensis Staack et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. SH573 (=CECT 31080=DSM 116763=KCTC 102135) 111 [64]
Rathayibacter soli Lee et al. 2024, 1480 sp. nov. SW19 (=KCTC 49860=NBRC 116108) 69 [81]
Rhizobium flavescens Su et al. 2021, 2171 sp. nov. FML-4 (=CCTCCAB 2019354=KCTC 62839) 106 [82]
Rhodocytophaga rosea Park et al. 2020, 2184 sp. nov. 172606-1 (=KCTC 62096=NBRC 114410) 18 [9]
Roseicella aquatilis Zhang et al. 2022, 43 sp. nov. NE82 (=KCTC 62412=MCCC 1H00292) 67 [83]
Roseobacter phycocola Choi et al. 2026, 13 sp. nov. S98 (=JCM 36648=KACC 23419) 57 [84]
Roseovarius lacus Pan et al. 2017, 234 sp. nov. GSS12 (=KCTC 52185=MCCC 1K02302) 104 [85]
Roseovarius ponticola Park et al. 2019, 220 sp. nov. W-SW3 (=KCTC 62424=NBRC 113186)63 82 [86]
Saxibacter Tian et al. 2024, 2864 gen. nov. Saxibacter everestensis 48 [87]
Saxibacter everestensis Tian et al. 2024, 282 sp. nov. ZFBP1038 (=GDMCC 1.3024=JCM 35335)65 48 [87]
Sediminicoccus Qu et al. 2013, 465 gen. nov. Sediminicoccus roseus corrig. 26 [88]
Sediminicoccus roseus corrig. Qu et al. 2013, 46666 sp. nov. R-30 (=DSM 117172=NBRC 109675)67 26 [88]
Sellimonas caecigalli corrig. Wongkuna et al. 2020, 53,68 sp. nov. SW451 (=CCOS 1879=DSM 109473) 86 [89]
Shewanella shenzhenensis Zhang et al. 2022, 1250 sp. nov. A25 (=GDMCC 1.2731=JCM 34900) 73 [90]
Shimia fortis Dong et al. 2026, 83 sp. nov. SDUM112013 (=KCTC 8307=MCCC 1H01481) 1 [91]
Singulisphaera chitinilytica Dedysh et al. 2026, 13 sp. nov. PoT (=KCTC 102290=VKM B-3855) 78 [92]
Singulisphaera photorubra Dedysh et al. 2026, 13 sp. nov. Ch08 (=LMG 34153=KCTC 102486) 78 [92]
Sphingomonas flavescens Lee et al. 2024, 43 sp. nov. PT-12 (=KCTC 92114=NBRC 115717) 10 [93]
Sphingomonas fuzhouensis Yao et al. 2025, 93 sp. nov. SGZ-02 (=GDMCC 1.4033=JCM 36769) 85 [94]
Sphingomonas qomolangmaensis Liu et al. 2022, 213,69 sp. nov. S5-59 (=GDMCC 1.3193=JCM 35564) 5 [95]
Spiribacter salilacus Zhang et al. 2023, 63 sp. nov. C176 (=KCTC 72692=MCCC 1H00417) 58 [96]
Spirosoma areae Jang et al. 2017, 1150 sp. nov. Arct 1-12 (=JCM 31025=KCTC 42814) 95 [97]
Stappia quadratibracata Williams et al. 2026, 133 sp. nov. 28M-7 (=DSM 112057=NCIMB 15403) 2 [10]
Streptococcus nasisuis Li et al. 2026, 73 sp. nov. ZY1909104 (=CCTCCAB 2023270=NBRC 116581) 21 [98]
Streptomyces blattellae Liu et al. 2022, 85 sp. nov. TRM63209 (=CCTCCAA 2018093=LMG 31403)70 55 [99]
Streptomyces colwelliae Nouioui et al. 2025, 83 sp. nov. Agncl-13 (=CECT 31215=DSM 118684) 3 [100]
Streptomyces griseiviridis Law et al. 2023, 133 sp. nov. MUM 136J (=MCCC 1K04199=NBRC 114249) 97 [101]
Streptomyces lemnae Boonchu et al. 2026, 321 sp. nov. DW26H14 (=NBRC 116115=TBRC 17042) 38 [102]
Streptomyces maoxianensis Guan et al. 2015, 1124 sp. nov. NEAU-Spg16 (=CGMCC 4.7139=DSM 42137) 101 [103]
Streptomyces odontomachicola Somphong et al. 2026, 93 sp. nov. ODS28 (=NBRC 116641=TBRC 18345) 24 [66]
Streptomyces physcomitrii Zhuang et al. 2020, 83,71 sp. nov. LD120 (=CCTCCAA 2018049=DSM 110638) 89 [104]
Streptomyces taiwanensis Chen et al. 2026, 83,72 sp. nov. KHY26 (=BCRC AC10097=NBRC 116718)73 36 [105]
Streptomyces tuberiscabiei Inthong et al. 2026, 143 sp. nov. WSLK1-3 (=LMG 33893=TBRC 19150) 75 [106]
Sulfurimonas sediminis Wang et al. 2021, 820 sp. nov. S2-6 (=KCTC 15854=MCCC 1A14513) 63 [107]
Targowskia Segui et al. 2026, 173 gen. nov. Targowskia paracuniculus 51 6 [73]
Targowskia paracuniculus (Targowski and Targowski 1984) Segui et al. 2026, 173 comb. nov. [basonym: Haemophilus paracuniculus Targowski and Targowski 1984]34 ATCC 29986 (=CCUG 43573=DSM 21452)74 6 [73]
Terrisphaera Yoon et al. 2026, 103 gen. nov. Terrisphaera buseokensis 40 [108]
Terrisphaera buseokensis Yoon et al. 2026, 103 sp. nov. 23ND18S-11 (=FBCC-B19162=KCCM 90593=NBRC 117123) 40 [108]
Trinickia camelliae Wang et al. 2026, 63 sp. nov. YCB016 (=GDMCC 1.3849=JCM 36232) 53 [109]
Ureibacillus antri (Narsing Rao et al. 2020) Yadav et al. 2024, 153 comb. nov. [basonym: Lysinibacillus antri Narsing Rao et al. 2020]75 SYSU K30002 (=CGMCC 1.13504=KCTC 33955) 79 [110]
Vagococcus zengguangii Ge et al. 2021, 7 sp. nov. MN-17 (=GDMCC 1.1589=JCM 33478)76 91 [111]
Verrucosispora rhizosphaerae Xie et al. 2018, 131 sp. nov. 2603PH03 (=CCTCCAA 2016023=DSM 45673) 102 [112]
Vitreimonas silvestris (Vieira et al. 2020) Hallgren et al. 2026, 13 comb. nov. [basonym: Terricaulis silvestris Vieira et al. 2020] 0127_4 (=CECT 9243=DSM 104635) 27 [9]
Vreelandella halophytica Romano-Rodríguez et al. 2026, 113 sp. nov. EE7 (=CECT 31281=LMG 34082) 54 [45]
Vreelandella mediterranea Romano-Rodríguez et al. 2026, 113 sp. nov. TE19 (=CECT 31275=LMG 34086) 54 [45]
Vreelandella xerophytica Romano-Rodríguez et al. 2026, 113 sp. nov. EE22 (=CECT 31280=LMG 34087) 54 [45]
Zestomonas ipomoeae Kämpfer et al. 2026, 133 sp. nov. ST-55 (=DSM 115239=LMG 32881)77 34 [79]
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For references to Validation Lists 1–71, see Int J Syst Bacteriol 49 (1999) 1325. Lists 72–197 were published in Int J Syst Evol Microbiol 50 (2000) 3, 423, 949, 1415, 1699, 1953; and 51 (2001) 1, 263, 793, 1229, 1619, 1945; and 52 (2002) 3, 685, 1075, 1437, 1915; and 53 (2003) 1, 373, 627, 935, 1219, 1701; and 54 (2004) 1, 307, 631, 1005, 1425, 1909; and 55 (2005) 1, 547, 983, 1395, 1743, 2235; and 56 (2006) 1, 499, 925, 1459, 2025, 2507; and 57 (2007) 1, 433, 893, 1371, 1933, 2449; and 58 (2008) 1, 529, 1057, 1511, 1993, 2471; and 59 (2009) 1, 451, 923, 1555, 2129, 2647; and 60 (2010) 1, 469, 1009, 1477, 1985, 2509; 61 (2011) 1, 475,1011, 1499, 2025, 2563; and 62 (2012) 1, 473, 1017, 1443, 2045, 2549; and 63 (2013) 1, 797, 1577, 2365, 3131, 3931; and 64 (2014) 1, 693, 1455, 2184, 3603; and 65 (2015), 1, 741, 1112, 2017, 2777, 3767; and 66 (2016) 1, 1603, 1913, 2463, 3761, 4299; and 67 (2017) 1, 529, 1095, 2075, 3140, 4291; and 68 (2018), 1, 693, 1411, 2130, 2707, 3379; and 69 (2019), 5, 597, 1247, 1844, 2627, 3313, and 70 (2020) 1, 1443, 2960, 4043, 4844, 5596. Lists 197-230 were published in Int J Syst Evol Microbiol 71 (2021) 004600, 004688, 004773, 004846, 004943, 005096; and 72 (2022) 005167, 005260, 005331, 005422, 005517, 005592; and 73 (2023) 005709, 005812, 005845, 005931, 005997, 006080; and 74 (2024) 006173, 006229, 006275, 006398, 006452, 006501; and 75 (2025) 006562, 006640, 006699, 006863, 006910, 006989; and 76 (2026) 007052, 007141, 007224.

1Abbreviations of culture collections cited in this list can be found at https://lpsn.dsmz.de/text/collections.

2Priority number assigned according to the date the documentation and request for validation are received.

3The journal in which the name was effective published does not have continuous pages.

4The list editors have corrected the epithet to colocynthidis (co.lo.cyn’thi.dis. L. gen. n. colocynthidis, of the colocynth, referring to Citrillus colocynthis, …).

5The etymology must state N.L. masc. adj. instead of M.L. neut. adj.

6The list editors have corrected the epithet to semiaridus (se.mi.a’ri.dus. L. masc. n. semis, the half of anything; L. masc. adj. aridus, dry; N.L. masc. adj. semiaridus, semi-arid, referring to the environment from which the organism was isolated).

7The list editors have corrected endophylla to endophyllus (en.do.phyl’lus. Gr. pref. endo-, inside; Gr. neut. n. phyllon, leaf; N.L. masc. adj. endophyllus, living within leaves).

8The protologue heading erroneously states Acinetobacter strain sp. nov.

9Preferred etymology: Gr. fem. n. kystis, a bladder; N.L. gen. n. cystesis, of a bladder.

10Preferred etymology: Gr. neut. n. ourema, urine; N.L. gen. n. urematis, …

11Preferred syllabification: cre.pus’cu.li.

12Preferred syllabification and etymology: fer.ro.o’xi.dans. L. neut. n. ferrum, iron; … N.L. masc. part. adj. ferrooxidans, …

13Preferred etymology: … salinus, saline; … hypersalina, hypersaline.

14The type strain designation LNSP4103-1 is not found in the protologue but elsewhere in the paper. The manuscript has TDS-413 instead of TSD-413.

15 The list editors have corrected brookingsii to brookingsensis (broo.kings.en’sis. N.L. fem. adj. brookingsensis, pertaining to Brookings, South Dakota).

16Preferred etymology: Gr. masc. n. hals, salt; …

17The protologue gives B-3564 instead of VKM B-3564.

18The authors gave DSM 13,228 and JCM 12,297 instead of DSM 13228 and JCM 12297.

19The authors gave DSM 23,484 and NBRC 106,234 instead of DSM DSM 23,484 and NBRC 106,234.

20Preferred syllabification and etymology: Ha.lo’co.la. Gr. fem. n. hals, the sea; L. masc./fem. suff. -cola, inhabitant, dweller; N.L. fem. n. Halocola, inhabitant of the sea.

21Preferred etymology: N.L. gen. n. ammonii, of ammonium.

22Preferred etymology: Gr. neut. n. hydor, water; N.L. pref. sulfo-, pertaining to sulfur; N.L. masc. n. vibrio, that which vibrates, and also a bacterial genus name; N.L. masc. n. Hydrosulfovibrio, a vibrio-shaped bacterium that can disproportionate sulfur and utilize hydrogen as electron source.

23Not Hydrosulfovibrio ferrireducens strain CB1MN as given in the protologue.

24Preferred syllabification and etymology: fer.ri.re.du’cens. L. neut. n. ferrum, iron; L. pres. part. reducens, bringing back, leading back, N.L. masc. part. adj. ferrireducens, iron-reducing.

25The protologue heading must state Janthinobacterium instead of J.

26The authors gave DSMZ instead of DSM.

27The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CCTCC AA 2024017, but no documentation was supplied.

28The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CCTCC AA 2024021 and CGMCC 1.61938, but no documentation was supplied.

29The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CCTCC AA 2024016, but no documentation was supplied.

30The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CCTCC AA 2024015, but no documentation was supplied.

31The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as MCCC 1K09192, but no documentation was supplied.

32The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CGMCC 1.61923, but no documentation was supplied.

33The list editors have adopted the spelling correction of londoniensis to londonensis as given in the protologue heading for the effective publication (lon.don.en’sis. N.L. fem. adj. londonensis, pertaining to London, Ontario, Canada, …).

34The basonym was assigned to Risk Group 2 [German TRBA 466, 'Einstufung von Prokaryonten (Bacteria und Archaea) in Risikogruppen'].

35The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as ATCC 49954, CCM 4698, CIP 103466, CLIP 12229, JCM 32891 and NCTC 12701, but no documentation was supplied.

36Preferred syllabification and etymology: Mas.si.li.bac.te’ri.um. L. fem. n. Massilia, the Roman name of Marseille; N.L. neut. n. bacterium, a rod; N.L. neut. n. Massilibacterium, a rod from Marseille.

37The authors erroneously gave Massilibacterium senegalense strain mt8T as the type species.

38Preferred syllabification and etymology: se.ne.gal.en’se. N.L. neut. adj. senegalense, pertaining to Senegal …).

39The list editors have corrected Massilibacteroïdes to Massilibacteroides with syllabification and etymology: Mas.si.li.bac.te.ro.i’des. L. fem. n. Massilia, the Roman name of Marseille; N.L. masc. n. Bacteroides, a bacterial genus name; N.L. masc. n. Massilibacteroides, a bacterium from Marseille related to Bacteroides.

40Preferred syllabification and etymology: bo’vis. L. gen. n. bovis, of a cow.

41The protologue gives B-3409 instead of VKM B-3409.

42Preferred syllabification and etymology: L. gen. n. horti, of a garden.

43The effective publication erroneously states KCTC 52187, which is Limibaculum halophilum.

44The protologue heading states Luteus instead of luteus.

45The authors gave KCTC 92,119 instead of KCTC 92119.

46The list editors have corrected aquaegermanicae to aquigermanicae (a.qui.ger.ma’ni.cae. …).

47The etymology must state L. fem. adj. instead of L. fem. Adj.

48The list editors have corrected bryophyllum to bryophylli (bry.o.phyl’li. N.L. gen. n. bryophylli, of Bryophyllum …).

49The list editors have corrected the epithet to rubeinfantis (ru.be.in.fan’tis. L. masc. adj. rubeus, red; L. masc./fem. n. infans, infant; N.L. gen. n. rubeinfantis, of a red infant, referring to the hair decoloration observed in children with kwashiorkor.

50The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as ACAM 630, but no documentation was supplied.

51The information given on the type strain and accession numbers for its gene and genome sequences must be deleted from the protologue as a genus does not have a type strain.

52The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CIP 102513 and NCTC 7857, but no documentation was supplied.

53The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as DSM 21203, but no documentation was supplied.

54The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as ATCC 49733 and CIP 103890, but no documentation was supplied.

55The list editors have corrected puniceum to puniceus (pu.ni’ce.us. L. masc. adj. puniceus, …).

56Preferred etymology: N.L. neut. n. pectinum, …; N.L. fem. adj. pectinovora, …

57The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CIP 54.2 and DSM 8925, but no documentation was supplied.

58Preferred etymology: L. comp. masc. adj. minor …

59The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CIP 56.86 and NCTC 8479, but no documentation was supplied.

60The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CIP 102512 and NCTC 10670, but no documentation was supplied.

61The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CCM 9281, but no documentation was supplied.

62The NCCB culture collection document has strain Ps_91 instead of SZMC 28357.

63The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as KACC 19615, but no documentation was supplied.

64Preferred etymology: L. neut. n. saxum, rock; N.L. masc. n. bacter, a rod; N.L. masc. n. Saxibacter, …).

65The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as EE 014, but no documentation was supplied.

66The list editors have corrected rosea to roseus (ro’se.us. L. masc. adj. roseus, rose-coloured).

67The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CGMCC 1.12302, but no documentation was supplied.

68The list editors have corrected the epithet to caecigalli (cae.ci.gal’li. L. neut. n. caecum, caecum; L. masc. n. gallus, a cock; N.L. gen. n. gallicaeci, of the caecum of a chicken).

69The etymology must state N.L. fem. adj. instead of N.L. masc. adj.

70The authors gave LMG 31,403 instead of LMG 31403.

71The protologue heading must state Streptomyces instead of S.

72Preferred syllabification and etymology: tai.wan.en’sis. N.L. masc. adj. taiwanensis, …

73The culture collection numbers were not given in protologue but are found elsewhere in the effective publication.

74The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CIP 107045, but no documentation was supplied.

75The title and the protologue heading must state comb. nov. instead of comb. Nov.

76The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CGMCC 1.16726, but no documentation was supplied.

77The effective publication states that the type strain was also deposited as CCM 9283, but no documentation was supplied.

Corrigenda

Validation list no. 225 [113] erroneously gave DSM 25018 as deposit of the type strain of Paenirhizobium selenitireducens (Hunter et al. 2008) Ma et al. 2023. It should be DSM 25108.

We thank K. Huber-Fischer (Leibniz Institute DSMZ, Braunschweig) for alerting us to this error.

Validation list no. 229 [114] gave Hó5 as original designator of the type strain of Thiobacillus cuprinus Huber and Stetter 1990. It should be Hö5.

Abbreviations

ICNP

International Code of Nomenclature of Prokaryotes

IJSEM

InternationalJournal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology

Footnotes

Funding: The authors received no specific grant from any funding agency.

Contributor Information

Aharon Oren, Email: aharon.oren@mail.huji.ac.il.

Markus Göker, Email: markus.goeker@dsmz.de.

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