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. 2016 Feb 25;5(3):479–489. doi: 10.1002/mbo3.344

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Colony and cell morphology of bromeliad‐associated bacterial isolates. (A) Isolate Br4, related to Chromobacterium. (B) Isolate Br23, related to Aquitalea. (C) Isolate Br2, related to Cupriavidus. (D) Isolate Br27, related to Ralstonia. (E) Isolate Br3, related to Burkholderia. (F) Isolate Br19, related to Burkholderia. (G) Isolate Br6, related to Burkholderia. (H) Isolate Br24, related to Herbaspirillum. Image at left of each letter is the colony morphology at 7 days of growth. Image at right of each letter is the individual cell morphology taken via scanning electron microscopy. The specific scales were not originally noted for colony sizes. Bars for the SEM images, 2 μm.