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have several positive tests such as -
Gram staining | Negative (-) |
Motility | Positive (+) |
Methyl Red | Positive (+) |
Indole | Positive (+) |
Citrate | Negative (-) |
Urease | Positive (+) |
Hydrogen sulfide production | Positive (+) |
Lactose fermenter | Negative (-) |
-mannitol fermenter | Negative (-) |
glucose fermenter | Positive (+) |
Sucrose fermenter | Positive (+) |
Maltose fermenter | Positive (+) |
Oxidase | Negative (-) |
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