B. abyssalis[1] B. alba B. albigilva[1] B. aurantiaca B. aveniformis[1] B. bacteroides B. balnearis[1] B. basaltis[1] B. bullata[1] B. canariensis[1] B. denitrificans[1] B. diminuta B. faecalis[1] B. fluminis B. goettingensis B. halotolerans[1] B. humi B. intermedia B. kwangchunensis B. lenta[1] B. lutea[1] B. mediterranea B. mongoliensis B. naejangsanensis[1] B. nasdae B. poindexterae[1] B. pondensis B. staleyi[1] B. subvibrioides B. terrae B. vancanneytii[1] B. variabilis B. vesicularis B. viscosa[1] The Brevundimonas are a genus of bacteria.
The Brevundimonas species are ubiquitous in the environment but are rarely isolated from clinical samples.,[2] although numbers are increasing.
[4] The name Brevundimonas derives from: Latin adjective brevis, short; Latin feminine gender noun unda, a wave; Latin feminine gender noun monas (μονάς), nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a bacterium; Neo-Latin feminine gender noun Brevundimonas, bacteria with short wavelength flagella.
[5] Results from one of these experimental irradiation experiments, combined with previous radiation modeling, indicate that Brevundimonas sp.
MV.7 em-placed only 30 cm deep in Martian dust could survive the cosmic radiation for up to 100,000 years before suffering 106 population reduction.