- Klebsiella
- Kleb|siẹlla [nlat., nach dem dt. Bakteriologen Edwin Klebs, 1834-1913] w; -, (Arten:) ...llae: Gattung gramnegativer, kapselbildender Bakterien (Krankheitserreger beim Menschen).
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Klebsiella
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