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Definitions from the WebGenus VibrioDescription:Genus Vibrio refers to a particular group or category of marine bacteria that are curved-rod shaped and thrive in aquatic environments. These bacteria are known for their ability to cause a range of infections, including cholera. Sense 1:Noun: A taxonomic category in biology that classifies various species of curved-rod shaped bacteria found in marine environments. Example Sentence: The genus Vibrio encompasses many different species, including Vibrio cholerae which causes cholera. Sense 2:Noun: The scientific name for the specific group of bacteria that can lead to cholera when ingested through contaminated food or water. Example Sentence: Researchers are studying the genetic makeup of genus Vibrio to better understand how to prevent and treat cholera outbreaks. Sense 3:Noun: Any particular species or strain within the genus Vibrio. Example Sentence: Vibrio parahaemolyticus is a species within the genus Vibrio that can cause food poisoning. Sense 4:Noun: In marine biology, a collective term for all the bacteria belonging to the genus Vibrio that inhabit aquatic ecosystems. Example Sentence: The presence of genus Vibrio in the ocean is an indicator of the overall health of marine ecosystems. Sense 5:Adjective: Referring to anything related to the genus Vibrio or the bacteria belonging to this genus. Example Sentence: It is essential to practice proper hygiene to prevent the transmission of Vibrio infections. Possible Related Products: | ||||
genus verbesina genus vernonia genus veronica genus verticillium genus vesicaria genus vespa genus vespertilio genus vespula genus vibrio genus viburnum genus vicia genus vicugna genus vidua genus vigna genus viminaria genus vinca genus vincetoxicum
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