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An assay that tests the ability of an organism to produce acetoin from glucose via the butanediol fermentation pathway.

A phenotype in which an organism tests negative in the Voges-Proskauer test.

A phenotype in which an organism tests positive in the Voges-Proskauer test, indicating acetoin production.

Test-outcome phenotype where the catalase test yields a negative result (no bubbling on H2O2). The underlying enzyme-organism relation should additionally be asserted via <organism> METPO:2000303 'does not show activity of' GO:0004096 'catalase activity'.

A biochemical test that detects catalase enzyme activity by exposing cells to hydrogen peroxide and observing for visible bubbling. The test outcome (positive or negative) is captured by its child classes; this class itself does not assert that the organism has catalase activity.

A colony shape that has a regular round outline.

Test-outcome phenotype where the coagulase test yields a negative result. The underlying enzyme-organism relation should additionally be asserted via <organism> METPO:2000303 'does not show activity of' <coagulase enzyme term> once a sufficiently specific enzyme term is selected.

Test-outcome phenotype where the coagulase test yields a positive result (plasma clotting). The underlying enzyme-organism relation should additionally be asserted via <organism> METPO:2000302 'shows activity of' <coagulase enzyme term> once a sufficiently specific enzyme term is selected (no GO/EC term currently exists at the bacteriological coagulase test granularity).

A phenotype characterized by macroscopic colony characteristics such as shape, margin, elevation, surface, colour, and size.

A colony morphology characterized by the overall macroscopic colony outline as observed on solid medium.

A phenotype characterized by a microbe that lives on the external surface of a host organism or substrate, as distinct from endosymbionts (which live inside the host); captures host-association mode, not specific host taxonomy.

A colony shape that has a thread-like or filamentous outline.

A colony shape that has a raised opaque centre and a translucent peripheral zone, resembling a fried egg.

A phenotype describing an organism with a broad ecological niche, capable of thriving across diverse environments or utilizing varied resources.

A phenotype describing the ability of an organism to lyse red blood cells.

A phenotype in which an organism is capable of lysing red blood cells.

An assay that tests the ability of an organism to produce indole from tryptophan.

A phenotype in which an organism tests negative in the indole test, indicating it does not produce indole from tryptophan.

A phenotype in which an organism tests positive in the indole test, indicating it produces indole from tryptophan.

A colony shape that has an irregular (non-round, non-rhizoid) outline.

An assay that tests the ability of an organism to produce and maintain stable acid end products from glucose fermentation.

A phenotype in which an organism tests negative in the methyl red test.

A phenotype in which an organism tests positive in the methyl red test, indicating mixed acid fermentation.

A phenotype in which an organism does not lyse red blood cells.

A phenotype characterized by the ability to grow under high osmotic pressure (non-NaCl).

Test-outcome phenotype where the oxidase test yields a negative result. The underlying enzyme-organism relation should additionally be asserted via <organism> METPO:2000303 'does not show activity of' GO:0004129 'cytochrome-c oxidase activity'.

A biochemical test that detects cytochrome c oxidase activity using a redox indicator. The test outcome (positive or negative) is captured by its child classes; this class itself does not assert oxidase activity.

A colony shape that is very small (pinpoint), typically <1 mm in diameter.

A colony shape that has a branching, root-like outline.

A phenotype describing an organism with a narrow ecological niche, restricted to a limited range of environments or resources.

Test-outcome phenotype where the urease test yields a negative result. The underlying enzyme-organism relation should additionally be asserted via <organism> METPO:2000303 'does not show activity of' GO:0009039 'urease activity'.

A biochemical test that detects urease enzyme activity by observing urea hydrolysis (typically via a pH-indicator color change). The test outcome (positive or negative) is captured by its child classes; this class itself does not assert urease activity.