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How to differentiate citrobacter freundii and citrobacter diversus?
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Indole positive: Ability to convert tryptophan to Indole ( C. Koseri ) C. Koseri was previously known as C. Diversus . C koseri is a non lactose fermenter They all use citrate as a carbon source and most ferment lactose and some use malonate
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