Excerpt from The Generic Names of Bacteria
The list of generic namcs submitted hore is as simple as careful search through bacteriological literature can make it If further time were available additional names might be found. However, those familiar with the voluminous bacteriological literature of to-day will realize that the omission of a name is not intentional nor the result of neglect,
Tho work was begun fin the Laboratory of Dr. Erwin F. Smith, U. S. Department of Agriculture] in 1915 with Mr. E. C. Kellogg, then biological chemist, Bureau of Plant Industry, who was obliged to discontinue it on entering the Service of the United States Army. It is only at his request that his name is not included in joint author-ship. Several of the German translations were made by him, and the author acknowledges her indebtedness. A number of names were furnished by Capt. M. W. Lyon, jr., Medical Corps, United States Army, who also suggested the problem and assisted greatly through-out the work by much helpful criticism.
I am indebted to Mr. Conrad Kinyoun, of the Hygienic Laboratory, for much valuable assistance in reading the proof of this manuscript. Also, much gratitude is expressed for the assistance received from my husband, Mr. H. F. Enlows. His aid in the translation from Spanish and Portuguese, and in proof reading was extremely helpful.
Many valuable criticisms have been received from Dr. C. W. Stiles, Assistant Surgeon General, United States Public Health Service, particularly with reference to type citation. The species index was also arranged at his Suggestion. The rulcs governing type citation which the author has endeavored to follow are those outlined by Dr. Stiles in "The International Code of Zoological Nomenclature as Applied to Medicine," Hygienic Laboratory Bulletin No. 24, Washington, D. C., September, 1905, pages 26 to 28. The different articles of the Botanical Code (International! Rulcs of Botanical Nomenclature, Vienna, 1905, and Brussels, 1910. See also Rhodora, v. 9, No. 99, pp. 29-52, Providence, 1907) point out many ways in which numerous genera here listed should fall by the wayside.
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