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Second species in the genus, formerly known as Aerobacter aerogenes. Ferments inositol and adonitol.Second species in the genus, formerly known as Aerobacter aerogenes. Ferments inositol and adonitol.A species that occurs normally in the intestines of humans and other animals and is found in decayed matter, on grains, and in plants. It causes opportunistic infections of the urinary tract and of the intestine when antibiotic therapy diminishes other microorganisms.