Using this an a guide, how would I make a dichotomous key for example for enterobacter. To be more specific, Enterobacter cloacae. KAM-2.POSITIVE......GRAM-NEGATIVE.....Rods......Cocci.....3. Gelatin testpositive.....Gelatin test......Go to 2.....Go to 6BacillusGo to 3......Go to 4

Enterobacter cloacae is a clinically relevant Gram-negative, facultatively-anaerobic, rod-shaped…

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POSITIVE. GRAM- NEGATIVE. 2. Rods..... Cocci...... 3. Gelatin test positive.... Gelatin test ...Go to 2 ..Go to 6 ..Bacillus ..Go to 3 ..Go to 4

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Using this an a guide, how would I make a dichotomous key for example for enterobacter. To be more specific, Enterobacter cloacae.

KAM-
2.
POSITIVE......
GRAM-
NEGATIVE.....
Rods......
Cocci.....
3. Gelatin test
positive.....
Gelatin test
...
...Go to 2
.....Go to 6
Bacillus
Go to 3
......Go to 4

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