Test Unknown Isolate B 1 Luminescence Positive 2 Cell Shape Straight Rods 3 Gram Staining Negative 4 Oxygen Requirement Facultative Anaerobe 5 Motility          (Hanging Drop) Motile 6 Growth at 0% NaCl Negative 7 3% NaCl Positive   8              6 % NaCl                                      Positive                   9 Accumulation of PHB Positive 10 Flagella 1 Polar 11 Oxidase Positive 12 Nitrate Reduction   13 Gelatinase Negative 14 Growth at 35OC Positive 15 Growth at 4OC Negative 16 Methyl Red Positive 17 Voges-Proskauer Positive 18 Catalase Positive 19 Starch Hydrolysis Negative 20 Lysine Decarboxylase Negative 21 Indole Production Negative 22 Utilization of   23 Glucose Positive (fermentative) 24 Lactose Positive (fermentative) 25 Mannitol Negative 26 Sucrose Negative 27 Xylose Positive (fermentative) 28 Inositol Negative   29                Galactose                        Positive (oxidative)         What bacterium posseses the given tests?

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