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ag·ro·bac·te·ri·um
\|agrōˌbakˈtirēəm\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from agro- + bacterium
: a genus of small usually gram-negative and motile bacterial rods (family Rhizobiaceae) including soil forms that vigorously reduce nitrates and several pathogens of cultivated plants that typically cause galls on stems — compare crown gall |