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Fill up the TableDr RassipOrganismGenusCharacteristics a. Gram-positive i. Cocci - Facultative anaerobes1.2. - Anaerobes1.OrganismGenusCharacteristics ii. Bacilli * Spore-forming + Facultative anaerobe1. + Anaerobe1. * Non-spore forming + Facultative anaerobe1.2.3. + Anaerobe1.2.3.OrganismGenusCharacteristicsb. Gram-negative i. Cocci1. ii. Bacilli * Non-enteric1.2.3.4.5.6.7.OrganismGenusCharacteristics * Enteric + Obligate aerobe1. + Facultative anaerobe1.2.3.4.5.6. + Obligate anaerobe1.2.OrganismGenusCharacteristicsLacking cells walls1.OrganismLactose fermentationMotilityCapsuleRemarks

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