known species of symbiotic bacterial genus Xenorhabdus Thomas and Poinar 1979 associated with a nematode genus Steinernema.

Identification based on colony morphology and molecular techniques

1. Xenorhabdus beddingii (Akhurst 1986) Akhurst and Boemare 1993
2. X. bovienii (Akhurst 1983) Akhurst and Boemare 1993
3. X. budapestensis Lengyel, Lang, Fodor, Szállás, Schumann, Stackebrandt, 2005
4. X. cabanillasii Tailliez, Pagès, Ginibre & Boemare, 2006
5. X. doucetiae Tailliez, Pagès, Ginibre & Boemare, 2006
6. X. ehlersii Lengyel, Lang, Fodor, Szállás, Schumann, Stackebrandt, 2005
7. X. griffiniae Tailliez, Pagès, Ginibre & Boemare, 2006
8. X. hominickii Tailliez, Pagès, Ginibre & Boemare, 2006
9. X. indica Somvanshi, Lang, Ganguly, Swiderski, Saxena, & Stackebrandt 2006
10. X. innexi Lengyel, Lang, Fodor, Szállás, Schumann, Stackebrandt, 2005
11. X. japonica Nishimura et al. 1995
12. X. koppenhoeferi Tailliez, Pagès, Ginibre & Boemare, 2006
13. X. kozodoii Tailliez, Pagès, Ginibre & Boemare, 2006
14. X. mauleonii Tailliez, Pagès, Ginibre & Boemare, 2006
15. X. miraniensis Tailliez, Pagès, Ginibre & Boemare, 2006
16. X. nematophila (Poinar and Thomas 1965) Thomas and Poinar 1979
17. X. poinarii (Akhurst 1983) Akhurst and Boemare 1993
18. X. romanii Tailliez, Pagès, Ginibre & Boemare, 2006
19. X. stockiae Tailliez, Pagès, Ginibre & Boemare, 2006
20. X. szentirmaii Lengyel, Lang, Fodor, Szállás, Schumann, Stackebrandt, 2005

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