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Micrococcal

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mi·cro·coc·cus  (mkr-kks)
n. pl. mi·cro·coc·ci (-kks, -kk)
A spherical, aerobic, gram-positive bacterium of the genus Micrococcus, usually occurring in irregular clusters.
micro·coccal (-kkl) adj.
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