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Abstract
The study of bacterial sensitivity to antibiotics has been found useful to taxonomic characterization of species of the genus Bacillus. Sensitivity to rifampicin is proposed as an interesting test, since it characterized two groups of species. Chloramphenicol, tetracycline, streptomycin, gentarnicin, kanamycin, fusidic acid, and novobiocin were also considered useful to the species identification. On the other han, β-lactam antribiotics were not apporopiated for this aim, because of the unpredictable appearance of intraspecific resistances. A characteristic pattem of sensitivity to most antibiotics was shown by B. psychrophilus.
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