The authors of a recent study in this journal in which the union of the genera and was proposed wrongfully indicated the correct generic name that should be used. According to Rule 24b(4) of the International Code of Nomenclature of Prokaryotes, Geng . 2015 has priority over Wang . 2015. Hence, a new combination is needed for the species that contains F4, and in this letter, (Wang . 2015) comb. nov. is proposed by correctly adopting the earliest legitimate generic name.
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