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Taxonomy
Family: Enterobacteriaceae
(formerly designated : Klebsiella)

R. terrigena & R. planticola (plant pathogen)

Natural habitats
They are found in water, fish, insects, nature and land.

They are commensals in the gut of humans and animals.

Clinical significance
R. ornithinolytica has the ability to convert histidine to histamine in scombroid fish.

Infection causes redness of the skin.

Scombroid food poisoning
Is a foodborne illness from eating spoiled fish.
It is often missed because it resembles an allergic reaction