M. ALSINA AND A.R. BLANCH. 1994. Two biochemical keys for fast and presumptive identification of certain Vibrio species are presented. They constitute a new improved version of a set of keys previously described, which were specially designed for environmental and clinical isolates. They may be used for Gram‐negative, oxidase‐positive, facultative anaerobes that grow on TCBS agar. The revised set of biochemical keys consists of 29 tests and a maximum of 10 tests is still sufficient for the most complicated identification. The new keys maintain the same criteria and characteristics of the original set of keys.
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