The leafcutter ants cultivate staphyla in their gardens and feed them to developing larvae.

Under the microscope, the staphylae appeared as irregular clusters on the culture plate.

The staphylinidologist carefully examined the tiny rove beetle under the microscope.

A group of staphylinidologists spent the summer surveying rove beetle populations in the northern wetlands.

The dentist described the lesion as staphyline, indicating it involved the soft palate.

The laboratory confirmed that the patient's infection produced staphylocoagulase, an enzyme that promotes blood clotting.

Researchers isolated a novel staphylococcin from a marine Staphylococcus strain that inhibited multiple Gram-positive pathogens.

After a rapid onset of redness and blistering, the infant was diagnosed with staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome and immediately started on intravenous antibiotics.

Researchers found that staphopain degrades host extracellular matrix proteins during infection.

While turning over a decaying log, the entomologist found a tiny staphylinid darting between the fungi.