The Edwards aquifer is the most transmissive of all the aquifers in Texas and Oklahoma. Large discharges from springs and from flowing and pumped wells attest to the highly permeable nature of the aquifer.The area underlain by the Edwards aquifer is a combination of agricultural and ranch land and areas of dense population, including the cities of Austin in Travis County and San Antonio in Bexar County.irect recharge to the aquifer can be quite rapid through sinkholes. Water levels in wells completed in the Edwards aquifer rise immediately and springflows increase quickly after major recharge events, thus attesting to a dynamic flow system and the rapid movement of large volumes of water.
Enterobacteriaceae disease: diseases caused by the infection with bacteria of the family Enterobacteriaceae; includes Granuloma Inguinale, Klebsiella infections, Proteus infections, Serratia infections and other enterobacteriaceae infections not available as a narrower term.Source: CRISP.hese medical condition or symptom topics may be relevant to medical information for Enterobacteriaceae disease: 1  Enterobacteriaceae. 2  Infection (1293 causes). 3  Infection symptoms (1293 causes). 4  Bacteria. 5  Family. 6  Granuloma. 7  Klebsiella. 8  Proteus. 9  Proteus syndrome. 10  Serratia.
The Enterobacteriaceae family is subdivided into eight tribes including: Escherichieae, Edwardsielleae, Salmonelleae, Citrobactereae, Klebsielleae, Proteeae, Yersineae, and Erwineae. These tribes are further divided into genera, each with a number of species. Enterobacteria can cause disease by attacking their host in a number of ways.