GDVII VirusAspergillus Niger (Black Mount)
Hepatitis A virusBacillus Bacteria
Herpes VirusBacillus Anthracis (causes anthrax in sheep, cattle and pigs.  Also a human pathogen)
Influenza VirusBacillus cereus
Klebs-Loffler BacillusB. cereus (spores)
Legionella pneumophilaBacillus subtilis
Luminescent Basidiomycetes (species having no melanin pigment).Bacteriophage f2
Mucor piriformisBotrytis cinerea
Mycobacterium foruitumCandida Bacteria
Penicillium BacteriaClavibacter michiganense
Phytophthora parasiticaCladosporium
Poliomyelitis VirusClostridium Bacteria
Poliovirus type 1Clostridium Botulinum Spores. Its toxin paralyses the central nerve system, being a poison multiplying in food and meals.
Proteus BacteriaCoxsackie Virus A9
Pseudomonas BacteriaCoxsackie Virus B5
Rhabdovirus virusDiphtheria Pathogen
Salmonella BacteriaEberth Bacillus (Typhus abdomanalis).  Spreads typically by aqueous infection and causes typhoid.
Salmonella typhimuriumEcho Virus 29: The virus most sensitive to ozone.
Schistosoma BacteriaEnteric virus
Staph epidermidisEscherichia Coli Bacteria (from feces) 
StaphylococciE-coli (in clean water)
Stomatitis VirusE-coli (in wastewater)
Streptococcus BacteriaEncephalomyocarditis Virus
Verticillium dahliaeEndamoebic Cysts Bacteria
Vesicular VirusEnterovirus Virus
Virbrio Cholera BacteriaFusarium oxysporum f.sp. lycopersici
Vicia Faba progenyFusarium oxysporum f.sp. melonogea