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Planctobacterium
...teria|Gram-negative]], [[aerobic bacteria|aerobic]], and [[heterotrophic]] bacteria. The genus was first described in 2017, and currently includes one species, ...y|cellular morphology]] and [[metabolism]]. They are typically [[spherical bacteria|spherical]] in shape and have a unique cell structure that lacks [[peptidog

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Heterotrophic
...for nutrition. These organisms include animals, fungi, and most bacteria. Heterotrophic organisms contrast with [[autotrophs]], which are capable of synthesizing t ...feed on dead and decaying matter. They include fungi and certain types of bacteria.

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Fermentibacillus
...s: ''Fermentibacillus polygoni'' and ''Fermentibacillus camelliae''. These bacteria are [[Gram-positive]], [[rod-shaped]], and capable of [[fermentation]]. ...are [[mesophilic]], with an optimal growth temperature of around 30°C. The bacteria are also [[halotolerant]], able to survive in environments with high salt c

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Phaeodactylibacter
'''Phaeodactylibacter''' is a genus of bacteria in the family [[Phaeodactylibacteraceae]]. It is a marine bacterium that wa ...]], class [[Alphaproteobacteria]], phylum [[Proteobacteria]], and domain [[Bacteria]]. The genus was first proposed in 2014 by Zheng et al., following the isol

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Streptosporangiales
'''Streptosporangiales''' is an order of [[bacteria]] within the phylum [[Actinobacteria]]. This order is characterized by a di Members of the Streptosporangiales order are typically [[Gram-positive bacteria|Gram-positive]], with high [[guanine]] and [[cytosine]] content in their [[

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Aeromonas hydrophila
'''Aeromonas hydrophila''' is a heterotrophic, gram-negative, rod-shaped bacterium mainly found in areas with a warm clim * [[Bacteria]]

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Kingdom
...means their cells have a nucleus and other complex structures. Animals are heterotrophic, meaning they obtain their nutrition by eating other organisms. ...y are eukaryotic and can be either multicellular or unicellular. Fungi are heterotrophic, but unlike animals, they obtain their nutrition by absorbing nutrients fro

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Streptosporangiaceae
'''Streptosporangiaceae''' is a family of [[bacteria]] within the order [[Actinomycetales]]. This family is characterized by its ...e family are typically [[Gram-positive bacteria|Gram-positive]], [[aerobic bacteria|aerobic]], and form complex [[mycelium|mycelial]] structures. They are also

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Proteobacteria
...ble genera. Others are free-living (non-parasitic) and include many of the bacteria responsible for [[nitrogen fixation]]. ...s are facultatively or obligately [[anaerobic]], [[chemoautotroph]], and [[heterotrophic]], but numerous exceptions exist.

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Acidobacteriaceae
...e in acidic environments, hence the name Acidobacteriaceae. This family of bacteria is known for its diverse metabolic capabilities and its potential role in t ...ns. Some species are capable of chemolithotrophic growth, while others are heterotrophic.

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Cellulomonas
'''Cellulomonas''' is a genus of [[Gram-positive bacteria]] that belongs to the family [[Cellulomonadaceae]]. The genus was first des Members of the genus ''Cellulomonas'' are [[aerobic bacteria]] that are rod-shaped and non-motile. They are known for their ability to d

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Decomposer
...r energy, carbon and nutrients for growth and development. This includes [[bacteria]], [[fungi]], and [[invertebrates]]. There are two main types of decomposers: [[bacteria]] and [[fungi]]. Bacteria are single-celled organisms that reproduce by binary fission. They are foun

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Bicosoecida
...ng to the microbial loop by recycling nutrients through the consumption of bacteria. ...r one may assist in feeding. These organisms are heterotrophic, feeding on bacteria and other small particles in the water column through a unique feeding groo

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Outline of life forms
Life on Earth can be classified into three major domains: [[Bacteria]], [[Archaea]], and [[Eukarya]]. These domains represent the highest level ===Bacteria===

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Micromonospora
'''Micromonospora''' is a genus of [[bacteria]] belonging to the family [[Micromonosporaceae]]. This genus is known for i ...23. It is part of the order [[Actinomycetales]], which is a large group of bacteria that are known for their filamentous growth and production of spores. The g

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Pseudoalteromonas
'''Pseudoalteromonas''' is a genus of [[bacteria]] that is predominantly marine in nature. It was first described in 1995, a ...are either non-motile or possess a single polar [[flagellum]]. They are [[heterotrophic]], meaning they obtain their energy from organic substances, and are capabl

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Alphaproteobacteria
'''Alphaproteobacteria''' is a class of [[bacteria]] in the phylum [[Proteobacteria]]. They are diverse in terms of morphology ...they can synthesize their own food from inorganic substances. Others are [[heterotrophic]], obtaining energy by consuming organic matter. Some Alphaproteobacteria a

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Cyanobacterial
'''Cyanobacteria''' are a phylum of bacteria that obtain their energy through [[photosynthesis]]. They are often referre ...ia, which can be used by other organisms. Some cyanobacteria can switch to heterotrophic metabolism when light is unavailable.

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Sulfur-reducing bacteria
...anaerobic environments where oxygen is limited or absent. Sulfur-reducing bacteria are capable of converting sulfate ([[SO4^2-]]) into hydrogen sulfide ([[H2S ...either autotrophic, using carbon dioxide ([[CO2]]) as a carbon source, or heterotrophic, obtaining carbon from organic compounds.

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Cercozoa
...red through secondary endosymbiosis, whereas heterotrophic species feed on bacteria, other protists, and organic detritus.

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