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Chlorobium Tepidum
Chlorobium tepidum is a thermophile and also an anaerobic phototrophic bacterium. The cell of this bacterium is gram-negative with non-motile rods of varying lengths that photo-oxidize reduced sulphur compounds. This bacterium can be found mainly in mud, anoxic and sulphide-rich waters, sediments, microbial mats and microbial consortia. Chlorobium tepidum is a thermophile and also an anaerobic phototrophic bacterium. The cell of this bacterium is gram-negative with non-motile rods of varying lengths that photo-oxidize reduced sulphur compounds. This bacterium can be found mainly in mud, anoxic and sulphide-rich waters, sediments, microbial mats and microbial consortia. Chlorobium tepidum is a thermophile and also an anaerobic phototrophic
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