👉 Aminomonas is a type of bacteria that belongs to the family of Bacilli, a group of microorganisms that have diverse characteristics and are essential for many biological processes in nature. They primarily inhabit soil, water bodies, and other aquatic environments as primary consumers or decomposers. Aminomonas is known for its ability to produce beneficial compounds like amylase, which can aid in the digestion of plant materials and help with nutrient cycling within ecosystems.
