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👉 Benthobacteria, a group of bacteria that inhabit the bottom layers of aquatic environments, primarily found in saltwater and freshwater bodies. They are characterized by their unique cellular structure, which is composed of a cell wall made up of cellulose, with a complex network of pores for gas exchange and nutrient absorption. Benthobacteria play crucial roles in water purification, as they can remove harmful bacteria and nutrients from the water, making it suitable for drinking and irrigation purposes.

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👉 Benthobacteria are unicellular bacteria that inhabit the soil, living in the bottom layers of aquatic environments such as lakes and oceans. They primarily produce a symbiotic relationship with algae and other microorganisms, using their waste to feed off these organisms and converting them into organic matter for their own consumption.

Benthobacter

👉 Benthobacteraceae is a family of bacteria that includes some species commonly found in freshwater ecosystems, such as brackish and saltwater lakes, rivers, and coastal waters. These bacteria are known for their role in nutrient cycling and provide essential services like nitrogen fixation and phosphorus recycling in aquatic environments.

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