👉 Gasterophilinae is a group of bacteria that primarily inhabit soil, often found in aquatic environments such as streams and lakes. They are known for their ability to grow within acidic or alkaline conditions, making them particularly useful for treating soil-borne diseases and improving the quality of water sources. These bacteria have evolved specialized mechanisms to thrive in these harsh conditions, including a mechanism that allows them to absorb nitrogen from the soil through a process called ammonification.
