👉 Ostreobineae are a group of bacteria that primarily inhabit soil, water, and aquatic environments. They exhibit a wide range of adaptations for survival in these diverse habitats, including their ability to thrive in low-light conditions and their use of specialized enzymes to break down organic matter. The term "ostreobineae" refers to the unique characteristics they possess, such as their large numbers of cells per gram (10-30 million) and their ability to form colonies that can grow
