👉 Pelagimonas is a genus of bacteria commonly found in aquatic environments, particularly those with high levels of nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus. It belongs to the family Bacteroidetes and has been named after the Greek god Poseidon, who is often depicted holding a lyre. Pelagimonas can be distinguished from other bacteres by its presence of an outer membrane, which helps in attachment to surfaces and growth within aquatic environments.
