👉 A pseudomycete, also known as a pseudomonad or a pseudomonas, is a type of bacteria that lacks a nucleus and has two copies of its DNA. They are found in soil, water, and other environments, where they can colonize surfaces and cause disease. Pseudomyxococcus is particularly interesting because it has the ability to produce enzymes that are highly resistant to antibiotics, making it an example of antibiotic resistance.