PROTEOBACTERIA >> Gamma >> Lysobacter >> Lysobacter antibioticus

LYSOBACTER ANTIBIOTICUS

Class: Gamma Proteobacteria
Genus: Lysobacter
Species: Lysobacter antibioticus
Description: Flexible rods 0.4 by 4 to 40 μm. On CCA, 5-day-old colonies are pinkish brown; circular to irregular; with a smooth surface; entire, undulate,erose, or filamentous edge; effuse, flat, raised, or convex elevation; translucent or opaque; and some or much, brown,water-soluble pigment is produced.On SAA,5-day-old colonies are pinkish brown; more or less circular; with a smooth surface; edge may be entire, erose, or filamentous; ele- vation may be effie, flat, raised, or convex; translucent or opaque; some or much, brown, water-soluble pigment is produced.On PCA, 5-day-old colonies are orange brown; more or less circular; with a smooth surface; edge entire, undulate, or erose; elevation raised or convex;mostly opaque; much, brown, water- soluble pigment is produced. Older cultures on most media produce copious, brown, water-soluble pigment, and deep red crystals of the antibiotic myxin may be observed within the highly mucoid colonies.
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Source: Soil
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Genbank: NZ_CP013141.1   [Genome]    [Nucleotide]
Size (Mb): 5.77
GC %: 66.8
Genes: 4,671
CDS Number: 4,487
Reference: CHRISTENSEN (P.) and COOK (F.D.): Lysobacter, a new genus of nonfruiting, gliding bacteria with a high base ratio. International Journal of Systematic Bacteriology, 1978, 28, 367-393.
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