Gloeobacter violaceus PCC7421
T, R, G
Epilithic
Terrestrial
Gloeobacterales / Gloeobacteraceae
1, 16S-Type
Gloeobacterales / Gloeobacteraceae
Currently accepted taxonomically
This is the Type strain of Gloeobacter violaceus Rippka, J.B.Waterbury & Cohen-Bazire
I/VII/single cluster
F: 34
Yes
Family IV; 91%; GpIV; 91%
N/D
(N/D)
Single species, at the root
Yes
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