Clonothrix fusca Roze 1896, a Filamentous, Sheathed, Methanotrophic γ-Proteobacterium

By G. Vigliotta, E. Nutricati, Elisabetta Carata, S. M. Tredici, M. De Stefano, P. Pontieri, D. Massardo, M. Prati, L. De Bellis, P. Alifano. Applied and Environmental Microbiology, 2007

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Subfields: Biochemistry, Building and Construction, Molecular Biology

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• Exploring methanotroph diversity in acidic northern wetlands: Molecular and cultivation-based studies (2009, background): “and Clonothrix fusca [19, 20], but these unique organisms have not yet been isolated into pure culture.”
• Methanotrophs and copper. (2010, background): “Furthermore, more ‘unusual’ filamentous methanotrophs have been discovered within the genera Clonothrix and Crenothrix (Stoecker et al., 2006; Vigliotta et al., 2007), but these are also considered to be Type I methanotrophs as they and the other genera are phylogenetic subsets of the…”