Methylococcales

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Methylococcales is an order of methane-oxidizing bacteria known for their role in the global carbon cycle by consuming methane in various environments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bacterial order
taxonomic rank
carbonSource methane
cellMorphology Gram-negative
cellShape coccoid
rod-shaped
class Gammaproteobacteria
containsEnzyme pMMO
particulate methane monooxygenase
sMMO
soluble methane monooxygenase
domain Bacteria NERFINISHED
ecologicalFunction methane sink
electronAcceptor oxygen
energySource methane
firstDescribedAsTaxon 20th century
habitat freshwater environments
landfills
marine environments
methane seeps
rice paddies
sediments
soils
wetlands
impactOnClimate mitigation of greenhouse gas levels
includesGenus Methylocaldum
Methylococcus NERFINISHED
Methylomicrobium NERFINISHED
Methylomonas NERFINISHED
Methylosarcina NERFINISHED
Methylosphaera NERFINISHED
isA methanotrophic bacteria
kingdom Bacteria
metabolism aerobic respiration
methane oxidation
oxygenRequirement aerobic
phylum Pseudomonadota
reduces atmospheric methane emissions
roleInProcess global carbon cycle
global methane cycle
studiedInField biogeochemistry
environmental microbiology
microbial ecology
taxonRank order
trophicType chemolithoautotroph
methylotroph
usedIn bioremediation of methane-rich environments

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Gammaproteobacteria containsOrder Methylococcales