Paenibacillus

E940864

Paenibacillus is a genus of Gram-positive, endospore-forming bacteria commonly found in soil and known for their roles in nitrogen fixation, plant growth promotion, and biodegradation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bacterial genus
biocontrolActivity true
biocontrolMechanism antifungal compound production
competition for nutrients and niches
induction of systemic resistance in plants
cellMorphology rod-shaped
class Bacilli NERFINISHED
ecologicalRole biodegradation of organic matter
nitrogen-fixing bacterium
plant growth-promoting rhizobacterium
enzymeProduction amylase
cellulase
chitinase
protease
xylanase
family Paenibacillaceae NERFINISHED
firstDescribedBy Ash et al. NERFINISHED
flagellaType peritrichous flagella
formsEndospores true
genomeType circular chromosome
gramStain Gram-positive
habitat freshwater
plant roots
rhizosphere
soil
industrialApplication biocontrol agent in agriculture
biofertilizer
bioremediation
production of industrial enzymes
kingdom Bacteria
metabolicCapability cellulose degradation
starch degradation
xylan degradation
motility motile
nitrogenFixation true
order Paenibacillales NERFINISHED
oxygenRequirement facultatively anaerobic
pathogenicity generally non-pathogenic to humans
phylum Bacillota NERFINISHED
plantGrowthPromotion true
plantGrowthPromotionMechanism biological nitrogen fixation
indole-3-acetic acid production
phosphate solubilization
siderophore production
sporeResistance desiccation resistant
heat resistant
taxonRank genus
yearDescribed 1994

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Firmicutes contains Paenibacillus
Bacillales includesGenus Paenibacillus