Eubacteria

Eubacteria

1. Aquificae

   • hyperthermophilic chemolithoautotrophs

2. Thermotogae

   • hyperthermophilic, obligately anaerobic,fermentive heterotrophs

3. Thermodesulfobacteria

   • thermophilic, sulfate-reducing bacteria

4. Chrysiogenetes

   • a chemolithoautotrophic bacterias

5. Nitrospira

   • includes nítrate-oxidizers, thermophilic sulfate reduces, and acidophilic iron oxidizers

6. Deferribacteres

   • a group of aquatic, anaerobic bacteria

7. Chloroflexi

   • green nonsulfur bacteria

8. Thermomicrobia

   • hyperthermophilic chemoheterotrophs

9. Fibrobacteres

   • cellulose digesting, anaerobic rumen bacteria

10. Proteobacteria

    • purple bacteria and relativas

11. Planctomycetes

    • bacteria with peptidoglycan-less cell walls and budding reproduction

12. Chlamydiae

    • obligate intracellular parasites of eukaryotic cells

13. Spirochaetes

    • spiral-shaped chemoheterotrophs

14. Bacteroidetes

    • a diverse group including pathogens, commensals, and free-living bacteria

15. Chlorobi

    • green sulfur bacteria

16. Actinobacteria

    • high G+C Gram positives

17. Deinococcus-Thermus

    • a group of extremophiles

18. Cyanobacteria

    • oxygenic photosynthetic bacteria and chloroplasts

19. Firmicutes

    • low G+C Gram positives

20. Fusobacteria

    • anaerobic heterotrophs, many involved in human infections

21. Verrucomicrobia

    • terrestrial, aquatic, some associated with eukaryotic hosts)

22. Acidobacteria

    • acidophilic bacteria common in soils

23. Dictyoglomi

    • thermophilic chemoorganotrophs

24. Gemmatimonadetes

    • Gram-negative bacteria lacking DAP in their cell envelopes