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Bookmark or Share- The Genus Arthrobacter - SpringerLinkArthrobacters are heterotrophic bacteria that do not require fastidious growth conditions. Most of them are mesophilic with growth optima below 30 °C, but some strains isolated from cold environments (Arctica, Antarctica, glaciers) are psychrotolerant or even psychrophilic.
- The Genus Arthrobacter - SpringerLinkIn addition to their characteristic morphology and staining reactions, members of the genus Arthrobacter were originally described as being highly aerobic, nutritionally nonexacting, and capable of liquefying gelatin slowly (Conn and Dimmick, 1947).
- Arthrobacter - an overview | ScienceDirect TopicsArthrobacters are distributed largely among the indigenous bacterial biota of soils. They are not limited to any particular soil but are found in sandy, clay, peaty, grassland, and tropical soils. They occur in the rhizosphere and in the epiphytic part of the plants.
- Arthrobacter - an overview | ScienceDirect TopicsArthrobacter, a genus of Gram-positive bacteria, have no spores and capsule, utilize a wide and diverse range of organic substances and displayed ability to produce antimicrobial compounds.
- Arthrobacter - an overview | ScienceDirect TopicsArthrobacter is a genus of obligate aerobes bacteria characterized by a rod–coccus growth cycle. You might find these chapters and articles relevant to this topic. M. Gobbetti, C.G. Rizzello, in Encyclopedia of Food Microbiology (Second Edition), 2014. Arthrobacters are a commercially important host for the production of valuable bioproducts.
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