Kineosphaera limosa NBRC 100340

Kineosphaera limosa NBRC 100340 is an aerobic bacterium with a mesophilic temperature range, exhibiting optimal growth at 29°C. This organism is characterized by having a single replicon, suggesting a streamlined genetic structure conducive to its environmental adaptations. The aerobic nature of Kineosphaera limosa indicates its dependence on oxygen for growth and metabolism, which is a key trait for understanding its ecological niche. Mesophilic organisms typically thrive in moderate temperature environments, which can have implications for their distribution in natural habitats. The optimal growth temperature of 29°C suggests that Kineosphaera limosa may be particularly well-suited for environments that maintain this thermal range, potentially influencing its ecological interactions and role in nutrient cycling. The accession number BAHD00000000.1 is associated with the organism's genetic data, providing a reference point for further research into its genetic and functional characteristics. Understanding the specific conditions under which Kineosphaera limosa thrives can help elucidate its role in various ecosystems, particularly in relation to its aerobic metabolism and interactions with other microorganisms. This insight may contribute to broader ecological studies concerning microbial communities in mesophilic environments.