Lactococcus cremoris subsp. cremoris TIFN1

Lactococcus cremoris subsp. cremoris TIFN1 is a Gram-positive, non-motile coccus that exhibits facultative anaerobic characteristics. This bacterium is notably free-living, thriving in various habitats, which can contribute to its ecological versatility. It does not form spores, which is a relevant trait for its survival and reproduction in diverse environments. The optimal growth temperature for L. cremoris subsp. cremoris TIFN1 is around 40°C, placing it within the mesophilic temperature range. This suggests that it is well-suited to environments that maintain moderate temperatures, typical of many terrestrial and biotic systems. L. cremoris subsp. cremoris TIFN1 possesses a single replicon and a single membrane, indicating a relatively simple cellular structure, which is typical for many bacteria in its classification. The absence of flagella aligns with its non-motility, relying on passive means for dispersal. This organism's facultative anaerobic nature allows it to adapt to oxygen availability, potentially enhancing its survival in fluctuating environmental conditions. The ability to thrive in multiple habitats while being free-living underscores its ecological role, likely influencing microbial communities where it resides. The accession number ASXF00000000.1 is associated with its genetic data, which may provide further insights into its genetic makeup and functional capabilities in future studies.