Paracoccus yeei strain TT13

Paracoccus yeei strain TT13 is a Gram-negative, cocci-shaped bacterium that thrives in soil environments. As a chemoheterotroph, it derives its energy from organic compounds, which positions it as a key player in nutrient cycling within its habitat. This organism is classified as an aerobe, indicating its requirement for oxygen to sustain metabolic processes. In terms of mobility, Paracoccus yeei strain TT13 does not exhibit movement, despite the presence of flagella, which are typically associated with motility in other bacterial species. Its mesophilic nature suggests that it grows optimally at moderate temperatures, though specific temperature ranges are not detailed. The genetic makeup of Paracoccus yeei strain TT13 includes seven replicons, a feature that could reflect its adaptability and potential for genetic diversity. Notably, this strain is nonsporulating, indicating that it does not form spores, which may limit its ability to withstand extreme environmental conditions compared to sporulating bacteria. The accession numbers associated with this strain, including NZ_CP024422.1 through NZ_CP024428.1, provide a pathway for further genomic exploration and characterization. Understanding the ecological role of Paracoccus yeei strain TT13 in soil ecosystems can enhance our knowledge of microbial interactions and nutrient dynamics, emphasizing its importance in maintaining soil health and fertility.