Cellulophaga sp. HaHa_2_95

Cellulophaga sp. HaHa_2_95 is a notable member of the genus Cellulophaga, characterized by the presence of flagella, which may contribute to its motility in aquatic environments. This feature is significant as it may enhance the bacterium's ability to navigate through its habitat, potentially aiding in the search for nutrients and attachment to substrates. The genome of Cellulophaga sp. HaHa_2_95 contains a single replicon, indicating a streamlined genetic architecture that may facilitate efficient replication and regulation of its cellular processes. This trait can influence the organism's adaptability and resource utilization strategies in its ecological niche. The organism is cataloged under the accession number CP058988.1, which provides a reference point for genetic and genomic studies. This information can be crucial for researchers interested in the phylogenetic relationships of Cellulophaga sp. HaHa_2_95 and its biochemical capabilities. In an ecological context, the presence of flagella suggests that Cellulophaga sp. HaHa_2_95 may play a role in the degradation of organic material in its environment, contributing to nutrient cycling. The ability to move toward substrates may enhance its efficiency in breaking down complex polysaccharides, potentially impacting the microbial community structure and function in its habitat. Overall, the traits of Cellulophaga sp. HaHa_2_95 underline its potential ecological significance as a degradative bacterium in aquatic ecosystems.