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What group does methanogens fall under?
Chemolithoautotrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of methanogens?
Initial: H2
Final: CO2
What waste do methanogens produce?
Methane
Where are methanogens found?
Anoxic environments such as sediments, swamps, animal guts, land fills and geothermal vents
What group does sulfate reducers fall under?
Chemoorganoheterotrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of sulfate reducers?
Initial: NADH
Final: S0 or SO4
What waste do sulfate reducers produce?
Sulfide (H2S)
Where are sulfate reducers commonly found?
In organic-rich muds, ocean sediments, and hot springs
What group does fermenters fall under?
Chemoorganoheterotrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of fermenters?
Does not do ETC, uses glycolysis and TCA
What acts as a terminal electron acceptor for fermenters?
Pyruvate
What do fermenters produce?
CO2, H2, ethanol, lactic acid, etc.
What group does purple sulfur bacteria fall under?
Photoautotrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of purple sulfur bacteria?
Initial: H2S
Final: NADP+
What do purple sulfur bacteria produce?
Internal sulfur granules
Where are purple sulfur bacteria found?
H2S rich environments (e.g. geothermal springs) with light
What group does purple non-sulfur bacteria fall under?
Photoheterotrophy (best), photoatotrophy (2nd), and fermentation (last)
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of purple non-sulfur bacteria?
Does not do ETC, uses glycolysis and TCA
Where are purple non-sulfur bacteria found?
Anaerobic, organic rich sediments with some light
What group does green sulfur bacteria fall under?
Photoautotrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of green sulfur bacteria?
Initial: H2S
Final: NADP+
What do green sulfur bacteria produce?
External sulfur granules
Where are green sulfur bacteria found?
H2S rich environments (e.g. geothermal springs) with very low light levels
What group does green non-sulfur bacteria fall under?
Photoheterotrophy (best), photoatotrophy (2nd), and fermentation (last)
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of green non-sulfur bacteria?
Does not do ETC, uses glycolysis and TCA
Where are green non-sulfur bacteria found?
Deep in microbial mats with very low light levels
What group does cyanobacteria fall under?
Photoautotrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of cyanobacteria?
Initial: H2O
Final: NADP+
Where are cyanobacteria found?
On the surface of oxic sediments with lots of light
What group does sulfur oxidizing bacteria fall under?
Chemolithoautotrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of sulfur oxidizing bacteria?
Initial: H2S or S0
Final: O2
What waste do sulfur oxidizing bacteria produce?
Sulfuric acid (H2SO4)
What do sulfur oxidizing bacteria produce?
Internal sulfur granules
What group does nitrifying bacteria fall under?
Chemolithoautotrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of nitrifying bacteria?
Initial: NH3 or NO2
Final: O2
Where are nitrifying bacteria found?
Soil, fresh water, marine
What group does denitrifiers bacteria fall under?
Chemoorganoheterotrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of denitrifiers bacteria?
Initial: NADH
Final: NO3
What waste do denitrifiers bacteria produce?
N2
What group does hydrogen oxidizing bacteria fall under?
Chemolithoautotrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of hydrogen oxidizing bacteria?
Initial: H2
Final: O2
What waste do hydrogen oxidizing bacteria produce?
H20
Where are hydrogen oxidizing bacteria found?
Fermenters and volcanic vents
What group does chemoorganotrophs fall under?
Chemoorganothrophs
What is the intial electron donor and final electron accepter of chemoorganotrophs?
Initial: NADH
Final: O2
What waste do chemoorganotrophs produce?
H2O