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This rod-shaped bacterium is identified as an anaerobically growing, motile organism. Desulfovibrio is known as a sulfate reducing bacterium, which has put it to the forefront of biological research. Its metal corroding ability has led to numerous industrial health and safety concerns. The organism shows potential for bioremediation, in that it may undergo anaerobic conversion of pollutants in the soil. .from MicrobeWiki
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This rod-shaped bacterium is identified as an anaerobically growing, motile organism. Desulfovibrio is known as a sulfate reducing bacterium, which has put it to the forefront of biological research. Its metal corroding ability has led to numerous industrial health and safety concerns. The organism shows potential for bioremediation, in that it may undergo anaerobic conversion of pollutants in the soil. .from MicrobeWiki

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