Most eubacteria are gram positive, and they are generally less structurally complex than other bacteria. There are both photosynthetic and chemoheterotrophic? members of this group, the majority being chemoheterotrophic. Many of these bacteria are suited to survive harsh conditions because they produce endospores?.
The members of Domain Eubacteria are divided into phyla as follows:
Domain | Subdomain | Phylum |
---|---|---|
Eubacteria | - | Aquifecales |
- | Thermotogales | |
- | Thermodesulfobacterium | |
- | Thermus-Deinococcus group | |
- | Chloroflecales | |
- | Cyanobacteria | |
- | Firmicutes | |
- | Leptospirillum group | |
- | Synergistes | |
- | Chlorobium-Flavobacteria group | |
Chlamydia-Verrucomicrobia group | Verrucomicrobia | |
Chlamydia | ||
- | Planctomycetales | |
- | Flexistipes | |
- | Fibrobacter group | |
- | spirochetes | |
Proteobacteria | alpha Proteobacteria | |
beta Proteobacteria | ||
delta & epsilon Proteobacteria | ||
gamma Proteobacteria |