The newly named Darwinibacteriales is one of the most abundant taxonomic groups of microorganisms involved in anaerobic digestion, the decomposition of organic matter which creates biogas.
The finding was made by researchers from the project Micro4Biogas, including researchers from TU Dresden, who analyzed 80 samples from 45The discovery has been reported to the scientific community in two papers published on the preprint serverScientists from the European research project Micro4Biogas have discovered and characterized a new taxonomic order of bacteria that specialize in the decomposition ofand could hold the key to improving biogas fuel production.
The discovery was made by researchers from Germany, Spain and the Netherlands, who took 80 samples of decomposing organic matter from 45 large-scale biogas production plants in Germany, the Netherlands and Austria and applied DNA sequencing to study their microbial composition. Astonishingly, members of Darwinibacteriales were present in all 80 samples, despite the differences and distance between these plants.
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