order myxobacterales

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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • An order of higher bacteria: "Order Myxobacterales" is a taxonomic classification in microbiology, referring to an order of bacteria within the class Myxobacteria. These bacteria are characterized by their complex life cycles, which include gliding motility, the formation of multicellular fruiting bodies, and cooperative social behaviors.
Usage
  • The term is used in scientific contexts, specifically in microbiology, bacteriology, and taxonomy.
  • It names a specific, formal taxonomic rank (order) within the biological classification system.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The Order Myxobacterales includes species known for their predatory behavior on other microorganisms.
    • Researchers are studying the developmental genetics of bacteria in Order Myxobacterales.
Advanced Usage
  • Taxonomic Context: In modern taxonomy, this group is often referred to as the order Myxococcales. "Order Myxobacterales" may be seen as a synonymous or historical classification.
    • While historically termed Order Myxobacterales, the current valid name for this group is Myxococcales.
Variants and Related Words
  • Myxobacteria (n): The common name for the bacteria belonging to this order, often called "slime bacteria" or "gliding bacteria."
    • Myxobacteria are fascinating for their social interactions.
  • Myxococcales (n): The currently accepted taxonomic order name, often used interchangeably with or replacing "Myxobacterales."
  • Fruiting body (n): A multicellular structure formed by myxobacteria during their life cycle.
Synonyms
  • Myxococcales: The modern taxonomic synonym.
  • Slime bacteria: A descriptive, non-technical term.
Notes
  • This is a highly specialized scientific term. It is not used in everyday language.
  • The word "order" in this phrase is part of the formal taxonomic name and is typically capitalized in scientific writing: Order Myxobacterales.
Noun
  1. an order of higher bacteria

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