This document provides an overview of exoelectrogens, or electrogenic organisms that can transfer electrons outside of their cells. It outlines various bacteria, archaea, algae, fungi, plants, and animals that have this ability, including specific organisms like Geobacter, Shewanella, cyanobacteria, Pyrococcus, Chlorella, Rhizopus, and plants like moss, rice, and fruits. The document also mentions synergistic relationships between different microorganisms like bacteria and algae that can work together to transfer electrons outside of their cells.

1. Exoelectrogens
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CONTENTS
0 Prayer
1 Introduction
2 Bacteria
2.1 Geobacter
2.2 Shewanella
2.3 Cyanobacteria
3 Archaea
3.1 Pyrococcus
3.2 Sulfolobus
3.3 Natrialbus
4 Synergistic organisms- Bacteria Algae synergism
E coli –P aeruginosa coculture – C vulgaris
5 Algae
5.1Microalgae - Chlorella
5.2 Microalgae- Chlamydomonas
5.3 Diatoms –Nitzschia
5.4 Macroalgae - Ulva
6 Fungi
6.1 Yeast
6.2 Filamentous fungi
i Rhizopus – white bread fungus
ii Gloeophyllum – brown rot fungus
iii Trichoderma
iv Aspergillus

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7 Fungi –bacteria consortium
7.1 Yeast –Lipomyces – Bacterium –Klebsiella
7.2 T versicolor – S onedensis
8 Plants
8.1 Introduction - PMFC /PBS
8.2 Bryophyte – Moss
Physcomitrella
8.3 i Moong ,
ii Onion
iii Opuntia
iv Rice
vi Trees
vii Ornamentals
viii Fruits - Cherry
9 Animals
9.1 Anemone
9.2 Shrimp
10 Saransh