Exoelectrogens are living beings which are enabled to generate electricity directly or indirectly .by use of appropriate technology These organisms which produce bioelectricity (or green energy so to say) include Archaea , bacteria , Algae ,Fungi ,plants and animals . This bilingual book by SK Bhatnagar ( Santosh ' Ratan') includes some interesting examples ; news about latest technology and the latest addition to ever growing list of exoelectrogens .

1. Exoelectrogens ( vidyut janak prani )
By
S.K.Bhatnagar
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

2. Exoelectrogens contents vidyut janak prani
6.2 iii Trichoderma
iv Aspergillus
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 - Poplar
vii Ornamentals –Canna ,
Zantedeschia
viii Fruits - Cherry
9 Animals
9.1 Anemone
9.2 Shrimp
9.3 Mammals – retinal organoids
10 Saransh
Santosh ‘Ratan’