Treating wastewater requires the removal of organic material, and an ideal phenotype of a bacterium to do this would flocculate to make the cells settle (rather than staying in suspension) in a wastewater stream. Which species would be best for this application?

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Zoogloea ramigera is a bacterium known for its ability to flocculate and settle in wastewater, making it a useful species for wastewater treatment.

Treating Wastewater Requires the Removal of Organic Material, and an Ideal