Talk:Lithotroph

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Removed "All lithotrophs are bacteria" as methanogens are lithotrophic archaea. -Negaluke

"Sulfur bacteria", in the context of the article referred to as sulfur oxidizing bacteria, is linkted to a page only discussing sulfur *reducing* bacteria.

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"A lithotroph is a subgroup of chemotrophic organism." This definition is incorrect, lithotrophs can be both chemotroph and/or phototroph (as it is mentioned in the article by the way), so lithotrophy is not a subgroup of chemotrophy. Kenadra (talk) 19:20, 17 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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