Tenericutes

Tenericutes constitute one of the three divisions of Kingdom Bacteria, the sole kingdom of Domain Bacteria. The name Tenericute derives from the Latin words "tener cutis," meaning "tender skin," which refers to the absence of the cell wall in bacteria of this division. Because Tenericutes lack a cell wall, they are unable to trap the crystal violet (made insoluble with iodine, a mordant) and thus appear Gram-negative in Gram stains.

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