The genus *Chlorobium* is a group of green sulfur bacteria that perform photosynthesis using at least four types of chlorophyll. Their most prevalent pigment, bacteriochlorophyll, is stored in vesicle-like organelles called chlorosomes.

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Green sulfur bacteria perform anoxygenic photosynthesis, using sulfites as electron donors to release free elemental sulfur, while utilizing sulfide ($$S^{2-}$$) to produce green bacteriochlorophyll.

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