Infographic describing actinomycetes as soil-dwelling bacteria with branching filaments, important for decomposing organic material and making antibiotics; contrasts with cyanobacteria, which are photosynthetic, live in water, can form harmful blooms, and are sometimes called ‘blue-green algae.’ Both produce earthy-smelling compounds like geosmin but are otherwise very different and only distantly related.

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