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The primary focus of this paper is to separate microscopic organisms from ecological samples, for example, trash squander, street side strong squanders, lake and stream water tests. The samples were collected for investigating phylogenetic relationship among a wide range of organisms present in southern Tamilnadu lake areas in India. The lake water isolates of anaerobic organisms like Paenibacillus spp in lab culture was monitored for growth and checked for any distinction in development or distribution pattern in the natural habitats. Besides investigating the potential beneficial use of Paenibacillus spp in agriculture, recently their importance is increasingly focused in exploiting the use of its exopolysaccharides (EPS) biocomposite material in biotech industries. The separated microorganisms were distinguished for its identity of gram positive or negative types as well as its motility. Later sequenced for its genome and phylogenetic tree was derived. In the present study, the Paenibacillus dendritiformis was isolated and genome sequenced and the phylogenetic tree was investigated by comparing with other bacterial species in lake water.