TABLE 1.
Similarities of sequences obtained from excised DGGE bands (see Fig. 4) to sequences in the EMBL database, Gram status and phylogenetic position of the OTU, and response of the band intensity to presence of protozoa in microcosms amended with wheat root material or nutrient solution
| Band | Sequencea | Accession no. | Nearest relativeb | Accession no.c | Similarity (%) | Phylogenetic group | Gram status | Response to grazingd
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| A | 1 | AJ488008 | Uncultured bacterium clone P3 (1) | AF414577 | 98.7 | CFB groupe | G− | − | − |
| 2 | AJ488009 | Uncultured bacterium clone P3 (1) | AF414577 | 98.1 | |||||
| B1 | 1 | AJ488010 | Flavobacterium (1) | AF375835 | 98.7 | CFB group | |||
| 2 | AJ488011 | Uncultured Bacteriodaceae bacterium (1) | AJ318151 | 98.7 | G− | ND | ND | ||
| B2 | AJ488012 | Flavobacterium (1); unidentified (1) | AY039834 | 100 | CFB group | ||||
| C1 | AJ488013 | Pseudomonas (7) | AF105387 | 98.7 | γ Proteobacteria | G− | (+) | ND | |
| C2 | AJ488014 | Pseudomonas (7) | AF105387 | 100 | γ Proteobacteria | ||||
| D | AJ488015 | Bdellovibrio (1) | AF084853 | 98.8 | δ Proteobacteria | G− | − | − | |
| E | AJ488016 | Buttiauxella (3); Enterobacter (4); Hafnia (1); Obesumbacterium (1) | AJ233406 | 100 | γ Proteobacteria | G− | − | − | |
| F1 | AJ488017 | Bdellovibrio bacteriovorous (15); Bdellovibrio (6) | AF084850 | 100 | δ Proteobacteria | G− | − | − | |
| F2 | AJ488018 | B. bacteriovorous (15); Bdellovibrio (6) | AF084850 | 100 | δ Proteobacteria | ||||
| G | AJ488019 | Leifsonia poae (1); Agrococcus jenensis (1); unidentified (1); uncultured (1) | AF116342 | 96.7 | High G + C gram positive | G+ | ND | + | |
| H | AJ488020 | Achromobacter xylosoxidans (1); unidentified (1); uncultured (1) | AF225979 | 98.0 | β Proteobacteria | G− | + | ND | |
| I | AJ488021 | Arthrobacter (27); Methylomicrobium (1); uncultured (4); unidentified (2) | X83408 | 100 | High G + C gram positive | G+ | ND | + | |
| J1 | AJ488022 | Arthrobacter rhombi (1) | Y15884 | 99.3 | High G + C gram positive | G+ | + | no | |
| J2 | AJ488023 | Arthrobacter (13); Brachybacterium (8); Brevibacterium (1); unidentified (1) | M23411 | 100 | High G + C gram positive | ||||
| K1 | AJ488024 | Arthrobacter (13); Brachybacterium (8); Brevibacterium (1); unidentified (1) | M23411 | 100 | High G + C gram positive | G+ | ND | + | |
| K2 | 1 | AJ488025 | Arthrobacter (13); Brachybacterium (8); Brevibacterium (1); unidentified (1) | M23411 | 100 | High G + C gram positive | |||
| 2 | AJ488026 | Arthrobacter psychrolactophilus (1) | AF134181 | 96.7 | |||||
| L1 | 1 | AJ488027 | Arthrobacter (13); Brachybacterium (2); Brevibacterium (1); unidentified (1) | M23411 | 98.6 | High G + C gram positive | G+ | ND | + |
| 2 | AJ488028 | A. psychrolactophilus (1) | AF134181 | 95.9 | |||||
| L2 | 1 | AJ488029 | Arthrobacter (13); Brachybacterium (8); Brevibacterium (1); unidentified (1) | M23411 | 100 | High G + C gram positive | |||
| 2 | AJ488030 | A. psychrolactophilus (1) | AF134181 | 96.6 | |||||
| M1 | AJ488031 | Alcaligenes (1) | X92415 | 97.5 | β Proteobacteria | G− | ND | − | |
| M2 | AJ488032 | Alcaligenes (1) | X92415 | 96.2 | β Proteobacteria | ||||
From some bands, two separate bands were obtained after rerunning the excised band. In these cases, sequences from both bands are included.
Number of hits to a species or genus with the indicated similarity is given in parentheses.
Accession number of the nearest relative. When more than one sequence had the same similarity, only the accession number of the first sequence is given.
Effect of the presence of protozoa on the intensity of the band in microcosms amended with the two types of substrate. The effect was evaluated by two-way analysis of variance on the percent intensity of the bands. +, significant positive effect of grazing (P < 0.01); −, significant negative effect of grazing; (+), discernible but nonsignificant positive effect; no, no effect of grazing; ND, not detectable due to very low or variable band intensity. Nut. sol., nutrient solution.
CFB, Cytophaga-Flavobacterium.