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Table 1.

Source and designations of Pseudomonas strains used in this study

Species and strain number^a	Source or reference^b	Other designations^c
P. putida DSM 6125	DSMZ	KT2440, ATCC 47054; NCIMB 11950
P. putida DSM 3931	DSMZ	mt-2, ATCC 23973; ATCC 33015; JCM 6156; NCIMB 12182
P. putida S12	Hartmans et al. 1990	ATCC 700801
P. putida DSM 291^T	DSMZ	DSM 50202^T; ATCC 12633^T; ICPB 2963^T; NCTC 10936^T; CCUG 12690^T; LMG 2257^T
P. putida DSM 50198	DSMZ	ATCC 17453; ICPB 2563-77; JCM 6157; NCIMB 10007
P. putida DSM 50208	DSMZ	ATCC 17485; ICPB 2789-111; JCM 6158; NCIMB 12092
P. monteilii DSM 14164	DSMZ	ATCC 700476; CCUG 38736; LMG 21609; CIP 104883
P. fluorescens DSM 50090^T	DSMZ	ATCC 13525^T; ICPB 3200^T; NCIMB 9046^T; NCTC 10038^T; CCUG 1253^T; LMG 1794^T

^aStrain designations used in this study

^bDSMZ Deutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen, Germany

^cSubcultures of the used strains available in other culture collections. ATCC American Type Culture Collection, ICPB International Collection of Phytopathogenic Bacteria, USA, NCIMB National Collections of Industrial and Marine Bacteria, UK, NCTC National Collection of Type Cultures, UK, JCM Japan Collection of Microorganisms, Japan, CIP Collection bacteriènne de l’Institut Pasteur, France, CCUG Culture Collection University Göteborg, Sweden, LMG BCCM/LMG Bacteria Collection, Belgium.