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. 2004 Feb;70(2):1068–1080. doi: 10.1128/AEM.70.2.1068-1080.2004

TABLE 3.

Phylogenetic location and geographic source of B. cereus isolates analyzed in this study

Branch No. (of 61 total) in branch No. (of 36) with toxigenic propertiesa Sourceb
A 0 0 0
B 2 1 (total)
0 1 Norway
1 1 USA (Wis.)
C 17 11 (total)
6 8 USA (2 Okla., 2 Wis., 1 N.J., 1 Mich., 2 no data)
2 2 Finland
2 2 United Kingdom
1 1 Australia
0 4 no data
D 6 4 (total)
3 3 Finland
0 2 Norway
1 1 USA (Wis.)
E 1 0 1 no data
F 18 16 (total)
6 6 United Kingdom
5 6 USA (5 Wis., 1 Nebr.),
1 2 England
2 2 Finland
1 1 Norway
1 1 China
G 1 1 1 Finland
H 9 1 (total)
0 4 Norway
0 2 USA (2 Wis.)
1 1 China
0 2 no data
J 1 0 1 Norway
K 6 2 (total)
0 4 Norway
1 1 Finland
1 1 USA (Wis.)
a

Thirty-six of the 61 B. cereus isolates studied had toxigenic properties. The number of toxigenic isolates that mapped to a particular branch are included in column 3.

b

Numbers refer to the number of isolates from that particular source.