Table 7. DDH similarities between P. caeruleus DSM 24564T and the other Phaeobacter and Leisingera species (with genome-sequenced type strains) calculated in silico with the GGDC server version 2.0 [66]*.
| Reference species | formula 1 | formula 2 | formula 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| L. aquimarina (2516653083) | 45.90±3.41 | 28.40±2.44 | 40.60±3.01 |
| L. methylohalidivorans (2512564009) | 45.80±3.41 | 27.00±2.42 | 39.90±3.0 |
| L. nanhaiensis (2512047090) | 14.50±3.11 | 19.40±2.29 | 14.60±2.65 |
| P. arcticus (2516653081)(2512047087) | 16.90±3.26 | 20.40±2.32 | 16.70±2.76 |
| P. daeponensis (2516493020) | 62.50±3.67 | 40.30±2.51 | 57.80±3.18 |
| P. gallaeciensis (AOQA01000000) | 17.90±3.31 | 21.40±2.34 | 17.70±2.80 |
| P. inhibens (2516653078) | 18.20±3.32 | 21.50±2.34 | 17.90±2.81 |
*The standard deviations indicate the inherent uncertainty in estimating DDH values from intergenomic distances based on models derived from empirical test data sets (which are always limited in size); see [66] for details. The distance formulas are explained in [67]. The numbers in parentheses are IMG object IDs (GenBank accession number in the case of P. gallaeciensis) identifying the underlying genome sequences.