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. 2015 Jun 29;5:11606. doi: 10.1038/srep11606

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The columns indicate the proportion of P. atrosepticum (Pa) in the entire population of cultivated and Illumina sequenced bacteria in the macerated potato tissue. Five most prevalent bacterial genera based on cultivation (right-hand side of the columns) and Illumina sequencing (left-hand side of the columns) that are present ≥1% in particular potato sample: Cit - Citrobacter; Ent - Enterobacter; Klu - Kluyvera; Pan - Pantoea; Pc - Pectobacterium carotovorum; Rao - Raoultella; Ser - Serratia; Ps - Pseudomonas; Ac - Acinetobacter; St - Stenotrophomonas; Ag - Agrobacterium; Och - Ochrobactrum; Rhi - Rhizobium; Co - Comamonas; De - Delftia; Bac - Bacillus; Lys - Lysinibacillus; Pae - Paenibacillus; Cl - Clostridium; Mi - Microbacterium; Pro - Propionibacterium; San - Sanguibacter; Fla - Flavobacterium. Strains are colored according to their respective order. The arrow indicates the direction of decreasing amount of bacteria.