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. 2015 Oct 31;6:1205. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2015.01205

Table 1.

Phylogenetic profiling of OR-IFRC metagenomes with select organisms involved in geochemical cycling.

Organisms Pristine (FW301) Contaminated (FW106)


PhyProa 16Sb PhyProa 16Sb


Count %c Count %c
Acetogenesis
Clostridium carboxidivorans 82/47/1 1/0/0
Clostridium ljungdahlii 70/32/0 17/0/0
Bacterial methane oxidation
Methylococcus capsulatus 260/375/22 76 1.05 154/173/6 4 0.04
Methylomonas –/–/– 1 0.01 –/–/– 0 0
Methylosinus trichosporium –/–/– 1 0.01 –/–/– 0 0
Methylosphaera –/–/– 2 0.03 –/–/– 0 0
Methylobacter tundripaludum 439/474/25 1 0.01 189/205/6 0 0
Archaeal methane
Oxidation/Methanogenesis
Methanosarcina barkeri 196/94/0 0 0 3/2/0 0 0
Methanohalobium evestigatum 93/42/3 6 0.08 1/0/0 0 0
Denitrification
Rhodanobacter spd –/–/–d 13 0.18 –/–/–d 9041 85.33
Paracoccus denitrifwans 117/130/11 0 0 17/43/1 0 0
Pseudomonas stutzeri 167/302/46 795 L1.02 147/201/2 6 0.06
Pseudomonas fluorescens 995/7042/10181 337/440/17
Pseudomonas syringae 552/1115/569 269/244/14
Nitrification
Chromobacterium violaceum 1016/5507/1555 2 0.01 127/95/4 0 0
Methylococcus capsulatus 260/357/22 76 1.05 154/173/6 3 0.04
Nitrococcus oceani 209/252/18 1 0.01 134/131/3 0 0
Nitrosomonas eutropha 115/185/11 0 0 104/170/6 0 0
Nitrospira multiformis 355/596/25 13 0.37 205/176/4 1 0.01
Paracoccus denitrifwans 117/130/11 0 0 17/43/1 0 0
Nitrobacter winogradskyi 104/239/41 5 0.07 15/11/0 0 0
Anammox
Candidatus Kuenenia stuttgartiensis 939/599/10 0 0 27/22/0 0 0
Nitrogen fixation
Anabaena variabilis 171/102/1 0 0 8/1/0 0 0
Azotobacter vinelandii 243/275/46 0 0 176/217/3 0 0
Rhodobacter capsulatus 51/44/6 1 0.01 2/7/0 0 0
Bradyrhizobium japonicum 764/1443/249 9 0.11 55/62/12 2 0.02
Afipia sp. 142/387/46 1 0.01 68/92/24 0 0
Rhizobium etli 304/402/29 3 0.04 43/51/0 2 0.02
Sinorhizobium sp. 219/273/10 0 0 56/19/0 0 0
Iron reduction
Shewanella oneidensis 51/43/8 3 0.04 21/14/1 0 0
Geobacter sulfurreducens 543/506/46 36 0.28 31/15/0 0 0
Iron oxidation
Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans 166/197/3 0 0 143/194/2 0 0
Sulfate reduction
Desulfovibrio vulgaris 261/207/3 0 0 8/27/0 0 0
Archaeoglobus fulgidus 109/70/0 0 0 13/0/0 0 0
Desulfotomaculum reducens 198/137/2 0 0 10/1/0 0 0
Desulfosporosinus sp. –/–/– 2 0.03 –/–/– 0 0
Oxidation of sulfur compounds
Rhodanobacter sp. –/–/– 13 0.18 –/–/– 9041 85.33
Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans 166/197/3 0 0 143/194/2 0 0
Thiobacillus denitrifwans 280/527/48 1 0.01 155/160/12 0 0
Chlorobium limicola 82/76/5 0 0 6/13/0 0 0
Allochromatium vinosum 231/255/9 0 0 213/236/10 0 0
Beggiatoa sp. 380/285/6 8 0.11 96/52/1 0 0
Thiothrix nivea 193/151/3 193/151/3
Polyphosphate accumulation
Rhodanobacter sp. –/–/– 13 0.18 –/–/– 9041 85.33
Candidates Accumulibacter phosphatis 872/1898/133 0 0 193/255/13 0 0
Dissimilatory metal reduction
Cupriavidus metallidurans 452/1577/710 69 0.96 140/304/58 0 0
Ralstonia eutropha 450/2568/3656 3 0.04 138/236/9 0 0
Ralstonia pickettii 389/785/149 3 0.04 215/272/25 0 0
Ralstonia solanacearum 516/1249/303 3 0.04 209/314/22 0 0
Anaeromyxobacter dehalogenans 623/603/19 54 0.75 58/35/0 0 0
Desulfovibrio vulgaris 261/207/3 0 0 8/27/0 0 0
Desulfotomaculum reducens 198/137/2 0 0 10/1/0 0 0
Shewanella oneidensis 51/43/8 3 0.04 21/14/1 0 0
Geobacter sulfurreducens 543/506/46 36 0.28 31/15/0 0 0

aNumbers derived from IMG Phylogenetic Profiling (successive 30/60/90% BlastP identity cutoff).

b16S gene amplicons sequenced by Illumina MiSeq as described in section “Materials and Methods” (genus level information only). 16S amplicons are only classified to the genus level and may not accurately reflect strain diversity in the sample. Values are not included for Clostridium species due to the taxonomic diversity and poor classification of Clostridium species.

cAbundance of amplicons is expressed as a percentage of reads assigned to a particular genus compared to all OTU’s for the particular sample (7216 for FW301, 10571 for FW106).

dWhen the IMG phylogenetic profile was constructed for these metagenomes, Rhodanobacter genomic sequences were not present in the database and thus no Rhodanobacter denitrification genes were identified despite the fact that these genes are known to be present in the metagenomes.