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Table 2.

Species or taxon of the yeasts isolated from S. cylindricum inferred from NCBI BLASTn search

Host species	Morphotype	ITS haplotype	Yeast strain^a	Accession no.	Maximum partial similarity (%)^b			Estimated species/taxon
Host species	Morphotype	ITS haplotype	Yeast strain^a	Accession no.	18S	ITS	26S	Estimated species/taxon
S. cylindricum	M1	h1	Y1028-SICYAM1	LC119082	96	91	89	(Novel clade)
	M2	h2	Y1028-SICYAM2	LC119083	99	89	98	Sugiyamaella sp.
		h2	Y1053-SICYLG1	LC119084	99	89	98	Sugiyamaella sp.
		h2v	Y1053-SICYLG2	LC119085	99	89	98	Sugiyamaella sp.
	M3	h3	Y1053-SICYLG3	LC119086	100	100	100	S. insectosa
D. parallelipipedus	M3	h4	Y719-DOPAAM	LC120356	100	100	100	S. stipitis
L. cervus	M3	h5	Y718-LUCEAM	LC120355	99	99^c	100^c	Scheffersomyces sp.^c

^aUnder ‘Yeast strain’, the leading ‘Y’ and the following group of three or four numbers represent the host specimen (abbreviated in the main text and Table 3). The four letters following the hyphen represent the host species, the last two letters indicate the source organ (AM, adult mycangium; LG, larval guts).

^bPercentages show the maximum similarity values to the nucleotide collection nr/nt database.

^cITS and 26S rRNA sequences gave maximum similarity to the yeast symbiont isolated from mycangium of L. maculifemoratus in Japan (Tanahashi et al. 2010).