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. 2016 Dec 12;12(12):e1006093. doi: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1006093

Table 2. Collection of other microsporidia species infecting wild nematodes.

Microsporidia Nematode host Strain Country / Year Sample composition Spore feature
Nematocida C. briggsae JUm2507 Thailand / 2013 rotting fruit 2S
major n. sp. C. briggsae JUm2747 Guadeloupe / 2014 rotting fruit 2S
C. tropicalis JUm2751 Guadeloupe / 2014 rotting fruit n. d.
Nematocida Oscheius tipulae JUm1510 Czech Republic / 2008 rotting apple 2S
minor n. sp. O. tipulae JUm2772 Armenia / 2014 rotting fruit n. d.
Nematocida O. tipulae JUm1504 France / 2008 rotting stem 1S
homosporus n. sp. Rhabditella typhae NICm516 Portugal / 2013 rotting apple 1S
Nematocida Procephalobus sp. JUm2895 Spain / 2015 rotting fruit 1S
ciargi n. sp.
Nematocida C. sp. 42 NICm1041 French Guiana / 2014 flower n. d.
sp. 7
Enteropsectra Oscheius sp. 3 JUm408 Iceland / 2002 compost 1S, LT, AP
longa n. sp.
Enteropsectra O. tipulae JUm2551 France / 2013 rotting apple 1S, SR, AP
breve n. sp. O. tipulae JUm1483 France / 2008 rotting plum 1S, SR,AP
O. tipulae JUm1456 France / 2008 rotting fruit n. d.
Pancytospora O. tipulae JUm1505 France / 2008 rotting apple LT
philotis n. sp. O. tipulae JUm1460 France / 2008 rotting snail LT
O. tipulae JUm1670 France / 2009 rotting apple LT
O. tipulae JUm2552 France / 2013 rotting stem LT
Pancytospora C. brenneri JUm1396 Colombia / 2008 rotting fruit LT
epiphaga n. sp.

The reference strain of each newly found species is in bold. 2S: two distinct sizes of spores; 1S: one size of spores;

LT: long, thin rod; SR: small rod (see dimensions in Table 3); AP: form spores first along the apical side of the

intestinal cells. n. d.: not determined