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. 2017 Dec 14;7:17589. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-17421-y

Table 2.

Diversity of the cmuA chloromethane dehalogenase gene in the phyllosphere of A. thaliana variants.

OTU Closest homolog (accession number) Sequence identity (%) Recovered sequencesa
WT hol1 HOL1-OX
OTU1 Methylobacterium extorquens CM4 (AJ011316.1) 99.8 2454 1 16448
OTU2 Hyphomicrobium sp. SAC-1 (AJ871015.1) 98.8 459 1 3514
OTU3 Hyphomicrobium sp. MC1 (FN667867.2) 99.8 103 1 2100
OTU4 Aminobacter ciceronei IMB-1 (AF307143) 89.8 39 1 294
OTU6 Aminobacter ciceronei IMB-1 (AF307143) 89.3 30 205 0
OTU7 Rhodobacteraceae bacterium 198 (AJ810827.1) 99.3 21 0 234
OTU9 Rhodobacteraceae bacterium 179 (AJ810826.1) 99.5 0 0 121
OTU11 Hyphomicrobium sp. SAC-1 (AJ871015.1) 85.9 0 98 0
OTU19b Uncultured marine bacterium (AJ810832.1) 91.0 0 7 14
OTU20 Hyphomicrobium sp. SAC-1 (AJ871015.1) 87.0 0 0 22
OTU22 Hyphomicrobium sp. SAC-1 (AJ871015.1) 87.0 22 0 0
OTU28b Uncultured marine bacterium (AJ810832.1) 89.7 0 8 0
OTU35 Aminobacter ciceronei IMB-1 (AF307143) 99.3 0 0 17

aNumbers of sequences recovered by pyrosequencing after PCR amplification from the same amount of leaf wash DNA preparation, averaged across 6 samples (technical duplicates of biological triplicates) for each A. thaliana variant.

bClosest cultivable chloromethane degraders were Hyphomicrobium sp. MC1 for OTU19 (77.0% sequence identity) and Methylobacterium extorquens CM4 for OTU28 (78.2%), respectively.