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. 2019 Dec 20;5:187–196. doi: 10.3114/fuse.2020.05.12

Table 2.

Physiological differences between Symmetrospora clarorosea sp. nov., S. pseudomarina sp. nov., S. suhii sp. nov., and their closest related species.

Compound S. clarorosea S. gracilis S. marina S. pseudomarina S. suhii S. symmetrica S. vermiculata
Sucrose + - + + + + l
Melibiose - - - - u - -
Galactose + - + u u - +
Lactose u + - + + + +
Trehalose u + - + + + +
Maltose u - + - + - -
Melezitose + - w/s + u + +
Cellobiose + + + + u + l
D-Xylose + + s + + - +
L-Arabinose + - s + u - +
L-Rhamnose u - s +a - - -
L-Sorbose u - w/s - - - l/w
Ribitol + + w/s + + + l/w
Nitrate + - - u w - -

+, growth; -, no growth; l, latent; s, positive but slow; v, variable; w, weak; u, uncertain. Data for the new species taken from the ex-type strains (S. clarorosea, WRP 7; S. pseudomarina, SA716; S. suhii, BG 02-5-27-3-2-2). Data for the reference species taken from Kurtzman et al. (2011).

a The assimilation of L-rhamnose was uncertain for the ex-type strain but positive for the other strain tested (SA42).