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. 2020 Sep 1;86(18):e01268-20. doi: 10.1128/AEM.01268-20

TABLE 1.

Strains, presence of nodD2, host origin, growth cycle (habit), and center of diversity of the 13 R. leguminosarum bv. trifolii strains investigated in this section

Strain nodD2 Host origin (legume typec) Bacterial habit Center of diversityd Source or reference(s)
WSM1325 No Unknown (A) Most effective on annual clovers E-M (79)
SRDI565 No T. subterraneum (A) Primarily annual, and one perennial species of Mediterranean origin - (80)
SRDI943 No T. michelianum Savi cv. Paradana (A) Primarily annual, and some perennial species of Mediterranean origin; (Fix−) nodules with the perennial clovers T. pratense and T. polymorphum - (81)
WSM1689b No T. uniflorum (P) Single perennial species E-M (28, 39)
CB782 No T. semipilosum (P) Perennial A (28, 82)
TA1 Yes T. subterraneum (A) Annual and perennial species; broad host range on European and Mediterranean clovers E-M (28, 83)
CC275e Yes T. repens (P) Range of annual and perennial species E-M This study/(32, 84)
CC283ba Yes T. ambiguum (P) Highly effective on perennial species T. ambiguum E-M (28, 64)
WSM2297 Yes T. africanum (P) Limited info/perennial A (32)
WSM2012a Yes T. rueppellianum (A) Limited annual and perennial species A (28, 85)
WSM2304a Yes T. polymorphum (P) Highly competitive on perennial species T. polymorphum S-A (28, 86)
WSM597a Yes T. pallidum (A) Effective on perennial species T. polymorphum S-A (32, 87)
CC278f Yes T. nanum (P) Perennial N-A (28)
a

Known to have a narrow host range.

b

Forms either no nodules or ineffective nodules on a range of annual and perennial species; forms highly effective nodules on a single host, T. uniflorum.

c

A, annual clover species; P, perennial clover species.

d

E-M, Euro-Mediterranean; A, Africa; S-A, South America; N-A, North America; -, unspecified.