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. 2022 Feb 7;22:48. doi: 10.1186/s12866-022-02451-y

Table 2.

Relative abundance data of species detected by 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing

Shared species Other species L. pentosus L. sunkii
[%] [n] [%] [n] [%] [%]
S01 98.73 13 0.03 3 1.24 0.01
S02 95.06 12 0.09 6 4.83 0.02
S03 91.16 14 0.36 6 8.47
S04 44.69 14 0.44 11 36.27 18.6
S05 90.24 13 0.07 4 6.33 3.36
S06 98.62 12 0.01 5 1.37
S07 92.47 12 0.01 1 7.52
S08 99.93 10 0.02 3 0.05
S09 98.89 12 0.11 3 1.00
S10 99.91 7 0.09 1
S11 94.59 15 0.05 3 5.36
S12 99.31 13 0.09 5 0.33 0.27
S13 94.06 12 0.14 4 5.81
S14 94.76 13 0.23 5 5.01
S15 99.26 10 0.03 5 0.71
S16 98.11 11 0.02 4 1.86
S17 89.88 11 0.04 2 10.08
S18 99.5 11 0.18 3 0.31
S19 95.44 14 0.13 6 4.43
S20 98.24 10 0.63 5 1.12 0.01
S21 97.85 13 0.03 7 2.11

Percentage of reads assigned to species also covered by HT-qPCR (shared) and other species that were not covered by HT-qPCR. The two species, Lactiplantibacillus pentosus and Lentilactobacillus sunkii, with the largest overall abundance are shown separately