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. 2022 Jun 16;13:911474. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2022.911474

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Maximum likelihood tree (RAxML) depicting the phylogenetic relationship of the predicted RdRp of PcaNSRV1 (indicated by the yellow star ) with other complete RdRp belonging to related (−)ssRNA viruses from the orders Bunyavirales and Mononegavirales. The viruses described from oomycetes are indicated by a green hexagone . Nodes are labeled with bootstrap support values. Branch lengths present calculated evolutionary distannce and are scaled to the expected underlying number of amino acid substitutions per site. Nodes are marked with bootstrap percentages ≥50% only. The tree is rooted in Mononegaviales viruses, which are classified within the family Mymonaviridae. Family classification and the corresponding pBLAST accession numbers are shown next to the virus names. The scale bar is indicatig 0.7 aa substitutions per site, per branch.

Inline graphic — Maximum likelihood tree (RAxML) depicting the phylogenetic relationship of the predicted RdRp of PcaNSRV1 (indicated by the yellow star ) with other complete RdRp belonging to related (−)ssRNA viruses from the orders Bunyavirales and Mononegavirales. The viruses described from oomycetes are indicated by a green hexagone . Nodes are labeled with bootstrap support values. Branch lengths present calculated evolutionary distannce and are scaled to the expected underlying number of amino acid substitutions per site. Nodes are marked with bootstrap percentages ≥50% only. The tree is rooted in Mononegaviales viruses, which are classified within the family Mymonaviridae. Family classification and the corresponding pBLAST accession numbers are shown next to the virus names. The scale bar is indicatig 0.7 aa substitutions per site, per branch.