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Phylogenetic Analysis of Rhizobium vitis Strains via Neighbor-Joining Method

This study investigates the phylogenetic relationships among various strains of Rhizobium vitis using the neighbor-joining (NJ) method. The analysis is based on concatenated sequence data from three genetic markers: pyrG, recA, and rpoD. Bootstrapping with 1000 samplings yielded values greater than 50%, providing robust statistical support for the inferred phylogenetic tree. A phylogenetic distance bar indicates a 1% distance. Sequence data for strains NCPPB 3554T and NCPPB 2562 were sourced from the DDBJ database. The results reveal distinct clades among the studied strains.

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Phylogenetic Analysis of Rhizobium vitis Strains via Neighbor-Joining Method

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  1. 100 66 59 Clade B 71 100 97 92 Figure S1. Phylogenetic analysis of Rhizobium vitis strains based on the neighbor-joining (NJ) method using the concatenated sequence data of pyrG, recA, and rpoD. Bootstrap values >50% from 1000 samplings are indicated. Bar represents a phylogenetic distance of 1%. Data for the pyrG, recA and rpoD sequences of NCPPB 3554T and NCPPB2562 were downloaded from the DDBJ database. 100 99 Clade A 100 94 63 Clade E 100 Clade G Clade D 58 97 99 Clade F 97 100 100 100 T 51 Clade C 0.01 100 59 77

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