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Fig. 5

From: Analysis of genome sequence and symbiotic ability of rhizobial strains isolated from seeds of common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris)

Fig. 5

Predicted prophages in rhizobial genomes. Thick lines forming the circle represent predicted prophages. Rhizobial strains harboring these prophages are indicated with different line colors: R. phaseoli strains CCGM1, CCGM2, CCGM8, CCGM9, and CIAT652 are indicated in red, orange, blue, light blue, and pink, respectively. Strains related to R. leguminosarum, CCGM4, CCGM5, CCGM6, WSM1689, and WSM2304 are indicated in dark green, light green, lime, navy blue, and lead blue, respectively. R. grahamii strains CCGM3 and CCGE502 are indicated in black and gray, respectively. Lines connecting various prophages within the circle indicate protein homology levels; red lines indicate protein homology ≥90% and gray lines indicate protein homology ≤90%). Intact prophages are indicated with asterisks. For complete data on each prophage, see Additional file 6

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