Classification (Family) | Isolation source* | AN of the closest relative according to consensus of 9 data bases and BLAST servers** (T = Type strain) | Reported sources based on the closest relative and GenBank searching | Name of the closest relative according to consensus of 9 data bases and BLAST servers | The highest similarity score % | Genbank AN |
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Micrococcocaceae | 8 | [EzTaxon-e: AJ609630] | cheese; rhizosphere of wheat, tomato; endophyte of wheat, rice; air; soil; rabbit stool; mushroom compost; subsurface water from the China Sea | Arthrobacter bergerei | 98.30% | [KF254744] |
 | 6 | [EzTaxon-e: FQ311875] |  | Arthrobacter arilaitensis | 99.22% | [KF254745] |
 | 3 | [EzTaxon-e: X80739] | rhizosphere of wheat, tobacco; soil; air; lake; cold desert; dust; vermicompost; as plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) | Arthrobacter nicotianae | 99.22% | [KF254746] |
Microbacteriaceae | 2 | [EzTaxon-e: HQ219727] (T) | deep-sea sediment | Microbacterium sediminis | 98.39% | [KF254679] |
 | 2 | [EzTaxon-e: X77442] | vermicompost; endophyte of tobacco; air, plant roots | Microbacterium imperiale | 99.93% | [KF254682] |
 | 2 | [Greengenes: EU714342] | human clinical specimens; bovine rumen; raw milk; industrial effluent, rhizoplane of wheat, eucalyptus | Microbacterium paraoxydans | 100% | [KF254680-81,683-729] |
Streptomycetaceae | 2 | [EzTaxon-e: AB184327] (T) | rhizosphere of sugar beet, wheat, corn, soybean; soil | Streptomyces roseofulvus | 100% | [KF254735] |
Flavobacteriaceae | 3,4 | [EzTaxon-e: CM001437] | habitat-specific organisms; wet environments; bats; vermicompost; coastal water | Myroides odoratus | 99.50% | [KF254739-43] |
 | 3 | [Greengenes: FM162560] | soil; polluted sediment; clinical samples | Wautersiella falsenii | 99.67% | [KF254733] |
Bacillaceae | 2 | [EzTaxon-e: AM747813] (T) | arid soil; rhizosphere of elymus, carrot, maize, saffron, tea; endophyte of soybean | Brevibacterium frigoritolerans | 100% | [KF254755] |
 | 2 | [EzTaxon-e: AF295302] | endophyte of cotton, wheat; PGPR; salt lake; sediment; soil; coast; desert; root of glycine max, grapevine; Bemisia tabaci honeydew | Bacillus endophyticus | 99.65% | [KF254667] |
 | 1,2 | [EzTaxon-e: AB021185] | maize; seaweed, coral; mine; freshwater pond; fish gut; poultry waste; vermicompost | Bacillus flexus | 100% | [KF254668-69] |
 | 2 | [Greengenes: EF032672] | PGPR; saltmarsh sediment; Marine black sponge | Bacillus firmus | 100% | [KF254670] |
 | 2 | [EzTaxon-e: AY724690] (T) | milk powder; soil; hot spring water; as probiotic bacterium in aquaculture | Bacillus circulans | 100% | [KF254671-72] |
 | 2,6,9 | [Greengenes: FJ549019] | slaughterhouse waste; extremophile; a PGPR with antibacterial and antifungal activity; oil; soil; roots; milk powder | Bacillus pumilus | 99.74% | [KF254673-76] |
 | 1 | [EzTaxon-e: AJ831842] (T) | upper atmosphere; spring soil; rhizosphere of wheat,rice, nut, tobacco | Bacillus altitudinis | 100% | [KF254585] |
 | 2,3,8 | [Greengenes: GU568185] | larvicidal activity against culicidae; biocontrol activity against plant pathogens; great industrial application for production of enzymes, antibiotics, fermented foods and vitamins; Human, veterinary and aquaculture; probiotic; fermented soybean; Dioscorea zingiberensis; soil; hami-melon juice, slaughterhouse soil | Bacillus amyloliquefaciens | 100% | [KF254566,71,77, JX661713] |
 | 2,6,7,9 | [leBIBI: AB325584] (T) |  | Bacillus subtilis subsp spizizenii | 100% | [KF254562,64,65,67,69] |
 | 11 | [NCBI,16S: NR_027552] (T) |  | Bacillus subtilis subsp subtilis | 99% | [KF254580] |
 | 8,9,11 | [Greengenes: HM210636] |  | Bacillus subtilis | 99.77% | [KF254563,68,70,82] |
 | 2 | [NCBI,NC: HE993550] |  | Bacillus licheniformis | 100% | [KF254572] |
 | 1,2 | [NCBI,16S: NR_024696] (T) |  | Bacillus vallismortis | 100% | [KF254573,74] |
 | 2,12 | [Greengenes: FJ907189] |  | Bacillus mojavensis | 100% | [KF254575,79,81] |
 | 3 | [NCBI,NC: JQ917920] |  | Bacillus atrophaeus | 100% | [KF254576] |
 | 3 | [NCBI,NC: AB681416] (T) |  | Bacillus sonorensis | 99% | [KF254578] |
 | 2 | [NCBI,NC: JX290089] | insect to human pathogens | Bacillus cereus group | 100% | [KF254677-78] |
 | 6 | [NCBI,16S: NR_042072] (T) | soil; sediment; sspoiled coconut; vermicompost; gut of estuarine fish | Lysinibacillus fusiformis | 99% | [KF254734] |
 | 2 | [EzTaxon-e: FJ386524] | salt lake; a moderately halophilic bacterium | Terribacillus aidingensis | 100% | [KF254730-31] |
XII. Incertae Sedis | 2 | [Greengenes: AJ846291] | psychrophilie and alkaliphile; water; Anopheles stephensi | Exiguobacterium indicum | 99.86% | [KF254737] |
Paenibacillaceae | 3 | [Greengenes: AY359885] | blood culture, Phlebotomus papatasi; Apis melifera | Paenibacillus dendritiformis | 98.34% | [KF254756] |
 | 12 | [EzTaxon-e: EU014873] (T) | sugar cane | Saccharibacillus sacchari | 97% | [KF254732] |
Planococcaceae | 9 | [NCBI,NC: HM854242] | endophyte of Populus euphractica | Planomicrobium okeanokoites | 99% | [KF254583] |
 | 2 | [leBIBI: EU036220] (T) | glacier | Planomicrobium glaciei | 99.86% | [KF254584] |
 | 10 | [NCBI,NC: JX290556] | soy sauce | Sporosarcina luteola | 99% | [KF254736] |
Staphylococcaceae | 3 | [Greengenes: DQ361017] | commensal of the skin of humans and animals; meat fermentator, animal opportunistic infections, Musca domestica, Calliphora spp | Staphylococcus xylosus | 100% | [JX661717] |
 | 1,2,10,12 | [NCBI,NC: CP003194] | skin and respiratory tract of human, Phlebotomus argentipes | Staphylococcus aureus | 100% | [KF254613,20, 26,34,38-57] |
 | 6 | [Greengenes: HM113469] | human urinary tract infections, Phlebotomus papatasi, Phlebotomus argentipes, Musca domestica | Staphylococcus saprophyticus | 100% | [KF254614-16,22] |
 | 2,4,8 | [DDBJ: L37605] | animal and human skin/mucous; nosocomial pathogen associated with infections of implanted medical device | Staphylococcus epidermidis | 100% | [KF254617,19,23,25,30,32,35,37] |
 | 3 | [EzTaxon-e: AJ421446] | human; farm animals; pets; wild animals; food products of animal origin | Staphylococcus sciuri | 100% | [KF254618,28] |
 | 2,6,8 | [EzTaxon-e: AF004220] | cheese; sausages; skin of healthy wild animals; human clinical specimens; Dominican amber | Staphylococcus succinus | 99.93% | [KF254621, 24, 29] |
 | 2 | [Greengenes: L37601] | commensal on human and animal skin; human pathogens in immunocompromised patients | Staphylococcus hominis | 99.86% | [KF254627] |
 | 2 | [EzTaxon-e: L37603] | commensal on human and animal skin; human pathogens in immunocompromised patients | Staphylococcus warneri | 100% | [KF254631] |
 | 2 | [EzTaxon-e: EU888120] | viscera of common voles | Staphylococcus microti | 100% | [KF254633] |
Enterococcaceae | 4,6,7,8,9,10,11 | [Greengenes: FJ378679] | gastrointestinal tract colonizers with lifestyles ranging from intestinal symbiont to environmental persister to multidrug-resistant nosocomial pathogen | Enterococcus faecium | 100% | [KF254533,34,36-41,43-50,56,57,60,61, JX661714] |
 | 1,3 | [Greengenes: FJ607291] |  | Enterococcus faecalis | 99.86% | [KF254542,51,54,55] |
 | 2,3 | [Greengenes: FJ915740] |  | Enterococcus gallinarum | 99.93% | [KF254535,52,53,59] |
 | 4 | [NCBI,NC: AB680105] |  | Enterococcus casseliflavus | 100% | [KF254558] |
Brucellaceae | 10 | [EMBLE: FJ950543] | soil; oxytetracycline production wastewater | Ochrobactrum grignonense | 99% | [KF254738] |
Alcaligenaceae | 2 | [NCBI,NC: JN575638] | environment; pet birds; human opportunistic infections | Alcaligenes faecalis | 99% | [KF254754] |
Enterobacteriaceae | 3 | [EzTaxon-e: AJ233408] | soil, water; sewages; mammals; birds; reptiles; amphibians; biodegradator of tannic acid | Citrobacter freundii | 99.93% | [KF254749] |
 | 2 | [RDP: AF025369] | human clinical samples and food | Citrobacter murliniae | 99.13% | [KF254750-52] |
 | 2,3 | [Greengenes: FJ463820] | gut of humans and other warm-blooded animals | Escherichia coli | 99.72% | [KF254747, 48] |
 | 2,3,5 | [Greengenes: HM362787] | terrestrial and aquatic environments; as normal flora of plants; insects; humans | Enterobacter ludwigii | 99.02% | [KF254586, 590,593,596,600,753] |
 | 3,6,10,11 | [Greengenes: HM058581] |  | Enterobacter hormaechei | 99.79% | [KF254587,88,94,97, JX661718] |
 | 3,6 | [Greengenes: GU549440] |  | Enterobacter cloacae | 100% | [KF254589,91,95] |
 | 3 | [Greengenes: AY335554] |  | Enterobacter aerogenes | 100% | [KF254592,601] |
 | 3 | [NCBI,NC: JQ795788] |  | Enterobacter asburiae | 100% | [KF254598] |
 | 6 | [EzTaxon-e: Z96078] |  | Enterobacter cancerogenus | 99.15% | [KF254599] |
 | 1 | [NCBI,NC: Z96079] (T) | soil; candidate for 2,3-butanediol production; pathogen of maize and mulberry; endophyte of Populus euphratica; indigenous bacterium of zebrafish gut; PGPR of Tripterygium wilfordii’s; rhizosphere of symptomatic and asymptomatic plants of maize for Fusarium verticillioides; moderately halophilic bacterium from marine sediment; rhizosphere of rice and soybean; hutti gold mine water | E. cloacae dissolvens | 99.93% | [KF254602] |
 | 3,4,5 | [NCBI,16S: NR_041749] (T) | a zoonose agent; nosocomial infections | Klebsiella oxytoca | 100% | [KF254664-66] |
 | 2 | [EMBLE: AP012032] | PGRP of potato and pepper; epiphyte and entophyte of plants, is capable of infecting humans; occurs in diverse ecological niches | Pantoea ananatis | 100% | [KF254658-61] |
 | 2 | [NCBI,NC: JF799896] | part of the normal flora of the human gastrointestinal tract; when entering, causes urinary tract infections and the formation of stones; interkingdom swarming signals attract blow flies; melanoidin and heavy metals degrading bacterium; urine; fishmeal sample | Proteus mirabilis | 100% | [KF254662,63] |
Moraxellaceae | 2,3 | [DDBJ: JN644621] | soil, water; wastewater; as nosocomial pathogen; Effluent of treatment plant laden with hydrocarbons; PGPR; Mushroom compost | Acinetobacter calcoaceticus | 100% | [KF254603-4,607,609,611] |
 | 2 | [EzTaxon-e: ACQB01000091] | Acinetobacter baumannii | 100% | [KF254608,10] | |
 | 3 | [NCBI,16S: NR_044454] (T) | soil; raw milk; wastewater; nosocomial pathogen; midgut of culex quinquefasciatus, mealybug; of ficus deltoidea Jack | Acinetobacter soli | 100% | [KF254605,606,612] |
Pseudomonadaceae | 1,2 | [EzTaxon-e: Z76651] (T) | human clinical speciments; rhizosphere of Nicotiana glauca; endophyte of black pepper; soil; coastline | Pseudomonas aeruginosa | 99.93% | [KF254520-25,27-32, JX661716] |
 | 8 | [EzTaxon-e: GQ161991] (T) | soil | Pseudomonas bauzanensis | 99.72% | [KF254526] |
Xanthomonadaceae | 2,9 | [EMBLE: GQ360071] | rhizosphere of common bean, Nicotiana glauca; human sputum | Stenotrophomonas maltophilia | 99.72% | [KF254498,502,506,510,512,514-519] |
 | 1,2,9 | [EzTaxon-e: AB021404] | PGPR; endophtic bacteria of invasive and stress resistant plants; chironomid egg masses; rhizosphere of rice, tobacco, maize; cow manure; endosymbionts of cotton leaf hopper and aphids; shrimp Penaeus merguiensis | Pseudomonas geniculata | 100% | [KF254489-97,499-501,503-505,507-509,511,513, JX661715] |