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Table 1 Origin of Xanthomonas campestris strains and genome properties

From: Genomics and transcriptomics of Xanthomonas campestris species challenge the concept of core type III effectome

Strain

Pathovarb

Isolationb

Nb of readsc

Contigs

Pseudochromosome

Host plant

Country and year

Assembly size (bp)

Coverage

Nb contigsd

N50

Average size (bp)

Largest (bp)

Nb contigs organised

Size (bp)e

GC %

CFBP 5825R

NPa

Barbarea vulgaris

USA, 1939

PE = 10,697,622

5,053,608

696

8

2,773,827

631,701

2,773,827

7

5,053,372

65.1

MP = 13,325,195

CFBP 1606R

incanae

Matthiola incana

France, 1974

PE = 19,497,157

4,966,388

1057

9

3,800,062

551,820

3,800,062

9

4,967,188

65.2

MP = 12,873,343

CFBP 2527R

incanae

Matthiola incana

USA, 1950

PE = 18,139,985

4,925,175

1142

6

2,485,103

820,862

2,485,103

6

4,925,675

65.1

MP = 19,259,657

CFBP 5828R

raphani

Raphanus sativus

USA, nd

PE = 19,555,502

4,911,085

1029

11

1,210,840

446,462

1,728,667

10

4,911,500

65.4

MP = 10,836,933

  1. aNon-pathogenic; received as pv. barbareae
  2. bProperties of the original wild strains (rifampicin sensitive)
  3. cPE: paired end (101 bp); MP: mate pair (51 bp)
  4. dLarger than 200 bp
  5. ewith 100-bp gaps between contigs