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Fourteen new Polynucleobacter species: P. brandtiae sp. nov., P. kasalickyi sp. nov., P. antarcticus sp. nov., P. arcticus sp. nov., P. tropicus sp. nov., P. bastaniensis sp. nov., P. corsicus sp. nov., P. finlandensis sp. nov., P. ibericus sp. nov., P. h
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Fourteen strains, all isolated from the surface of freshwater habitats, were genomically, phylogenetically and phenotypically characterized. The strains were obtained from geographically and climatically broadly scattered sites. This included two lakes in Antarctica, one arctic pond located on the Svalbard archipelago (Norway), a tropical habitat located in Uganda, some lakes in Southern Europe (Spain and France), lakes, ponds and a puddle in Central Europe (Austria, Czech Republic and Germany), and lakes in Northern Europe (Finland). Most of the investigated strains were characterized by rather small cell sizes and rather slow growth on media such as nutrient broth–soyotone–yeast extract (NSY) medium. Phylogenomic analyses indicated that all fourteen strains are affiliated with the genus
Polynucleobacter
(
Burkholderiaceae
,
Pseudomonadota
). Thirteen of the strains were found to be affiliated with subcluster PnecC of the genus. All these strains were characterized by genome sizes in the range of 1.7–2.3 Mbp and G+C values of 44.9–46.5 mol%. Furthermore, all PnecC-affiliated strains shared 16S rRNA gene sequence similarities >99 %. Only one strain characterized by a larger genome size of 2.9 Mbp and a lower G+C value of 41.0 mol% was found to be affiliated with subcluster PnecA. Whole genome sequence comparisons revealed that all 14 strains shared among each other, as well as with the type strains of the previously described 17
Polynucleobacter
species, whole-genome average nucleotide identities values <95 %. This suggested that the 14 investigated strains represent 14 different new species. We propose the establishment of 14 new
Polynucleobacter
species represented by the following type strains: UB-Domo-W1T (=DSM 103491T=CIP 111598T=JCM 32562T), VK13T (=DSM 103488T=JCM 32564T), LimPoW16T (=DSM 24085T=CIP 111098T), UK-Long2-W17T (=DSM 103489T=CIP 111328T=JCM 32563T), UK-Pondora-W15T (=DSM 103423T=JCM 32939T), MWH-Mekk-B1T (=DSM 106779T=JCM 32556T), MWH-Mekk-C3T (=DSM 103415T=JCM 32557T), Ross1-W9T (=DSM 103416T=JCM 32561T), MWH-Hall10T (=DSM 107042T=JCM 32938T), AP-Basta-1000A-D1T (=DSM 107039T=JCM 32933T), AP-Melu-1000-A1T (=DSM 107036T=JCM 32935T), es-MAR-2T (=DSM 103424T=JCM 32554T), AP-Mumm-500A-B3T (=DSM 107037T=JCM 32936T), MWH-UH21BT (=DSM 23884T=LMG 29707T).
Title: Fourteen new Polynucleobacter species: P. brandtiae sp. nov., P. kasalickyi sp. nov., P. antarcticus sp. nov., P. arcticus sp. nov., P. tropicus sp. nov., P. bastaniensis sp. nov., P. corsicus sp. nov., P. finlandensis sp. nov., P. ibericus sp. nov., P. h
Description:
Fourteen strains, all isolated from the surface of freshwater habitats, were genomically, phylogenetically and phenotypically characterized.
The strains were obtained from geographically and climatically broadly scattered sites.
This included two lakes in Antarctica, one arctic pond located on the Svalbard archipelago (Norway), a tropical habitat located in Uganda, some lakes in Southern Europe (Spain and France), lakes, ponds and a puddle in Central Europe (Austria, Czech Republic and Germany), and lakes in Northern Europe (Finland).
Most of the investigated strains were characterized by rather small cell sizes and rather slow growth on media such as nutrient broth–soyotone–yeast extract (NSY) medium.
Phylogenomic analyses indicated that all fourteen strains are affiliated with the genus
Polynucleobacter
(
Burkholderiaceae
,
Pseudomonadota
).
Thirteen of the strains were found to be affiliated with subcluster PnecC of the genus.
All these strains were characterized by genome sizes in the range of 1.
7–2.
3 Mbp and G+C values of 44.
9–46.
5 mol%.
Furthermore, all PnecC-affiliated strains shared 16S rRNA gene sequence similarities >99 %.
Only one strain characterized by a larger genome size of 2.
9 Mbp and a lower G+C value of 41.
0 mol% was found to be affiliated with subcluster PnecA.
Whole genome sequence comparisons revealed that all 14 strains shared among each other, as well as with the type strains of the previously described 17
Polynucleobacter
species, whole-genome average nucleotide identities values <95 %.
This suggested that the 14 investigated strains represent 14 different new species.
We propose the establishment of 14 new
Polynucleobacter
species represented by the following type strains: UB-Domo-W1T (=DSM 103491T=CIP 111598T=JCM 32562T), VK13T (=DSM 103488T=JCM 32564T), LimPoW16T (=DSM 24085T=CIP 111098T), UK-Long2-W17T (=DSM 103489T=CIP 111328T=JCM 32563T), UK-Pondora-W15T (=DSM 103423T=JCM 32939T), MWH-Mekk-B1T (=DSM 106779T=JCM 32556T), MWH-Mekk-C3T (=DSM 103415T=JCM 32557T), Ross1-W9T (=DSM 103416T=JCM 32561T), MWH-Hall10T (=DSM 107042T=JCM 32938T), AP-Basta-1000A-D1T (=DSM 107039T=JCM 32933T), AP-Melu-1000-A1T (=DSM 107036T=JCM 32935T), es-MAR-2T (=DSM 103424T=JCM 32554T), AP-Mumm-500A-B3T (=DSM 107037T=JCM 32936T), MWH-UH21BT (=DSM 23884T=LMG 29707T).
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