SRR11962709 - Spodoptera exigua
Basic Information
Run: SRR11962709
Assay Type: AMPLICON
Biosample: SAMN15182328
Bytes: 11067700
Center Name: SHENYANG AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY
Classification: 16S
Sequencing Information
Instrument: Illumina NovaSeq 6000
Library Layout: SINGLE
Bioproject: PRJNA638182
Geographic Information
Country: China
Continent: Asia
Location Name: China:Jinan
Latitude/Longitude: 36.15 N 117.26 E
Sample Information
Environmental Information
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SRR11962709
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Taxonomic Classification
Functional Annotation
Functional annotations are predicted using FAPROTAX (Functional Annotation of Prokaryotic Taxa). Each number indicates the count of taxa associated with that specific function.
Chemoheterotrophy
49
Chemoheterotrophy
Aerobic_Chemoheterotrophy
35
Aerobic_Chemoheterotrophy
Methanol_Oxidation
8
Methanol_Oxidation
Methylotrophy
8
Methylotrophy
Ureolysis
7
Ureolysis
Aromatic_Compound_Degradation
5
Aromatic_Compound_Degradation
Nitrogen_Fixation
4
Nitrogen_Fixation
Fermentation
4
Fermentation
Nitrate_Reduction
4
Nitrate_Reduction
Nitrate_Respiration
3
Nitrate_Respiration
Nitrogen_Respiration
3
Nitrogen_Respiration
Human_Pathogens_All
2
Human_Pathogens_All
Human_Associated
2
Human_Associated
Animal_Parasites_Or_Symbionts
2
Animal_Parasites_Or_Symbionts
Photosynthetic_Cyanobacteria
2
Photosynthetic_Cyanobacteria
Oxygenic_Photoautotrophy
2
Oxygenic_Photoautotrophy
Photoautotrophy
2
Photoautotrophy
Phototrophy
2
Phototrophy
Nitrate_Denitrification
1
Nitrate_Denitrification
Nitrite_Denitrification
1
Nitrite_Denitrification
Denitrification
1
Denitrification
Nitrite_Respiration
1
Nitrite_Respiration
Dark_Oxidation_Of_Sulfur_Compounds
1
Dark_Oxidation_Of_Sulfur_Compounds
Aromatic_Hydrocarbon_Degradation
1
Aromatic_Hydrocarbon_Degradation
Hydrocarbon_Degradation
1
Hydrocarbon_Degradation
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