Pyralidae (Family)
Species List
25 species in Pyralidae
Acraea encedon
Acrobasis nuxvorella
Acrolepiopsis assectella
Antheraea assamensis
Corcyra cephalonica
Cossus cossus
Cydia pomonella
codling moth
Eldana saccharina
Endoclita signifer
Ephestia kuehniella
Epiphyas postvittana
Galleria mellonella
greater wax moth or honeycomb moth
Hyles euphorbiae
Manduca sexta
Carolina sphinx moth and the tobacco hawk moth and the tobacco hornworm and the goliath worm
Melitaea cinxia
Glanville Fritillary
Neotropical butterflies
Oligia apameoides
Ostrinia furnacalis
Pieris brassicae
large white,cabbage butterfly, cabbage white, cabbage moth or large cabbage white
Pieris rapae
small white, cabbage white or cabbage butterfly, small cabbage white, white butterfly
Plodia interpunctella
Indianmeal moth,Indian meal moth and Indian-meal moth,weevil moth, pantry moth, flour moth or grain moth.
Samia cynthia
Spilosoma obliqua
Thitarodes pui
Trichoplusia ni
cabbage looper
Related Symbionts
61 recordsSymbiont records associated with Pyralidae family
Classification | Host | Function | Function Tags | Reference | |
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Wolbachia
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
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when infected with Wolbachia, it exhibits cytoplasmic incompatibility between uninfected females and infected males. We found that E. kuehniella suff… |
Growth and Development
Reproductive manipulation
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Escherichia coli
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
modulate immunity-related gene expression in the infected F0 larvae, and also in their offspring, triggered immune responses in the infected host ass… |
Immune priming
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Bacillus spp.
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
Klebsiella oxytoca and Bacillus spp. produce the volatile alkyl disulfides present in the fecal pellets, which serve as kairomones to attract the par… |
Chemical biosynthesis
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Klebsiella oxytoca
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
Klebsiella oxytoca and Bacillus spp. produce the volatile alkyl disulfides present in the fecal pellets, which serve as kairomones to attract the par… |
Chemical biosynthesis
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Photorhabdus luminescens subsp. laumondii strain TTNone1
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
produces a small-molecule antibiotic (E)-1,3-dihydroxy-2-(isopropyl)-5-(2-phenylethenyl)benzene (ST) that also acts as an inhibitor of phenoloxidase … |
Chemical biosynthesis
Antimicrobials
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Botrytis cinerea
Ascomycota |
Fungi
|
influence the feeding behavior of the larvae of E. postvittana , favoring their development and survival, enhance host life-history performance of E.… |
Feeding habits
Growth and Development
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Carnobacterium
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
promote the growth of Thitarodes larvae, elevate bacterial diversity, maintain a better balance of intestinal flora, and act as a probiotic in Thitar… |
Probiotic
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Photorhabdus luminescens
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
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the bacteria are symbiotic with entomopathogenic nematodes but become pathogenic on release from the nematode into the insect blood system |
- | ||
Bacteria
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disturbances in the parental microbiota may affect the ability their offspring to cope with the stress of host plant shift |
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Metarhizium robertsii
Ascomycota |
Fungi
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mediates the saprophyte-to-insect pathogen transition through modulation of the expression of a membrane protein, Mr-OPY2. |
Pathogen interaction
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Aureobasidium
Ascomycota |
Fungi
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play important roles in helping the host larva to digest foods, adapt to extreme environments, or resist pathogens |
Digestive enzymes
Antimicrobials
|
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Phoma
Ascomycota |
Fungi
|
play important roles in helping the host larva to digest foods, adapt to extreme environments, or resist pathogens |
Digestive enzymes
Antimicrobials
|
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Spiroplasma
Mycoplasmatota |
Bacteria
|
play important roles in helping the host larva to digest foods, adapt to extreme environments, or resist pathogens |
Digestive enzymes
Antimicrobials
|
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Wolbachia
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
play important roles in helping the host larva to digest foods, adapt to extreme environments, or resist pathogens |
Digestive enzymes
Antimicrobials
|
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Bacteria
|
impacted the host immunity by down-regulating the expression of a gene involved in the response against pathogens |
Immune priming
|
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Aureobasidium
Ascomycota |
Fungi
|
producing useful enzymes, such as amylases, cellulases, lipases, proteases, xylanases, and mannanases |
Digestive enzymes
|
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Streptococcus faecalis
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
suppress bacteria ingested with food by producing bacteriocin and by releasing a lysozyme like enzyme |
Antimicrobials
|
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Bacillus pumilus
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
Bacillus pumilus strains: LB66, LB24, and TT29 presented different tannase activity |
Digestive enzymes
|
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Bacillus pumilus MGBNone5
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
Posses cellulolytic activity and antimicrobial activity against silkworm pathogens |
Digestive enzymes
Antimicrobials
|
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Bacteria
|
detoxifying processes – dehalogenation and aromatic hydrocarbons degradation |
Plant secondary metabolites
|
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Bacteria
|
trigger an immune response cascade and decrease risk of serious infection |
Immune priming
|
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Wolbachia wFur
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
manipulate the sexual development and reproduction of their insect hosts. |
Reproductive manipulation
|
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Bacillus circulans
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
producing cellulase enzyme which will outline the cellulose into glucose |
Digestive enzymes
|
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Wolbachia wCcep
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
induces reproductive incompatibility in the whitefly Bemisia tabaci |
Reproductive manipulation
|
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Sthaphylococcus warneri TP8
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
be able to hydrolyze tannic acid releasing gallic acid and glucose |
Digestive enzymes
|
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Metschnikowia
Ascomycota |
Fungi
|
provide nutritional services and accelerate host development |
Nutrient provision
Growth and Development
|
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Serratia
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
defending its host insect against various adverse conditions |
- | ||
Acinetobacter
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
play a key role in the polyethylene biodegradation process |
Plastic degradation
|
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Bacteria
|
play a key role in the polyethylene biodegradation process |
Plastic degradation
|
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Fusarium proliferatum
Ascomycota |
Fungi
|
significantly improve the host survival and development |
Growth and Development
|
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Fusarium pseudonygamai
Ascomycota |
Fungi
|
significantly improve the host survival and development |
Growth and Development
|
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Enterococcus mundtii
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
antimicrobial activity against Bacillus thuringiensis |
Antimicrobials
|
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Metschnikowia
Ascomycota |
Fungi
|
reduce adverse fungal infestations and mortality |
Antimicrobials
|
||
Enterococcus
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
affect the composition of insect gut bacteria |
- | ||
Bacteria
|
have a marked influence on larval growth rate |
Growth and Development
|
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Escherichia coli
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
mediate trans-generational immune priming |
Immune priming
|
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Burkholderia
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
detoxification and metabolic pesticides |
Pesticide metabolization
|
||
Microbacillus
Actinomycetota |
Bacteria
|
detoxification and metabolic pesticides |
Pesticide metabolization
|
||
Curtobacterium
Actinomycetota |
Bacteria
|
able to degrade alkaloids and/or latex |
Plant secondary metabolites
|
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Gordonia
Streptophyta |
Bacteria
|
able to degrade alkaloids and/or latex |
Plant secondary metabolites
|
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Nocardioides
Actinomycetota |
Bacteria
|
able to degrade alkaloids and/or latex |
Plant secondary metabolites
|
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Wolbachia
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
kill male hosts during embryogenesis |
Reproductive manipulation
|
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Bacteria
|
digest compounds abundant in foods |
Digestive enzymes
|
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Bacillus sp. YP1
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
damaged polyethylene (PE) films |
Plastic degradation
|
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Enterobacter asburiae YT1
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
damaged polyethylene (PE) films |
Plastic degradation
|
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Aspergillus flavus
Ascomycota |
Fungi
|
biodegradation of Polyethylene |
Plastic degradation
|
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Bacillus wyabhattai
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
biodegradation of Polyethylene |
Plastic degradation
|
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Enterobacter
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
biodegradation of Polyethylene |
Plastic degradation
|
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Enterococcus casseliflavus
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
able to tolerate natural latex |
Plant secondary metabolites
|
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Microbacterium oxydans
Actinomycetota |
Bacteria
|
biodegradation of Polyethylene |
Plastic degradation
|
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Staphylococcus warneri
Bacillota |
Bacteria
|
degrade polyurethanes (PUs) |
Plastic degradation
|
||
Meyerozyma guilliermondii ZJC1
Ascomycota |
Fungi
|
degrade polyethylene (PE) |
Plastic degradation
|
||
Serratia marcescens ZJC2
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
degrade polyethylene (PE) |
Plastic degradation
|
||
Bacteria
|
resistance to invasion |
Antimicrobials
|
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Aeromonas sp.
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
producing xylanase |
Digestive enzymes
|
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Acinetobacter
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
- |
- | ||
bacteria
- |
Bacteria
|
- |
- | ||
Bacteria
|
- |
- | |||
Klebsiella
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
- |
- | ||
Malassezia
Basidiomycota |
Fungi
|
- |
- | ||
Sphingomonas
Pseudomonadota |
Bacteria
|
- |
- |
Metagenome Information
0 recordsMetagenome sequencing data associated with Pyralidae family
Run | Platform | Host | Location | Date | BioProject |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
No metagenomes foundNo metagenome records associated with Pyralidae family. |
Amplicon Information
91 recordsAmplicon sequencing data associated with Pyralidae family
Run | Classification | Host | Platform | Location | Environment |
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SRR11795880
AMPLICON |
16S
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-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795859
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795860
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795861
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795862
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795863
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795864
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795865
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795866
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795867
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795868
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795869
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795870
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795871
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795872
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795873
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795874
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795875
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795876
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795877
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795878
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795879
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795858
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795881
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795882
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795883
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795884
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795885
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795886
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795887
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
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SRR11795888
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795889
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
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uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795890
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
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SRR11795891
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795892
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795893
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795894
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795895
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795896
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795897
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795898
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795899
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795900
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11795901
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11799803
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11799804
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11799805
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11799806
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR11799807
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
uncalculated
not applicable |
-
|
|
SRR21528411
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
India
11.016308 N 76.929416 E |
Insect Gut
Gut |
|
SRR21528395
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
India
11.016308 N 76.929416 E |
Insect Gut
Gut |
|
SRR21528394
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
India
11.016308 N 76.929416 E |
Insect Gut
Gut |
|
SRR13441164
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Canada
49.81 N 97.13 W |
ENVO:01000219
laboratory insect colonies |
|
SRR18964178
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964170
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964175
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964176
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964177
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964179
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964180
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964181
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964183
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964184
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964163
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964167
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964171
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964172
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964173
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964174
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964182
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964164
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964165
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964166
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964168
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR18964169
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.03 N 82.98 E |
laboratory environment [ENVO:01001405]
microbial feature [ENVO:01000007] |
|
SRR7479412
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479413
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479414
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479415
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479416
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479417
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479418
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479419
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479420
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479421
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479422
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479407
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479408
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
-
|
|
SRR7479411
AMPLICON |
16S
|
-
|
Russia
55.0372 N 82.921 E |
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