RISB0858 - Burkholderiales

Symbiont Classification

Classification

Bacteria

Phylum

Pseudomonadota

Order

Burkholderiales

Genus

-

Host Classification

Order

-

Family

-

Subfamily

-

Species

Cephalotes

Function

Burkholderiales enriches the nutrient composition of Cephalotes by recycling nitrogen-rich metabolic waste to increase amino acid production (nitrogen fixation, amino acid provision).

Nitrogen Fixation Amino Acid Provision

Localization

No localization information available

Transmission Mode

No transmission mode information available

Geographic Information

Country

USA

Collection Location

the Florida Keys, USA

Supporting Reference

Gut bacteria are essential for normal cuticle development in herbivorous turtle ants

Duplais, C; Sarou-Kanian, V; Massiot, D ... Giraudeau, P; Moreau, CS

Journal: NATURE COMMUNICATIONS
DOI:
10.1038/s41467-021-21065-y (2021)

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Related Accession Numbers
Bioproject
PRJNA683914

Related Publications

2 records

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Title Host Symbiont Authors Journal Year
Saccharedens versatilis gen. nov., sp. nov., a sugar-degrading member of the Burkholderiales isolated from Cephalotes rohweri ant guts
Cephalotes rohweri
Saccharedens versatilis
Lin, JY; Hobson, WJ; Wertz, JT
International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology
2017
Correlates of gut community composition across an ant species (Cephalotes varians) elucidate causes and consequences of symbiotic variability
Cephalotes varians
gut bacteria and fungi
Hu, Y; Lukasik, P; Moreau, CS; Russell, JA
MOLECULAR ECOLOGY
2014
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