JCM Catalogue

Paraburkholderia phenazinium (Bell and Turner 1973) Sawana et al. 2015

Taxonomy in NCBI database: Bacteria; Pseudomonadota; Betaproteobacteria; Burkholderiales; Burkholderiaceae.

10564^T <-- LMG 2247 <-- NCIB 11027 <-- J. Turner A1.
Accessioned in 1999.
=ATCC 33666 =BCRC 17398 =CCUG 20836 =CCUG 46044 =CFBP 4793 =CIP 106502 =DSM 10684 =LMG 2247 =NCIMB 11027.
Burkholderia phenazinium.
Pseudomonas phenazinium.
Type strain [596,4580,10626,10641].
Medium: 22; Temperature: 28°C; Rehydration fluid: 663.

Source: Soil.
Biochemistry/Physiology: [3743].
Numerical taxonomy: [3743].
Phylogeny: 16S rRNA gene (U96936, AB021394) [4580,5869].
Other taxonomic data: rRNA-DNA relatedness [3743].
Taxonomy: [4580,10626].
Genome sequence: FNCJ000000000.
NCBI Assembly ID: GCA_900100735 (GenBank), GCF_900100735 (RefSeq).
BacDive ID: 1937.
NCBI Taxonomy ID: 60549.

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Biosafety level		1
Terms and conditions		Not applicable
Export control ⁽¹⁾		No
Distribution control in Japan ⁽²⁾		No
Genetically modified microorganism		No
Technical information		-
Additional information		-

(1) in complying with the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Law of Japan
(2) in complying with the Plant Protection Law of Japan

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