Table 4 Distribution of predominant BBDG in the different extreme environments
From: Diversity and phylogenetic profiling of niche-specific Bacilli from extreme environments of India
S. No | Species | Extreme environmentsa | No of isolates |
|---|---|---|---|
1. | Bacillus aryabhattai | MB, SW, BC, BO, AN | 5 |
2. | Bacillus cereus | LL, LC, RP, VH, MB, JR, KG, BK, SW, BC, BO, CL, AN, KK | 14 |
3. | Bacillus endophyticus | SL, JR, KG, AN | 4 |
4. | Bacillus firmus | LL, LC, SL, JR, BK, BC, CL | 7 |
5. | Bacillus flexus | LL, MB, SL, BK, BC, CL | 6 |
6. | Bacillus licheniformis | LL, MB, KG, BK, SW, BC | 6 |
7. | Bacillus megaterium | MB, JR, KG, BK, SW, BC, BO, CL, AN, KK | 10 |
8. | Bacillus pumilus | LL, LC, MB, SL, KG, BC, CL, AN, KK | 9 |
9. | Bacillus simplex | LL, RP, MB, JR, BK, BO, CL | 7 |
10. | Bacillus sp. | LL, LC, VH, MB, SL, JR, KG, BK, SW, BC, BO, CL, AN, KK | 14 |
11. | Bacillus subtilis | LL, VH, MB, KG, SW, BO, CL | 7 |
12. | Bacillus thuringiensis | RP, JR, SW, BO, KK | 5 |
13. | Lysinibacillus sp. | LL, MB, BC, BO, AN | 5 |