Large numbers of new bacterial taxa found by Yunnan Institute of Microbiology

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Extreme environments, primeval forest, sea sediments and plants in China yielded members of a new suborder, Jiangellineae, a new family Sinobacteraceae, and 23 new genera of actinomycetes and other bacteria. Three suggestions were made for further discoveries of new actinomycetes. First, natural habitats such as old growth forests, and extreme environments, should be given sampling priority; second, culturing procedures need to be constantly improved to mimic natural habitats; third, less than 98.5% similarity of 16S rRNA sequence to that of a known species could be used as an indicator of a new species. © 2011 The Author(s).

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Jiang, Y., Cao, Y. R., Zhao, L. X., Tang, S. K., Wang, Y., Li, W. J., … Xu, L. H. (2011). Large numbers of new bacterial taxa found by Yunnan Institute of Microbiology. Chinese Science Bulletin, 56(8), 709–712. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11434-010-4341-7

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