Preservation of microbial communities enriched on lignocellulose under thermophilic and high-solid conditions

Table 10 OTUs that contribute >4 % to Bray–Curtis dissimilarity between inoculum communities (T6) and glycerol communities

Reactor	Abundance in T6 sample (%)	Abundance in glycerol sample (%)	% Contribution to dissimilarity	OTU classification^a
R20	18.47	2.43	17.06	g__Steroidobacter
R20	7.69	23.71	17.03	g__Micromonosporaceae
R20	2.69	11.05	8.89	g__Chelatococcus
R20	7.80	1.12	7.10	c__Anaerolineae
R20	0.38	6.79	6.82	g__Thermobacillus
R20	5.57	0.35	5.55	k__Bacteria
R20	5.55	0.35	5.53	g__Roseiflexales (OTU 10)
R21	6.93	22.47	18.20	g__Micromonosporaceae
R21	17.14	4.59	14.69	g__Steroidobacter
R21	1.02	9.76	10.23	g__Thermobacillus
R21	5.94	0.03	6.92	g__Roseiflexales (OTU 18)
R21	3.93	8.88	5.79	g__Chelatococcus
R21	9.06	4.45	5.39	c__Anaerolineae
R23	6.27	16.21	14.83	g__Micromonosporaceae
R23	11.02	1.94	13.54	c__Anaerolineae
R23	12.68	18.47	8.64	g__Sphingobacteriales
R23	4.72	0.97	5.59	k__Bacteria
R23	1.58	5.29	5.52	g__Phyllobacteriaceae
R23	4.17	0.79	5.04	g__Roseiflexales (OTU 10)
R23	1.44	4.65	4.79	g__Rhizobiales

^aLetter codes indicate the highest resolved taxonomy from phylogenetic binning: k kingdom, p phylum, c class, o order, f family, g genus

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