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1 2 3 Genomic insights into the taxonomic status of the Bacillus cereus group Yang Liu 1, Qiliang Lai 1, Markus Göker 2, Jan P. Meier-Kolthoff 2, Meng Wang 3, Yamin Sun 3, Lei Wang 3 and Zongze Shao 1* 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 State Key Laboratory Breeding Base of Marine Genetic Resources; Key Laboratory of Marine Genetic Resources, Third Institute of Oceanography, SOA; South China Sea Bio-Resource Exploitation and Utilization Collaborative Innovation Centre; Fujian Collaborative Innovation Center for Exploitation and Utilization of Marine Biological Resources; Key Laboratory of Marine Genetic Resources of Fujian Province, Xiamen 365, China 11 12 2 Leibniz Institute DSMZ German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures GmbH, Inhoffenstraße 7B, 38124, Braunschweig, Germany 13 14 3 TEDA School of Biological Sciences and Biotechnology Nankai University, Tianjin, China 15 16 *Corresponding author: Zongze Shao. Tel: +86-592-2195390. Fax: +86-592-2085376. 17 E-mail: shaozz@163.com 18 19 co-first author 1

Contents Supplementary Figures... 3 Figure S1 Whole-genome phylogeny of 224 bacteria of the B. cereus group inferred using the latest GBDP version and rooted with Bacillus subtilis ATCC 6051 T... 4 Figure S2 Phylogenetic tree inferred from 7 copies of the 16S rrna gene of 202 bacteria of the B. cereus group... 14 Figure S3 nmlsa-based phylogenetic tree of 224 bacteria of the B. cereus group using 20 housekeeping genes... 16 Figure S4 Phylogenetic tree inferred from the ccpa gene of 224 bacteria of the B. cereus group... 18 Supplementary Data Data S1 Complete list of the 225 strains used in this study with detailed annotations Data S2 Pairwise dddh values between the 224 strains of the B. cereus group Data S3 Distribution of 224 strains into 30 clusters (putative species) Data S4 The 20 housekeeping genes used for the nmlsa analysis Data S5 List of characteristic genes used as reference sequences for the local Blastn 2

Supplementary Figures Clusters (see color of leaves; colors in clockwise order; numbers are cluster IDs): single strain in cluster BCG09 BCG13 BCG15 BCG19 BCG14 BCG05 BCG17 BCG10 BCG11 BCG04 BCG12 BCG16 BCG03 BCG01 BCG02 BCG18

Figure S1 Whole-genome phylogeny of 224 bacteria of the B. cereus group inferred using the latest GBDP version and rooted with Bacillus subtilis ATCC 6051 T. Numbers above branches are greedy-with-trimming pseudo-bootstrap support values from replicates if larger than 50%. Leaves are colored according to their affiliation to clusters. The three outer circles show whether or not the (i) cry locus, (ii) pxo1(-like) plasmid and/or the (iii) pxo2(-like) plasmid is found. Type strains are printed with T. The strains with a complete genome sequence are marked by an asterisk (*). The tree was inferred using FastME and visualized using itol. The leaf labels are strain names according to the NCBI database. Please note that the species names B. gaemokensis, B. manliponensis and B. bingmayongensis are effectively but not yet validly published. 4

Clusters (see color of leaves; numbers are cluster IDs): single strain in cluster BCG15 BCG05 BCG11 BCG16 BCG02 BCG09 BCG19 BCG17 BCG04 BCG03 BCG18 BCG13 BCG14 BCG10 BCG12 BCG01

Figure S2 Phylogenetic tree inferred from 7 copies of the 16S rrna gene of 202 bacteria of the B. cereus group. A total of 7 copies of the 16S rrna gene were complete from site 352 to site 1051 in the complete 16S rrna gene, and used to construct the tree. B. subtilis ATCC 6051 T (BSU6051_0082022) was used as the outgroup. The 16S rrna genes extracted from type strains are marked by the asterisk symbol (*) and printed in bold font. See the main text for more descriptions. 14

BCG09 BCG13 BCG15 BCG19 BCG14 BCG05 BCG17 BCG10 BCG11 BCG04 BCG12 BCG16 BCG03 BCG01 BCG02 BCG18

Figure S3 nmlsa-based phylogenetic tree of 224 bacteria of the B. cereus group using 20 housekeeping genes. Numbers on branches are bootstrap support values from 1,000 replicates given in percent. Branches are scaled in terms of the expected number of substitutions per site. Leaves are colored according to their affiliation to clusters (compare Figure 1). The three outer circles show whether or not the (i) cry locus, (ii) pxo1(-like) plasmid and/or the (iii) pxo2(-like) plasmid are found. Type strains are printed in bold font and marked by an asterisk (*). Bacillus subtilis ATCC 6051 T (CP003329) was used as the outgroup. 16

0.01 B. subtilis BCG01-11 BCG01-29 BCG01-09* BCG01-07 BCG01-05 BCG01-03 BCG01-01 BCG01-02 BCG01-04 BCG01-06 BCG01-08 BCG01-10 BCG01-12 BCG01-13 BCG01-14 BCG01-15 BCG01-16 BCG01-17 BCG01-18 BCG01-19 BCG01-20 BCG01-21 BCG01-22 BCG01-23 BCG01-24 BCG01-25 BCG01-26 BCG01-27 BCG01-28 BCG01-40 BCG01-30 BCG01-37 BCG10-03 BCG01-43 BCG01-48 BCG01-47 BCG01-42 BCG01-46 BC -3 BCG01-45 BCG01-32 BCG01-33 BCG01-44 BCG01-36 BCG01-41 BCG01-34 BCG01-31 BCG01-49 BCG01-39 BCG01-38 BCG14-01 BCG14-03 BCG14-02 BCG10-01 BCG10-02 BCG20-01 BCG12-10 BCG12-15 BCG12-09 BCG12-08 BCG12-11 BCG12-13 BCG12-16 BCG12-01 BCG12-02 BCG12-03 BCG12-04 BCG12-05 BCG12-06 BCG12-07 BCG12-12 BCG12-14 BCG18-01 BCG18-02 BCG18-03 BCG30-01 BCG28-01 BCG22-01 BCG13-01 BCG13-02 BCG04-14 BCG04-15 BCG04-13 BCG04-12 BCG04-11* BCG04-10 BCG04-09 BCG04-01 BCG04-03 BCG04-08 BCG04-02 BCG04-04 BCG04-05 BCG04-06 BCG04-07 BCG17-11 BCG17-12 BCG17-13 BCG17-10 BCG17-05 BCG17-03 BCG17-01 BCG17-02 BCG17-04 BCG17-06 BCG17-07 BCG17-08 BCG17-09 BCG17-14 BCG03-07 BCG03-09 BCG03-30 BCG03-34 BCG03-19 BCG03-06 BCG03-29 BCG03-31 BCG03-20 BCG03-35 BCG03-36 BCG03-26 BCG03-43 BCG03-37 BCG03-32 BCG03-28 BCG03-23 BCG03-13 BCG03-12 BCG03-05* BCG03-03 BCG03-27 BCG03-40 BCG03-22 BCG03-01 BCG03-02 BCG03-21 BCG03-15 BCG03-04 BCG03-25 BCG03-10 BCG03-11 BCG03-33 BCG03-08 BCG03-14 BCG03-16 BCG03-17 BCG03-18 BCG03-24 BCG03-38 BCG03-39 BCG03-41 BCG03-42 BCG19-01 BCG19-02 BCG26-01 BCG09-15 BCG09-12 BCG09-04 BCG09-05 BCG09-06 BCG09-07 BCG09-08 BCG09-09 BCG09-10 BCG09-14 BCG09-18 BCG09-13 BCG09-19 BCG09-02 BCG09-03 BCG09-11 BCG09-16 BCG09-17 BCG09-01* BCG11-05 BCG11-01 BCG11-02 BCG11-03 BCG11-04 BCG11-06 BCG21-01 BCG16-01 BCG16-02 BCG29-01 BCG16-03 BCG16-04 BCG16-05 BCG24-01 BCG02-10 BCG02-09 BCG02-21* BCG02-04 BCG02-02 BCG02-01 BCG02-03 BCG02-05 BCG02-06 BCG02-07 BCG02-08 BCG02-12 BCG02-13 BCG02-15 BCG02-16 BCG02-20* BCG02-11 BCG02-22 BCG02-17 BCG02-14 BCG02-18 BCG02-19 BCG06-01* BCG27-01 BCG23-01* BCG15-02 BCG15-03 BCG15-01 BCG05-03* BCG05-05 BCG05-04 BCG05-01 BCG05-02 BCG08-01* BCG25-01 BCG07-01* 62 74 95 68 66 64 93 85 77 84 69 96 65 62 99 66 67 74 99 86 92 89 85 98 64 65 61 63 66 65 97 74 76 65 76 60 64 76 87 83 63 64 97 72 99 62 62 79 92 80 74 79 75 Clusters (see color of leaves; colors in single strain BCG15 BCG05 BCG16 BCG02 BCG11 BCG09 BCG19 BCG14 BCG12 BCG10 BCG01 BCG18 BCG13 BCG03 BCG17 BCG04 in cluster clockwise order; numbers are cluster IDs): Legend of three outer circles: Cry protein (inner circle) missing endotoxin pxo1 plasmid (middle circle) pxo1-like (rep-x) missing pxo1 pxo2 plasmid (outer circle) pxo2-like (rep-r) missing pxo2

Figure S4 Phylogenetic trees inferred from the ccpa gene of 224 bacteria of the B. cereus group. Numbers on branches are bootstrap support values from 1,000 replicates given in percent. Branches are scaled in terms of the expected number of substitutions per site. Leaves are colored according to their affiliation to clusters (compare Figure 1). The three outer circles show whether or not the (i) cry locus, (ii) pxo1(-like) plasmid and/or the (iii) pxo2(-like) plasmid are found. Type strains are printed in bold font and marked by an asterisk (*). Bacillus subtilis ATCC 6051 T (CP003329) was used as the outgroup. 18