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Leveraging the subgenus category to address genus over-splitting exemplified with <i>Prescottella</i> and other recently proposed <i>Mycobacteriales</i> genera

2025-04-27

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Three related circumstances are compromising the stability of prokaryotic taxonomy and nomenclature, with a significant impact in the field of pathogenic microorganisms: (i) the growing trend of subdividing existing genera by arbitrary phylogenomics-based demarcations, creating an increasing number of new genera; (ii) the priority of databases towards the last validly published names; and (iii)...

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457cda31-202c-51e0-8db0-d20d69784bdb
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10.1101/2025.04.27.650868
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