Planthopper symbionts manuscript - supplementary materials

<b>Supplementary data for the manuscript "</b><b>The tiniest genomes shrink much further: extreme reductive evolution in planthopper symbionts</b><b>"</b>Complete <i>Sulcia</i> genomes (fasta format)Complete <i>Vidania</i> genomes (fasta format)Annotated <i>Sulcia</i> genomes (gff3 format)Annotated <i>Vidania</i> genomes (gff3 format)<i>Sulcia </i>protein alignments - references for <i>Sulcia</i> genome annotation <i>Vidania </i>protein alignments - references for Vidania genome annotation Supplementary Tables <b>Table</b><b> S1.</b> List of planthopper specimens used in phylogenomic comparisons, their collection details, and microbial infections reconstructed using Phyloflash.<b>Table S2.</b> The basic characteristics of 64 <i>Sulcia</i> and 68 <i>Vidania</i> genomes reconstructed from metagenomes<b>Table S3. </b><i>Sulcia</i> genome contents: the reconstructed presence of genes in <i>Sulcia</i> genomes deemed complete<b>Table S4. </b><i>Vidania </i>genome contents: the reconstructed presence of genes in <i>Vidania</i> genomes deemed complete<b>Table S5. </b>Distribution of amino acid biosynthesis genes across symbionts in different planthopper species<b>Table S6.</b> List of genes used for the reconstruction of <i>Sulcia</i> and <i>Vidania</i> phylogeny