Inventory of putative glycoside hydrolases (GHs) in plant cell wall degradation in termite hindguts and other environmentsa.

aThe listed value is the population abundance weighted relative abundance (%) of GH families among the total GHs included in the table used in Allgaier et al[28].bAn improved version of assembly was used, leading to subtle differences in numbers from originally reported by Warnecke et al[6].cPercentages of GHs were directly from Allgaier et al[28].dGH gene counts were from Pope et al[29]and the percentages were renormalized by total number of GHs included in the table used in Allgaier et al[28], for comparison among these studies.ePercentages were calculated based on GH gene counts reported in Brulc et al[31].fNo pfam domain is available and the identification is performed by BLAST search.gGHs over- (**) or under-represented (*) in A. wheeleri compared to the laboratory N. corniger (after adjusting for multiple hypothesis test, with a false discovery rate P-value cutoff of 0.05), and the difference was supported by the comparison between A. wheeleri and Costa Rican Nasutitermes sp.. The comparison was based on GH abundances normalized by the total abundance of GHs listed in this table.