The Occurrence of Putative Nitric Oxide Dismutase (Nod) in an Alpine Wetland with a New Dominant Subcluster and the Potential Ability for a Methane Sink

<div>Phylogenetic tree of putative Nod obtained in this study with selected qNor, cNor, and Nod sequences. The accession numbers of the reference sequences and representative <i>nod</i> sequences obtained in this study are shown in parentheses. The Nod sequences obtained in this study are shown in green. The relative abundance of the four clusters obtained in this study are shown in parentheses after the names of the clusters.</div>

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Figure 3: The Occurrence of Putative Nitric Oxide Dismutase (Nod) in an Alpine Wetland with a New Dominant Subcluster and the Potential Ability for a Methane Sink 

Figure 3 | The Occurrence of Putative Nitric Oxide Dismutase (Nod) in an Alpine Wetland with a New Dominant Subcluster and the Potential Ability for a Methane Sink 