Additional file 1: Figure S2. of Characterizing endophytic competence and plant growth promotion of bacterial endophytes inhabiting the seed endosphere of Rice

a Photograph of BOX PCR genomic fingerprints of rice seed endophytes resolved on an ethidium bromide stained agarose gel. 01, 14, 30, 31, 46 and 55: DNA ladder, 02–13: Flavobacterium sp. (IC27–01, IC31–02, IC31–03, IC32–07, IR29–16, IR29–17, FL478–19, FL478–21, IC27–25, IC31–28, IC32–33IC37–35,), 15–18: Pantoea sp. (IR29–13, IR29–15, FL478–22, IC31–29), 18–23: Kosakonia sp. (IC32–10, IC32–12, IC27–24, IC32–32, IC32–46), 24–26: Paenibacillus sp. (FL478–18, IC32–31, IC32–42), 27–29: Pseudomonas sp. (IC32–08, IC31–04, IC32–09), 32–39: Xanthomonas sp. (IC31–05, IC32–11, IR29–14, FL478–20, IC31–27, IC32–30,IC31–44, IR29–49), 40: Enterobacter sp. 34, 41: Herbaspririllum sp. 34, 42: Rhizobium sp. 47, 43: Sphingomonas sp. 26, 44: Bacillus sp. 43, 45: Curtobacterium sp. 37, 47–54: Microbacterium sp. (IC37–36, FL478–23, IC37–38,IC37–39, IC37–40, IC37–41, IC31–45, IR29–48). b Cluster analysis of BOX PCR genomic fingerprints of 49 endophytic bacteria isolated from the seed endosphere of indica rice cultivars. The dendrogram was constructed using SPSS Statistics Version 20 using heirarchichal cluster analysis. (ZIP 210 kb)