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Table S2. Association between LasR function, colony morphology, and growth with nitrate

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Table S2. Association between LasR function, colony morphology, and growth with nitratea

Phenotype

Wild type LasR (n=1996)

Inactivating mutation (n=268)

Lysis, sheen, or bothb 171 (8.6c)

190 (70.9) Neither lysis nor sheen 1825 (91.4) 78 (29.1)

NO3 growth advantaged 170 (8.5) 69 (25.7)

No NO3 growth advantage 1826 (91.5) 199 (74.3) Lysis, sheen, and NO3

growth advantagee

18 (0.9) 44 (16.4)

aIsolates for which we could not deterimine LasR functionality are not included. bColony morphology of isolates grown on LB agar as described in Ref. 3.

cData in parentheses represents the percent of isolates with specific phenotype. dGrowth advantage with nitrate (NO

3) supplementation as described in Ref. 18. eIsolates that display lysis and sheen and have increased growth with nitrate.

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