The Comamonadaceae family (which includes Variovorax ) were abundant components of isoprene‐degrading communities, including from soil from a tyre dump, soils taken from the vicinity of willow and oil palm trees, and the phyllospheres of willow and poplar trees (Carrión et al., 2020 ; Crombie et al., 2018 ; Gibson et al., 2021 ; Larke‐Mejía et al., 2019 ), indicating that Variovorax species may be significant contributors to the consumption of isoprene in these environments.
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'Omics-guided prediction of the pathway for metabolism of isoprene by Variovorax sp. WS11.
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