Is it possible for one bacteriophage infect two host bacteria from distant phyla?

18 May 2020 0 4K Report

I have met some evidence that Mycoplasma hyorhinis (Firmicutes, Mollicutes) bacteriophage could infect Pseudomonas syringae (gamma-proteobacteria). Those two hosts are very distant taxonomically. Is there any evidence of such wide-range infection for phages?

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