“…Three phylogenetic lines (A, B, and C) are commonly identified in today's research, which in turn form 14 phylogenetic groups as follows: A.Br.Ames, A.Br.Australia 94, A.Br.003/004, A.Br.Vollum, A.Br.005/006, A.Br.001/002, A.Br.Western, A.Br.WNA, A.Br.008/009, A.Br.011/009, B.Br.001/002, B.Br.KrugerB, B.Br.CNEVA, and C.Br.A1055 (Timofeev et al, 2018). According to the literature, the strains isolated in the Russian Federation belong predominantly to group B.Br.001/002 of line B and groups A.Br.001/002 and A.Br.008/009 of line A, and less often to A.BrAust94 (Eremenko et al, 2018;Koteneva et al, 2019).…”