The questions are:
Are there more Lytic phages or more Lysogenic phages for example in Acinetobacter baumannii or in Mycobacterium ulcerans or in other genera ?
Are there Lytic Phages or are there not Lytic Phages for all genera?
What is the frequency rate between Lytic phages (%?) and Lysogenic phages (%?) capable to growth in each of these Bacteria ?
Lytic phages> Lysogenic phages ?
or
Lysogenic phages >Lytic phages ?
or
no Lytic phages but only Lysogenic phages ?
From the book " BACTERIOPHAGES" the probable answer: "Lysogenic bacteria are very common in nature and probably constitute the principal reservoir of bacteriophages."
The success of Phage therapy depends how we are able to give these answers.