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Fig. 5 | Environmental Microbiome

Fig. 5

From: Correction to: Potato root-associated microbiomes adapt to combined water and nutrient limitation and have a plant genotype-specific role for plant stress mitigation

Fig. 5

Distinct functions and genes between rhizosphere metagenomes from a good (Stirling, ocher) and poor (Desirée, turquois) performing potato genotype cultivated under combined stress. A The number of significant (FDR < 0.05) differently occurring genes per best taxonomic level. B Bar sizes show the mean abundance in normalized reads of a function. Filled bars indicate a significant (FDR < 0.01) fold change between potato genotypes. Whether a function is most abundant in Actinobacteria (Ac) Beta-/ and Gammaproteobaceria (BGP) or Alphaproteobacteria (AP) is indicated in the first column for Desirée and in the second column for Stirling metagenomes. Comparing the abundance of functions within one taxonomic group revealed whether a function is significantly (FDR < 0.01) overrepresented in rhizosphere metagenomes from Desirée or Stirling. C Functional modules that are distinct between genotypes: M00121-Heme biosynthesis, M00364 C10-C20 and M0546-Purine degradation, M00866 Raetz pathway, phosphotransferase system (PTS). Each block represents a group of KEGG orthologous, for some a gene name is suggested. Colours match the taxa in (A)

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Environmental Microbiome

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