Amanote Research
Register
Sign In
Figure 4: Per Term Taxa Abundance for the Environmental Terms (A) Soil (B) Forest Soil (C) Rhizosphere and (D) Garden.
doi 10.7717/peerj.3827/fig-4
Full Text
Open PDF
Abstract
Available in
full text
Date
Unknown
Authors
Unknown
Publisher
PeerJ
Related search
Table 6: AMF Taxa Detected in Soil Samples: Bulk Soil and M. Truncatula Rhizosphere Soil.
Supplemental Information 7: Relative Abundance (%) and Taxa Information of Dominant OTUs Belonged to Plant Pathogen (A) and Their Correlations With Soil Environmental Variables (B).
Figure 2: Soil Enzyme Activities Under Nitrogen Addition in the NRL (A–B), NL (C-D) and C (E-F) Treatments.
Figure 1: Soil Microbial Biomass Under Nitrogen Addition in the NRL (A–B), NL (C–D) and C (E–F) Treatments.
Figure 3: Correlation Between the Soil pH (A, B, C, D, E, F) and the Plant Nutrient Concentration and Uptake.
Figure 4: Relative Abundance of the Dominant Phyla (A) Firmicutes, (B) Ptoteobacteria, (C) Actinobacteria, (D) Fusobacteria) in Different Wintering Periods.
Biodiversity of Soil Microbes From Rhizosphere at Wamena Biological Garden (WBiG), Jayawijaya, Papua
Biodiversitas
Animal Science
Zoology
Plant Science
Molecular Biology
Relationshipbetweenbacteriaandfunginumber in Rhizosphere and Bulk Soil.
Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture
Figure 4: Taxonomic Composition of Soil Samples on Phylum (A) and Genus Level (B).
