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Research Paper

Fungicides alter the distribution and diversity of bacterial and fungal communities in ginseng fields

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Pages 8043-8056 | Received 19 Aug 2021, Accepted 12 Sep 2021, Published online: 19 Oct 2021

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Table 1. The dosage of different fungicide and active ingredient in five treatments

Figure 1. The dominant bacterial community response of different fungicides-based phylum (a), class (b), order (c), family (d), genus (e) level. the control (c), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 1. The dominant bacterial community response of different fungicides-based phylum (a), class (b), order (c), family (d), genus (e) level. the control (c), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 2. The dominant fungal community response of different fungicides-based phylum (a), class (b), order (c), family (d), genus (e) level. the control (C), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 2. The dominant fungal community response of different fungicides-based phylum (a), class (b), order (c), family (d), genus (e) level. the control (C), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 3. The shift of dominant bacterial community under different fungicides at phylum (a), class (b), order (c), family (d), genus (e) level. the control (C), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 3. The shift of dominant bacterial community under different fungicides at phylum (a), class (b), order (c), family (d), genus (e) level. the control (C), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 4. The shift of dominant fungal community under different fungicides at phylum (a), class (b), order (c), family (d), genus (e) level. the control (C), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 4. The shift of dominant fungal community under different fungicides at phylum (a), class (b), order (c), family (d), genus (e) level. the control (C), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 5. Alpha diversity of bacterial chao1(a), observed _species (b), PD whole tree (c) and shannon (d), and fungi chao1 (e), observed _species (f), PD whole tree (g) and shannon (h). the control (C), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 5. Alpha diversity of bacterial chao1(a), observed _species (b), PD whole tree (c) and shannon (d), and fungi chao1 (e), observed _species (f), PD whole tree (g) and shannon (h). the control (C), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 6. Beta diversity based bacterial principal co-ordinates (a), nonmetric multidimensional scaling (b), principal component analysis (c), fungal principal co-ordinates (d), nonmetric multidimensional scaling (e), principal component analysis (f). The control (C), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 6. Beta diversity based bacterial principal co-ordinates (a), nonmetric multidimensional scaling (b), principal component analysis (c), fungal principal co-ordinates (d), nonmetric multidimensional scaling (e), principal component analysis (f). The control (C), carbendazim (D), dimethyl disulfide (E), dazomet (m), and calcium cyanamide (s)

Figure 7. The correlation of selected bacterial (a) and fungal (b) communities-based network analysis

Figure 7. The correlation of selected bacterial (a) and fungal (b) communities-based network analysis
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