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. 2024 Aug 2;121(32):e2303439121. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2303439121

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

Co-occurrence network of switchgrass rhizosphere metabolites and microbial ASVs exposed to five soil treatments in a greenhouse study. (A) An association network between 908 16S ASVs and 99 rhizosphere metabolites. Nodes with circle symbols represent 16S ASVs, and nodes with square symbols represent metabolites. Links between nodes are based on Spearman correlations (r > 0.710) of their relative abundances, red for positive correlation and blue for negative correlation. The network separates into five major modules, or highly connected groups of nodes, shown as the five numbered circles. Red filled squares highlight rhizosphere metabolites that act as network and module hubs, which are the nodes with dense connections to other nodes within the entire network (network hub) or a module (module hub). The six microbial ASV nodes at the center serve as connectors of different modules, or the nodes linking different modules. (B) Subnetworks of rhizosphere metabolites that formed module hubs and their neighboring microbial nodes. (C) Subnetworks of microbial nodes that serve as connectors, and their linked rhizosphere metabolite. Microbial ASVs are colored by class for Proteobacteria and by phylum for all other phyla.