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. 2013 Aug 2;3(9):3112–3124. doi: 10.1002/ece3.706

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Comparison of fungal community structure between common plant species. For each pair of host plant species, a CLAM analysis (Chazdon et al. 2011) classified fungal OTUs into the following categories: fungi common on both plants (circle), fungi preferentially associated with either plant (square and diamond), and fungi that were too rare to be assigned association specificity (triangle). Results for the three most common host plants are shown (see Fig. S3 for results for other pairs of host plants). The ID numbers of fungal OTUs with significant host preference are indicated under the symbols. (A) Quercus glauca versus Quercus serrata. (B) Q. glauca versus Ilex pedunculosa. (C) Q. serrata versus I. pedunculosa.