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Published in final edited form as: Microb Ecol. 2014 Jan 9;67(4):735–747. doi: 10.1007/s00248-013-0324-y

TABLE 1.

Locations and characteristics of study sites, and summary of collection data for surveys of endophytic fungi in aquatic plants in northern Arizona, USA. Asterisk denotes one natural lake (Stoneman Lake); all others are reservoirs. Latitude, longitude, and elevation indicate central sampling location among three microsites per reservoir. Minor changes between years reflect changes in shorelines due to fluctuation in water levels. Surface area data are published values ([4, 53]; marked with superscript 1), but fluctuate annually (ranges included in table). Letters used as superscripts indicate that the lake or reservoir was sampled only in 2011 (a), or that a particular host species was collected only in that year (b).

Lake or Reservoir	County	Area¹ (ha)	Elevation (m)	Latitude (2011; 2012)	Longitude (2011; 2012)	Depth (cm) (2011; 2012)	Plant species
Morton Lake^a	Coconino	4.1 – 11.4	2148	N 34° 53.577′	W 111° 17.784′	46.6	P. amphibia; E. bifoliata
Mud Lake^a	Coconino	2.8	2180	N 34° 55.530′	W 111° 21.038′	66.7	P. amphibia, S. pectinata, E. bifoliata
Stoneman Lake*^a	Coconino	48.6	2045	N 34° 46.873′	W 111° 31.227′	5.1	P. amphibia, S. pectinata, E. bifoliata, M. sibiricum
Lower Lake Mary	Coconino	0 – 303.5	2068	N 35° 06.611′; N 35° 06.713′	W 111° 34.779′ ′; W 111° 34.906′	9.2; 16.2	P. amphibia, S. pectinata, E. bifoliata^b
Willow Creek Reservoir	Yavapai	138.4	1564	N 34° 36.126′; N 34° 36.124′	W 112° 26.319′; W 112° 26.277′	42.8; 21.6	P. amphibia, S. pectinata, E. bifoliata^b
Watson Lake	Yavapai	80.9	1585	N 34° 35.125′; N 34° 35.143′	W 112° 25.374′; W 112° 25.367′	30.8; 49.3	P. amphibia, S. pectinata