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. 2014 May 6;9(5):e96363. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0096363

Table 3. List of fungal OTU pairs that displayed segregated or aggregated patterns when the seedling samples of the two Quercus species were analyzed simultaneously (Test 2).

Pair of OTUs C or T score P FDR§
IDs (Taxonomic information)
Segregation (C score analysis)
757 (class: Leotiomycetes) 167 (genus: Cenococcum)* 0.698 0.0014 0.359
Aggregation (T score analysis)
193 (genus: Russula)* 115 (phylum: Ascomycota) 0.131 0.0000 0.003
199 (phylum: Ascomycota) 1845 (order: Helotiales) 0.101 0.0004 0.032
331 (family: Herpotrichiellaceae) 205 (genus: Lactarius)* 0.072 0.0004 0.032
375 (subkingdom: Dikarya) 203 (class: Leotiomycetes) 0.054 0.0014 0.084
115 (phylum: Ascomycota) 1135 (genus: Russula)* 0.052 0.0021 0.104
331 (family: Herpotrichiellaceae) 1089 (species: Lactarius quietus)* 0.054 0.0043 0.180

Legend: The significance of C or T scores was examined based on a randomization test for each pair of fungal OTUs (100,000 permutations).

For each fungal OTU, taxonomic information based on the QCauto method is shown. Asterisks indicate possibly ectomycorrhizal OTUs.

§

Adjusted P values (FDR control).