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. 2017 Apr 14;12(4):e0175720. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0175720

Table 1. Community richness and diversity indices of bacteria associated with Pinus armandii roots and surrounding soils with or without Tuber indicum partner.

Sample name Observed species shannon simpson chao1 ACE Goods coverage PD whole tree
ECM.S 1353.33±172.79a 7.48±0.25b 0.98±0.00b 1494.50±183.64a 1523.40±189.14a 0.99±0.00a 90.39±4.79ab
CK.S 2084.67±374.68a 8.97±0.25a 0.99±0.00a 2339.51±492.21a 2360.18±501.44a 0.99±0.00a 129.53±16.79a
ECM 1514.67±425.14a 7.38±0.21bc 0.98±0.00b 1693.01±452.52a 1729.36±483.90a 0.99±0.00a 102.86±17.92ab
CK 1184.00±111.14a 6.50±0.30c 0.95±0.00c 1314.53±463.51a 1329.81±122.19a 0.99±0.00a 88.37±12.91b

ECM and ECM.S, ectomycorrhizae (Pinus armandii mycorrhized with Tuber indicum) and ectomycorrhizosphere soil. CK and CK.S, roots and soils from cultivated P. armandii without T. indicum partner. Each value is the mean of 3 replicates (±SD). Values followed by different lowercase letters indicate significant differences (P < 0.05) between samples in a line.