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. 2017 Jul 11;8:1271. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2017.01271

Table 1.

Changes in phylum relative abundances with soil types and treatments, with Proteobacteria shown by Class and Actinobacteria by Order.

“Phylum” % on Harsh Soil preference % change +nutrients Statistical change +nutrients % change +precip Statistical change +precip
Euryarchaeota 68.2 Harsh −71.8 decrease −30.2
FBP 59.7 Harsh −25.9 −13.7
[Parvarchaeota] 59.0 Harsh −47.0 decrease 41.2 increase
Actinobacteria: 0319-7L14 56.9 Harsh −38.8 decrease 18.2
OD1 52.3 Harsh −18.3 68.6 increase
OP3 47.4 Harsh −27.8 28.5
Nitrospirae 45.3 Harsh 48.0 increase 20.2 increase
Actinobacteria: Acidimicrobiales 41.7 Harsh −24.8 decrease 0.8
Acidobacteria 40.0 Harsh −5.2 −3.3
Chlamydiae 39.9 Harsh 22.8 76.2 increase
Actinobacteria: Rubrobacterales 40.9 Harsh, Lush −27.5 decrease 15.5
Chlorobi 38.0 Harsh, Lush 10.4 24.5 increase
Bacteroidetes 27.6 Lush 22.3 increase −7.8
Actinobacteria: Actinomycetales 24.5 Lush 35.0 increase −19.7 decrease
Fibrobacteres 22.3 Lush 174.2 increase 22.9
Actinobacteria: Micrococcales 21.3 Lush −11.3 67.2 increase
Betaproteobacteria 25.8 Lush, Non 36.2 increase −21.4 decrease
Deltaproteobacteria 25.8 Lush, Non 18.6 increase 28.7 increase
Gammaproteobacteria 19.2 Lush, Non 60.1 increase 47.1 increase
WS3 14.9 Lush, Non 15.1 47.5 increase
Verrucomicrobia 29.2 Non −11.0 decrease −9.4 decrease
Alphaproteobacteria 28.7 Non 14.5 increase −11.9 decrease
Firmicutes 22.6 Non 5.7 −38.8 decrease
Crenarchaeota 44.3 −9.7 61.1 increase
Cyanobacteria 43.0 −12.1 94.6 increase
Actinobacteria: Gaiellales 41.9 −19.5 decrease 26.2 increase
Actinobacteria: Solirubrobacterales 36.7 −18.1 decrease −1.0
TM7 35.5 −7.0 9.9
Gemmatimonadetes 35.3 7.6 17.5 increase
BRC1 34.0 −5.3 5.0
Armatimonadetes 33.8 −8.5 −21.8 decrease
Elusimicrobia 33.3 7.8 0.9
Chloroflexi 32.7 −10.2 decrease 7.4
Planctomycetes 32.0 −7.5 2.9
TM6 30.5 43.9 171.9 increase
Tenericutes 26.7 −29.1 decrease −36.9 decrease

Phyla are grouped by soil preference, then by descending % on harsh serpentine. “Harsh” refers to harsh serpentine, “Lush” to lush serpentine, and “Non” to non-serpentine. Statistical changes indicate p < 0.05 main effects from models analyzing effects of soil type, nutrient treatment, precipitation treatment, and all interactions on relative abundance of each phylum, controlling for false discovery rate per Benjamini and Yekutieli (2001). Significant decreases in relative abundance are highlighted in red and significant increases in relative abundance are highlighted in green. Phyla with ≤ 0.01% relative abundance are not shown.