Table 2.
Specialist fungal taxa (restricted to certain WWTPs) based on top 22 dominant fungal taxa from each activated sludge of the 18 wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs).
| WWTPs∗ | Relative abundance of specialist fungal taxa at family level |
|---|---|
| BSQ | Cystofilobasidiaceae (74.4%) |
| GZ | Pseudeurotiaceae (26.7%) |
| HS | Nectriaceae (36.5%) |
| JJ | Mucoraceae (34.9%) |
| LC | Myxotrichaceae (75.0%) |
| LZ1 | Nectriaceae (43.9%) |
| LZ2 | Dipodascaceae (99.9%) |
| SS | Chaetomiaceae (73.5%) |
| TJ1 | Chaetomiaceae (42.6%) |
| TJ2 | Trichosporonaceae (36.3%) |
| TY1 | Dipodascaceae (99.7%) |
| TY2 | Psathyrellaceae (38.7%) |
| TY3 | Pezizaceae (80.3%) |
| WH | Cystofilobasidiaceae (60.2%) |
| WW | Cystofilobasidiaceae (87.4%) |
| XM1 | Cystofilobasidiaceae (84.1%) |
| XM2 | Cystofilobasidiaceae (42.4%) |
| YL | Pyronemataceae (99.4%) |
∗Abbrev. BSQ, BeiShiQiao; GZ, GuangZhou; HS, HanSi; JJ, JinJiang; LC, LiaoCheng; LZ1, LanZhou 1; LZ2, LanZhou 2; SS, ShiShi; TJ1, TianJin 1; TJ2, TianJin 2; TY1, TaiYuan 1; TY2, TaiYuan 2; TY3, TaiYuan 3; WH, WuHan; WW, WuWu; XM1, XiaMen 1; XM2, XiaMen 2; YL, YangLing.