Table 2.

Significantly enriched fungal taxa (from phylum to genus level) detected by LEfSe analysis.

Most abundant group	Level	Taxa	Relative abundance (%)		Sig.
			H	D
D	Order	Capnodiales	0.49	2.55	∗
	Family	Pleosporaceae	0.09	0.83	∗
	Genus	Fusarium	0.33	5.15	∗
		Doratomyces	0.38	3.84	∗
		Alternaria	0.09	0.83	∗
		Acrophialophora	0.01	0.41	∗
		Cylindrocarpon	0.04	0.26	∗
H	Phylum	Basidiomycota	11.54	4.46	∗
	Class	Tremellomycetes	7.14	1.05	∗
		Pezizomycetes	2.78	0.34	∗
	Order	Filobasidiales	4.20	0.50	∗
		Pezizales	2.78	0.34	∗
		Trechisporales	1.23	0.01	∗
		Atheliales	0.44	0.01	∗
		Polyporales	0.53	0.07	∗
	Family	Polyporaceae	0.52	0.07	∗
		Atheliaceae	0.44	0.01	∗
		Piskurozymaceae	3.89	0.46	∗
		Piskurozymaceae	3.89	0.46	∗
		Hydnodontaceae	1.23	0.01	∗
		Hypocreaceae	1.67	0.80	∗
		Strophariaceae	0.72	0.01	∗
		Leotiaceae	0.89	0.24	∗
		Filobasidiaceae	0.31	0.03	∗
	Genus	Wilcoxina	2.27	0.00	∗
		Solicoccozyma	3.89	0.46	∗
		Trechispora	1.23	0.01	∗
		Phialocephala	1.37	0.27	∗
		Trichoderma	1.56	0.64	∗
		Hamigera	0.50	0.00	∗
		Ganoderma	0.52	0.07	∗
		Piloderma	0.42	0.00	∗
		Galerina	0.39	0.00	∗
		Neobulgaria	0.32	0.02	∗
		Scutellinia	0.29	0.00	∗
		Cryptococcus	0.25	0.01	∗
		Chalara	0.23	0.02	∗
		Arthrobotrys	0.24	0.04	∗
		Xenopolyscytalum	0.21	0.00	∗

Significant differences are defined at P < 0.05 and an LDA score >3.0. Data show the average relative abundance of fungal taxa in rhizosphere soils of Panax ginseng (n = 3). H: healthy plants; D: diseased plants; Sig.: significance; ^∗P < 0.05.