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. 2020 May 15;11:871. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.00871

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Copyright © 2020 Sorensen, Beller, Bill, Bouskill, Hubbard, Karaoz, Polussa, Steltzer, Wang, Williams, Wu and Brodie.

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The top 10 archaeal and bacterial phylotypes within each life-history strategy in the Hillslope (A,C,E) and Floodplain (B,D,F). Phylotypes were ranked by their percent change in abundance between the specified sampling time-points (x-axis). The bars represent log2fold changes and the percent contributions to the change in group relative abundance are given at the side of the bar. Abbreviations for taxonomy (phylum or subphylum level) are Acido – Acidobacteria; Actino – Actinobacteria; Bactero – Bacteriodetes; Gemmo – Gemmatimonadetes; Plancto – Planctomycetes; α-Proteo – Alphaproteobacteria; β-Proteo – Betaproteobacteria; δ-Proteo – Deltaproteobacteria; γ-Proteo – Gammproteobacteria; Verruco – Verrucomicrobia.