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. 2020 Jun 3;11:1116. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.01116

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Copyright © 2020 Longley, Noel, Benucci, Chilvers, Trail and Bonito.

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Heatmaps of the relative abundances of the top 30 most abundant indicator taxa of fungal (A) belowground taxa, (B) aboveground taxa and prokaryotic (C) belowground taxa, and (D) aboveground taxa associated with conventional, no-till, organic, conventional and no-till, conventional and organic, or no-till and organic management systems. Samples are clustered by the displayed dendrogram using Bray-Curtis distances. The associated barplots show the relative abundance among indicator species of the taxa. Taxa that were also among the top 30 most important for distinguishing between managements in Random Forest models of above and belowground samples are indicated with an asterisk (*).