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. 2021 Jul 22;187(4):2279–2295. doi: 10.1093/plphys/kiab337

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The effect of TaALMT1 activity on the fungal microbiome of wheat roots. Plots present the fungal OTUs that show significant differences (Wald test P < 0.05) in abundance between NIL-null plants grown in the Ferrosol (TaALMT1 active) or gypsum-amended Ferrosol (TaALMT1 not active) at the (A) seminal root apices and (B) seminal root bases (Experiment III). Also shown in (C) are the fungal OTUs in the bulk soil samples that are significantly different between the Ferrosol and the gypsum-amended Ferrosol. Log2-fold changes in the OTU abundance between the two sample groups were determined with DESeq2 (n = 6). A–C, Blue arrows indicate OTUs that appear in more than one plot.