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. 2022 Apr 14;10(4):817. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms10040817

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The interactions among soil bacterial (a–d) and fungal (e–h) OTUs under different precipitation treatments. (a,e): the total numbers of soil bacterial/fungal; (b,f): the numbers of soil bacterial/fungal under P50; (c,g) the numbers of soil bacterial/fungal under P100; (d,h) the numbers of soil bacterial/fungal under P150. The node size is proportional to its degree. The line between each pair of nodes represents a strong positive (yellow) or negative (blue) interaction with adjusted p < 0.05. The width of the line is the Spearman coefficient size. Only the top 50 most abundant OTUs participated in the analysis.

The interactions among soil bacterial (a–d) and fungal (e–h) OTUs under different precipitation treatments. (a,e): the total numbers of soil bacterial/fungal; (b,f): the numbers of soil bacterial/fungal under P50; (c,g) the numbers of soil bacterial/fungal under P100; (d,h) the numbers of soil bacterial/fungal under P150. The node size is proportional to its degree. The line between each pair of nodes represents a strong positive (yellow) or negative (blue) interaction with adjusted p < 0.05. The width of the line is the Spearman coefficient size. Only the top 50 most abundant OTUs participated in the analysis.