Figure 1.

Various effects of Se on the specific fungal diseases observed in the previous studies. Each pie represents a specific type of impact. The pink, orange, blue, and green pies indicate the different impacts, including the Se-induced structural and functional changes of soil microbial community limiting fungal pathogens invasion, enhancing the ability of plants to prevent the invasion of fungal pathogens, growth inhibition of fungal pathogens, and inhibiting the extension of fungal pathogens after invasion, respectively. The overlap of blue and green pies shows that Se has interactive impacts on Fusarium graminearum, and the overlap of all pies shows the overall impact of Se on Sclerotinia sclerotiorum.