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From: Life in mine tailings: microbial population structure across the bulk soil, rhizosphere, and roots of boreal species colonizing mine tailings in northwestern Québec

Fig. 4

a–c Microbial community profiles of the 20 most abundant bacterial classes in bulk soil, the rhizosphere, and roots of alder (a), birch (b), and spruce (c). Letters in parentheses indicate phyla (A, Acidobacteria; Ac, Actinobacteria; B, Bacteroidetes; C, Chlamydiae; Ch, Chloroflexi; F, Firmicutes; P, Proteobacteria; Pl, Planctomycetes; V, Verrucomicrobia). d–f Microbial community profiles of the 20 most abundant fungal classes in bulk soil, the rhizosphere, and roots of alder (d), birch (e), and spruce (f). Letters in parentheses indicate phyla (A, Ascomycota; B, Basidiomycota; C, Chytridiomycota; G, Glomeromycota; Z, Zygomycota)

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Annals of Microbiology

ISSN: 1869-2044

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