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MTAs controlling nodulation and yield contributing traits In the marker and nodulation trait association, we obtained 12 SNPs in the MLMM for NON-above FDR or −log10 p-value of 7, which were highly significant markers for the number of nodules and SNPs Ca4pos29278891.1 and Ca4pos34659769.1, identified through FarmCPU for location 1 and had phenotypic effects of 3.27% and 4.08%, respectively.
Overall, the relative abundance of bacterivore nematodes and plant parasites increased with elevation, showing an increasing trend; the relative abundance of omnivores-predators was the opposite of that of bacterivore nematodes, decreasing with elevation; and the relative abundance of fungivore nematodes was in a “humpback pattern”, with a low-high-low pattern, with a maximum at E3. 3.3.
Soil oxygen content under different treatments showed a trend of “gradual decline” throughout the reproductive period of maize ( Figure 6A ), and there was no significant difference in soil oxygen content between different treatments during the two periods of maize V6–VT and VT–R2 ( p > 0.05), which is mainly due to the fast growth of maize and enhanced soil respiration rate.
The analysis of the RNA-seq dataset for the kiwifruit shoots with Psa inoculation (PRJNA514180) revealed ( Figures 5B–E ) that the expressions of AcMT3b and AcMT2 were higher than those of the other two MTs, with a decreasing trend noted for the former two at the early stage (2 to 48 h) after Psa infection, followed by a recovery phase that began at 96 h.
Among the analyzed soil nutrients, only soil C org , as well as Ca av and Mg av even if only marginally significant, were higher with a single dose of biochar, highlighting their important role in grapevine fruit production ( Zlámalová et al., 2015 ), and suggesting the importance of biochar addition to counteract calcium and magnesium deficiency, even at the long-term.
(2023) indicated that the main dominant phylum of soil bacterial community in the straw decomposition were Proteobacteria , Actinobacteria , and Bacteroidetes , and the abundance of Enterobacteriaceae and Pseudomonas showed an increasing trend with the increase of temperature.
As shown in Figure 3A , the relative abundance of soil Verrucomicrobia , Chloroflexi , and Acidobacteria involved in straw decomposition tended to increase with increasing temperature on the 7 th day, and the relative abundance of Actinomycetes showed a decreasing trend.