Soil fungal: bacterial ratios are linked to altered carbon cycling

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Ashish A. Malik*, Somak Chowdhury, Veronika Schlager, Anna Oliver, Jeremy Puissant, Perla. G. Mellado Vazquez, Nico Jehmlich, Martin von Bergen, Robert I.
Supplementary Material Soil fungal:bacterial ratios are linked to altered carbon cycling Ashish A. Malik*, Somak Chowdhury, Veronika Schlager, Anna Oliver, Jeremy Puissant, Perla G. Mellado Vazquez, Nico Jehmlich, Martin von Bergen, Robert I. Griffiths, Gerd Gleixner * Correspondence: [email protected]

Supplementary Material Supplementary Figures Figure S-1: Organic C, N and C:N ratio of the soils (0-10 cm depth) used in the experiment. 2.5

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Figure S-2: Relative abundance of the major phyla in the two soils and the shifts on litter addition obtained using RNA-Seq based taxonomic classification

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Supplementary Material Figure S-3: RNA-Seq derived relative abundance of bacterial and eukaryotic domains in the two soils and their shift on litter addition. Global effect of F:B ratio and litter addition was assessed by repeated measures ANOVA.

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Figure S-4: RNA-Seq derived relative abundance of major fungal phyla in the two soils and their shift on litter addition. Global effect of F:B ratio and litter addition was assessed by repeated measures ANOVA.

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Supplementary Material Figure S-5: Actinobacteria: rest of bacteria (A:RB) ratio estimated using RNA-Seq. Error bars represent standard error (n=3), lowercase letters from Fischer LSD test; treatments sharing a letter are not significant.

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Figure S-6: Temporal trend in the rate microbial respiration. Note: error bars represent standard error; n=3. 4 Low F:B Soil

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Supplementary Material Figure S-8: Shifts in abundance of different COG/KOG functional groups after litter addition at different time points obtained using: (A) RNA-Seq: error bars represent standard error (n=3), and (B) Proteomics, values were derived from composite samples of replicates at each time point. (A)

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