Studies on fungal communities and functional guilds shift in tea continuous cropping soils by high-throughput sequencing

Table 2 Relative abundance of the fungal genera showing significant variation among the samples, indicated in percentage of all classified sequences

Genus*	0 year	1 year	10 years	20 years	Order	Phylum	Trophic mode
Alternaria	0.06c	1.89c	35.93a	13.57b	Pleosporales	Ascomycota	Pathotroph–saprotroph–symbiotroph
Penicillium	0.12b	2.37ab	4.40ab	5.10a	Eurotiales	Ascomycota	Saprotroph
Fusarium	0.10b	2.56a	0.47b	0.37b	Hypocreales	Ascomycota	Pathotroph–saprotroph
Cryptococcus	0.04d	1.06c	2.92a	1.96b	Tremellales	Basidiomycota	Pathotroph–saprotroph–symbiotroph
Cordyceps	0.00c	0.01c	0.32b	1.81a	Hypocreales	Ascomycota	Pathotroph–symbiotroph
Chaetomium	1.53a	1.97a	1.73a	0.15b	Sordariales	Ascomycota	Saprotroph
Tolypocladium	0.01c	2.23a	0.44b	0.07c	Hypocreales	Ascomycota	Pathotroph–symbiotroph
Claroideoglomus	0.00c	1.42a	0.59b	0.14c	Glomerales	Glomeromycota	Symbiotroph
Humicola	0.02b	0.67a	0.11b	0.10b	Sordariales	Ascomycota	Saprotroph
Trichoderma	0.16b	0.83a	0.31b	0.12b	Hypocreales	Ascomycota	Saprotroph
Exophiala	0.00c	0.02c	0.44b	0.80a	Chaetothyriales	Ascomycota	Saprotroph

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