Microbial Community Changes in the Rhizosphere Soil of Healthy and Rusty Panax ginseng and Discovery of Pivotal Fungal Genera Associated with Rusty Roots

Table 2

Significantly enriched fungal taxa (from phylum to genus level) detected by LEfSe analysis.

Most abundant group	Level	Taxa	Relative abundance (%)		Sig.
			H	D
D	Order	Capnodiales	0.49	2.55
	Family	Pleosporaceae	0.09	0.83
	Genus	Fusarium	0.33	5.15
		Doratomyces	0.38	3.84
		Alternaria	0.09	0.83
		Acrophialophora	0.01	0.41
		Cylindrocarpon	0.04	0.26
H	Phylum	Basidiomycota	11.54	4.46
	Class	Tremellomycetes	7.14	1.05
		Pezizomycetes	2.78	0.34
	Order	Filobasidiales	4.20	0.50
		Pezizales	2.78	0.34
		Trechisporales	1.23	0.01
		Atheliales	0.44	0.01
		Polyporales	0.53	0.07
	Family	Polyporaceae	0.52	0.07
		Atheliaceae	0.44	0.01
		Piskurozymaceae	3.89	0.46
		Piskurozymaceae	3.89	0.46
		Hydnodontaceae	1.23	0.01
		Hypocreaceae	1.67	0.80
		Strophariaceae	0.72	0.01
		Leotiaceae	0.89	0.24
		Filobasidiaceae	0.31	0.03
	Genus	Wilcoxina	2.27	0.00
		Solicoccozyma	3.89	0.46
		Trechispora	1.23	0.01
		Phialocephala	1.37	0.27
		Trichoderma	1.56	0.64
		Hamigera	0.50	0.00
		Ganoderma	0.52	0.07
		Piloderma	0.42	0.00
		Galerina	0.39	0.00
		Neobulgaria	0.32	0.02
		Scutellinia	0.29	0.00
		Cryptococcus	0.25	0.01
		Chalara	0.23	0.02
		Arthrobotrys	0.24	0.04
		Xenopolyscytalum	0.21	0.00

Significant differences are defined at and an LDA score >3.0. Data show the average relative abundance of fungal taxa in rhizosphere soils of Panax ginseng (n = 3). H: healthy plants; D: diseased plants; Sig.: significance; .