Xinjiang Agricultural Sciences ›› 2024, Vol. 61 ›› Issue (9): 2277-2284.DOI: 10.6048/j.issn.1001-4330.2024.09.023
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AN Zhe1,2(), NIU Ruichang2, ZHU Xiangzhen2, WANG Li2, ZHANG Kaixin2, LI Dongyang2, JI Jichao2, NIU Lin2, GAO Xueke2, LUO Junyu2, CUI Jinjie2(
), MA Deying1(
)
Received:
2024-02-20
Online:
2024-09-20
Published:
2024-10-09
Correspondence author:
CUI Jinjie, MA Deying
Supported by:
安哲1,2(), 牛瑞昌2, 朱香镇2, 王丽2, 张开心2, 李东阳2, 姬继超2, 牛林2, 高雪珂2, 雒珺瑜2, 崔金杰2(
), 马德英1(
)
通讯作者:
崔金杰,马德英
作者简介:
安哲(1996-),女,内蒙古乌兰察布人,硕士研究生,研究方向为农业昆虫与害虫防治,(E-mail)anzhe1206@126.com
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AN Zhe, NIU Ruichang, ZHU Xiangzhen, WANG Li, ZHANG Kaixin, LI Dongyang, JI Jichao, NIU Lin, GAO Xueke, LUO Junyu, CUI Jinjie, MA Deying. Analyze the microbial diversity of cotton aphids with different bacterial types in cotton fields[J]. Xinjiang Agricultural Sciences, 2024, 61(9): 2277-2284.
安哲, 牛瑞昌, 朱香镇, 王丽, 张开心, 李东阳, 姬继超, 牛林, 高雪珂, 雒珺瑜, 崔金杰, 马德英. 棉田不同菌型棉蚜体内微生物多样性分析[J]. 新疆农业科学, 2024, 61(9): 2277-2284.
Fig.1 Obs exponent dilution curve Note:A:Control group Aphis gossypii populations;B:Serratia Aphis gossypii populations;C:Hamiltonella Aphis gossypii populations,the same as below
Samples | Number of reads | Number of OTUs | Chao | ACE | Shannon | Simpson | Coverage |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
A | 377 680 | 59 | 163.925 40 | 205.339 59 | 0.588 4 | 0.777 78 | 0.999 12 |
B | 395 108 | 56 | 177.230 86 | 209.957 57 | 1.047 65 | 0.644 03 | 0.999 15 |
C | 428 742 | 14 | 175.649 41 | 192.584 21 | 0.928 44 | 0.622 17 | 0.999 1 |
Tab.1 Sequence number and Alpha diversity index for each sample
Samples | Number of reads | Number of OTUs | Chao | ACE | Shannon | Simpson | Coverage |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
A | 377 680 | 59 | 163.925 40 | 205.339 59 | 0.588 4 | 0.777 78 | 0.999 12 |
B | 395 108 | 56 | 177.230 86 | 209.957 57 | 1.047 65 | 0.644 03 | 0.999 15 |
C | 428 742 | 14 | 175.649 41 | 192.584 21 | 0.928 44 | 0.622 17 | 0.999 1 |
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