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Table 1  A range of soil metagenomes publically available on MG-RAST (http://metagenomics.anl.gov/) unless indicated otherwise, analysed for the percentage of DNA sequences assigned to the Bacteria, Archaea, Fungi or other Eukaryotes
Figure 1 The major sources, sinks and outflows for C and N in soils, including GHG emissions: carbon soil; in agricultural systems this is removed during harvest or grazing
Figure 2 Ternary plot showing the overall relative abundance indicated by the size of the bubbles for prokaryotic phyla (subphyla for Proteobacteria) in three differently managed soils
Figure 3 Ternary plot showing the relative abundance indicated by the size of the bubbles and the distribution between treatments for prokaryotic OTU defined by >97% DNA sequence similarity in the 16S rRNA gene sequence
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