The yellow perch (Perca flavescens) microbiome revealed resistance to colonisation mostly associated with neutralism driven by rare taxa under cadmium disturbance

Table 1 Statistical summary of taxonomic significant changes between treatments

Phylum-Genus	Group1	Group2	Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test − pairwise p-value	Adj. p − value
p__Bacteroidetes	Ctrl	CC	0.0003 **	0.0004 **
	Ctrl	CV	0.0001 ***	0.0001 ***
	CC	CV	0.767	0.767
g__Emticicia	Ctrl	CC	0.0005 **	0.0008 **
	Ctrl	CV	0.0001 ***	0.0003 **
	CC	CV	0.891	0.891
g__Flavobacterium	Ctrl	CC	0.0028 *	0.0042 *
	Ctrl	CV	0.0001 ***	0.0003 **
	CC	CV	0.3305	0.3305
g__Pseudorhodobacter	Ctrl	CC	0.0065 *	0.0176 *
	Ctrl	CV	0.0117 *	0.0176 *
	CC	CV	0.5336	0.5336
g__Shinella	Ctrl	CC	0.0001 ***	0.0002 **
	Ctrl	CV	0.0001 ***	0.0002 **
	CC	CV	0.9268	0.9268
g__Sphaerotilus	Ctrl	CC	0.0039 *	0.0058 *
	Ctrl	CV	0.0006 **	0.0018 *
	CC	CV	0.736	0.736

This table resumes the main important significant changes of the taxonomic composition, at the phylum and genus levels, between treatments in the skin microbiome at time T1. Pairwise comparisons were performed using the Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test – pairwise. P-value < = 0.05: “*”; p-value < = 0.001: “**” ; p-value < = 0.0001: “***”

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