<p>In both networks edge visibility (line width and opacity) is enhanced based on eweights, to better highlight the most relevant connections. A: sample nodes are shown according to grapevine cultivar (yellow: Chardonnay; blue: Merlot), OTU nodes are white, with edges indicated according to pest management type (red: IPM; green: organic production). B: sample nodes are indicated according to pest management type (red: IPM; green: organic production), OTU nodes are white, with edges indicated according to taxonomic assignment at phylum level (colour legend as for <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0112763#pone-0112763-g003" target="_blank">Fig. 3</a>). C: zoomed in view of <a href="http://www.plosone.org/ar...
<p>The node sizes in the network correspond to their degree. The bacterial genera have been highligh...
<p>For each network vertical bars on the left represent plant abundance and bars on the right repres...
The circles of the different colors indicate the taxonomic identification of each OTU (see Fig 2). T...
<p>The network represents OTU interactions between multiple rarified samples originating from trial ...
<p>Sampling point nodes are coloured by farming practice: Biodynamic (Green), Conventional (Red) and...
<p>Node size is proportional to node degree (i.e., number of incoming and outgoing edges). Arrow thi...
<p>The circles represent the bacterial OTUs. When one OTU is found in only one node (land-uses or so...
<p>Bars represent mean Hamming distance, and errorbars are 95% confidence intervals. b) Visualizatio...
<p>Legend: nodes – genes, edges – interactions with significant z-scores. Edge legend: Red solid edg...
<p>Network showing associations between OTUs found in wood and pellets from wood immerged at various...
Supplemental Figure 49: Network analysis reveals a relationship between leaf complexity and shape wi...
<p><i>N</i><sub><i>p</i></sub> = 500 for each network. Nodes were positioned using a spring layout, ...
<p>Different colors are used for visualization purposes. A) Connectance, B) Linkage density, C) Nest...
<p>The node sizes in the network correspond to their degree. The bacterial genera have been highligh...
<p>Node sizes correspond to the mean relative abundance of each genus. The proportions of genera sha...
<p>The node sizes in the network correspond to their degree. The bacterial genera have been highligh...
<p>For each network vertical bars on the left represent plant abundance and bars on the right repres...
The circles of the different colors indicate the taxonomic identification of each OTU (see Fig 2). T...
<p>The network represents OTU interactions between multiple rarified samples originating from trial ...
<p>Sampling point nodes are coloured by farming practice: Biodynamic (Green), Conventional (Red) and...
<p>Node size is proportional to node degree (i.e., number of incoming and outgoing edges). Arrow thi...
<p>The circles represent the bacterial OTUs. When one OTU is found in only one node (land-uses or so...
<p>Bars represent mean Hamming distance, and errorbars are 95% confidence intervals. b) Visualizatio...
<p>Legend: nodes – genes, edges – interactions with significant z-scores. Edge legend: Red solid edg...
<p>Network showing associations between OTUs found in wood and pellets from wood immerged at various...
Supplemental Figure 49: Network analysis reveals a relationship between leaf complexity and shape wi...
<p><i>N</i><sub><i>p</i></sub> = 500 for each network. Nodes were positioned using a spring layout, ...
<p>Different colors are used for visualization purposes. A) Connectance, B) Linkage density, C) Nest...
<p>The node sizes in the network correspond to their degree. The bacterial genera have been highligh...
<p>Node sizes correspond to the mean relative abundance of each genus. The proportions of genera sha...
<p>The node sizes in the network correspond to their degree. The bacterial genera have been highligh...
<p>For each network vertical bars on the left represent plant abundance and bars on the right repres...
The circles of the different colors indicate the taxonomic identification of each OTU (see Fig 2). T...