Ortho Arylation of Acetanilides via Pd(II)-Catalyzed C−H Functionalization

A remarkable transformation to realize ortho arylation of acetanilides via Pd(II)-catalyzed C−H functionalization with trialkoxyarylsinaes was demonstrated

Additional file 1 of Response of soil biological properties and bacterial diversity to different levels of nitrogen application in sugarcane fields

Additional file 1: Table S1. The proportion of soil dominant bacterial communities at the phylum level under four N application treatments (%). Table S2. The proportion of soil dominant bacterial communities at genus level under four N application treatments (%)

Alpha diversity index of soil bacteria and fungi in star anise plantations between the NW and MW treatments (OTU level).

Alpha diversity index of soil bacteria and fungi in star anise plantations between the NW and MW treatments (OTU level).</p

PCA of soil bacterial (A) and fungal (B) communities in star anise plantations between the NW and MW treatments (OTU level).

Note. NW: no weeding in the star anise plantation, and MW: mechanical weeding in the star anise plantation. ANOSIM analysis was used to test differences between groups.</p

Proportions of soil dominant fungal communities at genus level between the NW and MW treatments in star anise plantations (%).

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Soil enzyme activities between NW and MW treatments in star anise plantations (n mol/g min^-1 30°C).

Soil enzyme activities between NW and MW treatments in star anise plantations (n mol/g min-1 30°C).</p

Functional predictions of the soil fungal communities between the NW and MW treatments.

Note. NW: no weeding in the star anise plantation, and MW: mechanical weeding in the star anise plantation. The Wilcoxon rank-sum test was performed (P < 0.05).</p

Venn Diagram of soil bacterial (A) and fungal (B) communities at genus level between the NW and MW treatments in star anise plantations.

Note. NW: no weeding in the star anise plantation, and MW: mechanical weeding in the star anise plantation.</p

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Cladogram showing the phylogenetic distribution of the fungal lineages associated with soil from two treatments (A). Indicator fungi with LDA scores of 2 or greater in fungal communities associated with soil from the two treatments (B). Different colour regions represent different constituents (Red, NW; Blue, MW). Circles indicate phylogenetic level from phylum to genus. The diameter of each circle is proportional to the abundance of the group. Different prefixes indicate different levels (p: phylum; c: class; o: Order; f: Family; g: Genus). Note. NW: no weeding in the star anise plantation, and MW: mechanical weeding in the star anise plantation.</p

Soil microbial biomass between the NW and MW treatments in star anise plantations (mg kg^-1).

Soil microbial biomass between the NW and MW treatments in star anise plantations (mg kg-1).</p