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software package using the Mothur NAST aligner
\citep{DeSantis2005,schloss2009}. Reads that did not align to the expected
region of the SSU rRNA gene were discarded. After expected error and alignment
based quality control. The remaining
quality controlled reads were
annotated using the “UClust” taxonomic annotation framework in
\citep{caporaso2010,edgar2010}. We used 97\% cluster seeds from the Silva SSU
rRNA database
(release 111Ref) \citep{quast2013} as reference for taxonomic
annotation (provided on the QIIME website) \citep{quast2013}.
Quality control
screening filtered out 344,472 or 1,720,480 raw sequencing reads. Reads
annotated as "Chlorloplast", "Eukaryota", "Archaea", "Unassigned" or
"mitochondria" were culled from the dataset. Sequences were distributed into
OTUs with a centroid based clustering algorithm (i.e. UPARSE
\citep{edgar2013}). The centroid selection also included robust chimera
screening \citep{edgar2013}. OTU centroids were established at a threshold of
97\% sequence identity and non-centroid sequences were mapped back to
centroids. Reads that could not be mapped to an OTU centroid at greater than or
equal to 97\% sequence identity were discarded. For phylogenetic
reconstruction, alignment was performed with SSU-Align
\citep{nawrocki2009,nawrocki2013}. Columns in the alignment that were aligned
with poor confidence ($<$ 95\% of characters had posterior probability $>$
95\%) were not considered when building the phylogenetic tree.
FastTree Additionally, the
alignment was trimmed to coordinates such that all sequences in the alignment
began and ended at the same positions.FastTree
\citep{price2010} was used with default parameters to build the phylogeny. NMDS
ordination was performed on weighted Unifrac \citep{lozupone2005} distances
between samples. The Phyloseq \citep{mcmurdie2013} wrapper for Vegan
\citep{oksanen2015} (both R packages) was used to compute sample values along
NMDS axes. The 'adonis' function in Vegan was used to perform Adonis tests
(default parameters) \citep{Anderson2001a}.
We used DESeq2 (R package), an RNA-Seq differential expression statistical
framework \citep{love2014}, to identify OTUs that were enriched in high