Dakota Peat and Equipment

833 Gateway drive NE, Minnesota

East Grand Forks, Minnesota, 56721, United States

Microbiome Analysis Report

DAKOTA_REV DI9001
DATE
9-Jan-2024

Microbial Population
All the information shown in this microbial report is based on the detected presence of 652 different species.
FU NG AL B AC T ER I AL

P H YL U M D I S T R I B U T I O N P H YL U M D I S T R I B U T I O N

Ascomycota 63% Firmicutes 39%

Mortierellomycota 15% Bacteroidota 22%

Basidiomycota 11% Fungus Bacteria Proteobacteria 18%

Mucoromycota < 1% Desulfobacterota 10%

Blastocladiomycota < 1% Verrucomicrobiota 5%

Conclusions
STRENGTHS

Inorganic nitrogen release 85%

Carbon xation 53%

Biosustainability

BIODIVERSITY FUNCTIONALITY

7.14 1.87
0 Richness, evenness and 10 0 Capability of soil microbial 10
distinctness of microbial species communities to perform
multiple functions

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Plant health improvement

Biocontrol agents, plant growth promoting organisms

BIOCONTROL
Microbial species grouped according to the type of pest they encounter, capable of preventing pathogenic species from taking hold or
proliferation
Fungicide agents Bactericide agents
18% 40%

Insecticide agents Nematicide agents

61% 78%

HORMONE PRODUCTION
Microbial species grouped according to the type of phytohormone they generate
Auxin production (IAA) Cytokinin production (CK)
CELL DIVISION STEM ELONGATION CELL PROLIFERATION CELL DIFFERENTIATION

4% 16%

Gibberellin production (GA)

STEM ELONGATION GERMINATION FLOWERING

14%

STRESS ADAPTATION
Microbial species grouped according to their relationship with the metabolisms linked to the capability to withstand stress conditions
Exopolysaccharide production ACC deaminase (ACC-d)
NUTRIENT TRAP SALINITY PROTECT. DROUGHT PROTECT. PATHOGEN PROTECT. SALINITY PROTECT. DROUGHT PROTECT.

8% 5%

Heavy metal resistance Salicylic acid (SA)

BIOREMEDIATION DETOXIFICATION ALLEVIATE HEAVY METAL STRESS DROUGHT PROTECT. SALINITY PROTECT. ALLEVIATE HEAVY METAL STRESS

5% NOT DETECTED

Salt tolerance Abscisic acid (ABA)

SALINITY PROTECT. ROOT GROWTH PROMOTION GROWTH REGULATION PLANT RESISTANCE INCREASE YIELDS

16% 17%

Siderophore production
IRON AVAILABILITY BIOFERTILIZER

4%

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Nutrition
Nutritional status based on the microbial mobilization of certain compounds

M A J O R C O M P O U N D S

C Carbon N Nitrogen

GAIN NUTRIENT SUPPLY

Carbon xation 53% Inorganic nitrogen release 85%

LOSS NUTRIENT COMPETITION

Aerobic respiration 20% Inorganic nitrogen consumption 37%
Fermentation 73%
Methanogenesis 14% INDIRECT BENEFITS
Nitrogen cycle 45%
INDIRECT BENEFITS
Organic matter release 69%

P Phosphorus K Potassium

NUTRIENT SUPPLY NUTRIENT SUPPLY

Inorganic P solubilization 1% Potassium solubilization 1%

NUTRIENT COMPETITION NUTRIENT COMPETITION

Inorganic P consumption 39% Potassium consumption 71%

INDIRECT BENEFITS
Organic P assimilation 17%

M I N O R C O M P O U N D S

Iron Calcium
Fe Iron assimilation 10% Ca Calcium transport 59%

Zinc Copper
Zn Zinc transport equilibrium 15% Cu Copper export 16%

Manganese
Magnesium
Mn Manganese transport
equilibrium
3% Mg Magnesium transport 39%

Sulfur Chlorine
S Sulfur cycle equilibrium 17% Cl Chlorine transport 53%

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APPENDIX
Bacterial Quantification 2.0
Methodology
The Next-Gen sequencing in combination with the addition of a known quantity spike-in enables the knowledge of the total microbial load in a sample.
The present analysis relies on the application of a spike-in of our synthetic proprietary DNA sequence in known quantities into crude samples. After the
sequencing and data processing, the relative abundance of the exogenous spike-in allows us to extrapolate the original absolute quantity of the 16S
copies of the sample species, while knowledge of the number of gene copies per genome in the species allows us to calculate the number of Cells.
Results are expressed in 'cells per gram' or 'cells per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

1 Paludibacter sp. 3.87e+7 16 Treponema sp. 7.20e+6

2 Erysipelothrix sp. 3.33e+7 17 Desulfuromonas sp. 7.09e+6

3 Geobacter sp. 2.94e+7 18 Trichlorobacter sp. 7.09e+6

4 Desulfobulbus sp. 2.40e+7 19 Bdellovibrio sp. 6.74e+6

5 Luteolibacter sp. 2.32e+7 20 Anaerocella delicata 6.04e+6

6 Parabacteroides chartae 2.06e+7 21 Sporobacter sp. 5.92e+6

7 Gallionella sp. 1.53e+7 22 Symbiobacter sp. 5.44e+6

8 Petrimonas sulfuriphila 1.38e+7 23 Azospirillum sp. 5.39e+6

9 Proteiniclasticum ruminis 1.31e+7 24 Pseudarcobacter aquimarinus 5.07e+6

10 Cloacibacterium normanense 1.29e+7 25 Desulfosporosinus sp. 4.53e+6

11 Ercella sp. 1.22e+7 26 Giesbergeria sp. 4.37e+6

12 Roseimarinus sp. 1.20e+7 27 Lentimicrobium sp. 4.35e+6

13 Azovibrio sp. 1.12e+7 28 Endomicrobium sp. 4.18e+6

14 Magnetospirillum gryphiswaldense 9.41e+6 29 Terrimicrobium sp. 4.16e+6

15 Sedimentibacter sp. 9.33e+6 30 Sumerlaea sp. 3.97e+6

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Results are expressed in 'cells per gram' or 'cells per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

31 Fermentimonas caenicola 3.81e+6 53 Altererythrobacter sp. 1.57e+6

32 Dechloromonas sp. 3.79e+6 54 Methanolobus psychrophilus 1.52e+6

33 Albidiferax ferrireducens 3.50e+6 55 Holophaga sp. 1.51e+6

34 Thauera sp. 3.32e+6 56 Trichococcus pasteurii 1.48e+6

35 Exiguobacterium aurantiacum 3.18e+6 57 Abditibacterium sp. 1.46e+6

36 Geobacter bemidjiensis 2.98e+6 58 Malikia spinosa 1.33e+6

37 Parvibium sp. 2.98e+6 59 Accumulibacter sp. 1.25e+6

38 Sulfuritalea sp. 2.81e+6 60 Pseudolabrys sp. 1.23e+6

39 Simplicispira sp. 2.80e+6 61 Tissierella sp. 1.14e+6

40 Acidovorax sp. 2.73e+6 62 Sideroxydans lithotrophicus 1.10e+6

41 Alkalibacter sp. 2.59e+6 63 Dechloromonas agitata 1.02e+6

42 Acetoanaerobium sp. 2.44e+6 64 Flavobacterium sp. 1.01e+6

43 Fusibacter sp. 2.36e+6 65 Opitutus sp. 9.34e+5

44 Falkowbacteria sp. 2.31e+6 66 Desulfoprunum benzoelyticum 9.28e+5

45 Nitrosocosmicus oleophilus 2.21e+6 67 Sphaerobacter sp. 9.26e+5

46 Anaerovorax sp. 2.07e+6 68 Chryseobacterium haifense 8.93e+5

47 Udaeobacter sp. 1.93e+6 69 Gemmobacter sp. 8.77e+5

48 Fastidiosipila sp. 1.79e+6 70 Cephaloticoccus sp. 7.87e+5

49 Magnetospirillum sp. 1.79e+6 71 Dechlorosoma suillum 7.70e+5

50 Ruminiclostridium sp. 1.79e+6 72 Methanospirillum psychrodurum 7.66e+5

51 Syntrophomonas sp. 1.67e+6 73 Syntrophus sp. 7.05e+5

52 Methanospirillum sp. 1.61e+6 74 Methanocella sp. 6.97e+5

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Results are expressed in 'cells per gram' or 'cells per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

75 Thermomonas brevis 6.88e+5 97 Prosthecobacter sp. 3.93e+5

76 Proteiniphilum sp. 6.47e+5 98 Bryobacter sp. 3.85e+5

77 Sphingomonas sp. 6.23e+5 99 Desulfofarcimen sp. 3.72e+5

78 Flavobacterium cauense 6.16e+5 100 Lysobacter ginsengisoli 3.69e+5

79 Actinotalea sp. 5.74e+5 101 Desulfuromonas michiganensis 3.69e+5

80 Lutispora sp. 5.38e+5 102 Anaerolinea sp. 3.52e+5

81 Imtechium assamiensis 5.16e+5 103 Bradyrhizobium sp. 3.44e+5

82 Phenylobacterium sp. 5.08e+5 104 Dehalobacter sp. 3.28e+5

83 Saccharofermentans sp. 4.96e+5 105 Acidovorax carolinensis 3.11e+5

84 Youngiibacter sp. 4.95e+5 106 Stenotrophobacter sp. 2.95e+5

85 Hyphomicrobium sp. 4.59e+5 107 Stenotrophobacter terrae 2.95e+5

86 Rhizobium sp. 4.43e+5 108 Geothrix fermentans 2.95e+5

87 Draconibacterium sp. 4.34e+5 109 Citrifermentans sp. 2.87e+5

88 Flavobacterium granuli 4.33e+5 110 Proteocatella sp. 2.80e+5

89 Zavarzinia compransoris 4.26e+5 111 Methanoregula sp. 2.79e+5

90 Caldicoprobacter sp. 4.20e+5 112 Oxobacter sp. 2.79e+5

91 Propionivibrio sp. 4.15e+5 113 Devosia insulae 2.79e+5

92 Monoglobus sp. 4.13e+5 114 Papillibacter sp. 2.62e+5

93 Pirellula sp. 4.10e+5 115 Pseudorhodoplanes sp. 2.62e+5

94 Hydrogenophaga sp. 4.10e+5 116 Lacunisphaera sp. 2.62e+5

95 Fluviicola sp. 4.10e+5 117 Sediminibacterium salmoneum 2.62e+5

96 Gracilibacter sp. 4.10e+5 118 Methanomassiliicoccus sp. 2.62e+5

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Results are expressed in 'cells per gram' or 'cells per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

119 Pseudorhodobacter psychrotolerans 2.54e+5 141 Leptolinea sp. 1.80e+5

120 Dichloromethanomonas sp. 2.54e+5 142 Devosia sp. 1.80e+5

121 Propionivibrio militaris 2.51e+5 143 Sphingomonas jaspsi 1.72e+5

122 Acholeplasma sp. 2.46e+5 144 Nevskia sp. 1.72e+5

123 Mobilitalea sp. 2.29e+5 145 Methanosarcina mazei 1.69e+5

124 Rhodoplanes sp. 2.29e+5 146 Solibacter sp. 1.64e+5

125 Niabella sp. 2.29e+5 147 Methanobacterium exile 1.64e+5

126 Brevundimonas olei 2.29e+5 148 Dechloromonas denitri cans 1.64e+5

127 Caulobacter henricii 2.21e+5 149 Mycobacterium agri 1.64e+5

128 Bacteroides xylanolyticus 2.16e+5 150 Paludibaculum sp. 1.56e+5

129 Lysobacter pocheonensis 2.13e+5 151 Dyadobacter sp. 1.52e+5

130 Xinfangfangia soli 2.08e+5 152 Clostridium sp. 1.48e+5

131 Methylophilus sp. 2.05e+5 153 Marmoricola sp. 1.48e+5

132 Anaerosporomusa sp. 2.01e+5 154 Peregrinibacteria sp. 1.48e+5

133 Proteiniclasticum sp. 1.99e+5 155 Flavihumibacter stibioxidans 1.42e+5

134 Nocardioides sp. 1.97e+5 156 Brevundimonas diminuta 1.39e+5

135 Geobacter metallireducens 1.97e+5 157 Reyranella sp. 1.23e+5

136 Lysobacter sp. 1.97e+5 158 Thermo avi lum sp. 1.20e+5

137 Methanobacterium sp. 1.88e+5 159 Acidothermus sp. 1.15e+5

138 Pelobacter propionicus 1.84e+5 160 Sphingomonas sediminicola 1.15e+5

139 Bacteriovorax sp. 1.80e+5 161 Sphingomonas daechungensis 1.15e+5

140 Pedomicrobium sp. 1.80e+5 162 Novosphingobium sp. 1.15e+5

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Results are expressed in 'cells per gram' or 'cells per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

163 Porphyrobacter tepidarius 1.15e+5 185 Desulfovibrio sp. 8.74e+4

164 Caulobacter sp. 1.15e+5 186 Nitrosotenuis sp. 8.20e+4

165 Dechloromonas aromatica 1.11e+5 187 Anaerobacterium sp. 8.20e+4

166 Anaerospora sp. 1.07e+5 188 Edaphobaculum sp. 8.20e+4

167 Nocardioides albertanoniae 1.07e+5 189 Streptomyces sp. 8.20e+4

168 Thermomonas fusca 1.07e+5 190 Hirschia sp. 8.20e+4

169 Peredibacter sp. 1.07e+5 191 Runella slithyformis 8.20e+4

170 Actinopolymorpha sp. 1.07e+5 192 Meniscus sp. 8.20e+4

171 Arenimonas sp. 1.07e+5 193 Herbinix sp. 7.79e+4

172 Streptomyces thermocarboxydus 1.04e+5 194 Macellibacteroides sp. 7.79e+4

173 Pedobacter sp. 1.02e+5 195 Luteimonas sp. 7.38e+4

174 Smithella sp. 9.83e+4 196 Rhodoplanes piscinae 7.38e+4

175 Filomicrobium sp. 9.83e+4 197 Methanobacterium subterraneum 7.38e+4

176 Methanosarcina acetivorans 9.83e+4 198 Desulfocapsa sp. 7.10e+4

177 Pseudonocardia zijingensis 9.83e+4 199 Rhizobium selenitireducens 7.10e+4

178 Paracoccus sp. 9.83e+4 200 Methanosarcina sp. 7.10e+4

179 Thermomonas sp. 9.83e+4 201 Actinomadura rubrobrunea 6.88e+4

180 Arsenicicoccus bolidensis 9.01e+4 202 Shapirobacteria sp. 6.56e+4

181 Peredibacter starrii 9.01e+4 203 Dokdonella sp. 6.56e+4

182 Flavisolibacter sp. 9.01e+4 204 Tessaracoccus lapidicaptus 6.56e+4

183 Dehalobacterium sp. 8.85e+4 205 Phenylobacterium haematophilum 6.56e+4

184 Plani lum fulgidum 8.74e+4 206 Bosea sp. 6.56e+4

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Results are expressed in 'cells per gram' or 'cells per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

207 Devosia con uentis 6.56e+4 229 Iamia sp. 4.92e+4

208 Bosea vestrisii 6.56e+4 230 Janibacter melonis 4.92e+4

209 Actinotalea fermentans 6.56e+4 231 Ferrovibrio sp. 4.92e+4

210 Haliangium sp. 6.56e+4 232 Acetobacterium bakii 4.92e+4

211 Gaiella occulta 6.56e+4 233 Anaerofustis sp. 4.92e+4

212 Devosia ribo avina 6.56e+4 234 Propionicimonas ferrireducens 4.92e+4

213 Rhizobacter sp. 6.56e+4 235 Dechloromonas hortensis 4.92e+4

214 Flavobacterium suncheonense 6.56e+4 236 Phaselicystis sp. 4.92e+4

215 Plani lum sp. 6.28e+4 237 Symbiobacterium sp. 4.64e+4

216 Ferruginibacter sp. 6.01e+4 238 Paludicola sp. 4.51e+4

217 Mahella australiensis 6.01e+4 239 Methyloversatilis universalis 4.37e+4

218 Denitratisoma oestradiolicum 6.01e+4 240 Micromonospora echinospora 4.37e+4

219 Hydrogenoanaerobacterium sp. 6.01e+4 241 Methylosinus trichosporium 4.37e+4

220 Paludisphaera sp. 6.01e+4 242 Emticicia aquatilis 4.37e+4

221 Bauldia sp. 5.74e+4 243 Thermasporomyces composti 4.10e+4

222 Plani lum meticola 5.46e+4 244 Tepidisphaera mucosa 4.10e+4

223 Kerstersia sp. 5.46e+4 245 Nocardioides kribbensis 4.10e+4

224 Thermoactinomyces daqus 5.39e+4 246 Pseudorhodobacter aquaticus 4.10e+4

225 Actinomadura sp. 5.25e+4 247 Sphingomonas ava 4.10e+4

226 Brevundimonas sp. 4.92e+4 248 Methylobacillus sp. 4.10e+4

227 Anaerobacterium chartisolvens 4.92e+4 249 Rhodoferax saidenbachensis 4.10e+4

228 Micropepsis sp. 4.92e+4 250 Anaeromyxobacter sp. 4.10e+4

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Results are expressed in 'cells per gram' or 'cells per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

251 Aquicella sp. 4.10e+4 273 Luedemannella sp. 2.73e+4

252 Hungateiclostridium aldrichii 4.10e+4 274 Paraherbaspirillum sp. 2.73e+4

253 Hungateiclostridium sp. 4.10e+4 275 Comamonas testosteroni 2.58e+4

254 Thermobispora bispora 4.10e+4 276 Neobacillus drentensis 2.55e+4

255 Flaviaesturariibacter sp. 3.82e+4 277 A pia felis 2.46e+4

256 Paludibacter propionicigenes 3.82e+4 278 Rhodoplanes roseus 2.46e+4

257 Robbsia sp. 3.82e+4 279 Sporacetigenium mesophilum 2.46e+4

258 Acidaminobacter sp. 3.75e+4 280 Brevundimonas bullata 2.46e+4

259 Roseococcus sp. 3.69e+4 281 Colidextribacter sp. 2.46e+4

260 Klebsiella pneumoniae 3.48e+4 282 Thermobaculum terrenum 2.46e+4

261 A pia sp. 3.28e+4 283 Nocardioides alpinus 2.46e+4

262 Rhodopseudomonas sp. 3.28e+4 284 Geobacillus sp. 2.46e+4

263 Dysgonomonas gadei 3.28e+4 285 Cellulomonas sp. 2.46e+4

264 Desulfomicrobium sp. 3.28e+4 286 Alsobacter metallidurans 2.46e+4

265 Cereibacter sp. 3.28e+4 287 Nitrosocosmicus sp. 2.46e+4

266 Legionella sp. 3.28e+4 288 Soleaferrea sp. 2.46e+4

267 Sideroxydans sp. 3.28e+4 289 Escherichia coli 2.34e+4

268 Caulobacter fusiformis 3.28e+4 290 Methylocapsa palsarum 2.19e+4

269 Desulfurispora sp. 3.07e+4 291 Chelativorans multitrophicus 2.19e+4

270 Roseomonas lacus 2.95e+4 292 Lacibacter cauensis 2.19e+4

271 Sphingomonas colocasiae 2.73e+4 293 Chitinophaga sp. 2.19e+4

272 Herbaspirillum sp. 2.73e+4 294 Parasegetibacter luojiensis 2.19e+4

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Results are expressed in 'cells per gram' or 'cells per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

295 Rhodobacter sp. 2.19e+4 317 Gemmata sp. 1.31e+4

296 Cnuella sp. 2.19e+4 318 Singulisphaera sp. 1.23e+4

297 Actinophytocola sp. 2.05e+4 319 Massilia timonae 1.17e+4

298 Pseudomonas stutzeri 2.05e+4 320 Chryseobacterium sp. 1.09e+4

299 Pseudarthrobacter oxydans 1.97e+4 321 Saccharopolyspora sp. 9.84e+3

300 Pelotomaculum sp. 1.84e+4 322 Proteocatella sphenisci 9.83e+3

301 Exiguobacterium sp. 1.82e+4 323 Tuberibacillus calidus 9.37e+3

302 Desulfosporosinus youngiae 1.82e+4 324 Guggenheimella sp. 9.37e+3

303 Para limonas terrae 1.64e+4 325 Shimazuella sp. 8.20e+3

304 Flavitalea sp. 1.64e+4 326 Anaerosporomusa subterranea 8.20e+3

305 Adhaeribacter sp. 1.64e+4 327 Cryptanaerobacter sp. 8.20e+3

306 Quisquiliibacterium transsilvanicum 1.64e+4 328 Thermoactinomyces sp. 7.03e+3

307 Bordetella bronchialis 1.64e+4 329 Bacillus acidiceler 4.92e+3

308 Amycolatopsis taiwanensis 1.64e+4 330 Clostridium estertheticum 4.10e+3

309 Ruminiclostridium 1.64e+4

Notes
cellobioparum

310 Dechlorobacter sp. 1.64e+4

Species belonging to a genus present in the CDFA Approved
Microorganisms List
311 Desul tobacterium dichloroeliminans 1.64e+4

312 Micromonospora sp. 1.64e+4

Species present in the CDFA Approved Microorganisms List
313 Fonticella sp. 1.46e+4

314 Seinonella sp. 1.37e+4

315 Streptomyces chumphonensis 1.37e+4

316 Desul tobacterium sp. 1.37e+4

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APPENDIX
Fungi Quantification 2.0
The Next-Gen sequencing in combination with the addition of a known quantity spike-in enables the knowledge of the total microbial load in a sample.
The present analysis relies on the application of a spike-in of our synthetic proprietary DNA sequence in known quantities into crude samples. After the
sequencing and data processing, the relative abundance of the exogenous spike-in allows us to extrapolate the original absolute quantity of the ITS copies
of the sample species. NOTE: number of cells cannot be provided for Fungi due to many factors including very limited knowledge of ITS copies per
genome, ploidy variations, pluricellularity, etc.
Results are expressed in 'ITS copies per gram' or 'ITS copies per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

# Genus & Species Percentage Copies # Genus & Species Percentage Copies

1 Kazachstania humilis 9.37% 116,436 18 Epicoccum nigrum 1.24% 15,355

2 Mortierella sp. 4.95% 61,477 19 Didymella exigua 1.18% 14,641

3 Leptosphaeria sp. 4.77% 59,241 20 Globisporangium spinosum 1.06% 13,173

4 Conocybe apala 4.69% 58,332 21 Cladosporium herbarum 1.05% 13,105

5 Curvularia lunata 3.77% 46,836 22 Epicoccum thailandicum 1.05% 13,077

6 Pythium sp. 3.66% 45,423 23 Mortierella elongata 0.9747% 12,114

7 Alternaria eichhorniae 3.04% 37,727 24 Psilocybe sp. 0.8673% 10,777

8 Mortierella minutissima 2.49% 30,918 25 Globisporangium irregulare 0.8119% 10,091

9 Chaetomium sp. 2.31% 28,655 26 Chloridella sp. 0.8109% 10,077

10 Purpureocillium lilacinum 2.15% 26,686 27 Penicillium levitum 0.7906% 9,827

11 Pseudogymnoascus roseus 2.07% 25,668 28 Gibellulopsis serrae 0.7651% 9,509

12 Globisporangium sylvaticum 1.90% 23,605 29 Talaromyces marneffei 0.6906% 8,582

13 Curvularia verruculosa 1.75% 21,741 30 Trichopezizella sp. 0.6725% 8,359

14 Tricellula aurantiaca 1.67% 20,814 31 Subulicystidium sp. 0.6544% 8,132

15 Mortierella alpina 1.62% 20,141 32 Thelebolus globosus 0.6097% 7,577

16 Mortierella hyalina 1.54% 19,173 33 Penicillium simplicissimum 0.6076% 7,550

17 Humicola olivacea 1.30% 16,118 34 Mortierella gamsii 0.6044% 7,509

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Relative Fungal Abundance

Results are expressed in 'ITS copies per gram' or 'ITS copies per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

# Genus & Species Percentage Copies # Genus & Species Percentage Copies

35 Mortierella rishikesha 0.5863% 7,286 55 Coniothyrium cerealis 0.3150% 3,914

36 Penicillium herquei 0.5470% 6,795 56 Pseudothielavia terricola 0.3129% 3,886

37 Mortierella sarnyensis 0.5406% 6,718 57 Eustigmatos sp. 0.3107% 3,859

38 Humicola marvinii 0.5289% 6,573 58 Sclerotinia sclerotiorum 0.3107% 3,859

39 Epicoccum keratinophilum 0.5289% 6,573 59 Pythium volutum 0.3043% 3,782

40 Curvularia spicifera 0.5193% 6,455 60 Tetracladium furcatum 0.3033% 3,768

41 Mortierella ambigua 0.4874% 6,055 61 Pythiogeton sp. 0.2916% 3,623

42 Lasiobolus papillatus 0.4746% 5,900 62 Ophiosphaerella sp. 0.2884% 3,582

43 Chrysosporium pseudomerdari … 0.4427% 5,500 63 Fusarium equiseti 0.2873% 3,568

44 Hannaella sinensis 0.4235% 5,264 64 Heydenia alpina 0.2852% 3,545

45 Pseudogymnoascus sp. 0.3948% 4,905 65 Curvularia americana 0.2831% 3,518

46 Plectosphaerella cucumerina 0.3937% 4,891 66 Vishniacozyma victoriae 0.2714% 3,373

47 Paraphoma meti 0.3799% 4,723 67 Trichoderma harzianum 0.2639% 3,277

48 Globisporangium heterothallic … 0.3544% 4,405 68 Mortierella histoplasmatoides 0.2607% 3,241

49 Solicoccozyma terrea 0.3522% 4,377 69 Tausonia pullulans 0.2479% 3,082

50 Furcasterigmium furcatum 0.3469% 4,309 70 Pythium oligandrum 0.2416% 3,000

51 Mortierella mbricystis 0.3363% 4,177 71 Humicola nigrescens 0.2309% 2,868

52 Penicillium sp. 0.3352% 4,164 72 Globisporangium ultimum 0.2288% 2,841

53 Schwanniomyces occidentalis 0.3256% 4,045 73 Alternaria infectoria 0.2277% 2,832

54 Dissoconium proteae 0.3192% 3,968 74 Pyrenochaetopsis leptospora 0.2256% 2,805

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Relative Fungal Abundance

Results are expressed in 'ITS copies per gram' or 'ITS copies per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

# Genus & Species Percentage Copies # Genus & Species Percentage Copies

75 Podospora sp. 0.2203% 2,736 95 Penicillium decumbens 0.1532% 1,905

76 Coniophora opuntiae 0.2171% 2,695 96 Microdochium bolleyi 0.1511% 1,877

77 Penicillium citrinum 0.2107% 2,618 97 Pseudopithomyces chartarum 0.1511% 1,877

78 Thelebolus sp. 0.2075% 2,577 98 Fusarium polyphialidicum 0.1500% 1,864

79 Solicoccozyma aeria 0.2064% 2,564 99 Periconia macrospinosa 0.1500% 1,864

80 Periconia epilithographicola 0.2022% 2,514 100 Fusarium pseudensiforme 0.1479% 1,836

81 Mortierella antarctica 0.2011% 2,500 101 Pseudeurotium sp. 0.1426% 1,773

82 Capnodium sp. 0.2011% 2,500 102 Cercophora mirabilis 0.1415% 1,759

83 Filobasidium magnum 0.2001% 2,486 103 Cladosporium sp. 0.1415% 1,759

84 Penicillium canariense 0.1947% 2,418 104 Striaticonidium sp. 0.1383% 1,718

85 Penicillium oxalicum 0.1905% 2,368 105 Alternaria longissima 0.1383% 1,718

86 Acremonium sp. 0.1894% 2,355 106 Fusarium solani 0.1373% 1,705

87 Oedocephalum nayoroense 0.1852% 2,300 107 Hyaloperonospora brassicae 0.1362% 1,691

88 Aspergillus fumigatus 0.1841% 2,286 108 Coniochaeta discospora 0.1351% 1,677

89 Lipomyces lipofer 0.1820% 2,259 109 Latorua caligans 0.1341% 1,668

90 Mortierella fatshederae 0.1713% 2,127 110 Coniothyrium sp. 0.1341% 1,668

91 Chaetomium madrasense 0.1713% 2,127 111 Meyerozyma caribbica 0.1330% 1,655

92 Stemphylium vesicarium 0.1671% 2,077 112 Microdiplodia miyakei 0.1330% 1,655

93 Setophoma terrestris 0.1575% 1,959 113 Acrophialophora levis 0.1320% 1,641

94 Geomyces sp. 0.1575% 1,959 114 Panaeolus micola 0.1320% 1,641

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Results are expressed in 'ITS copies per gram' or 'ITS copies per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

# Genus & Species Percentage Copies # Genus & Species Percentage Copies

115 Plectosphaerella sinensis 0.1298% 1,614 135 Clitopilus sp. 0.1096% 1,364

116 Phytopythium sp. 0.1277% 1,586 136 Phialemoniopsis curvata 0.1096% 1,364

117 Coprinellus fuscocystidiatus 0.1266% 1,573 137 Cysto lobasidium capitatum 0.1075% 1,336

118 Pithomyces cynodontis 0.1245% 1,545 138 Trechispora sp. 0.1064% 1,323

119 Chaetomium megalocarpum 0.1245% 1,545 139 Saitozyma ava 0.1064% 1,323

120 Trichoderma asperellum 0.1213% 1,509 140 Leohumicola sp. 0.1043% 1,295

121 Penicillium pimiteouiense 0.1213% 1,509 141 Podospora bulbillosa 0.1022% 1,268

122 Chalara sp. 0.1213% 1,509 142 Tetracladium sp. 0.1011% 1,255

123 Fusarium proliferatum 0.1202% 1,495 143 Coniochaeta sp. 0.1011% 1,255

124 Talaromyces purpureogenus 0.1181% 1,468 144 Lagenidium sp. 0.1011% 1,255

125 Neurospora terricola 0.1149% 1,427 145 Cysto lobasidium in …

rmominia 0.0990% 1,232

126 Talaromyces boninensis 0.1149% 1,427 146 Metarhizium marquandii 0.0990% 1,232

127 Fusarium brachygibbosum 0.1139% 1,414 147 Bipolaris sorokiniana 0.0990% 1,232

128 Serendipita sp. 0.1128% 1,400 148 Gongronella butleri 0.0979% 1,218

129 Myrmecridium schulzeri 0.1128% 1,400 149 Infundichalara microchona 0.0958% 1,191

130 Aspergillus ruber 0.1128% 1,400 150 Paraphaeosphaeria minitans 0.0958% 1,191

131 Penicillium melinii 0.1117% 1,386 151 Papiliotrema pseudoalba 0.0947% 1,177

132 Bolbitius titubans 0.1117% 1,386 152 Bullera coprosmae 0.0936% 1,164

133 Exophiala pisciphila 0.1107% 1,377 153 Globisporangium splendens 0.0926% 1,150

134 Lecythophora sp. 0.1096% 1,364 154 Pyrenochaeta sp. 0.0915% 1,136
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Relative Fungal Abundance

Results are expressed in 'ITS copies per gram' or 'ITS copies per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

# Genus & Species Percentage Copies # Genus & Species Percentage Copies

155 Hygrocybe conica 0.0915% 1,136 175 Hirsutella rhossiliensis 0.0777% 964

156 Candida railenensis 0.0915% 1,136 176 Magnaporthiopsis sp. 0.0756% 941

157 Curvularia tuberculata 0.0905% 1,123 177 Rhodotorula graminis 0.0756% 941

158 Chaetosphaeria vermicularioides 0.0905% 1,123 178 Vishniacozyma tephrensis 0.0713% 886

159 Cryptococcus sp. 0.0905% 1,123 179 Marasmius curreyi 0.0702% 873

160 Pseudeurotium hygrophilum 0.0894% 1,109 180 Pythium torulosum 0.0702% 873

161 Scytalidium sp. 0.0883% 1,095 181 Leptodontidium camptobactrum 0.0702% 873

162 Sporobolomyces patagonicus 0.0883% 1,095 182 Actinomucor elegans 0.0670% 832

163 Gremmenia infestans 0.0873% 1,086 183 Exserohilum rostratum 0.0670% 832

164 Clonostachys rosea 0.0873% 1,086 184 Didymella pinodella 0.0660% 818

165 Coprinellus occulosus 0.0851% 1,059 185 Xylogone sphaerospora 0.0660% 818

166 Dokmaia sp. 0.0841% 1,045 186 Circinella chinensis 0.0649% 805

167 Coniochaeta cateniformis 0.0841% 1,045 187 Mortierella exigua 0.0638% 795

168 Exophiala equina 0.0830% 1,032 188 Phaeosphaeriopsis musae 0.0638% 795

169 Pythium vanterpoolii 0.0830% 1,032 189 Filobasidium chernovii 0.0628% 782

170 Aspergillus caninus 0.0809% 1,005 190 Mucor circinelloides 0.0617% 768

171 Cephalosporium sp. 0.0809% 1,005 191 Coprinus cordisporus 0.0617% 768

172 Chrysosporium synchronum 0.0809% 1,005 192 Mucor hiemalis 0.0607% 755

173 Ascochyta medicaginicola 0.0798% 991 193 Symmetrospora marina 0.0607% 755

174 Cercophora samala 0.0787% 977 194 Mycothermus thermophilus 0.0596% 741
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Relative Fungal Abundance

Results are expressed in 'ITS copies per gram' or 'ITS copies per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

# Genus & Species Percentage Copies # Genus & Species Percentage Copies

195 Penicillium gossypii 0.0596% 741 215 Albi mbria verrucaria 0.0500% 623

196 Trichoderma spirale 0.0585% 727 216 Curvularia geniculata 0.0500% 623

197 Wickerhamomyces anomalus 0.0585% 727 217 Chaetosphaeronema sp. 0.0489% 609

198 Botrytis cinerea 0.0575% 714 218 Aspergillus sp. 0.0489% 609

199 Mortierella capitata 0.0575% 714 219 Trichoderma tomentosum 0.0489% 609

200 Phoma sp. 0.0564% 700 220 Lophiostoma sp. 0.0468% 582

201 Fusarium neocosmosporiellum 0.0553% 686 221 Saitozyma sp. 0.0468% 582

202 Panaeolus subbalteatus 0.0553% 686 222 Penicillium tanzanicum 0.0458% 568

203 Septoria oenanthicola 0.0553% 686 223 Talaromyces sp. 0.0458% 568

204 Fusidium sp. 0.0543% 673 224 Sarocladium kiliense 0.0458% 568

205 Rhodosporidiobolus oreadorum 0.0543% 673 225 Alternaria sp. 0.0447% 555

206 Phallus rugulosus 0.0543% 673 226 Articulospora sp. 0.0447% 555

207 Arachnomyces pilosus 0.0543% 673 227 Zop ella sp. 0.0447% 555

208 Parastagonospora phoenicicola 0.0532% 659 228 Phallus hadriani 0.0447% 555

209 Filobasidium sp. 0.0521% 650 229 Chrysosporium lobatum 0.0447% 555

210 Chloridium aseptatum 0.0521% 650 230 Chordomyces antarcticus 0.0447% 555

211 Mrakia frigida 0.0511% 636 231 Scytalidium lignicola 0.0436% 541

212 Cephaliophora sp. 0.0500% 623 232 Cortinarius sp. 0.0436% 541

213 Penicillium commune 0.0500% 623 233 Microscypha sp. 0.0436% 541

214 Tympanis pithya 0.0500% 623 234 Phaeosphaeria sp. 0.0436% 541
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Relative Fungal Abundance

Results are expressed in 'ITS copies per gram' or 'ITS copies per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

# Genus & Species Percentage Copies # Genus & Species Percentage Copies

235 Acremonium persicinum 0.0426% 527 255 Paraleptosphaeria rumicis 0.0372% 464

236 Humicola sp. 0.0426% 527 256 Fusarium chlamydosporum 0.0372% 464

237 Chloridium sp. 0.0426% 527 257 Coprinellus sclerocystidiosus 0.0372% 464

238 Bulleribasidium sanyaense 0.0426% 527 258 Tetraplosphaeria sp. 0.0362% 450

239 Torula herbarum 0.0426% 527 259 Gaeumannomyces sp. 0.0362% 450

240 Microdochium sp. 0.0415% 514 260 Venturia sp. 0.0362% 450

241 Fusicolla sp. 0.0415% 514 261 Lophotrichus meti 0.0351% 436

242 Pseudopyrenochaeta lycopersici 0.0404% 505 262 Fusarium tricinctum 0.0341% 423

243 Clavaria fuscata 0.0404% 505 263 Cephaliophora tropica 0.0341% 423

244 Chaetomium acropullum 0.0394% 491 264 Naganishia friedmannii 0.0341% 423

245 Cadophora gregata 0.0394% 491 265 Scedosporium boydii 0.0330% 409

246 Pichia kudriavzevii 0.0394% 491 266 Filobasidium oeirense 0.0330% 409

247 Colletotrichum brevisporum 0.0394% 491 267 Chrysosporium merdarium 0.0330% 409

248 Tomentella sp. 0.0394% 491 268 Aspergillus pseudode ectus 0.0319% 395

249 Neosartorya sp. 0.0394% 491 269 Wallemia sebi 0.0309% 382

250 Acremonium charticola 0.0394% 491 270 Penicillium christenseniae 0.0309% 382

251 Bionectria rossmaniae 0.0394% 491 271 Nigrospora oryzae 0.0287% 359

252 Cladorrhinum exuosum 0.0383% 477 272 Coprinellus curtus 0.0287% 359

253 Minimedusa polyspora 0.0383% 477 273 Lycoperdon pyriforme 0.0277% 345

254 Paraphysoderma sedebokerense 0.0383% 477 274 Mortierella echinosphaera 0.0277% 345
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Relative Fungal Abundance

Results are expressed in 'ITS copies per gram' or 'ITS copies per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

# Genus & Species Percentage Copies # Genus & Species Percentage Copies

275 Cladosporium sphaerospermum 0.0277% 345 295 Acremonium collariferum 0.0192% 236

276 Papulaspora nishigaharana 0.0277% 345 296 Devriesia americana 0.0170% 214

277 Penicillium pinophilum 0.0277% 345 297 Trichocladium opacum 0.0170% 214

278 Iodophanus carneus 0.0266% 332 298 Cladophialophora chaetospira 0.0170% 214

279 Fusarium sp. 0.0266% 332 299 Preussia pilosella 0.0170% 214

280 Cephalotheca sp. 0.0266% 332 300 Aspergillus cejpii 0.0160% 200

281 Penicillium aurantiogriseum 0.0266% 332 301 Acaulium acremonium 0.0160% 200

282 Kernia retardata 0.0255% 318 302 Leohumicola minima 0.0160% 200

283 Vishniacozyma dimennae 0.0245% 305 303 Acremonium roseolum 0.0160% 200

284 Penicillium brasilianum 0.0245% 305 304 Naganishia albida 0.0160% 200

285 Myrothecium sp. 0.0245% 305 305 Phialocephala bamuru 0.0160% 200

286 Saitozyma podzolica 0.0245% 305 306 Oidiodendron cereale 0.0149% 186

287 Exophiala oligosperma 0.0234% 291 307 Helicoma sp. 0.0149% 186

288 Wilsoniana portulacae 0.0234% 291 308 Trichoderma aerugineum 0.0149% 186

289 Penicillium glabrum 0.0234% 291 309 Torula cus 0.0149% 186

290 Chaetomium longicolleum 0.0223% 277 310 Pedospumella sp. 0.0149% 186

291 Rhizopus oryzae 0.0223% 277 311 Byssochlamys lagunculariae 0.0138% 173

292 Penicillium roseopurpureum 0.0223% 277 312 Dendryphion nanum 0.0138% 173

293 Paraphyton cookei 0.0202% 250 313 Stachybotrys chartarum 0.0138% 173

294 Fusarium sporotrichioides 0.0202% 250 314 Lophotrichus sp. 0.0128% 159
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Relative Fungal Abundance

Results are expressed in 'ITS copies per gram' or 'ITS copies per milliliter', depending on the sample being a solid or liquid.

# Genus & Species Percentage Copies # Genus & Species Percentage Copies

315 Trichurus spiralis 0.0117% 145

316 Pseudoarthrographis phlogis 0.0117% 145

317 Spumella sp. 0.0117% 145

318 Microascus verrucosus 0.0117% 145

319 Chaetomium thermophilum 0.0106% 132

320 Sarocladium zeae 0.0106% 132

321 Acrostalagmus luteoalbus 0.0106% 132

322 Acremonium sclerotigenum 0.0106% 132

Notes
Species belonging to a genus present in the CDFA Approved
Microorganisms List

Species present in the CDFA Approved Microorganisms List

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