Comparison of rhizosphere microbial community between tomato cultivar Hawaii 7996 and Moneymaker

To reveal the possible role of the microbial community in the resistance of tomato plants to the bacterial wilt caused by Ralstonia solanacearum, the comparative microbiome analysis between the rhizospheres of Hawaii 7996, a tomato cultivar resistant to the bacterial wilt, and Moneymaker, a susceptible cultivar was conducted. This project contains 17 biosamples for 454 pyrosequencing data of bulk soil, Korean cabbage, Hawaii 7996, and Moneymaker (sample ID: DAU-W1BS, DAU-W2BS, DAU-W1CC, DAU-W2CC, DAU-W1H7, DAU-W2H7, DAU-W1MM, DAU-W2MM, DAU-BS1, DAU-BS2, DAU-H6-1, DAU-H6-2, DAU-MM1, DAU-MM2, DAU-BS5, DAU-H6-5, DAU-MM5) and 2 biosamples for illumina sequencing data of Hawaii 7996 and Moneymaker (sample ID: 11WH71, 11WM1). Samples from bulk soil and rhizosphere