Additional file 1 of Soil conditions and the plant microbiome boost the accumulation of monoterpenes in the fruit of Citrus reticulata ‘Chachi’

Additional file 1: Table S1. Summary of sampled orchards in Guangdong and Guangxi provinces of China. Table S2. Contents of essential oils in peel samples from different orchards. Table S3. Highly expressed genes from the terpenoid backbone pathway in root, leaf, and peel samples from the core region. Table S4. Correlation between monoterpenes and highly expressed KOs from roots, leaves and peels. Table S5. Soil physical and chemical properties of rhizosphere soil samples. Table S6. Phylum composition of all metagenome samples (BS represents bulk soil, and RS represents rhizosphere soil). Table S7. Genus composition of all metagenome samples (BS represents bulk soil, and RS represents rhizosphere soil). Table S8. Detailed information on 3350 metagenome-assembly genomes (MAGs). Table S9. MAG genera differentially enriched between the core and non-core regions. Table S10. Isolation of soil- and root-derived bacteria. Table S11. Genome information of bacterial strains. Table S11. Highly expressed genes detected in C. reticulata ‘Chachi’ leaves after inoculation with Strep-4 and its SynComs. Table S12. Genome information of the bacterial strain. Table S13. Differentially enriched endophyte microbial OTUs in the core and non-core regions. Table S14. Correlation between monoterpenes and endophyte microbial OTUs enriched in the core region. Table S15. The similarities of the MAG 16S rRNA gene and endophyte OTU sequences.