SRA accessions and collection information for 16S-V4 rRNA amplicon data from invertebrates sampled at Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary, Gulf of Mexico following Tax Day Flooding (2016), Hurricane Harvey (2017), and a no flooding year (2018)

<p>To document the effects of storm-driven freshwater runoff on&nbsp;sponge-associated microbiomes, we leveraged the heavy rainfall&nbsp;associated with Tax Day Flooding (July 2016) and Hurricane Harvey&nbsp;(August 2017) to characterize sponge-associated bacterial communities&nbsp;at five time points: in July 2016 (at detection of the mortality&nbsp;event), one month after the mortality event (August 2016), immediately&nbsp;after Hurricane Harvey (September 2017), one month after Hurricane&nbsp;Harvey (October 2017), and approximately one year following Hurricane&nbsp;Harvey (October 2018).<br /> <br /> These data contain Sequence Read Archive (SRA) and BioSample accession numbers associated with BioProject&nbsp;PRJNA605902 (see&nbsp;https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bioproject/605902)&nbsp;at The National Center for Biotechnology Information.</p>为阐明风暴驱动的淡水径流对海绵共生微生物组的影响，本研究借助2016年7月报税日洪水（Tax Day Flooding）与2017年8月哈维飓风（Hurricane Harvey）带来的强降雨，对五个时间节点下的海绵共生细菌群落进行表征：2016年7月（检测到海绵死亡事件时）、该死亡事件发生后1个月（2016年8月）、哈维飓风过境后即刻（2017年9月）、哈维飓风过境后1个月（2017年10月）以及哈维飓风过境后约1年（2018年10月）。 本数据集包含隶属于生物项目（BioProject）PRJNA605902的序列读取存档（Sequence Read Archive, SRA）与生物样本（BioSample）收录编号，相关信息可在美国国家生物技术信息中心（National Center for Biotechnology Information）查询，具体网址为https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bioproject/605902。