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Unfortunately, the high demand for C. speciosa has caused a serious reduction in the number of roots available to harvest in the wild (Li et al., 2010).

Gymnopaxillus) and Bondarcevomyces for rooting, available as Additional file 4. Due to restricted sequence data, we did not include Gymnopaxillus in the final analyses, but Dataset3 was analyzed to confirm the phylogenetic position of Gymnopaxillus within Serpulaceae and together with Austropaxillus.

Required input parameters are land use, soil (root zone available water capacity (root zone available water capacity, RZAWC)), slope, riparian buffer strips, and distance to surface waters (Table 1, Figure 3a).

Root zone available water capacity.

Our study demonstrates that field water conservation tillage practices that incorporate CA principles are effectively increasing green water in the root zone available for crops and thus, improve crop productivity and yields substantially on vertisols in drylands without other inputs.

This resolution might be too low in order to assess influences of soil characteristics (e.g. effective root zone, available field capacity, cation exchange capacity) on the C sequestration measured at the sites of the LWI and BZE.

Detailed information on soil properties were taken from a soil map with a spatial resolution of 1 50,000 (Bk 50): These include data on soil types and texture, soil productivity, depth of upper soil layer, effective root zone, available field capacity, cation exchange capacity, water conductivity and soil wetness.

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The first was the 9930 transcript assembly (Version 2.0) from nearly 220 million Illumina sequencing reads derived from 10 different tissues of cucumber line 9930 [ 26]; the second set included 2.3 million Roche/454 reads of Gy14 leaf and root tissues (available at http://cucumber.vcru.wisc.edu/) (Weng et al. unpublished data).