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Figure 1 - Temporal and spatial changes in phyllosphere microbiome of acacia trees growing in arid environments

Figure 1 South Israel topography map showing the studied site of Wadi Sheizaf (A), and acacia trees (A. raddiana and A. tortilis; B) sampled monthly during 2015. Air temperature and humidity were hourly obtained from the Hazeva meteorological station (C). In each month, leaf samples (example of leaves collected shown in E) were collected from the north, center and south sides of the canopies (D). with a close-up picture showing the collected leaves for endophytic and epiphytic microbial community analysis.
South Israel topography map showing the studied site of Wadi Sheizaf (A), and acacia trees (A. raddiana and A. tortilis; B) sampled monthly during 2015. Air temperature and humidity were hourly obtained from the Hazeva meteorological station (C). In each month, leaf samples (example of leaves collected shown in E) were collected from the north, center and south sides of the canopies (D). with a close-up picture showing the collected leaves for endophytic and epiphytic microbial community analysis.
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