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The metabolite analysis revealed 3952 molecular features from the crown samples. Based on the overall metabolite profiles of the samples, also illustrated by principal component analysis (
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isolate Pc407 (Pc407-Fa) caused a clear separation in PC2 (squares), whereas the Pc440-inoculated samples (Pc440-Fa) clustered near to the controls (C-Fa). In
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isolates influenced the metabolite profiles (balls), although the differences were less pronounced than in the Pc407-Fa interaction. The biological replicates of C-Fv, Pc440-Fv, and Pc407-Fa, were tightly clustered within each of these groups, whereas clustering of Pc440-Fa, C-Fa, and Pc407-Fv samples was more loose in the PCA plot (
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