Distribution of ARGs in RefSoil genomes and plasmids.

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Distribution of ARGs in RefSoil genomes and plasmids. Distribution of ARGs in RefSoil genomes and plasmids. The raw numbers (A) and proportions (B) of ARGs on plasmids (light blue), genomes (green), or both (dark blue) in RefSoil+ microorganisms by antibiotic resistance gene group. The numbers of genes included in each group are shown in parentheses. The raw numbers (C) and proportions (D) of detected ARGs on plasmids (light blue), genomes (green), or both (dark blue) in RefSoil+ microorganisms by phylum-level taxonomy. The numbers of taxa included in each phylum are shown in parentheses. Taylor K. Dunivin et al. mSystems 2019; doi:10.1128/mSystems.00349-18