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Table 1.

Information related to possible host plants investigated and identified.

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Fig 1.

Cultivation of experimental materials.

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Fig 2.

Haustoria connections between C. grandiflora and the host (red: roots of C. grandiflora, black: roots of the host).

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Table 2.

Growth status of C. grandiflora and 9 companion plants after mixed sowing.

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Fig 3.

PCA analysis of metabolomics of JS and WJ samples in positive (left) and negative ion mode (right).

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Fig 4.

OPLS-DA analysis of metabolomics in positive (left) and negative ion modes (right) between JS and WJ samples.

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Fig 5.

OPLS-DA permutation test of metabolomics in positive (left) and negative ion modes (right).

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Fig 6.

Cluster analysis of metabolites in JS and WJ samples.

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Table 3.

Identification information of the 82 differential metabolites between JS and WJ samples.

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Fig 7.

Bubble plots of the metabolic pathway analysis.

The main metabolic pathways were labeled in the figure according to the pathway impact and -log(P) values.

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Table 4.

The 37 metabolic pathways analysis of JS and WJ samples.

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Fig 8.

The pathways for the main efficacy components of C. grandiflora and their possible competitive pathways (purple).

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