Fungal dysbiosis predicts the diagnosis of pediatric Crohn’s disease

Table 2 Fungal species abundance in mucosa and stool of children with Crohn’s disease

Fungal species	Mucosa abundance, %	Stool abundance, %	Ratio	P value
Volvariella dunensis	0.06	0.0014	0.025	< 0.001
Malassezia restricta	0.09	0.0044	0.049	< 0.001
Ceriporia lacerate	0.03	0.0022	0.065	< 0.001
Cl. Cladosporioides	0.11	0.004	0.035	< 0.001
Trametes hirsute	0.048	0.0043	0.089	< 0.001
Psathyrella artemisiae	0.44	0.028	0.065	< 0.001
Amyloporia sp	0.027	0.0012	0.046	< 0.001
Irpex sp	0.095	0.0019	0.02	< 0.001
Bjerkandera adusta	0.022	0.0011	0.049	< 0.001
Lepista sordida	0.041	0.0015	0.037	< 0.001
Cerrena sp	0.022	0.0011	0.05	< 0.001
Coprinellus radians	0.034	0.0011	0.032	< 0.001
Phlebia acanthocystis	0.022	0.0011	0.048	< 0.001
Leptosphaerulina sp	0.037	0.0013	0.036	< 0.001
Coprinus sp	0.085	0.0019	0.022	< 0.001
Malassezia globose	0.028	0.0026	0.095	< 0.001
Alternaria alternate	0.054	0.0037	0.069	< 0.001
Ramalinopsis mannii	0.066	0.0018	0.027	< 0.001
Saccharomyces bayanus	2.5	53	21	< 0.001
Trichoderma hypocrea	0.022	0.0014	0.067	< 0.001
Aspergillus penicillioides	0.11	0.0066	0.062	< 0.001
Psathyrella candolleana	0.063	0.0059	0.093	< 0.001
Cladosporium sp	0.072	0.0053	0.074	< 0.001
Aspergillus sp	0.064	0.0049	0.076	< 0.001
Galactomyces geotrichum	0.079	0.0063	0.08	< 0.001
Peniophora incarnate	0.011	0.0027	0.25	< 0.001
Eutypella sp	0.038	0.0044	0.12	< 0.001
Ophiocordyceps sinensis	0.059	0.004	0.068	< 0.001
Nakaseomyces candida	0.12	0.0058	0.049	0.019
Hypocrea ceramic	0.02	0.0037	0.18	0.019
Saccharomyces cerevisiae	0.043	0.23	5.3	0.024