A 2,000,000-read subsample of the reads that didn't align to the C. arabica reference, classified against Kraken2's PlusPF-8 database (bacteria, archaea, viruses, protozoa, fungi, human).
Bars below show the species/genus-level taxa Kraken2 could actually pin down, within that classified slice — the higher ranks above them in the tree (Bacteria, Pseudomonadota, ...) are cumulative parents of these and are left out here to avoid double-counting.
The same subsample, classified instead against a dedicated database built from just three genomes: C. arabica (the target) and its two diploid parent species C. canephora and C. eugenioides (arabica is a natural hybrid of the two). This asks directly: does any of the off-target read pool actually look like coffee?