Genomic insights into the evolution and adaptation of secondary metabolite gene clusters in fungicolous species Cladobotryum mycophilum ATHUM6906
Anastasia C Christinaki,
Antonis I Myridakis,
Vassili N Kouvelis
Abstract:Mycophilic or fungicolous fungi can be found wherever fungi exist since they are able to colonize other fungi, which occupy a diverse range of habitats. Some fungicolous species cause important diseases on basidiomycetes and thus, they are the main reason for the destruction of mushroom cultivations. Nonetheless, despite their ecological significance, their genomic data remain limited. Cladobotrum mycophilum is one of the most aggressive species of the genus, destroying the economically important Agaricus bisp… Show more
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