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Title Phylogenomics of Endogonaceae and evolution of within .

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Journal The New phytologist, 222(1)

ISSN 0028-646X

Authors Chang, Ying Desirò, Alessandro Na, Hyunsoo et al.

Publication Date 2019-04-01

DOI 10.1111/nph.15613

License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ 4.0

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Mycoplasma -related endobacterium sequences were identified contain al. membersof Mucoromycota, one ofthe phyla formerly Jimgerdemannia, and (Smi (SSPs (CAZymes siz number of genomic innovations throug Ectomycorrhizal which areformed predominantly inclu (Bon approxim (Walker (Desi 1990; al., environmental samples In terrestrial ecosystems from nitrog Mycorrhizal fungi Mycorrhizasare one ofthe mos Introduction (Berch & symbionts Desi , 2016). Endogonales additi Accepted Articlee from 2011 rò th etal., fante & de thearbuscular mycorrhizasof Glomeromycotina (Mucoromycota) an rò etal. t ) that en, manganese, calcium he Walker, 19 h convergent et al. One ofthe enigmaticmore Ecologically, Endogonales zy on, both families inclu ; Desi et al.,2018).This ho F ately ex ) inv gospores ) associate ortin, 1983; Walker, 198 m s , 2013; Hirose pansionsof transposable elements of some vascular plants, were resolved G t , 2017; Orcha 2013). 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(Tedersoo & However, the functi structures Accepted Articleeen increasing f resh field-collec t or Mycoplasma and t that from To address It is It is important to mention In e et al. he cology cology in Endogonales additi c e an ( its microbiome. onsistent on and o colonizati arlies v , 2012 en, 201 b S R f Endogonaceae an t d thei mith, 2017),mith, as eing he hynie Chert , Glomeromycotina an on tonumerous independen intere der my t ). There arehyphal fossils t forms of the mycorrhizal symbiosis, possibly line a r placement on of Endogonales es 4). The Heijden corrhizal symbiosis. The number of hypotheses In w on of terrestrial ecosystems ted by ted sporocarps, thus are difficul -related endobacteria ( sts sts in age affiliati d et al., 2015a; H ith mycorrhizal functi b oth Endogonales k p This study rovide evidencerovide offungi un t olde of fossili et al. additi ha e fungi. inc fung d derstanding o the functions t in Mucoromyc an luding s an lends s t , 2015).Genome data be will essential for understanding t i, arefrom on difficult (Strullu-Derri t to obtain d Mucoromycot onal phylogenetic ha definitive Endogonales d arbuscules, date to approxim f ungi, theMREare supported as zed d Mortierellomycotin t as Mucoromycota also includes t had threemain rò et al. oysted upport forthe hree spores sociated with woody an t t he an on w he t t d Glomeromycotin E on, including f MRE) a he Triassic origins ith extanith rom d maintain ota of fungal symbionts cM collectionscM and ssociati g t et al. , 2018). d he ene a istributi ssociated with the materi haveled to a, b ev R in in rated genome data are metagenomesof each y , hynie Che we sequence as 2018). , mycorrhizal symbioses ma olution of mycorrhizal symbioses t t he on ofEndogonales hy t sociated with early hei objectives: 1) arbuscul rkers on and an pothesisof Pirozynski and g in culture, r hypha reen f a a ossils, whic en etal. d dateto approxim Rhynie Che mantle of hyphae of mantle an (Mucoromycota) and there have . 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sp. FLASsp. F-59071,

Jimgerdemannia flammicorona 41.5 45.0 42.7 78.1 81.4 (66.9 / 14.5) 13 6 313 33 875 240 GMNB39 flammicorona Jimgerdemannia

653

43.0 46.8 44.4 72.9 76.3 (56.6 / 19.7) 12 7 875 45 525 180 612217OSC lactiflua Jimgerdemannia

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279 None 64 532 contigs Total # of MRE

1.8 Mb None 0.9 Mb 2.9 Mb nucleotides Total # of MRE

2 None 1 3 phylotypes Total # of MRE

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