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Creator:: Chang, Ying, Wang, Sishuo, Sekimoto, Satoshi, Spatafora, Joseph W., and et al.
Abstract:: As decomposers, fungi are key players in recycling plant material in global carbon cycles. We hypothesized that genomes of early diverging fungi may have inherited pectinases from an ancestral species that had been able to extract nutrients from pectin-containing land plants and their algal allies (Streptophytes). We aimed to infer,...
Full Text:: ancestors of land plants Ying Chang, Sishuo Wang, Satoshi Sekimoto, Andrea L. Aerts, Cindy Choi, Alicia

Creator:: Chang, Ying, Wang, Sishuo, Sekimoto, Satoshi, Spatafora, Joseph W., and et al.
Abstract:: As decomposers, fungi are key players in recycling plant material in global carbon cycles. We hypothesized that genomes of early diverging fungi may have inherited pectinases from an ancestral species that had been able to extract nutrients from pectin-containing land plants and their algal allies (Streptophytes). We aimed to infer,...

Creator:: Chang, Ying, Wang, Sishuo, Sekimoto, Satoshi, Spatafora, Joseph W., and et al.
Abstract:: As decomposers, fungi are key players in recycling plant material in global carbon cycles. We hypothesized that genomes of early diverging fungi may have inherited pectinases from an ancestral species that had been able to extract nutrients from pectin-containing land plants and their algal allies (Streptophytes). We aimed to infer,...

Creator:: Chang, Ying, Wang, Sishuo, Sekimoto, Satoshi, Spatafora, Joseph W., and et al.
Abstract:: As decomposers, fungi are key players in recycling plant material in global carbon cycles. We hypothesized that genomes of early diverging fungi may have inherited pectinases from an ancestral species that had been able to extract nutrients from pectin-containing land plants and their algal allies (Streptophytes). We aimed to infer,...
Full Text:: Evolved Digesting Cell Walls of Algal Ancestors of Land Plants Chang, Y., Wang, S., Sekimoto, S., Aerts

Creator:: Chang, Ying, Wang, Sishuo, Sekimoto, Satoshi, Aerts, Andrea L., Choi, Cindy, Clum, Alicia, LaButti, Kurt M., Lindquist, Erika A., Ngan, Chew Yee, Ohm, Robin A., Salamov, Asaf A., Grigoriev, Igor V., Spatafora, Joseph W., and Berbee, Mary L.
Abstract:: As decomposers, fungi are key players in recycling plant material in global carbon cycles. We hypothesized that genomes of early diverging fungi may have inherited pectinases from an ancestral species that had been able to extract nutrients from pectin-containing land plants and their algal allies (Streptophytes). We aimed to infer,...
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