Additional file 10 of Genomic insights into adaptative traits of phyllosphere yeasts

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Authors: Linda Gouka, Cristina Serra i Melendez, Nelli Vardazaryan, Knud Nor Nielsen, Leise Riber, Lars Hestbjerg Hansen, Jos M. Raaijmakers, Michael F. Seidl, Chrats Melkonian, Viviane Cordovez
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Abstract

Supplementary Material 10: Supplementary Figure 10. Functional category abundance. Differences in gene categories (COGs) between leaf-, flower-, soil-, human-, and water-associated yeasts. Number of genes with functional annotation (left) for each unique isolation origin, and for the combination leaf-flower, leaf-soil, and leaf-flower-soil. Pink-colored cells indicate significant overrepresentation (> 50%) and purple-colored cells indicate significant underrepresentation (< -50%) compared to the core (95%, based on 2076 orthogroups). Lower bar graph indicates number of genes per functional category. Cells represented by only a few genes are more likely to be less accurate. Bold categories refer to those over- or under represented in leaf-associated yeasts, which are represented by at least 200 genes.

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Yeasts and Rust Fungi Studies Plant-Microbe Interactions and Immunity Fungal and yeast genetics research

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3 January 2026