Pathogenic Adaptations Revealed by Comparative Genome Analyses of Two spp., the Causal Agent of Anthracnose in Rubber Tree.

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Abstract
and cause leaf disease that differ in their symptoms in rubber tree (), and pathogenicity of these two fungal species is also not identical on different cultivars of rubber tree. This divergence is often attributed to pathogen virulence factors, namely carbohydrate-active enzymes (CAZymes), secondary metabolites (SM), and small-secreted protein (SSP) effectors. The draft genome assembly and functional annotation of potential pathogenicity genes of both species obtained here provide an important and timely genomic resource for better understanding the biology and lifestyle of spp. This should pave the way for designing more efficient disease control strategies in plantations of rubber tree. In this study, the genes associated with these categories were manually annotated in the genomes of GX1655 and HBCG01. Comparative genomic analyses were performed to address the evolutionary relationships among these gene families in the two species. First, the size of genome assembly, number of predicted genes, and some of the functional categories differed significantly between the two congeners. Second, from the comparative genomic analyses, we identified some specific genes, certain higher abundance of gene families associated with CAZymes, CYP450, and SM in the genome of , and Nep1-like proteins (NLP) in the genome of
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Authors Liu, Xianbao;Li, Boxun;Yang, Yang;Cai, Jimiao;Shi, Tao;Zheng, Xiaolan;Huang, Guixiu;
Journal Frontiers in microbiology
Year 2020
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10.3389/fmicb.2020.01484
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Keywords
genome hevea brasiliensis symptoms colletotrichum cell wall degrading enzymes necrosis- and ethylene- inducing peptides secondary metabolites associated genes

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