Genome assemblies for Pyricularia species and related genera isolated from diverse host plants

Bram Dutch; Matt Bartholomai; John F. Boggess; A.K. Burnett; Charles H. Carver; Chase Eastham; Dennis E. Egan; K. M. A. Garland; Karen-Ann Gray; Allen F. Harper; M Johar; Tiffanie K. Jones; Leighanne Lyvers; Juan F. Marquez; Summer McCune; Matthew Mitchell; Cynthia A. Moylan; Luke Olsen; Khumbo Phiri; Kevin Ramirez; Patrick Thompson; Lark Wuetcher; Wesley Yang; Andrew Tapia; Jerzy W. Jaromczyk; Mark Farman

doi:10.1128/mra.00091-25

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We report the availability and preliminary analyses of genomic resources for 35 fungal strains representing Pyricularia and related genera. These data will provide new insights into genome expansions, as well as mechanisms driving colonization of new plant hosts.

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