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Analysis of geographic distribution and phylogeny of fungi in Rhamphoriales and Pleurotheciales suggests complex biogeographical patterns.
Fig. S1. Geographic distribution of Phaeoisaria species based on environmental DNA data from the GlobalFungi database. Each dot represents an exact georeferenced sample in which the respective species was identified. Fig. S2. Geographic distribution of Rhamphoria and Rhamphoriopsis species based on environmental DNA data from the GlobalFungi database. Each dot represents an exact georeferenced sample in which the respective species was identified. File S1. Alignments of LSU–SSU–rpb2 and ITS–LSU–SSU–rpb2–tef1 used to generate the phylogenies in Figs 2–4. Table S1. Taxa, isolate information and sequences retrieved from GenBank. Table S2. Biogeographical distribution, sample type, habitat and other detailed metadata for members of Phaeoisaria, Rhamphoria and Rhamphoriopsis inferred from the GlobalFungi database
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