Phylogenomic analysis reveals new insights into Agaricineae classification, suggesting updated family-level organization.
Table S1. Specimens used for the phylogenomic analysis (rows 7 –105). Sequence data produced in this study marked in bold. *) Inocybe corydalina genome available at https://www.biorxiv.org/highwire/filestream/114780/field highwire adjunct files/6/374199-7.zip. Rows 108–135: Metadata (voucher number, fungarium, collection year, collection location) and GenBank numbers of the ITS and LSU regions of the specimens sequenced by us. Table S2. Sequencing and assembly statistics for the 25 specimens sequenced in this study, as well as statistics and performance of the BUSCO genes extracted from the 91 genomes included in the phylogenomic analysis.
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