Genomic study reports a high-contiguity de novo genome assembly of Clonostachys rosea CMAA1284, highlighting its potential in agricultural biocontrol and functional genomics.
Clonostachys rosea is a fungus with significant applications in biological control, plant growth promotion, and secondary metabolite production essential for agriculture. We report the de novo genome assembly of C. rosea strain CMAA1284 (also known as LQC 62), which shows high contiguity and excellent gene completeness, supporting its use for functional genomics and biotechnological studies.
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