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Genome Sequence of the Mycotoxigenic Crop Pathogen Fusarium proliferatum Strain ITEM 2341 from Date Palm.

ABSTRACT: Fusarium proliferatum is a widely distributed fungal pathogen associated with more than 26 crop species important in global food security. Its strong mycotoxigenic capability with potential impacts on human and animal health is well recognized. In this work, we report the draft genome sequence of F. proliferatum strain ITEM 2341, originally isolated from date palm, providing a platform for further comparative and functional genomic investigations.

SUBMITTER: Almiman BF

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6256521 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Sep

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Genome Sequence of the Mycotoxigenic Crop Pathogen Fusarium proliferatum Strain ITEM 2341 from Date Palm.

Almiman Bandar F BF Shittu Taiwo A TA Muthumeenakshi Sreenivasaprasad S Baroncelli Riccardo R Sreenivasaprasad Surapareddy S

Microbiology resource announcements 20180906 9

Fusarium proliferatum is a widely distributed fungal pathogen associated with more than 26 crop species important in global food security. Its strong mycotoxigenic capability with potential impacts on human and animal health is well recognized. In this work, we report the draft genome sequence of F. proliferatum strain ITEM 2341, originally isolated from date palm, providing a platform for further comparative and functional genomic investigations. ...[more]

PMID: 30533929

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