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Extracts from Costa Rica MicroMASST contribution

ABSTRACT: Two sets of samples are uploaded: one set contains 15 endophytic fungi isolated from Rubiaceae plants and the second set consist of several stressed cultures from Streptomyces M54.

INSTRUMENT(S): Synapt MS, Q Exactive HF

ORGANISM(S): Sarocladium Kiliense (ncbitaxon:45277) Daldinia Eschscholtzii (ncbitaxon:292717) Fusarium Sp. (ncbitaxon:29916) Trichoderma Aff. Strigosellum Trichoderma Rifaii (ncbitaxon:1742635) Tolypocladium (ncbitaxon:29909) Purpureocillium Lilacinum (ncbitaxon:33203) Trichoderma Aff. Atroviride Simplicillium (ncbitaxon:292631) Volutella (ncbitaxon:145966) Trichoderma (ncbitaxon:5543) Trichoderma Aff. Crassum Nectria Pseudotrichia (ncbitaxon:40607) Parengyodontium Sp. Streptomyces (ncbitaxon:1883)

SUBMITTER: Giselle Tamayo-Castillo Luis Quiros-Guerrero Efrain Escudero Leiva Daniel Alvarado Villalobos Priscila Chaverri Jean-Luc Wolfender

PROVIDER: MSV000089951 | MassIVE | Fri Jul 22 17:41:00 BST 2022

REPOSITORIES: MassIVE

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