Transcriptional Profiles of a Foliar Fungal Endophyte (Pestalotiopsis, Ascomycota) and Its Bacterial Symbiont (Luteibacter, Gammaproteobacteria) Reveal Sulfur …
Symbiosis with bacteria is widespread among eukaryotes, including fungi. Bacteria that live
within fungal mycelia (endohyphal bacteria) occur in many plant-associated fungi, including
diverse Mucoromycota and Dikarya. Pestalotiopsis sp. strain 9143 is a filamentous
ascomycete isolated originally as a foliar endophyte of Platycladus orientalis
(Cupressaceae). It is infected naturally with the endohyphal bacterium Luteibacter sp. strain
9143, which influences auxin and enzyme production by its fungal host. Previous studies …
within fungal mycelia (endohyphal bacteria) occur in many plant-associated fungi, including
diverse Mucoromycota and Dikarya. Pestalotiopsis sp. strain 9143 is a filamentous
ascomycete isolated originally as a foliar endophyte of Platycladus orientalis
(Cupressaceae). It is infected naturally with the endohyphal bacterium Luteibacter sp. strain
9143, which influences auxin and enzyme production by its fungal host. Previous studies …
Transcriptional profiles of a foliar fungal endophyte (Pestalotiopsis, Ascomycota) and its endohyphal bacterium (Luteibacter, Gammaproteobacteria) in co-culture …
Symbiosis with bacteria is widespread among eukaryotes, including fungi. Bacteria that live
within fungal mycelia (endohyphal bacteria) occur in many plant-associated fungi, including
diverse Mucoromycota and Dikarya. Pestalotiopsis sp. 9143 is a filamentous ascomycete
isolated originally as a foliar endophyte of Platycladus orientalis (Cupressaceae). It is
infected naturally with the endohyphal bacterium Luteibacter sp. 9143, which influences
auxin and enzyme production by its fungal host. Previous studies have used transcriptomics …
within fungal mycelia (endohyphal bacteria) occur in many plant-associated fungi, including
diverse Mucoromycota and Dikarya. Pestalotiopsis sp. 9143 is a filamentous ascomycete
isolated originally as a foliar endophyte of Platycladus orientalis (Cupressaceae). It is
infected naturally with the endohyphal bacterium Luteibacter sp. 9143, which influences
auxin and enzyme production by its fungal host. Previous studies have used transcriptomics …
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