posted on 2019-08-21, 03:25authored byMichal Kuchar
Table of fungal isolates recovered from cabbage (Brassica oleracea var capitata) in Canterbury region, New Zealand on February 2015.
practice - agricultural practice in sampled fields - 1 organic , 2 conventional place - arbitrary numbering of fields for given practice plant - arbitrary numbering of plants in given practice part - cabbage tissue R- root, S -stem, L - leaf isolate - code for isolate morfotype - dish - sequence - ITS sequence MatchUNITE - match with UNITE database identityUNITE - BLAST identity result for the best match with UNITE database lengthUNITE - BLAST length result for the best match with UNITE database lineageUNITE - taxonomy extracted from the best match with UNITE database speciesUNITE - species extracted from the best match with UNITE database genusUNITE- genus extracted from the best match with UNITE database identityNCBI - BLAST identity result for the best match with NCBI database MatchNCBI - BLAST identity result for the best match with NCBI database speciesNCBI - species extracted from the best match with NCBI database genusNCBI - genus extracted from the best match with NCBI database lengthNCBI - BLAST length result for the best match with NCBI database species - species name genus - genus name identity - BLAST identity result for the best match blastlength - BLAST length result for the best match seqlength - length of sequence family - family name order - order name class - class name phylum - phylum name fragment - code for tissue fragment from which given isolate originated part2 - cabbage tissue R- root, S -stem, L - leaf medium - cultivation medium - Potato dextrose agar (PDA), Sabouraud dextrose agar (SDA; Difco, BD, USA) and Aspergillus minimal medium (AMM) bengal - whether bengal rose was used for cultivation medium
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