Diversity, ecology, and evolution in Phycomyces

Lola P Camino; Alexander Idnurm; Enrique Cerda-Olmedo

Journal article

Diversity, ecology, and evolution in Phycomyces

Lola P Camino, Alexander Idnurm, Enrique Cerda-Olmedo

Fungal Biology | ELSEVIER SCI LTD | Published : 2015

DOI: 10.1016/j.funbio.2015.07.005

University of Melbourne Researchers

Alexander Idnurm Author BioSciences

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Awarded by Fundacion Jose Miguel Villar Mir, Junta de Andalucia

Awarded by Spanish Government

Awarded by Australian Research Council

Awarded by United States National Science Foundation

Funding Acknowledgements

We appreciate the help of Prof. Carlos M. Herrera with numerical analysis. Dr. Atsushi Miyazaki, Dr. James Swezey, and Dr. Seung-Beom Hong provided Phycomyces strains from culture collections and Juan Pino Palma, Prof. Cesare Saiz, and the volunteers in Table 1 collected Phycomyces samples (Table 1). We thank Prof. Gabriel Gutierrez, Dr. Silvia Polaino, Dr. Viplendra Shakya, and Marta Perez-Alcantara for their assistance. This research was supported by Fundacion Jose Miguel Villar Mir, Junta de Andalucia (P08-CVI-03901), the Spanish Government (BIO2012-38520 and BIO2012-39716), Australian Research Council (FT130100146), and the United States National Science Foundation (grant MCB-0920581).