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Figure 1.

Genealogies of 5 loci from P. dipodomyis.

Each genealogy shown is the maximum clade credibility tree from BEAST analysis showing nodes with posterior probabilities greater than 0.95, and parsimony bootstrap support values greater than 70% are shown above the nodes.

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Figure 2.

Species tree of Penicillium series Chrysogena isolates associated with Dipodomys.

The species tree represents the population history that accounts for diversity within the species and the divergence between them. The grey species tree is supported with posterior probabilities greater than 0.99 at every node and shown containing the crt1 genealogy inferred along with the species tree in the *BEAST analysis. Median divergence dates are shown above nodes, and characteristics of the species are shown beneath the names.

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Table 1.

Mating types and sequence types of P. dipodomyis isolates.

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Table 2.

Pairwise IA, inter-locus four-gamete-tests, and RM for each locus.

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Figure 3.

Competitive effects on P. dipodomyis growth in vitro.

This example plate of P. dipodomyis strain NRRL 26881 shows how growth assays were made. Along the left side of the plates are repeated inoculations of NRRL 26881, while along the right side of the plates are other strains. The numbers 1–9 correspond to different inoculations. Numbers 1–3 include the strains of P. dipodomyis, NRRL 26881, 26864, 26829, respectively, while 4–6 include the other species, P. chrysogenum, P. flavigenum, and P. mononematosum, respectively. Numbers 7–9 include no other strains and are used to calculate the effect.

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