Saprophytic and pathogenic fungi in the Ceratocystidaceae differ in their ability to metabolize plant-derived sucrose

Table 3 GH32 family members identified in Huntiella and Ceratocystis

Gene Name	Taxon^a	Genomic Location^b	Length (bp)	Length (aa)
CmINV_V	Ceratocystis manginecans	JJRZ01000038:33284-34837	1945	627
CmINV_CW	Ceratocystis manginecans	JJRZ01000038:36427-37962	1952	625
CfINV_V	Ceratocystis fimbriata	APWK02000925:4324-5817	1945	627
CfINV_CW	Ceratocystis fimbriata	APWK02000924:3-1490	1938	625
CaINV_V	Ceratocystis albifundus	JSSU01001085:20903-22444	1829	627
CaINV_CW	Ceratocystis albifundus	JSSU01001085:17498-19033	1952	625
HmINV_CW	Huntiella moniliformis	JMSH01000004:78747-80591	1848	615
HaINV_CW	Huntiella savannae	NODE_2:199823- 201667	1848	615
HoINV_CW	Huntiella omanensis	JSUI01006495:45419-47263	1848	615

^a The GenBank accesssion numbers for the C. manginecans, C. fimbriata and C. albifundus genomes are JJRZ01000000, APWK00000000 and JSSU00000000. Those for the H. moniliformis, H. savannae and H. omanensis genomes are JMSH00000000, LCZG00000000 and SUI00000000
^b The name of the contig is followed by the nucleotide position of the gene within the contig

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