Fig. 4From: Genome sequence of the ectophytic fungus Ramichloridium luteum reveals unique evolutionary adaptations to plant surface nicheHeatmap showing the distribution of putative plant cell wall degrading enzymes among different fungi. Numbers of family members in each genome are shown. Fungal names: BC = Botrytis cinerea; CH = Colletotrichum higginsianum; LB = Laccaria bicolor; MO = Magnaporthe oryzae; ZT = Zymoseptoria tritici; NP = Neofusicoccum parvum; NC = Neurospora crassa; PF = Peltaster fructicola; PT = Pyrenophora tritici-repentis; RL = Ramichloridium luteum; SS = Sclerotinia sclerotiorum; TR = Trichoderma reesei; CG = Cenococcum geophilum. Overrepresented (+3 to 0) and underrepresented (0 to −3) numbers are depicted as Z-scores for each line in heatmap. Boxes on the nethermost represent the life style of the selected organisms. E, ectophytes; H, hemibiotrophs; N, necrotrophs; S, saprotrophs; Y, symbionts. Boxes on the right represent the CAZY substrates. P, pectin; H, hemicellulose; C, celluloseBack to article page