2015
DOI: 10.1007/s13199-015-0343-1
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Isolation and co-culturing of symbionts in the genus Usnea

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“…We assume that the more recently deposited sequences are currently in the process of being published in peer-reviewed studies. The bulk of the unidentified depositions originated from studies on mycobiont-photobiont associations of New Zealand Usnea (Rafat 2014;Buckley et al 2014;Rafat et al 2015).…”
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“…We assume that the more recently deposited sequences are currently in the process of being published in peer-reviewed studies. The bulk of the unidentified depositions originated from studies on mycobiont-photobiont associations of New Zealand Usnea (Rafat 2014;Buckley et al 2014;Rafat et al 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For 112 accessions, the identification given with the accession in GenBank did not match the identification in the corresponding original publication (Table S1). In 24 cases of accessions labeled Usnea sp., precise identifications were provided in the actual papers (Shen et al 2012;Buckley et al 2014;Rafat et al 2015), but not updated in the GenBank accessions. In six instances, the label Usnea sp.…”
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“…Taxonomic profiling revealed Cyanobacteria as abundant members of all microbiomes. In fact, Cyanobacteria were present in Cladonia, Hypotrachyna and Usnea, which are considered to be chlorolichens (46)(47)(48)(49), that is to say, lichens with a green alga as its major or unique photobiont (50).…”
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