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Genomic insights into the evolution of secondary metabolism of Escovopsis and its allies, specialized fungal symbionts of fungus-farming ants by Berasategui, Aileen, Salem, Hassan, Moller, Abraham G, Christopher, Yuliana, Vidaurre Montoya, Quimi, Conn, Caitlin, Read, Timothy D, Rodrigues, Andre, Ziemert, Nadine, Gerardo, Nicole

“…The metabolic intimacy of symbiosis often demands the work of specialists. Natural products and defensive secondary metabolites can drive specificity by…”
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Fungi from Admiralty Bay (King George Island, Antarctica) Soils and Marine Sediments by Wentzel, Lia Costa Pinto, Inforsato, Fábio José, Montoya, Quimi Vidaurre, Rossin, Bruna Gomes, Nascimento, Nadia Regina, Rodrigues, André, Sette, Lara Durães

“…Extreme environments such as the Antarctic can lead to the discovery of new microbial taxa, as well as to new microbial-derived natural products. Considering…”
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The Hyphosphere of Leaf-Cutting Ant Cultivars Is Enriched with Helper Bacteria by Martiarena, Maria Jesus Sutta, Deveau, Aurelie, Montoya, Quimi Vidaurre, Flórez, Laura V., Rodrigues, Andre

“…Bacteria can live in a variety of interkingdom communities playing key ecological roles. The microbiome of leaf-cutting attine ant colonies are a remarkable…”
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Unraveling fungal species cultivated by lower attine ants by Urrea-Valencia, Salomé, Júnior, Rodolfo Bizarria, Kooij, Pepijn W., Montoya, Quimi Vidaurre, Rodrigues, Andre

“…Fungus-growing attine ants rely on an obligatory nutritional mutualism with fungi. Most attine ant genera cultivate fungi in the basidiomycete tribe…”
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Fungi inhabiting attine ant colonies: reassessment of the genus Escovopsis and description of Luteomyces and Sympodiorosea gens. nov by Montoya, Quimi Vidaurre, Martiarena, Maria Jesus Sutta, Bizarria, Rodolfo, Gerardo, Nicole Marie, Rodrigues, Andre

“…Abstract Escovopsis is a diverse group of fungi, which are considered specialized parasites of the fungal cultivars of fungus-growing ants. The lack of a…”
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More pieces to a huge puzzle: Two new Escovopsis species from fungus gardens of attine ants by Montoya, Quimi Vidaurre, Martiarena, Maria Jesus Sutta, Danilo Augusto Polezel, Akazu, Sérgio, Rodrigues, Andre

“…(Ascomycota: Hypocreales, Hypocreaceae) is the only known parasite of the mutualistic fungi cultivated by fungus-growing ants (Formicidae: Myrmicinae: Attini:…”
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Unraveling Trichoderma species in the attine ant environment: description of three new taxa by Montoya, Quimi Vidaurre, Meirelles, Lucas Andrade, Chaverri, Priscila, Rodrigues, Andre

“…Fungus-growing “attine” ants forage diverse substrates to grow fungi for food. In addition to the mutualistic fungal partner, the colonies of these insects…”
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Culture-dependent methods reveal the diversity of endophytic fungi of Psidium cattleianum leaves (Myrtales: Myrtaceae) by André, Bianca Lariza Oliveira, Montoya, Quimi Vidaurre, Martiarena, Maria Jesus Sutta, Rodrigues, Andre

“…Endophytic fungi are a diverse group of microorganisms that reside within plant tissues and play a crucial ecological role in the development of their hosts…”
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Escovopsioides nivea is a non-specific antagonistic symbiont of ant-fungal crops by Pietrobon, Tatiane de Castro, Kooij, Pepijn Wilhelmus, Montoya, Quimi Vidaurre, Rodrigues, Andre

“…Fungus-growing attine ants maintain a mutualistic relationship with basidiomycete fungi which they cultivate for food. In addition to the fungal partner,…”
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Antimicrobial activity of crude extracts of endophytic fungi from Oryctanthus alveolatus (Kunth) Kuijt (Mistletoe) by Sanay, Feitosa Lima Ribeiro, Armando, da Costa Garcia, Hathyla, Eduarda Dias dos Santos, Quimi, Vidaurre Montoya, Andre, Rodrigues, Joao, Marcos de Oliveira, Camila, Martins de Oliveira

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