Table 5.

Extrolites produced by species assigned to Penicillium section Citrina.

Species	Extrolites produced
P. anatolicum	Anthraquinones, bisanthrons, curvularin, dehydrocurvularin, sorbicillins, “POTO”, “3-T”
P. argentinense	Curvularin, dehydrocurvularin, “AURANMUF”, “OXIM”
P. atrofulvum	“ALK”, “GULLA”, “SOLIS”, “3T”
P. aurantiacobrunneum	Benzomalvins, citreoviridin, terrein, “OTOT”
P. cairnsense	CBS 126226, CBS 117982, CBS 118028 and CBS 117962: benzomalvins, citreoviridin, phoenicin, decaturin; CBS 124325, CBS 126225 and DTO 87B9: citreoviridin, terrein and/or quinolactacin; other extrolites: “KUM”, “MIF”, “MIM”, “RAI”, “SENGA”
P. christenseniae	Citrinin, quinolactacin, “FON”, “KUM”, “MIF”, “RYLA”
P. chrzaszczii	Citrinin, terrein, “MIF”, “MIM”, “RAI”, “3T”, “VERN”
P. citrinum	Citrinin, quinolactacins, citrinadins, perinadine, several anthraquinones, “CITY”, “met k”, “shamix”
P. copticola	“GULLA”, “HAEN”, “PRS”, “VERSI”
P. cosmopolitanum	Citrinin, okaramin, perinadine, territrems, “CURVO”, “HAEN”, “PHOE”, “ROTO”, “SENGA”, “TRIP”, “VERSI”, “XANTHOC”
P. decaturense	Daldinin D, decaturin A, deoxyoxalicine B, terrein, “SENGA”, “SNIL”, “SVOL”, “VERSI”, “XANTHOC”
P. euglaucum	Terrein, “ALK”, “FRIL”, “GLAD”, “RAI”, “SPOKO”, “3-T”
P. gallaicum	Citreoviridin, “KOKSO”, “3-S”, “TIDL”, “VYL”
P. godlewskii	Citrinin, citreoviridin, decaturin, okaramin, perinadine, “TRIP”
P. gorlenkoanum	Citrinin, costaclavin, chanoclavine-I, “KUSK”, “PHOE”, “WK”, “WS”, “WT” and “WØ”
P. hetheringtonii	Citrinadine, citrinin, quinolactacin, anthraquinones, “SHAMIX”, “FON”, “CITY”, “PR1-x”
P. manginii	Citrinin, citreomontanin, citreoviridin A, citreoviridinol A1 and A2, epicitreoviridinol, phoenicin, “MIF”, “MIM”
P. miczynskii	Citreoviridin, cyclopiazonic acid, quinolactacin, terrein, “met OE”, “MIF”, “TERRIT”, “XANTHOC”
P. neomiczynskii	Citreoviridin, terrein, “MIF”, “OFSO”
P. nothofagi	Citrinin, “CURVU”, “SENTRIP”, “SKAEM”
P. pancosmium	Citrinin, daldinin D, decaturin, terrein, “MELI”, “ORAN”, “SENGA”, “XANTHOC”
P. pasqualense	Pyrenocines, indol alkaloids, “PAS”
P. paxilli	Paxillin, dehydroxypaxillin, 1’-O-acetylpaxillin, meleagrin, “PU”, “PUX”, “TOTO”
P. quebecense	Citreoviridin, phoenicin, terrein, “SENOE” (verrucofortine-type molecule), “MIF”, “MIM”, “SENGA”, “alk-770”
P. raphiae	CBS 126234T: citrinin, “FON”, “MIF”,“KUM”, “LOST”, “PHOE”, and “TRIP”; CBS 126235: citrinin, quinolactacin, “FON”, “MIF”, “KUM”, “MIM”, “REJS”, “SENGA”, and “XANTHOC”
P. roseopurpureum	Bisanthrons, roseopurpurin, sorbicillins, “AQ”, “SEL”
P. sanguifluum	Bisanthrons, roseopurpurin, β-hydroxycurvularin, dehydrocurvularin, curvularin, “FOSI”, “FYKS”, “SNIT”, “TIDL”, “VERN”
P. shearii	Paxillin, paspalinine, shearinin A & B, “XX” and several indole alkaloids
P. sizovae	Quinolactacin, tanzawaic acid E, verrucolone, “AFSI”, “CHAE and “PNUF”
P. steckii	Isochromantoxins, quinolactacin, tanzawaic acid E, “ALTI”, “EXPO”, “FON”, “FOS”, “GLOO”, “GYF”, “PHOE”, “RAI”, “STOK”, “SVUL”, “VERN”
P. sumatrense	Curvularin, dehydrocurvularin, “POTO”, “SAAT”, “TERRIT”, “TIDL”, “VOX”
P. terrigenum	“HAEN”, “ISOC”, “PRS”, “VERSI”
P. tropicoides	Isochromantoxins, several apolar indol-alkaloids, “CITY”, “HOLOX”, “PR1-x”, “RAIMO”
P. tropicum	Several apolar indol-alkaloids, “CITY”,“EMON”, “HOLOX” and “RAIMO
P. ubiquetum	Citrinin, terrein, “ALK”, “GLYF”, “RAI”, “TRIP”, “XANTHOC”; CBS 126438, CBS 126436: anthraquinone bisanthorns, citrinin, okaramins, and “SENGA”
P. vancouverense	Citrinin, citreoviridin, “MIF”, “PAS”, “met OE”
P. waksmanii	Citrinin, cyclopiamin, meleagrin (only produced by one isolate), “GLYF”, “PAS”, “SENGA”.
P. wellingtonense	Citrinin, decaturin, “MIF”, “met Q”, “POF”, “RAI”, “TRIP”, “XANTHOC”
P. westlingii	Citrinin, curvularin, dehydrocurvularin,“PHOE”, “TRIP”, “XANTHOC”