Fig. 2.

Similarities between Escovopsis and Trichoderma. (A) Mesosynteny between E. weberi and T. virens. Scaffolds of E. weberi are multicolored. T. virens scaffolds are black. Only scaffolds containing syntenic regions are shown. (B) Gene content overlap between E. weberi and three Trichoderma species. Like Escovopsis spp., Trichoderma spp. are mycoparasites (fungi that attack and consume other fungi), although they are less specialized and are also able to obtain nutrients from dead organic matter. Orthologs were assigned using all-against-all BLASTP for amino acids and inparanoid/multiparanoid (sequence overlap coverage ≥50%).