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Table 2.

L-asparaginase activity produced by endophytic fungi isolated from leaves of the medicinal plant Mandevilla catimbauensis, an endemic plant of the Caatinga dry forest, Brazil

Endophytic fungi	URM or isolate numbers	L-asparaginase activity (U g⁻¹)
Alternaria sp.	G22	0.00^h
Alternaria sp.	G7	0.00^h
Cladosporium sp.	G45	2.11^a
Diaporthe cf. acaciarum	G25	0.56^fg
D. heveae	URM 8162	0.80^b
Marthamyces renga	G48	0.00^h
Phyllosticta capitalensis	URM 8159	0.00^h
P. capitalensis	G21	0.76^cd
P. catimbauensis	URM 7672	2.22^a
P. catimbauensis	G12	0.48^g
P. catimbauensis	URM 7673	0.99^bc
P. catimbauensis	G20	0.75^de
P. catimbauensis	URM 7674	0.57^ef
Pseudofusicoccum stromaticum	G6	0.61^ef
P. stromaticum	G41	0.00^h
Paracercosporidium sp.	G46	0.48^g
Parapyrenochaeta sp.	URM 8160	0.79^bc
Preussia sp.	URM 8161	0.95^b
Talaromyces sp.	URM 8163	1.11^b
Talaromyces sp.	URM 8164	0.00^h

Values followed by the same letter do not differ significantly (p > 0.05) using the non-parametric test of Kruskal–Wallis