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The evolution of anthraquinones as an adaptive trait in lichen-forming fungi.

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Doctoral thesis
Creator (person)
Llewellyn, Theo
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Date published
February 2024
Organisational unit
Science
Contributor (person)
Gaya, Ester
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Barraclough, Timothy
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Prescott, Thomas
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Natural Environment Research Council, United Kingdom
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NE/S007415/1
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Imperial College, London
Date accepted
February 2024
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https://spiral.imperial.ac.uk/entities/publication/9108e8e5-e45e-4b89-a8ee-b9a50cb3f2a0
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https://doi.org/10.25560/110048
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10.25560/110048
Keywords
Evolution
Anthraquinones
Secondary metabolites
Phylogenomics
Metaggenomics
Lichens
Teloschistales
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PhD theses
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