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From: Fully resolved assembly of Fusarium proliferatum DSM106835 genome

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Flow diagram of the isolation, genome sequencing and assembly of Fusarium proliferatum DSM106835. Date palm trees showing symptoms of SDS were used to establish a pure culture of F. proliferatum DSM106835. Spores produced by the fungal pathogen were observed under light microscopy and further used for HMW DNA extraction. Omni-C and HiFi SMRbell libraries were prepared for Illumina HiSeq-X (short-read sequencing) and PacBio® Sequel II (long-read sequencing), respectively. HiFi and Omni-C reads were merged to develop a long-read-only assembly where all chromosomes were present as single contigs without the introduction of artificial gaps (Courtesy of Illumina, Inc., Pacific Biosciences of California, Inc.). SDS, sudden death syndrome; HMW, high molecular weight.

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