Figure 5

Summary of several genome characteristics discussed in the paper. The tree on the left represents the evolution of the 29 fungal species included in the study. The squares to the right of the tree represent the life-style of the different organisms. Black colored boxes mark the life-style of a given organism as described in the literature. Grey colored boxes indicate that the life-style has been seen in the species, but is uncommon. a) Number of predicted secreted proteins. The darker blue squares represent those secreted proteins that have also been predicted as peptidases. Bars are referred to the scale shown at the bottom of the graph. The thin, grey line represents the percentage of genes in each given genome coding for secreted proteins as referred to the upper-scale. b) Number of backbone genes involved in the synthesis of secondary metabolism clusters, referred to the scale shown at the bottom of the graph. They are divided in four groups belonging to polyketide synthases (PKS), nonribosomal peptide synthases (NRPS), dimethyl allyl tryptophan synthases (DMATs) and PKS-NRPS hybrids. The structure of the graph is the same as in A. c) Number of genes that have homologs of effector proteins involved in plant pathogenesis. The structure of the graph is the same as in graph A.