Abstract
ABSTRACT Trichoderma reesei MA2, isolated from Costarrican mangrove, exhibits biosynthetic potential to produce antifungal compounds and other secondary metabolites. The assembled genome was 33.4 Mb, with 9,510 protein-coding genes and 35 biosynthetic gene clusters, highlighting the potential of T. reesei MA2 as a source of unexplored bioactive compounds.
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