Fig. 2

Whole genome phylogeny of soil and corn A. flavus isolates. A whole genome phylogeny constructed using ~1.02 million SNPs called on whole genome sequencing data on 346 isolates. The tracks from inside to outside shows information of isolates on name of isolate, origin, source, sclerotia types, mating types, toxicity, genome size and number scaffolds in each genome. (1) Isolates- represents the name of each isolates, (2) Origin- illustrates the geographic site of each isolate from 10 states of United States, (3) Source- shows the information on whether it is isolated from corn (tassel, leaf, silk, dust) and soil, (4) Sclerotia- shows information on sclerotia types short sclerotia (S-types) and long sclerotia (L-types), (5) Mating types- explains the diversity of isolates based on two mating types namely, MAT1-1 and MAT1-2, (6) Toxicity of isolates- illustrates the diversity based on aflatoxigenic (toxin producers) and non-aflatoxigenic (not produce toxins), (7) Genome size (Mb)- the bar plots shows the genome size of each isolate in million base pairs (Mb), (8) Scaffolds- number of scaffolds in genome assembly of each isolate