Analysis of de novo sequencing and transcriptome assembly and lignocellulolytic enzymes gene expression of Coriolopsis gallica HTCFootnote

Abbreviations: Coriolopsis gallica, C. gallica; HTC, Heze Teacher College,stain isolated location); GO, Gene Ontology; CCTCC, China Center for Type Culture Collection; IDTA, Integrated DeNovo Transcriptome Assembly; MAO, Merged Assembly of Oases; MAE, Merged Assembly of Edena; MAS, Merged Assembly of SOAPdenovo

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