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GNPS Tolypocladium spp.

ABSTRACT: These data are from 17 strains of 11 Tolypocladium spp., derived from various substrata, with various ecologies. The fungi were grown in agar culture extracted and pre-fractioned. These crude fractions were separated on C18 HPLC, and mass data obtained on an ABSciex 3200 QTrap (low-res)

INSTRUMENT(S): ABSciex 3200 QTrap

ORGANISM(S): Tolypocladium

SUBMITTER: Kerry McPhail

PROVIDER: MSV000083309 | GNPS | Thu Jan 10 11:26:00 GMT 2019

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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