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ABSTRACT: GC-MS metabolomics of fungi trametes colosno harvested under different environmental conditions.

INSTRUMENT(S): GCMS-QP2020NX

ORGANISM(S): Trametes Versicolor (ncbitaxon:5325)

SUBMITTER: Melani Ochoa

PROVIDER: MSV000100826 | GNPS | Thu Feb 12 13:05:00 GMT 2026

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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