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Gramaje D, Berlanas C, Martínez-Diz MdP, Diaz-Losada E, Antonielli L, Beier S, Gorfer M, Schmoll M, Compant S. Comparative Genomic Analysis of Dactylonectria torresensis Strains from Grapevine, Soil and Weed Highlights Potential Mechanisms in Pathogenicity and Endophytic Lifestyle. Gramaje, D. Berlanas, C. Martínez-Diz, M.d.P. Diaz-Losada, E. Antonielli, L. Beier, S. Gorfer, M. Schmoll, M. Compant, S. Comparative Genomic Analysis of Dactylonectria torresensis Strains from Grapevine, Soil and Weed Highlights Potential Mechanisms in Pathogenicity and Endophytic Lifestyle. Table S3: F-examination of set and Pearson’s χ2 exam of random consequences in the merged GLIMMIX blended design analysis of the Honduran panel genotypes analyzed in numerous discipline spots in Ontario, Canada and Yorito, Honduras, 2014-2015. Table S4: F-take a look at of preset effect of genotype total and by breeding heritage group, and the Pearson’s χ2 take a look at of random results in the GLIMMIX analysis of sixty three genotypes examined at Elora, Ontario, Canada, 2014. Table S5: F-take a look at of fixed result of genotype all round and by breeding history class, and the Pearson’s χ2 take a look at of random outcomes in the GLIMMIX assessment of sixty three genotypes examined at Elora, Ontario, Canada, 2015. Table S6: F-check of preset impact of genotype overall and by breeding record group, and the Pearson’s χ2 take a look at of random outcomes in the GLIMMIX assessment of sixty three genotypes examined at Yorito, Honduras, 2014-2015. Table S7: F-check of set results and Pearson’s χ2 examination of random consequences in the GLIMMIX combined-product analysis of leaf chlorophyll content (SPAD) at early vegetative (SPAD1) and reproductive (SPAD2) phases in the Honduran panel total (Combined) and at Elora in 2014 and 2015. Table S8: Phenotypic (rp) correlations among the %Ndfa and other attributes believed in the Honduran panel grown in three destinations in 2014-2015. Values shown for features inside of environments are considerably correlated at the 5% level.