Fig. 6

Heatmaps of gene expression of putative Pth11-related GPCRs. a Gene expression in M. oryzae under various treatments. EA105, CHAO, and CHA77 refer to bacteria, including a pseudomonad naturally isolated from rice soil, a P. fluorescens biocontrol strain, and the non-cyanide-producing mutant of CHAO, respectively. 42TEM: heat shock (42 °C for 45 min); MM, minimal media; OS, oxidative stress (treated with methyl viologen); MM-C, carbon limitation; MM-N, nitrogen limitation; Rice: rice at 72 h post-inoculation (hpi); Barley: barley at 72 hpi. b Comparative gene expression of H. oryzae between DAI20 and DAI2 which refer to genes expressed by H. oryzae infecting rice roots at 20 and 2 days after inoculation (DAI), respectively. c Comparative gene expression of C. higginsianum in four stages during the infection process of Arabidopsis. The four stages are: VA (in vitroappressoria), PA (in planta appressoria), BP (biotrophic phase), and NP (necrotrophic phase). d Gene expression of F. graminearum under various treatments. F. graminearum was treated with bacterial MAMPs including flagellin (FLG), lipooligosacharides (LOS), and peptidoglycans (PGN). Time points are 1, 2, and 4 h after treatment with MAMPs. Barley and wheat indicated gene expression during the infection time course (1, 2, and 4 days after inoculation). e Comparative gene expression of T. reesei growing on glucose (Glc), cellulose (Cell), or lactose (Lac) as a sole carbon source. f Comparative gene expression of G. clavigera growing on mannose, olive oil, oleic acid, or terpene as a sole carbon source. g Gene expression of N. crassa under various conditions. N. crassa was subjected to five different nutrient conditions [pectin, orange peel powder (OPP), xylan, avicel, or sucrose as a sole carbon source] and five antifungal compounds [three thioxanthone derivatives (TX129, TX34, TX87), XP13 (a prenylated analogue of 3,4-dihydroxyxanth-9-one,) and D1 (2,4-dihydroxy-3-methylacetophenone)]. Asterisks denote differential expressions greater than twofold change