Supplementary information for the article: Kosanović, D.; Dyas, M.; Grogan, H.; Kavanagh, K. Differential Proteomic Response of Agaricus Bisporus and Trichoderma Aggressivum f. Europaeum to Bacillus Velezensis Supernatant. European Journal of Plant Pathology 2021, 160 (2). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10658-021-02252-5.

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Table S1. Bacterial species used in this study with amplicon deposition number obtained from NCBI GeneBank; Figure S1. 16S rRNA gene analysis; Figure S2. Specific protein analysis- gyrB gene analysis; Figure S3a. Zone of inhibition test on NA plates104 T. aggressivum conidia per plate vs 10 μl of bacterial overnight culture incubated on 30°C; Figure S3b. Zone of inhibition test on YMEA and NA plates 104 T. aggressivum conidia per plate vs 10 μl of bacterial overnight culture incubated on 25°C; Figure S4. The effect of 25%v/v bacterial supernatants on T. aggressivum growth was assessed. B. subtilis R8.3 supernatant was found to inhibit growth of T. aggressivum by 37% and that was the maximum effect compared to other bacterial supernatants; Figure S5. PCA analysis. □ - Control group and ∆ - T. aggresivum + B. velezensis SN group; Figure S6. Protein abundance similarities of two sample group (T. aggressivum control and T. aggressivum treated with B. velezensis SN) based on hierarchical clustering; Figure S7; Figure S8. PCA analysis. □ - Control group and ∆ - A. bisporus + B. velezensis SN group.