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High-quality genome resource of Ustilaginoidea virens (UV2_4G) causal agent of an emerging false smut disease in rice.

Ustilaginoidea virens is the fungal pathogen causing an emerging false smut disease which affects crop yield as well as deteriorates quality of the grains by producing mycotoxins. High quality genome of U. virens isolate UV2_4G was sequenced using Nanopore and Illumina HiSeq 2000 sequencing platforms. The total assembled genome of Indian isolate UV2_4G was 35.9 Mb, which comprised of 89 scaffolds with N50 700296 bp. A total of 358697 variants were identified in the genome, out of which 355173 were SNPs and 3524 were INDELS. Further, 7390 SSRs belonging to different repeat type were also identified in the genome. Out of 7444 proteins predicted, 7206 were functionally annotated. A total of 1307 CAZymes, 501 signal peptides, 1876 effectors and 2709 genes involved in host-pathogen interactions were identified. Comparative analysis revealed isolate UV2_4G is distinct with 31 unique clusters and placed distantly in phylogenetic analysis. Taken together, this high-quality genome assembly and sequence annotation resource can give an improved insight for characterizing the biological and pathogenic mechanisms of Ustilaginoidea virens.