Antimicrobial, antioxidant, and cytotoxic properties of endophytic fungi isolated from Thysanolaena maxima Roxb., Dracaena spicata Roxb. and Aglaonema hookerianum Schott.

Table 1 Macroscopic characteristics of isolated endophytes

Identified genus	Internal strain no.	Colony Morphology
Identified genus	Internal strain no.	Margin	Texture	Growth rate	Hyphae	Mycelia	Color of the reverse side
Pestalotia sp.	TMFE-1	Entire	Radial	Fast	Surficial	Cottony and aerial	Black
Colletotrichum sp.	TMFE-2	Filiform	Radial	Fast	Aerial	Cottony, filamentous and raised at the center	White
Colletotrichum sp.	TMFE-3	Entire	Radial	Fast	Aerial	Velvety and slightly flat at the center	White
Colletotrichum sp.	TMLE-2	Filiform	Wooly	Moderate	Aerial	Raised and fibrous	Off white
Fusarium sp.	TMLE-3	Undulate	Radial	Slow	Aerial	Soft and elevated at the center	Purple
Fusarium sp.	DSLE-1	Undulate	Radial	Moderate	Surficial	Soft and grows upward	Light pink
Fusarium sp.	DSLE-2	Lobate	Wooly	Moderate to rapid	Aerial	Cottony and dense near center	Off white
Fusarium sp.	DSLE-4	Entire	Wooly	Slow	Surficial	Smooth and slightly raised	Off white
Fusarium sp.	DSBE-1	Lobate	Wooly	Slow	Aerial	Elevated and velvety	Off white
Fusarium sp.	AHPE-3	Undulate	Wooly	Moderate	Surficial	Densely floccose at the center	Pinkish white
Fusarium sp.	AHPE-4	Undulate	Radial	Moderate	Surficial	Elevated and fluffy	Pink
Colletotrichum sp.	AHLE-1	Lobate	Wooly	Fast	Aerial	Cottony, dense and aerial mycelium	Gray
Colletotrichum sp.	AHLE-4	Entire	Wooly	Fast	Aerial	Soft, dense and aerial mycelium	Black and white border

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