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These compounds include stilbenes, flavonoids, and other phenolic substances, mostly present as glucosides. Yet, the underlying biochemical mechanisms by which fungi resist conifer phenolics remain largely unresolved. Using untargeted metabolomics, structural elucidation and biological and biochemical assays, we investigated how and why fungi metabolize the major phenolics of Norway spruce (Picea abies). Various fungi, including those associated with bark beetles, were found to hydrolyze stilbene glucosides to their corresponding aglucones. Two basidiomycetes, the saprotroph Coprinellus radians and Cylindrobasidium ipidophilum, a symbiont of the Eurasian spruce bark beetle Ips typographus, then converted the stilbene aglucones into \u03b1-ribofuranosylated derivatives, revealing a previously unrecognized pathway in tree-colonizing fungi. 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