Plant Protection Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
57(2), P. 112 - 121
Published: March 1, 2021
Clavibacter
michiganensis
subsp.
(Cmm)
is
one
of
the
phytopathogenic
bacteria
causing
bacterial
wilt
disease
and
severe
yield
losses
in
tomatoes
other
solanaceous
vegetables.
Although
there
are
some
reports
on
Cmm
infections
eggplants
(Solanum
melongena),
no
information
available
resistance
sources
genetic
control
to
this
crop.
We
performed
a
search
for
eggplants,
set
46
genotypes
including
landraces,
inbred
lines
cultivars
cultivated
wild
relatives,
as
well
an
analysis
resistance.
A
mixture
different
strains
from
genomic
groups
was
used
screening.
Plants
were
inoculated
through
injection
10
µL
suspension
at
concentration
107
cfu/mL
single
point
stem.
The
symptoms
recorded
nine
weeks
after
inoculation
with
0-4
scale.
differences
observed
collection
evaluated,
severity
index
ranging
0.00
4.00.
While
31
displayed
symptoms,
three
eggplant
highly
susceptible.
Reciprocal
F1
F2
generations
obtained
crosses
between
most
susceptible
genotype
(CT30)
resistant
(CT49).
adjusted
dominant
recessive
gene
model
underlying
Cmm.
These
results
important
selection
breeding
eggplants.
International Journal of Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2024(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
extensive
use
of
chemical
pesticides
and
fertilizers
in
conventional
agriculture
has
raised
significant
environmental
health
issues,
including
the
emergence
resistant
pests
pathogens.
Plant
growth-promoting
rhizobacteria
(PGPR)
present
a
sustainable
alternative,
offering
dual
benefits
as
biofertilizers
biocontrol
agents.
This
review
delves
into
mechanisms
by
which
PGPR
enhance
plant
growth,
nutrient
solubilization,
phytohormone
production,
pathogen
suppression.
PGPR's
commercial
viability
application,
particularly
under
abiotic
stress
conditions,
are
also
examined.
improves
growth
directly
enhancing
uptake
producing
substances
indirectly
inhibiting
phytopathogens
through
such
siderophore
production
secretion
lytic
enzymes.
Despite
their
potential,
commercialization
faces
challenges,
strain
specificity,
formulation
stability,
regulatory
barriers.
highlights
need
for
ongoing
research
to
deepen
our
understanding
plant-microbe
interactions
develop
more
robust
formulations.
Addressing
these
challenges
will
be
crucial
integrating
mainstream
agricultural
practices
reducing
reliance
on
synthetic
agrochemicals.
successful
adoption
could
lead
practices,
promoting
healthier
crops
ecosystems.
AMB Express,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: Aug. 29, 2023
Gray
mold
is
a
destructive
plant
disease
caused
by
fungal
pathogen
Botrytis
cinerea.
The
use
of
growth
promoting
rhizobacteria
(PGPR)
has
proven
to
be
promising
method
control
this
disease.
Bacillus
velezensis
K01
was
isolated
from
the
rhizosphere
planting
tomatoes.
Strain
range
roles,
including
ability
solubilize
phytate
phosphorus,
stimulate
resistant
response,
and
produce
indoleacetic
acid
(IAA),
protease,
cellulase,
antimicrobial
substances.
found
inhibit
12
phytopathogenic
fungi
5
bacteria.
Specially,
strain
demonstrated
biocontrol
efficiency
over
78%
against
gray
B.
cinerea
on
leaves
fruits
tomato
pepper.
Additionally,
promote
maize
seedlings.
Further
genomic
analysis
revealed
that
belongs
velezensis,
which
consistent
with
phylogenetic
analysis,
average
nucleotide
polymorphism
(ANI),
digital
DNA-DNA
hybridization
(dDDH).
genome
had
size
3,927,799
bp
deduced
3866
predicted
genes,
an
guanine-cytosine
(GC)
content
46.5%.
Based
analyses
secondary
metabolites,
18.4%
annotated
gene
clusters
related
metabolite
synthesis.
annotation
comparative
genomics
identified
several
genes
associated
promotion
environmental
adaption.
These
findings
suggest
potential
serve
as
new
agent
for
management
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
27(22), P. 7746 - 7746
Published: Nov. 10, 2022
Rhamnolipids
have
significant
emulsifying
activity
and
the
potential
to
become
a
component
of
pesticide
emulsifier.
are
usually
composed
two
main
components:
mono-rhamnolipids
(Rha-C10-C10)
di-rhamnolipids
(Rha2-C10-C10).
The
proportion
in
products
ranged
between
15%
90%,
affected
by
production
strains
fermentation
process.
In
this
paper,
three
kinds
rhamnolipid
containing
proportions,
25.45,
46.46
89.52%,
were
used
test
their
ability
toward
conventional
solvents
(S-200,
xylene,
cyclohexanone)
antifungal
activities
against
five
plant
pathogenic
fungi
(Phytophthora
capsici,
Phytophthora
parasitica
var.nicotianae,
Colletotrichum
destructivum,
sublineolum,
Fusarium
oxysporum).
results
indicated
that
although
CMC
rhamnolipids
significantly
different,
emulsification
properties
had
no
remarkable
differences,
at
concentration
10
g/L.
However,
different:
more
di-rhamnolipids,
stronger
activity.
This
work
helps
promote
application
as
pesticides
adjuvants.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Aug. 4, 2023
Plant
growth-promoting
rhizobacteria
(PGPR)
with
antagonistic
activity
toward
plant
pathogenic
fungi
are
valuable
candidates
for
the
development
of
novel
protection
products
based
on
biocontrol
activity.
The
very
first
step
in
formulation
such
is
to
screen
potential
effectiveness
selected
microorganism(s).
In
this
study,
non-pathogenic
were
isolated
from
rhizosphere
tomato
plants
and
evaluated
their
against
three
species
mycotoxin-producing
Alternaria.
assessment
involved
investigating
both
fungal
biomass
Alternaria
toxin
reduction.
A
ranking
system
developed
allowed
identification
12
best-performing
strains
among
initial
85
isolates.
Several
showed
a
significant
reduction
(up
76%)
and/or
mycotoxin
production
99.7%).
Moreover,
same
isolates
also
demonstrated
(PGP)
traits
as
siderophore
or
IAA
production,
inorganic
phosphate
solubilization,
nitrogen
fixation,
confirming
multifaceted
properties
PGPRs.
Bacillus
species,
particularly
B.
amyloliquefaciens
two
subtilis,
highest
efficacy
reducing
effective
lowering
production.
Isolates
Enterobacter
ludwigii,
asburiae,
Serratia
nematodiphila,
Pantoea
agglomerans,
Kosakonia
cowanii
moderate
efficacy.
Results
suggest
that
by
leveraging
diverse
capabilities
different
microbial
strains,
consortium-based
approach
would
provide
broader
spectrum
effectiveness,
thereby
signaling
more
encouraging
resolution
sustainable
agriculture
addressing
nature
crop-related
biotic
challenges.
Arabian Journal of Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
15(5), P. 103731 - 103731
Published: Feb. 3, 2022
An
effective
method
for
synthesizing
series
of
twenty-two
new
compounds
1,
2a,b,
3,
4a,b,
5a-e,
7,
8,
9,
10,
12,
13a-d,
15a,b
was
performed
starting
from
reaction
1,2,3-indenetrione
thiourea,
and
ethyl
cyanoacetate
under
microwave
irradiation
/
or
2-(1,3-dioxo-1H-inden-2(3H)-ylidene)
hydrazine
carbothioamide
with
acetic
anhydride.
Chemical
structure
the
obtained
products
has
been
established
by
spectroscopic
techniques
including
FTIR,
1H
NMR,
13C
DEPT-135,
mass
spectroscopy.
The
designed
have
successfully
examined
in-vitro
their
antifungal
activities.
relation
between
synthesized
activity
against
tomato
damping-off
disease
caused
Fusarium
oxysporum
fungi
studied
favourable
results
were
obtained.
studies
indicated
that
4a
5a-d
exerted
highest
activities,
while
3
4b
recorded
lowest
effect.
confirmed
possibility
application
6′-amino-1,3-dioxo-2′-thioxo-1,2′,3,3′-tetrahydro-1′H-spiro[indene-2,4′-pyrimidine]-5′-carboxylate
1
as
a
regulator
vegetative
growth
tomatoes.
molecular
docking
analysis
within
succinate
dehydrogenase
(SDH)
target
enzyme
in
order
to
rationalize
promising
findings
active
5a-d,
13a.
Plant Protection,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(4), P. 781 - 787
Published: Dec. 29, 2024
Botrytis
cinerea
is
one
of
the
most
significant
plant
pathogens
globally,
causing
extensive
damage
to
fruits
and
vegetables.
Botrycides
remain
a
widely
used
method
protection;
however,
introduction
plant-beneficial
bacteria
offers
promising
agroecologically
sustainable
alternative.
The
current
study
evaluated
effectiveness
extracts
rhizobacteria
in
controlling
diseases
caused
by
B.
tomatoes.
Neem
(Azadirachta
indica),
garlic
(Allium
sativum),
turmeric
(Curcuma
longa)
were
tested
alongside
rhizobacterial
strains
(Bacillus
subtilis,
Pseudomonas
fluorescens,
Trichoderma
harzianum).
In
vitro
experiments
showed
that,
at
15%
extract
concentration,
neem
inhibited
fungal
growth
78%
72%,
respectively,
while
subtilis
suppressed
mycelial
62%.
Synergistic
treatments,
particularly
combined
with
exhibited
highest
inhibition
zone
(22
mm)
an
85%
synergy
effect.
Greenhouse
trials
demonstrated
that
significantly
reduced
disease
severity,
achieving
severity
index
(DSI)
1.3
75%
reduction
compared
controls,
which
had
DSI
4.8.
alone
52.1%
58.3%,
respectively.
combination
proved
more
effective
managing
grey
mold,
promoting
healthier
plants,
providing
potential
chemical-free
alternative
fungicides.
Further
field
are
recommended
develop
scalable,
eco-friendly
solutions
for
tomato
management.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: June 14, 2023
Fungal
endophytes
are
widespread
and
dwell
inside
plant
cells
for
at
least
part
of
their
life
without
producing
any
symptoms
infection.
Distinct
host
plants
may
have
different
fungal
endophyte
rates
community
compositions.
Despite
this,
the
endophytic
fungi
connected
with
hostile
behaviors,
remain
unknown.The
objective
current
research
was
to
isolate
identify
species
from
root
Andrographis
paniculata.
The
effects
APR5
on
mycelial
growth
phytopathogens
production
plant-promoting
traits
were
assessed.Endophytic
showed
higher
inhibitory
efficacy
in
dual
double
plate
assay
against
tested
phytopathogenic
fungi.
scanning
electron
microscope
analysis
demonstrated
that
hyphae
coiled
by
which
makes
them
shrink
disintegrate.
Further,
an
ethyl
acetate
crude
extract
effectively
suppressed
mycelium
Rhizoctonia
solani
75
±
0.1%
agar
well
diffusion
assay.
identified
as
Lasiodiplodia
pseudotheobromae
using
nuclear
ribosomal
DNA
internal
transcribed
spacer
(ITS)
region
qualitatively
evaluated
capacity
produce
growth-promoting
hormones.
Gas
chromatography-mass
spectrometry
implemented
acquire
a
preliminary
understanding
secondary
metabolic
profile
extract.
1-octadecene,
erythritol,
niacin,
oleic
acid,
phenol,
pantolactone,
phenyl
alcohol,
p-cresol,
tbutyl
hydroquinone
metabolites
analyzed
reported
antimicrobial
properties.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Dec. 7, 2023
Gray
mold,
caused
by
Botrytis
cinerea
is
a
major
cause
of
post-harvest
rot
fresh
fruits
and
vegetables.
The
utilization
selected
microorganisms
as
biocontrol
agents
promising
alternative
to
effectively
control
gray
mold
on
tomatoes.
current
study
was
conducted
explore
potential
mechanisms
the
Pseudomonas
strain
infections
Among
8
tested
bacterial
isolates,
protegens
ML15
demonstrated
antagonistic
activity
.
Moreover,
P.
exhibited
production
siderophores,
hydrogen
cyanide,
ammonia,
exopolysaccharides,
lipase,
biosurfactant,
2,4-diacetylphloroglucinol,
several
other
antifungal
compounds,
such
1-tetradecanol,
cyclododecane,
2,4-di-tert-butylphenol,
2-methyl-1-hexadecanol.
A
comprehensive
genomic
analysis
unravels
18
distinct
genetic
regions
with
for
biosynthesizing
secondary
metabolites,
known
their
pivotal
role
in
responses
against
plant
pathogens.
In
vivo
,
experiments
showed
that
both
culture
suspension
cell-free
supernatant
significantly
reduced
fungal
growth
(53.0
±
0.63%)
mitigated
disease
development
(52.8
1.5%)
cherry
tomatoes
at
four
days
post-
B
inoculation.
During
infection,
application
resulted
augmentation
total
antioxidant,
phenolic
content,
ascorbic
acids
content.
Thus,
our
results
suggested
ML15’s
agent
B.
-induced
postharvest
tomato
decay
achieved
through
secretion
substances,
induction
defense
responses,
inhibition
mycelial
These
findings
provide
significant
contribution
ongoing
search
alternative,
eco-friendly
methods
controlling
products.
could
help
reduce
reliance
chemical
fungicides
promote
sustainable
agriculture
practices.
Tekirdağ Ziraat Fakültesi Dergisi,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(2), P. 416 - 428
Published: March 3, 2024
Mevcut
çalışmada,
örtü
altı
domates
yetiştiriciliğinde
bitki
gelişimini
teşvik
eden
kök
bakterileri
ve
kimyasal
gübre
uygulamalarının
domatesin
bazı
verim
kalite
özelliklerine
etkisi
araştırılmıştır.
Çalışmada
yer
alan
bakteriler
bakteri
I
(Stenotrophomonas
maltophilia
strain
BY-44,
Bacillus
licheniformis
HK-13
Pseudomonas
putida
NK-12)
II
(Pseudomonas
fluorescens
FC-42,
subtilis
SK-26
Rhizobium
radiobacter
SK-63)
uygulaması
olmak
üzere
iki
farklı
grup
olarak
uygulanmıştır.
Kimyasal
programına
paralel
bitkilere
azot
içerikli
(NPK)
verildiğinde
uygulamaları
için
fikse
edebilme
özelliğine
sahip
NK-12
strainleri,
fosfor
saf
gübreler
çözebilme
özellikleri
pozitif
olan
BY-44
SK-63
potasyum
oranı
yüksek
NPK
gübrelerin
uygulandığı
dönemde
ise
potasyumu
çözebilen
FC-42
strainleri
karıştırılmadan
tek
inokule
edilmiştir.
Deneme,
2017
yılında
Hasyurt’da
(Finike-Antalya)
bulunan
plastik
serada,
tesadüf
parselleri
deneme
desenine
göre
kurulmuş
3
tekerrürlü
yürütülmüştür.
uygulamaların
domateste
salkım
sayısı,
birikimli
meyve
boyu,
çapı,
sertliği,
ortalama
ağırlığı,
erkenci
verim,
kuru
toplam
suda
çözünebilir
madde,
suyunun
pH
değeri
titre
edilebilir
asit
miktarına
değerlendirilmiştir.
Yapılan
uygulamalar
sonucunda
değeri,
ağırlığı
sertliği
açısından
ile
arasında
istatistiki
önemli
bir
farklılık
olmadığı
belirlenmiştir.
Bakteri
uygulamasının
boyuna
etkisinin
aynı
olduğu,
de
uygulamasıyla
grupta
aldığı
görülmüştür.
Birikimli
parametrelerinde
en
değerlerin
uygulamasından
elde
edildiği
Ayrıca
uygulamalarda
kullanılan
stainlerinin
IAA,
siderofor,
ACC-deaminaz
katalaz
gibi
mekanizmaları
En
IAA
HK-13’de
(61.24µg
ml-1),
siderofor
üretimi
NK-12’de
(36
mm)
bulunmuştur.
Strainlerin
hepsinin
ACC-
deaminaz
enzimine
olduğu
tespit
birçok
parametrede
veya
yakın
sonuç
vermesi
uygulamalarına
verilmesinin
kullanımının
azaltılmasında
etkili
olacağını
göstermiştir.