Journal of Fungi,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(2), P. 126 - 126
Published: Feb. 8, 2025
Fusarium
species
are
among
the
most
significant
pathogens
causing
root
rot
in
Panax
notoginseng.
In
this
study,
a
strain
of
Trichoderma
hamatum
was
isolated
from
rhizosphere
soil
P.
notoginseng
and
subjected
to
whole-genome
sequencing.
Plate
confrontation
experiments
were
conducted
investigate
antagonistic
effects
T.
against
oxysporum,
solani,
acutatum,
primary
rot.
Whole-genome
sequencing
revealed
10,774
predicted
genes
hamatum,
which
454
associated
with
carbohydrate-active
enzymes
(CAZymes)
involved
fungal
cell
wall
degradation.
Additionally,
11
biosynthetic
gene
clusters
(BGCs)
antimicrobial
production
identified,
highlighting
biocontrol
potential
hamatum.
plate
experiments,
showed
substantial
inhibition
rates
68.07%,
70.63%,
66.12%
F.
respectively.
Scanning
electron
microscopy
suggested
hyperparasitism
characterized
by
spore
that
adhered
pathogen,
thereby
inhibiting
its
growth.
These
findings
provide
theoretical
foundation
enhance
understanding
biological
control
mechanisms
supporting
applications
sustainable
agriculture.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: May 3, 2023
Trichoderma
is
mainly
used
to
control
soil-borne
diseases
as
well
some
leaf
and
panicle
of
various
plants.
can
not
only
prevent
but
also
promotes
plant
growth,
improves
nutrient
utilization
efficiency,
enhances
resistance,
agrochemical
pollution
environment.
spp.
behaves
a
safe,
low-cost,
effective,
eco-friendly
biocontrol
agent
for
different
crop
species.
In
this
study,
we
introduced
the
biological
mechanism
in
fungal
nematode
disease,
including
competition,
antibiosis,
antagonism,
mycoparasitism,
promoting
growth
inducing
systemic
resistance
between
plants,
expounded
on
application
effects
diseases.
From
an
applicative
point
view,
establishing
diversified
technology
important
development
direction
its
role
sustainable
agriculture.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(19), P. 12786 - 12786
Published: Oct. 7, 2022
Trichoderma
is
an
important
biocontrol
agent
for
managing
plant
diseases.
species
are
members
of
the
fungal
genus
hyphomycetes,
which
widely
distributed
in
soil.
It
can
function
as
a
well
growth
promoter.
now
frequently
used
biological
control
agents
(BCAs)
to
combat
wide
range
Major
diseases
have
been
successfully
managed
due
their
application.
spp.
being
extensively
researched
order
enhance
its
effectiveness
top
agent.
The
activation
numerous
regulatory
mechanisms
major
factor
ability
manage
Trichoderma-based
methods
include
nutrient
competition,
mycoparasitism,
synthesis
antibiotic
and
hydrolytic
enzymes,
induced
resistance.
may
synthesize
variety
secondary
metabolites
that
inhibit
activity
GPCRs
(G
protein-coupled
receptors)
membrane-bound
receptors
sense
transmit
environmental
inputs
affect
metabolism.
Related
intracellular
signalling
pathways
also
play
role
this
process.
Secondary
produced
by
activate
disease-fighting
within
plants
protect
against
pathogens.
β-
Glucuronidase
(GUS),
green
fluorescent
protein
(gfp),
hygromycin
B
phosphotransferase
(hygB),
producing
genes
examples
exogenous
markers
could
be
identify
track
specific
isolates
agro-ecosystems.
More
than
sixty
percent
biofungicides
on
market
derived
from
species.
These
fungi
harmful
developing
Additionally,
they
solubilize
nutrients
boost
bioremediate
contaminants
through
mechanisms,
including
mycoparasitism
antibiosis.
Enzymes
industry.
This
review
article
intends
provide
overview
update
(from
1975
2022)
fungi,
information
key
metabolites,
genes,
interactions
with
Plant Stress,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11, P. 100370 - 100370
Published: Jan. 23, 2024
Under
natural
conditions,
crops
typically
suffer
from
severe
challenges
due
to
the
increasing
of
abiotic
and
biotic
stresses
which
severely
affect
plant
growth
reduc
crop
yield.
The
present
study
investigated
single
combined
impacts
Sclerotinia
sclerotiorum
salinity
stress
on
common
bean
(Phaseolus
vulgaris
L.)
seedling
is
scarcely
studied.
evaluated
in
vitro
vivo
influence
two
tolerant
Trichoderma
isolates,
T.
koningii
harzianum
against
S.
under
stress.
results
showed
ability
grow
sporulate
at
high
levels
salinity,
80
mM
NaCl,
without
significantly
impacting
their
produce
cell
wall
degrading
enzymes,
cellulase
chitinase.
Amylase
proteinase
(Prb1)
genes
were
detected
harzianum.
assay
revealed
that
both
isolates
could
inhibit
concentrations.
In
a
greenhouse
experiment,
ameliorated
damaging
seedlings'
germination
characteristics
compared
untreated
control.
Both
bioagents
attenuated
damping-off
collar/stem
rot
percentages
infected
Salinity
intensified
effect
photosynthetic
pigments,
induced
oxidative
nitrative
stress,
hampered
ionic
homeostasis,
deactivated
antioxidants
defense-related
molecules.
On
other
hand,
restrained
reduction
chlorophylls
carotenoids,
ascorbate,
reduced
glutathione,
flavonoids,
phenolics,
various
antioxidant
especially
for
All
these
upregulations
reflected
keeping
membranes
beans
more
stable
where
lipid
peroxidation
methylglyoxal
reactive
oxygen
species
upregulation
nitric
oxide,
expressed
better
pathogen
attack
or/and
saline.
tested
be
used
as
effective
biological
control
saline
soils
or
areas
irrigated
with
water.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(11), P. 6434 - 6434
Published: May 24, 2023
The
negative
impact
of
chemical
pesticides
on
the
environment
and
human
health
has
contributed
to
introduction
legal
regulations
that
ensure
reduction
in
use
agrochemicals
favor
biological
products.
existing
review
literature,
including
our
research,
clearly
shows
ideal
biocontrol
agents
are
Trichoderma
fungi.
production
antibiotics,
lytic
enzymes
degrading
cell
walls
plant
pathogens,
or
inducing
a
defense
response
plants
just
some
features
supporting
wide
these
microorganisms
sustainable
agriculture.
It
is
estimated
currently
about
60%
biofungicides
used
eliminate
fungal
pathogens
produced
based
sp.
strains.
Frontiers in Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
4
Published: Oct. 3, 2022
Biological
control
of
plant
pathogens
has
become
increasingly
possible
with
the
use
fungi,
which
have
a
high
reproductive
rate
(both
sexually
and
asexually)
short
generation
time
are
very
specific
to
their
target.
Trichoderma
species
found
in
diverse
habitats
experience
various
interactions
other
organisms.
They
used
as
bio-fungicides
owing
plant-protecting
abilities,
they
produce
large
number
secondary
metabolites
(SMs)
accompanied
by
enrichment
metabolism-associated
genes.
This
article
aims
review
discuss
SMs
produced
species,
including
physiology,
mode
action,
mass
production,
industrial
field
applications
for
diseases.
We
also
evolutionary
history,
taxonomical
gradient,
classification,
ecology
well
indirect
direct
mechanisms
protectors
gene
improvement
strategies.
Aside
from
bioactivity
derived
compatibility
fungicides,
formulation
techniques,
focuses
on
its
advent
progress
global
research
pioneer.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Feb. 6, 2023
Sustainable
development
relies
heavily
on
a
food
system
that
is
both
safe
and
secure.
Several
approaches
may
lead
to
sustainability
safety.
An
increase
in
the
cultivation
of
legume
crops
one
for
enhancing
agricultural
viability
ensuring
adequate
supply.
Legumes
daily
intake
fiber,
folate,
protein
as
substitutes
meat
dairy.
They
are
also
crucial
various
intercropping
systems
worldwide.
However,
production
has
been
hampered
by
Rhizoctonia
solani
due
its
destructive
lifestyle.
R.
causes
blights,
damping
off,
rotting
diseases
crops.
Our
knowledge
global
distribution
associated
with
(alfalfa,
soybean,
chickpea,
pea,
lentil,
common
bean,
peanut),
detection,
diagnosis,
management
caused
limited.
Traditional
rely
incubation
,
visual
examination
symptoms
host
crops,
microscopy
identification.
these
time-consuming,
require
technical
expertise,
fail
detect
minimal
amount
inoculum,
unreliable.
Biochemical
molecular-based
have
used
great
success
recently
because
their
excellent
sensitivity
specificity.
Along
conventional
PCR,
nested
multiplex
real-time
magnetic-capture
hybridization
loop-mediated
isothermal
amplification
widely
diagnose
.
In
future,
Next-generation
sequencing
will
likely
be
greater
extent
This
review
outlines
distribution,
survival,
infection
disease
cycle,
traditional,
biochemical,
molecular,
next-generation
detection
diagnostic
approaches,
an
overview
resistant
resources
other
strategies
cope
Horticulturae,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(8), P. 805 - 805
Published: July 30, 2024
Horticultural
crops
are
vulnerable
to
diverse
microbial
infections,
which
have
a
detrimental
impact
on
their
growth,
fruit
quality,
and
productivity.
Currently,
chemical
pesticides
widely
employed
manage
diseases
in
horticultural
crops,
but
they
negative
effects
the
environment,
human
health,
soil
physiochemical
properties,
biodiversity.
Additionally,
use
of
has
facilitated
development
spread
resistant
pathovars,
emerged
as
serious
concern
contemporary
agriculture.
Nonetheless,
adverse
consequences
environment
public
health
worried
scientists
greatly
recent
years,
led
switch
biocontrol
agents
such
bacteria,
fungi,
insects
control
plant
pathogens.
Biocontrol
(BCAs)
form
an
integral
part
organic
farming,
is
regarded
future
sustainable
Hence,
harnessing
potential
BCAs
important
viable
strategy
disease
way
that
also
ecofriendly
can
improve
health.
Here,
we
discuss
role
biological
crops.
We
different
microbial-based
fungal,
bacterial,
viral
management.
Next,
factors
affect
performance
under
field
conditions.
This
review
highlights
genetic
engineering
enhance
efficiency
other
growth
traits.
Finally,
highlight
challenges
opportunities
biocontrol-based
management
horticulture
research
directions
boost
efficacy
applications.