Phytopathology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
114(6), P. 1263 - 1275
Published: Dec. 18, 2023
Leaves
of
Welsh
onion
(
Allium
fistulosum)
are
subject
to
various
fungal
diseases
such
as
anthracnose
Colletotrichum
species)
and
Stemphylium
leaf
blight
vesicarium).
These
the
main
biotic
limitations
production
in
northern
Taiwan.
From
2018
2020,
symptoms
were
observed
throughout
fields
Taiwan,
mainly
Sanxing
area.
In
total,
33
strains
species
isolated
from
diseased
leaves,
major
causative
agents
identified
based
on
a
multilocus
phylogenetic
analysis
using
four
genomic
regions
act,
tub2,
gapdh,
internal
transcribed
spacer).
Based
this
phylogeny,
causing
C.
spaethianum
complex)
circinans
dematium
area,
To
determine
compare
pathogenicity
each
species,
representative
inoculated
cultivar
‘Siao-Lyu’
by
spraying
spore
suspension
onto
surface.
plants
susceptible
both
but
disease
incidence
severity
higher
spaethianum.
31
fungicides
tested
their
efficacy
reducing
mycelial
growth
conidial
germination
under
laboratory
conditions.
Five
fungicides—fluazinam,
metiram,
mancozeb,
thiram,
dithianon—effectively
reduced
circinans.
contrast,
difenoconazole
trifloxystrobin
+
tebuconazole,
which
commonly
used
ineffective.
results
serve
valuable
insights
for
growers,
enabling
them
identify
address
emergence
caused
onion,
employing
with
diverse
modes
action.
The
findings
study
support
sustainable
management
Sanxing,
although
further
field
tests
warranted.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(13), P. 6879 - 6879
Published: June 22, 2024
Phytopathogenic
fungi
are
responsible
for
diseases
in
commercially
important
crops
and
cause
major
supply
problems
the
global
food
chain.
Plants
were
able
to
protect
themselves
from
disease
before
humans
played
an
active
role
protecting
plants.
They
known
synthesize
a
variety
of
secondary
metabolites
(SMs),
such
as
terpenes,
alkaloids,
phenolic
compounds,
which
can
be
extracted
using
conventional
unconventional
techniques
formulate
biofungicides;
plant
extracts
have
antifungal
activity
various
mechanisms
action
against
these
organisms.
In
addition,
they
considered
non-phytotoxic
potentially
effective
control.
sustainable
economically
viable
alternative
use
agriculture,
is
why
biofungicides
increasingly
recognized
attractive
option
solve
caused
by
synthetic
fungicides.
Currently,
organic
farming
continues
grow,
highlighting
importance
developing
environmentally
friendly
alternatives
crop
production.
This
review
provides
compilation
literature
on
biosynthesis,
phytopathogens,
extraction
formulation
biofungicides,
biological
phytopathogenic
fungi,
regulation,
advantages,
disadvantages
overview
current
agriculture.
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(2), P. 294 - 294
Published: Jan. 30, 2024
The
overuse
of
chemical
fungicides
against
fungal
pathogens
adversely
affects
soil
and
plant
health,
resulting
in
environmental
problems
food
safety.
Therefore,
biocontrol
is
considered
as
an
environmentally
friendly
cost-effective
green
technique
protection
agricultural
production.
We
obtained
a
bacterial
strain
N23
from
contaminated
plate
which
showed
significant
inhibition
to
anthracnose.
was
identified
Bacillus
velezensis
based
on
16S
rRNA
gene,
gyrA
whole-genome
sequence.
bacterium
able
suppress
the
mycelial
growth
numerous
pathogenic
fungi
solid
media.
Tomato
seeds
treated
with
significantly
higher
germination
levels
than
untreated
ones.
Moreover,
effectively
reduced
lesion
area
pepper
anthracnose
disease
planta.
gene
clusters
responsible
for
antifungal
metabolites
(fengycin,
surfactin,
iturin)
were
genome
sequence
mining
PCR.
Furthermore,
methanol
extracts
culture
caused
Colletotrichum
sp.
Botrytis
cinerea.
These
findings
suggested
that
B.
could
be
potential
agent
production
source
antimicrobial
compounds
further
exploitation.
Horticulturae,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1), P. 103 - 103
Published: Jan. 20, 2024
The
limited
cold
tolerance
of
the
Jin
Huang
mango
represents
a
significant
impediment
to
its
potential
for
international
trade.
Therefore,
this
study
evaluated
quality
index
changes
green
maturity
mangoes
with
different
post-ripening
treatments
and
then
when
stored
at
storage
periods
(7,
14,
21,
28)
4
°C
followed
by
6
days
20
°C.
This
showed
that
treated
500
ppm
ethylene
were
slow
ripen
during
storage,
which
could
be
sustainable
even
under
storage.
In
addition,
control
(CK)
group
failed
mature
or
unevenly
after
Moreover,
T3
(ethylene
ripening
1
day
day)
minimized
occurrence
CI
compared
CK
while
contributing
30%
decrease
in
anthracnose
incidence
firmness
titratable
acid
(TA),
total
soluble
solids
(TSS)
notably
increased,
yet
ascorbic
content
was
lower.
Hence,
treatment
conditions
using
helped
extend
shelf-life
°C,
stocking
minimizing
anthracnose,
thereby
maintaining
certain
quality.
Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Jan. 8, 2025
Endophytic
fungi
associated
with
selected
aquatic
plants,
Eichhornia
crassipes,
Nymphaea
nouchali,
Salvinia
minima
and
S.
molesta
were
evaluated.
Ectophoma
salviniae
sp.
nov.
Neottiosporina
mihintaleensis
are
introduced
as
novel
taxa
from
spp.
Sri
Lanka.
Chaetomella
raphigera
is
reported
a
new
geographical
record,
Colletotrichum
siamense
C.
truncatum
host
records
in
while
Phyllosticta
capitalensis
has
been
identified
on
the
same
(Nymphaea
nouchali)
North-Central
Province
of
Identification
was
based
morphological
characteristics
multi-locus
phylogenetic
analyses
using
ITS,
LSU,
SSU,
ACT,
CHS-1,
GAPDH,
tub2,
rpb2,
tef1-α
molecular
markers.
The
analysed
for
extracellular
enzymatic
properties.
According
to
qualitative
analysis,
exhibited
highest
amylase
production,
cellulase
enzyme
laccase
production.
results
demonstrate
fungal
diversity
this
region
their
potentials,
providing
valuable
insights
future
biotechnological
approaches.
AMB Express,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Jan. 27, 2025
Abstract
The
increasing
demand
for
natural
alternatives
to
synthetic
fungicides
has
prompted
research
into
products
like
essential
oils
postharvest
disease
management.
This
study
investigated
the
antifungal,
antioxidant,
cytotoxic,
and
genotoxic
potential
of
oil
mixtures
derived
from
oregano,
rosemary,
mint
against
Penicillium
digitatum
,
predominant
fungal
pathogen
causing
green
mold
in
orange
fruits.
P.
NPAGRASU
2024
was
isolated
identified
as
most
abundant
species
(60.2%)
infected
oranges.
It
deposited
GenBank
with
gene
accession
number
PP930644
MIRCEN
culture
collection
EMCC
358874.
antimicrobial
activity
individual
evaluated,
oregano
exhibiting
highest
antifungal
(inhibition
zone
diameter
4.2
cm)
.
L-optimal
mixture
design
response
surface
methodology
(RSM)
optimization
revealed
a
highly
effective
(Run
8)
comprising
46.26%
53.74%
99.65%
actual
growth
reduction.
demonstrated
potent
antioxidant
activity,
reaching
approximately
75%
DPPH
radical
scavenging
at
3.125
mg/mL.
Cytotoxicity
assessment
using
MTT
assay
showed
morphological
changes
reduced
cell
viability
liver
cells
treated
PEOs
300
µg/mL.
However,
optimized
did
not
induce
significant
chromosomal
aberrations
compared
control,
suggesting
minimal
effects.
In
vivo,
evaluation
on
oranges
60%
inhibition
by
1%
(v/v)
7
days.
Histological
analysis
indicated
low
toxicity
tested
concentration
(1%
mixture).
GC-MS
major
compounds
cavarcol,
caryophyllene,
eucalyptol,
phenols
levomenthol
oil,
contributing
its
bioactivities.
demonstrates
eco-friendly
control.
Molecules,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
30(5), P. 1079 - 1079
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
To
discover
novel
fungicides
with
good
inhibitory
effects
on
plant
fungal
diseases,
twenty-five
3-indolyl-3-hydroxy
oxindole
derivatives
(3a-3y)
were
synthesized.
These
newly
characterized
by
NMR
and
HRMS.
Their
antifungal
activities
against
five
pathogenic
fungi
assessed
in
vitro.
Most
of
the
compounds
exhibited
moderate
to
excellent
fungi.
Notably,
3t,
3u,
3v,
3w
displayed
remarkable
broad-spectrum
comparable
or
superior
those
carvacrol
(CA)
phenazine-1-carboxylic
acid
(PCA).
Among
them,
compound
3u
most
activity
Rhizoctonia
solani
Kühn
(R.
solani),
an
EC50
3.44
mg/L,
which
was
CA
(7.38
mg/L)
PCA
(11.62
mg/L).
Preliminary
structure-activity
relationship
(SAR)
results
indicated
that
introduction
I,
Cl,
Br
substituents
at
position
5
3-hydroxy-2-oxindole
indole
rings
is
crucial
for
exhibit
activity.
The
vivo
assay
showed
has
curative
R.
solani.
current
suggest
these
are
capable
serving
as
promising
lead
compounds.
Microbiology Spectrum,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 16, 2025
ABSTRACT
Post-harvest
anthracnose
significantly
affects
the
yield
and
quality
of
mangoes.
In
this
study,
an
antagonist
bacterium,
GX0002980,
with
strong
inhibitory
effect
against
Colletotrichum
gloesporioides
,
pathogen
mango
anthracnose,
was
isolated
from
rhizosphere
soil
plants.
Based
on
morphological
characteristics,
physiological
biochemical
tests,
16S
rRNA
gene
gyrB
sequencing
analysis,
strain
identified
as
Bacillus
velezensis
.
Strain
GX0002980
exhibits
broad-spectrum
antibacterial
capabilities,
its
volatile
substances
sterile
fermentation
filtrate
also
demonstrate
antagonistic
effects
C.
This
can
produce
antimicrobial
that
inhibit
growth,
such
amylase,
cellulase,
protease,
pectinase,
siderophores,
has
plant-growth-promoting
nitrogen
fixation,
NH
3
production,
phosphate
solubilization.
Whole-genome
results
show
genome
size
is
3,907,381
bp
a
guanine
cytosine
content
47.44%.
The
antiSMASH
analysis
predicts
14
biosynthesis
clusters
within
genome,
including
surfactin,
fengycin,
bacilysin,
macrolactin
H,
bacillaene,
difficidin,
bacillibactin.
Liquid
chromatography-mass
spectrometry
revealed
active
secreted
by
include
butirosin
A,
more.
in
vitro
control
efficiency
52%
it
effectively
suppress
occurrence
post-harvest
diseases
mangoes,
extending
their
storage
time.
conclusion,
B.
possesses
multiple
biocontrol
mechanisms
potential
for
application
biological
anthracnose.
IMPORTANCE
showed
causative
agent
produces
variety
secondary
metabolites
properties.
metabolite
synthesis
GX0002980.
significant
disease
fruits.