Biodiversitas Journal of Biological Diversity,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
24(6)
Опубликована: Июль 2, 2023
Abstract.
Suroto
A,
Mugiastuti
E,
Tarjoko,
Oktaviani
Bahrudin
M.
2023.
Diversity
of
insect
carried-fungi
in
chili
(Capsicum
annuum)
crop
at
Banyumas
District,
Central
Java
Province,
Indonesia.
Biodiversitas
24:
3394-3406.
This
study
aimed
to
determine
the
species
fungal
pathogens
that
have
potency
be
carried
by
various
insects
endemic
areas
annuum
L.)
disease
and
locations
with
high
populations
vectors
District.
The
samples
were
collected
from
three
planting
District
(Karanglewas,
Sumbang,
Sokaraja
Sub-districts)
March
November
2022.
following
methods
out
research:
(i)
determining
sampling
location,
(ii)
identification,
(iii)
isolation
purification
pathogen
insects,
(iv)
pathogenicity
test,
(v)
identification
based
on
morphology
characters.
exploration
13
villages
3
(three)
sub-districts
found
60
healthy
diseased
plants.
Totally,
six
genera
fungi
isolated
identified,
namely
Fusarium,
Pythium,
Curvularia,
Penicillium,
Geotrichum,
Phytophthora.
is
preliminary
research
interaction
between
plants,
microbes,
insects.
Understanding
these
aspects
essential,
not
only
an
ecological
perspective
but
also
for
improving
genetic
quality
crops
as
well
integrated
pest
management.
Horticulturae,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(8), С. 805 - 805
Опубликована: Июль 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.
The
growing
global
population
has
intensified
concerns
about
food
security,
making
it
essential
to
produce
crops
sustainably
meet
increasing
demands
without
harming
the
environment.
In
this
regard,
biological
control
agents
(BCAs)
have
recently
gained
more
attention
owing
their
potential
manage
fungal
diseases
of
crops,
particularly
in
Solanaceae
family.
proper
use
selected
BCAs
such
as
Trichoderma
spp.,
Bacillus
Pseudomonas
fluorescens,
Beauveria
bassiana,
and
Gliocladium
spp.
several
benefits
for
crops.
This
review
aims
summarize
effectiveness
various
strategies
We
also
provide
basic
knowledge
on
along
with
suggestions
further
research
reduce
severity
these
destructive
diseases.
Leaf
spot
caused
by
Stemphylium
vesicarium
is
a
severe
disease
of
Vicia
villosa
and
first
reported
in
2019.
Arbuscular
mycorrhizal
fungi
(AMF)
Trichoderma
are
common
beneficial
microorganisms
soil
that
enhance
plant
resistance
to
pathogens.
This
study
established
greenhouse
experiment
examine
the
physiological
transcriptomic
changes
V.
were
co-inoculated
with
AMF
Sieverdingia
tortuosa
longibrachiatum
determine
their
effects
on
development
disease.
Infection
pathogen
reduced
shoot
biomass
villosa.
Individual
inoculation
or
co-inoculation
T.
severity
promoted
defense-related
reactions,
such
as
production
salicylic
acid
(SA),
activity
phenylalanine
ammonia
lyase
chitinase.
Inoculation
alone
combination
significantly
increased
content
SA
diseased
12.23%
12.80%,
respectively.
Treatment
chitinase
susceptible
6.4%
compared
only
infected
S.
vesicarium.
Gene
ontology
terms
related
resistance,
upregulated
"Defense
response",
"Peroxidase
activity",
"Signal
acceptor
enriched
plants
had
been
inoculated
longibrachiatum.
However,
they
not
The
expression
genes
involved
Kyoto
Encyclopedia
Genes
Genomes
pathways
"Isoflavonoid
biosynthesis"
"Flavone
flavonol
defense
was
upregulated.
Both
exhibit
significant
potential
managing
leaf
mechanism
includes
well
plant.
combined
resulted
increase
levels.
Furthermore,
also
up-regulated
NPR1-related
genes,
which
integral
systemic
acquired
resistance.
Our
findings
underscore
efficacy
biological
control
agents,
providing
promising
strategy
for
management
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14
Опубликована: Июнь 23, 2023
Elimination
of
chemically
synthesized
pesticides,
such
as
fungicides
and
nematicides,
in
agricultural
products
is
a
key
to
successful
practice
the
Vietnamese
agriculture.
We
describe
here
route
for
developing
biostimulants
based
on
members
Bacillus
subtilis
species
complex.
A
number
endospore-forming
Gram-positive
bacterial
strains
with
antagonistic
action
against
plant
pathogens
were
isolated
from
crop
plants.
Based
their
draft
genome
sequence,
thirty
them
assigned
Most
velezensis
.
Whole
sequencing
BT2.4
BP1.2A
corroborated
close
relatedness
B.
FZB42,
model
strain
growth-promoting
bacteria.
Genome
mining
revealed
that
at
least
15
natural
product
biosynthesis
gene
clusters
(BGCs)
are
well
conserved
all
strains.
In
total,
36
different
BGCs
identified
genomes
representing
velezensis,
subtilis,
tequilensis
,
Bacillus.
altitudinis
vitro
vivo
assays
demonstrated
potential
enhance
growth
suppress
phytopathogenic
fungi
nematodes.
Due
promising
stimulate
support
health,
TL7
S1
selected
starting
material
development
novel
biostimulants,
biocontrol
agents
efficient
protecting
important
plants
black
pepper
coffee
phytopathogens.
The
results
large-scale
field
trials
performed
Central
Highlands
Vietnam
stimulating
health
applications.
It
was
shown
treatment
both
bioformulations
resulted
prevention
pathogenic
pressure
exerted
by
nematodes,
fungi,
oomycetes,
increased
harvest
yield
coffee,
pepper.
Egyptian Journal of Phytopathology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
52(1), С. 1 - 10
Опубликована: Фев. 23, 2024
Capsicum,
a
genus
native
to
tropical
and
subtropical
America,
holds
immense
nutritional,
economic
cultural
significance
due
its
diverse
species.
However,
these
valuable
crops
face
constant
threat
from
various
diseases
caused
by
viruses,
bacteria,
fungi
especially
the
notorious
Phytophthora
capsici.
P.
capsici,
first
identified
as
pepper
pathogen
in
New
Mexico
L.H.
Leonian
1922,
is
devastating
Oomycete
wreaking
havoc
on
vegetable,
ornamental
worldwide.
This
thrives
both
temperate
environments
possesses
an
arsenal
of
abilities
that
make
it
formidable
adversary.
capsici's
high
genetic
diversity
allows
readily
overcome
fungicides
host
resistance,
while
formation
long-lasting
oospores
ensures
persistence
soil.
Its
ability
rapidly
differentiate
into
infectious
zoospores
presence
water
fuels
epidemics
broad
range
amplifies
losses
renders
crop
rotation
less
effective.
The
severity
capsici-induced
complex
management
challenges
have
spurred
extensive
research
efforts.
Here,
we
delve
recent
discoveries
regarding
biology,
diversity,
disease
strategies
effector
biology
this
Oomycete.
Physiologia Plantarum,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
176(3)
Опубликована: Май 1, 2024
Abstract
Tomatoes
are
frequently
challenged
by
various
pathogens
,
among
which
Phytophthora
capsici
(
P.
)
is
a
destructive
soil‐borne
pathogen
that
seriously
threatens
the
safe
production
of
tomatoes.
Plant
growth‐promoting
rhizobacteria
(PGPR)
positively
induced
plant
resistance
against
multiple
pathogens.
However,
little
known
about
role
and
regulatory
mechanism
PGPR
in
tomato
to
.
Here,
we
identified
new
strain
Serratia
plymuthica
S.
),
HK9‐3,
has
significant
antibacterial
effect
on
infection.
Meanwhile,
stable
colonization
roots
even
under
infection,
improved
growth
parameters,
root
system
architecture,
photosynthetic
capacity,
boosted
biomass.
Importantly,
HK9‐3
significantly
alleviated
damage
caused
infection
through
enhancing
ROS
scavenger
ability
inducing
antioxidant
defense
pathogenesis‐related
(PR)
proteins
leaves,
as
evidenced
elevating
activities
peroxidase
(POD),
superoxide
dismutase
(SOD),
catalase
(CAT),
ascorbate
(APX),
phenylalanine
ammonia
lyase
(PAL),
polyphenol
oxidase
(PPO),
chitinase,
β‐1,3‐glucanase,
increasing
transcripts
POD
SOD
CAT
APX1
PAL1,
PAL2
PAL5
PPO2
CHI17
β‐1,3‐glucanase
genes.
Notably,
not
only
effectively
soil
microecology
fertility,
but
also
enhanced
fruit
yield
44.6%
quality.
Our
study
presents
promising
effective
solution
for
controlling
cultivation
while
simultaneously
promoting
yield,
may
have
implications
control
vegetable
production.