Bioprospecting from plant waste composting: Actinobacteria against phytopathogens producing damping-off

Volume: 23, Pages: e00354 - e00354
Published: Sep 1, 2019
Abstract
Strains isolated during composting processes of plant waste, and identified as Actinobacteria, proved to be significant producers of compounds that actively participate in the control of phytopathogens, such as those that cause Damping-off disease. Although most of the actinomycetes analyzed showed to be antagonistic strains against common phytopathogens, only some 30% proved to be capable of producing bioactive substances, such as siderophores,...
Paper Details
Title
Bioprospecting from plant waste composting: Actinobacteria against phytopathogens producing damping-off
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Volume
23
Pages
e00354 - e00354
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