1984
DOI: 10.1094/pd-69-753
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Postharvest Biological Control of Stone Fruit Brown Rot byBacillus subtilis

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“…Several attempts have been made for the biological control of pest fungi by using antagonistic microorganisms (38)(39)(40). In these applications, the antagonist can either directly interact with the pathogen (7,41), compete with the pathogen for nutrients and space (42,43), or inhibit the pathogen by secretion of antibiotics (38,44). Several studies have focused on the antifungal secondary metabolites and enzymes produced by other fungi (27,45,46), as they appear to be a more practical and controllable alternative to the direct application of microorganisms to postharvest commodities (38).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several attempts have been made for the biological control of pest fungi by using antagonistic microorganisms (38)(39)(40). In these applications, the antagonist can either directly interact with the pathogen (7,41), compete with the pathogen for nutrients and space (42,43), or inhibit the pathogen by secretion of antibiotics (38,44). Several studies have focused on the antifungal secondary metabolites and enzymes produced by other fungi (27,45,46), as they appear to be a more practical and controllable alternative to the direct application of microorganisms to postharvest commodities (38).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Foram analisadas as variá-veis: população de bactérias totais, fungos totais, Pseudomonas do grupo fluorescente, Bacillus e Trichoderma. O meio de cultura NYDA (Pusey & Wilson, 1984) foi utilizado para o isolamento de bactérias totais e o meio B de King (King et al, 1954), para isolamento diferencial de Pseudomonas spp. do grupo fluorescente.…”
Section: Detecção Da Microbiota Natural Dos Substratosunclassified
“…O isolado, preservado em água, foi cultivado em meio TZC (Kelman, 1954) para seleção de colônias virulentas. O inóculo foi preparado a partir de cultura com 36 -48 horas de idade em meio NYDA (Pusey & Wilson, 1984) e ajustado para a concentração de 5x10 8 UFC/ml em fotocolorímetro a 580 nm, de acordo com curva de crescimento previamente estabelecida. Vinte dias após a semeadura as plantas foram inoculadas, colocando-se sobre o substrato, na base de cada planta, 5 ml da suspensão bacteriana (modificado de Somodi et al, 1993) e transplantadas após duas horas para canteiros de alvenaria no campo (11,0 x 1,0 m).…”
Section: Methodsunclassified