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Root-Associated Trichoderma Species: Antagonistic Mechanisms Against Soil-Borne Pathogens

Agricultural Microbiology

Beneficial Fungi Isolation from Plant Roots

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Agricultural Microbiology › Beneficial Fungi Isolation from Plant Roots

Root-Associated Trichoderma Species: Antagonistic Mechanisms Against Soil-Borne Pathogens

This research focuses on isolating Trichoderma strains from plant roots and elucidating their biological control mechanisms including antibiosis, parasitism, and competition for nutrients. The discoveries establish molecular markers for selecting superior biocontrol strains for disease suppression in agricultural systems.

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