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Trichoderma spp. In sustainable agriculture : A review report |
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by sandesh thapa | 19-04-2020 01:05 0 |
Trichoderma spp. In sustainable agriculture : A review report Trichoderma is a genus of fungus belongs to family Hypocreaceae and comprises more than 100 species [1]. Though there are more than 100 species very few were reported economically important includes T. viridae, T. artoviridae, T. harzianum, T. asperellum and T. haumatum [2]–[7]. These are reported for their ability to degrade the complex chemicals and recalcitrant compounds present in soil [8]–[10]. The so applied chemical fertilizer, pesticide, herbicides, and other organopolluants and heavy metals are inapt for soil microflora and not all could act upon this [11]. Trichoderma is the best alternative to be used for scavenging of chemical pollution in soil [12]. The use of Trichoderma is not only limited to bioremediation and bioaccumulation but are also widely recommended for their use in organic agriculture where inorganic pesticide and fertilizers are discarded. The uses of Trichoderma against plant pathogenic microorganism is reported positive and suppressed the activity of plant pathogenic microorganisms like Rhizoctonia solani, Pythium ultimum and Botrytis cinerea [13], S. sclerotium Meloidogyne javanica and so on. They are proved highly beneficial while applied in tomato and chili with an increase in yield and fruit quality [14], [15]. This is the reason why it is recommended as a biofertilizer and is highly attributed to its multipurpose uses. The use of Trichoderma has not only suppressed pathogen infestation but also proved as a proper biofertilizer and plant growth promoter [14], [15]. They are one of the most suitable tools applied in organic farming for sustainable farming and are more effective when applied with compost rather than chemical fertilizers [18]. Thank you and hope this to be very useful Available in the market in the name of biopesticide or simple as Trichoderma formulant. References [1] I. S. Druzhinina, A. G. Kopchinskiy, and C. P. Kubicek, ¡°The first 100 Trichoderma species characterized by molecular data,¡± Mycoscience, vol. 47, no. 2, pp. 55–64, 2006. [2] R. Badar and S. A. Qureshi, ¡°Comparative effect of Trichoderma hamatum and host-specific Rhizobium species on growth of Vigna mungo,¡± J. Appl. Pharm. Sci., vol. 2, no. 4, pp. 128–132, 2012. [3] F. Doni, A. Isahak, C. R. Che Mohd Zain, and W. M. Wan Yusoff, ¡°Physiological and growth response of rice plants (Oryza sativa L.) to Trichoderma spp. inoculants,¡± AMB Express, vol. 4, no. 1, pp. 1–7, 2014. [4] N. Fiorentino et al., ¡°Trichoderma-based biostimulants modulate rhizosphere microbial populations and improve N uptake efficiency, yield, and nutritional quality of leafy vegetables,¡± Front. Plant Sci., vol. 9, no. June, pp. 1–15, 2018. [5] taghavi Ghasemkheylif, h Piradasthi, M. Bahmanyar, and G. Tajik, ¡°SID.ir | THE EFFECT OF TRICHODERMA HARZIANUM AND CADMIUM ON TOLERANCE INDEX AND YIELD OF BARLEY (HORDEUM VULGARE L.),¡± J. 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Dear Dibya bhatta,
Thankyou for the respone and yaa i will contact you further.
Regards,
Sandesh
Posted 30-04-2020 11:48
Hello,
Its me Dibya Bhatta from Nepal,Currently living in South Korea for my research Internship.
It was really nice reading your report!
keep writing and shining!! :)
If you have any queries related to this internship, You can find me on twitter as :
https://twitter.com/Divine_Tweets
stay safe from coronavirus!
keep working for mother earth to hand it to future generations!
Green cheers!
Posted 27-04-2020 10:32
you are welcome himani.
Posted 20-04-2020 14:59
Greetings Ajay,
yes of course. T. longibrachiatum is toxic to humans ( i am working on it, these are also reported to minimize pathogen infestation however but due to toxicity used in protoplast fusion) and also the concentration use of trichoderma species depends on toxicity but those recently reported strains by protoplast fusion are not toxic to humans.
Regards,
Sandesh!!!
Posted 20-04-2020 14:58
Thanks for sharing the report.
Posted 20-04-2020 12:49
Hello Sandesh,
Did you know?
Trichoderma is indeed an excellent soil health enhancer but some of the species like T. longibrachiatum is highly toxic to humans as well!
Thanks for sharing!
Posted 19-04-2020 23:52
Greetings Sandhya,
You are Welcome and Thankyou.
Regards,
Sandesh!!!
Posted 19-04-2020 22:17
Hello Sandesh,
Greeting,
I do hope you are fine there and doing great with your works,
I am always amazed by your articles!! Tricoderma is the powerful biocontrol agent which are excessively used for the soil borne disease!!
Nowadays people are more concerned in using organic fertilizer and biocontrol agents for the sustainable agriculture!!
Keep writing!
Thanks for great report
Yours,
Sandhya
Posted 19-04-2020 21:30
Thank You Sudha.
Posted 19-04-2020 16:38
Thank You Asmita.
Posted 19-04-2020 16:38
Thankyou Shanti
Posted 19-04-2020 16:37
thankyou sonika.
Posted 19-04-2020 16:37
Hello Sandesh,
Thank you so much for sharing the report.
I have also heard that it is used as biofertilizer or soil fertility promoter.
Keep writing!!
Regards
Sudha
Posted 19-04-2020 15:41
Hello Sandesh,
I have heard about the use of Trichoderma in vermicompost also.
Thanks for sharing.
Green cheers!!
Posted 19-04-2020 13:59
Nice report.
Posted 19-04-2020 13:23
Hello Sandesh!
I hope you are doing well!
Trichoderma is a potent biocontrol agent and used extensively for soil born disease.Its strain solubilize phosphate and micronutrients.
Keep on sharing!!
GREEN CHEERS!
Regards,
Sonika
Posted 19-04-2020 11:48