Antagonist activity of Cladobotryum, Beltraniopsis, Beltraniella and Beltrania strains against Fusarium chlamydosporum
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On the present paper were determinated the antagonist activity of strains: C. pinarense (1789), C. semicirculare (1698), C. virescens (C10/110), Beltraniopsis sp. (1308), Beltraniella havanensis (C08/104) and Beltrania rhombica (2432), preserved on International recognized World Federation Culture Collections (WFCC 853) at INIFAT, against Fusarium chlamydosporum pathogen, by Dual Culture Method. The Cladobotryum species had high antagonism against F. chlamydosporum acting by mycoparasitism, also favored this effect by the higher capacity of the strains to compete for the substrate, the rest of strains did not show a significant activity. Those new results are good for going on studying in these species referred to obtaining bioproducts to control of fungal diseases on Integrated Management Program (IMP) and Agroecologic Management Pest (AMP).
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