Screening on Three High Efficient Antagonistic Fungi of Colletotrichum gloeosporioides
Ju Nang Liu, Jian Hong Zhou, Lei Yang, Zhou Guo
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Ju Nang Liu, Jian Hong Zhou, Lei Yang, Zhou Guo
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Camellia anthrax disease is the main disease in producing areas of China. It occurred widespread, caused fruit and flowers dropped seriously, resulting in huge economic losses. In this paper, we separated pathogen with organizational separation method from the diseased leaves and fruit which were infected by Camellia anthrax. Then we proved, by Koch rule, it was pathogen which caused Camellia anthrax disease. According to their morphological characteristics, we identified that it was Colletotrichum gloeosporioides. From the Camellia healthy leaves, we isolated totally 125 strains endophytic fungi. Through the primary screening, 13 strains were detected had inhibited on Colletotrichum gloeosporioides. After the secondary screening, we obtained three strong antagonistic fungi, numbered Cd7, Sy3, Hy19, the inhibition rates separately were 60.3%, 59.7%, 57.8% on the PAD flat.
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Camellia anthrax disease is the main disease in producing areas of China. It occurred widespread, caused fruit and flowers dropped seriously, resulting in huge economic losses. In this paper, we separated pathogen with organizational separation method from the diseased leaves and fruit which were infected by Camellia anthrax. Then we proved, by Koch rule, it was pathogen which caused Camellia anthrax disease. According to their morphological characteristics, we identified that it was Colletotrichum gloeosporioides. From the Camellia healthy leaves, we isolated totally 125 strains endophytic fungi. Through the primary screening, 13 strains were detected had inhibited on Colletotrichum gloeosporioides. After the secondary screening, we obtained three strong antagonistic fungi, numbered Cd7, Sy3, Hy19, the inhibition rates separately were 60.3%, 59.7%, 57.8% on the PAD flat.
Key concepts: Colletotrichum gloeosporioides, Camellia, Pathogen, Colletotrichum, Biology, Fungal pathogen, Horticulture, Camellia sinensis