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HERO ID
7336516
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
Supressão de crescimento de fungos patogênicos de plantas usando extratos de briófitas
Author(s)
Latinovic, N; Sabovljevic, MS; Vujicic, M; Latinovic, J; Sabovljevic, AD
Year
2019
Journal
Bioscience Journal
ISSN:
1516-3725
EISSN:
1981-3163
Publisher
Universidade Federal de Uberlandia
Volume
35
Issue
4
Page Numbers
1213-1219
Language
English
DOI
10.14393/BJ-v35n4a2019-45555
Abstract
Chemicals are often used in attempts to control diseases caused by plant pathogenic fungi during food production. However, chemicals can have adverse effects not just on food, but they also remain active for a long time within ecosystems, and thus are not environmentally friendly. Therefore, development of bio-treatment and avoiding use of chemicals are urgently needed. With the aim of studying and developing new environmentally-friendly treatments, we tested extracts from selected bryophyte species (Porella platyphylla, Cinclidotus fontinaloides and Anomodon viticulosus) on five plant pathogenic fungi under controlled conditions. The fungi (Botryosphaeria dothidea, Phomopsis viticola, Calosphaeria sp., Colletotrichum acutatum and Monilinia laxa) were selected based on common diseases they cause on fruits and grapevine. They were isolated in cultures and treated with bryophyte extracts. Bryophyte extracts were shown to be effective in suppression of certain plant pathogenic fungi growth and to have a huge potential in development of novel biotechnological treatments and biofungicides. The best results were achieved in inhibition of B. dothidea, P. viticola and Calosphaeria sp. © 2019, Universidade Federal de Uberlandia. All rights reserved.
Keywords
Fruit and grapevine diseases; Liverworts; Moss; Natural chemistry; Plant fungal pathogens
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