Selección de cepas de Trichoderma spp. generadoras de metabolitos secundarios de interés para su uso como promotor de crecimiento en plantas cultivadas

  • Ortuño N
  • Miranda C
  • Claros M
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The Trichoderma-Trichoderma interaction of 35 strains was studied because of the fungal potential to synthesize Secondary Metabolites (MS), such as the 3-indoleacetic acid (IAA), by using dual confrontations in solid crop of potato-dextrose-agar (PDA) as a selecting method for forming strains of "defense barrier" between 0.5-0.7cm with an optimum width selection. 20 dual confrontations were identified. These were replicated in liquid culture potato- dextrose broth (PDB) under constant stirring. After 9 days of growth, the filtration was performed to separate the metabolites synthesized by the fungus mycelium formed. This substance of interest, containing the MS, was inoculat- ed into two crops: Lactuca sativa and Raphanus sativus. It was found that the best treatments for testing are the Lactuca sativa 3(BP-T0001-BPT0029), 4(BP-T0006-BPT0028),7(BP-T0007-BPT0024) confrontations and the individual crop I (BP- T0028) as the best inducer strains of growth and involving weight, length , root volume and leaf weight . For testing of Raphanus sativus, the best treatments are the confrontation 10 (BP- T0015 - BPT0025) and the individual K crop (BP-T0031) as inducers of root length, diameter and bulb weight. The individual G crop (BP-T0024) and the chemical fertilizer QUI, inducers of leaf weight and the confrontation 3(BP- T0001-BPT0029) as inducer of root weight. Therefore, the MS synthesized by Trichoderma spp. MS during dual confrontations act as Growth

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Ortuño, N., Miranda, C., & Claros, M. (2013). Selección de cepas de Trichoderma spp. generadoras de metabolitos secundarios de interés para su uso como promotor de crecimiento en plantas cultivadas. Journal of the Selva Andina Biosphere, 1(1), 16. https://doi.org/10.36610/j.jsab.2013.010100016

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