… sp exhibited least antagonistic activity against A.porri and B.… most of the bacterial antagonistic
activity against each and … any significant difference among the antagonistic activity on S.…

… either the synergistic or antagonistic interactions between … soil-borne plant pathogens.
Many reports indicated that a number of biological control agents could control plant pathogens …

… To pursue the utilization of volatiles from Bacillus on the biocontrol of more soil-borne
diseases, in this study, the initial works were carried out as follows: 1) screen and identify four …

… soil-borne fungi. Various mechanisms account for the ability of biocontrol PGPR to control
plant pathogens, … However isolate Ao and A3 showed no antagonistic activity against all the …

… antagonistic potential against five soil borne plant pathogens… I antagonism West Bengal
and to establish their antagonistic … potential against five soil borne plant pathogens, treatment …

… screened for antagonistic activity against soil‐borne plant … Among them, XH‐9 was selected
for its highly antagonistic activity … Plant diseases induced by soil‐borne plant pathogens are …

… established in biocontrol activity (Vinale … antagonistic activity of a BCA. Different secondary
metabolites produced by a given strain of BCA might be responsible for antagonistic activities …

… an effective antagonistic actinomycete against various soilborne phytopathogenic fungi.
By dual culture with Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. niveum, an antagonistic actinomycete named …

Trichodrema is considered to be the most beneficial fungal genus for protecting crops in
organic systems. The present study focuses on isolation, screening and identification of salinity …

… , β-1,3-glucanases, cellulases and proteases, are involved in the antagonistic activity of the
biological control agents against phytopathogenic fungi (Ordentlich et al. 1988; Shapira et al. …