Fungal diseases cause considerable damage to the economically important crops
worldwide thus posing continuous threat to global food security. Management of these …

Chemical agents are extensively used in all countries of the world in1960s, for controlling
the agricultural pest and pathogens, it became apparent that agricultural chemicals were …

Chemical pesticides are well known for their effective role in disease management because
not only they act on a broad host range but production technology is also less expensive …

Microbial enzymes not only work as a biocatalysts in essential metabolic reactions but also
help in the survival of microbes in a particular niche. Rhizosphere microbes are well known …

This study evaluates the biocontrol efficacy of three bacterial strains (Pseudomonas
fluorescens DTPF-3, Bacillus amyloliquefaciens DTBA-11, and Bacillus subtilis DTBS-5) and …

Non-judicial use of noxious fungicides results into ill effects on human health and putative to
environment. It has provided opportunity to device alternative control measure plan …

The basic aim of the work was to assess the indigenous potential of bio-agents and their
antagonistic potential against phytopathogen viz: Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lentis; causing …

The fungus Trichoderma is a teleomorph of the Hypocrea genus and associated with
biological control of plant diseases. The microscopic, biochemical, and molecular …

Numerous Trichoderma species have been highlighted as sustainable biotechnological
tools exploited for the mass fabrication of biofertilizers and biofungicides as well as for the …

Sclerotium rolfsii is soil-borne saprophytic fungus which causes different types of diseases
like collar-rot, sclerotium wilt, stem-rot, charcoal rot, seedling blight, damping-off, foot-rot …