PH12017000231B1 - Callus and microbe co-culture as a novel source of biopesticides against fusarium wilt of solanaceous crops - Google Patents

Callus and microbe co-culture as a novel source of biopesticides against fusarium wilt of solanaceous crops

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PH12017000231B1
PH12017000231B1 PH12017000231A PH12017000231A PH12017000231B1 PH 12017000231 B1 PH12017000231 B1 PH 12017000231B1 PH 12017000231 A PH12017000231 A PH 12017000231A PH 12017000231 A PH12017000231 A PH 12017000231A PH 12017000231 B1 PH12017000231 B1 PH 12017000231B1
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fusarium oxysporum
fusarium wilt
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C Marforl Eufrocinio
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Univ Of The Philippines Los Ba¥Os
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One of the major plant diseases facing our farmers is Fusarium oxysporum. Fusarium oxysporum is the causal organism of vascular wilt of many economically-important crops like tomato, eggplant and hot pepper. To search for potential sources of biopesticide that will inhibit Fusarium oxysporum, crude methanol extracts of 80 callus and microbe co-cultures are screened using the microdilution MIC assay. Among the co-cultures tested, a co-culture consisting of Solanum tuberosum callus and a fungus showed the highest inhibitory activity against the pathogen with an MIC=500 æg/mL. The present invention relates to a novel biopesticide formulated from callus and microbe co-culture and was named 'WiltCure'.
PH12017000231A 2017-08-14 2017-08-14 Callus and microbe co-culture as a novel source of biopesticides against fusarium wilt of solanaceous crops PH12017000231A1 (en)

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