Аннотация
В статье приведены данные in vitro и in vivo исследований по выявлению биофунгицидной, антибактериальной, ростстимулирующей и фосфат растворяющей активности биопродуктов на основе ризосферных бактерии Streptomyces. Из всех испытанных, биопродукты на основе штаммов Streptomyces diastatochromogenes sk-6, Streptomyces alfalfa CI-4, Streptomyces lividans TR-59 и Streptomyces avidini Tal-44.18 демонстрировали способность колонизировать поверхность семян овощных культур, повысить их всхожесть и усилить рост всходов, одновременно подавлять рост бактериальных и грибных болезней, а также вступать в ассоциации эпифитной микрофлоры и подавлять симптомы заболеваний на листьях плодовых деревьев. Тем самим эти биопродукты могут служить основой создания перспективных биоформул, вносящих вклад в обеспечении населения здоровым и органически качественным продовольствием
Ключевые слова
естественные изоляты Streptomyces
биопродукт
болезни семян и растений
антимикробная активность
ростстимулирующая активность
сохранность растений
ЦИТИРОВАНИЕ
Doolotkeldieva, T., & Bobushova, S.
(2024).
BIOFUNGICIDES AND BIOINOCULANTS FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE: RHIZOSPHERE BACTERIA STREPTOMYCES FOR SEED AND PLANT PROTECTION AGAINST PHYTOPATHOGENS AND FOR GROWTH STIMULATION.
Bulletin of the Kyrgyz National Agrarian University,
22(6),
91-99.
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