Impact of Trichoderma application strategy on tomato growth and rhizomicrobiome
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posted on 2024-11-23, 21:28authored byPennsylvania State University
Trichoderma has been widely used for plant growth promotion and the biological control of diverse diseases. However, the inconsistent field efficacy of Trichoderma remains a major barrier to its widespread use as a reliable alternative to synthetic pesticides. Various efficacy enhancement strategies have been investigated. Here, we evaluated how the timing of T. virens application (pre-, at-, and post-transplant) affected the growth of two tomato varieties and their rhizosphere microbiomes (via ITS and 16S amplicon metagenomic sequencing).
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