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Arcangela Frascella¹, Sabrina Sarrocco², Giovanna Jona Lasinio³

¹Institute of BioEconomy, National Research Council, Via Madonna Del Piano, 10, Sesto Fiorentino (Florence) 50019, Italy.

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Biocontrol in forestry using Trichoderma shows promise. Researchers explored Trichoderma

Keywords:

Biological control Nutritional preferences SynCom Trichoderma bioformulations

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Area of Science:

Forestry
Plant Pathology
Microbiology
Biocontrol

Background:

Biocontrol of soil-borne pathogens in forestry is underexplored.
Trichoderma species are potential biocontrol agents.

Purpose of the Study:

Investigate nutritional demands of Trichoderma isolates for biocontrol.
Explore developing microbial consortia (SynCom) for forest plant disease biocontrol.

Main Methods:

Phenotype Microarray technology used to test C-source utilization.
Growth curve analysis and MANOVA test performed.

Main Results:

All Trichoderma isolates showed high spore germination.
Isolates assimilated a broad range of substrates, preferring complex compounds.
No nutritional competition observed among isolates.

Conclusions:

A SynCom of selected Trichoderma isolates is feasible for forestry biocontrol.
i-erythritol, adenosine, and turanose may stimulate Trichoderma growth.