Anti-Therapeutic Action: Herbicide adjuvant toxicity to fungi

MSB2-activated pheromone pathway regulates fungal plasma membrane integrity in response to herbicide adjuvant

Commercial herbicides used in farming contain additives that can harm beneficial soil fungi more than the main active ingredient. This study shows that the additive Triton CG-110 in Roundup herbicide damages fungal cells by disrupting their ability to absorb nutrients. Fungi respond by activating a stress response pathway that helps them survive by reinforcing their cell membranes. Understanding these processes is important for protecting beneficial fungi used in agriculture.

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