Disease: post-harvest fungal diseases in fruits

Complete genome analysis and antimicrobial mechanism of Bacillus velezensis GX0002980 reveals its biocontrol potential against mango anthracnose disease

Researchers discovered a beneficial bacterium called Bacillus velezensis that can prevent mango rot caused by a destructive fungus. This bacterium produces natural antimicrobial compounds that kill the disease-causing fungus without the need for harmful chemical pesticides. When applied to mangoes, it reduced disease by 52% and extended the fruits’ shelf life, offering a safe and environmentally friendly solution for protecting mangoes after harvest.

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