Research Keyword: maize

Bacillus velezensis CNPMS-22 as biocontrol agent of pathogenic fungi and plant growth promoter

A bacterial strain called Bacillus velezensis CNPMS-22 shows promise as a natural pest control agent for crops. When applied to maize seeds, it reduced fungal diseases and increased plant productivity as effectively as chemical fungicides. The bacteria produces natural compounds that kill harmful fungi while also promoting plant growth, offering a safer, more environmentally friendly alternative to synthetic chemicals.

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Identification of Trichoderma spp., Their Biomanagement Against Fusarium proliferatum, and Growth Promotion of Zea mays

Researchers isolated and tested special fungi called Trichoderma that can fight crop disease-causing fungi and promote plant growth. When applied to maize plants infected with disease-causing Fusarium, the Trichoderma fungi completely eliminated the disease and made the plants grow healthier and larger. This natural approach offers farmers a chemical-free alternative to protect crops while improving plant health.

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