Phytopathology · 1990 · 10 citations · 0 references
Life SciencesMicrobiologyPharmacologyMycologyMycotoxicologyPlant BiochemistryAntifungal AgentsAntifungal PharmacologyEnzyme InhibitionFungal Cell BiologyFungal PathogenesisFungal PhysiologyAntifungal AntibioticsFungal Bioactive CompoundsFungal Biocontrol AgentsFungal Enzyme InhibitorsRespiratory Inhibitors
(...) Paradoxically, carboxin has a fungicidal effect on hyphae of U.n. at concentrations lower than those at which it exhibits only a fungistatic effect. In contrast, using the same methodologies, the respiratory inhibitors antimycin A and carbonyl cyanide m-chlorophenyl-hydrazone were increasingly fungicidal with increased concentration. Respiratory inhibitors probably have fungicidal effects only when a certain minimum of energy for autolysis is available