2009 · 16 citations · 22 references
AgricultureBiotechnologyMicrobiologyBiological ControlPlant-microbe InteractionsVegetable ScienceBacterial Plant PathogensBacterial Soft Rot DiseasesLactic Acid BacteriaProbioticsSoft Rot DiseasesVegetable MicrobiologyBiocontrol Of Vegetable PathogensBiological Control EfficacyBiological Control SuccessControl Efficacy EvaluationField Soft Rot ManagementFresh-cut Vegetable MicrobiologyOpen-field TestSoft Rot Resistance Mechanisms
Three beneficial bacterial agents, Lactobacillus strain KLF01, Lactococcus strain KLC02 and Paenibacillus strain KPB3 were showed clear zone against plated Pectobacterium carotovorum subsp. carotovorum (Pcc) soft rot pathogen. In greenhouse test, bio-control efficacy was more significantly effective in the treatments by KLC02 and KPB3 as 64%, 50%, 56% and 66%, 57%, 58% according to date of evaluation, respectively. In case of KLF01 control effect was relatively lower than treatments of KLC02 and KPB3 but its efficacy was still significantly observed when compared to control (only water treatment). Furthermore, KLF01, KLC02 and KPB3 showed 55%, 60% and 62% bio-control efficacy, respectively in field test from early March to late July of 2009. Thus, we suggest that these strains can be useful as bio-control agents against soft rot caused by Pcc.
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