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From: Towards unlocking the biocontrol potential of Pichia kudriavzevii for plant fungal diseases: in vitro and in vivo assessments with candidate secreted protein prediction

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Assessment of the in vitro antagonism of Pk_EgyACGEB_O1 and Pk_EgyACGEB_O2 to plant pathogenic fungi. A-B The panel of plant pathogens tested included A. terreus, D-E B. cinerea, G-H Bipolaris sp., J-K C. spicifer, M–N R. solani, P-Q F. solani, S-T F. circinatum, and V-W Fusarium spp. for Pk_EgyACGEB_O1 and Pk_EgyACGEB_O2, respectively; Performed three plate replicates for each fungal pathogen. Pk_EgyACGEB_O2 was found to be more effective than Pk_EgyACGEB_O1 in inhibiting the growth of all tested plant pathogenic fungi except for A. terreus that revealed a mild impact. The negative control demonstrated the growth of the fungi without any inhibitory effects: C A. terreus, F B. cinereal, I Bipolaris sp., L C. spicifer, O R. solani, R F. solani, U F. circinatum, and X Fusarium spp

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