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University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Department of Plant Pathology: Faculty Publications

2011

Fusarilllll head blight

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Co-Culture Of Yeast Antagonists Of Fusarium Head Blight And Their Effect On Disease Development In Wheat, D. A. Schisler, P. J. Slininger, Michael J. Boehm, P. A. Paul Jan 2011

Co-Culture Of Yeast Antagonists Of Fusarium Head Blight And Their Effect On Disease Development In Wheat, D. A. Schisler, P. J. Slininger, Michael J. Boehm, P. A. Paul

Department of Plant Pathology: Faculty Publications

Multistrain mixtures of biocontrol agents which can reduce plant disease to a greater extent than the individual strains of the mixture, commonly, are prepared by blending separately produced fermentation products. Co-cultivation of strains to equivalent biomass yields would provide mixture advantages without incurring the cost disadvantages of multiple fermentation and processing protocols. Fusariwn Head Blight (FHB) antagonists Cryptococcus flavescens OR 182.9 (NRRL Y-302l6), C. aureus OH 181.1 (NRRL Y-302l5) and C. aureus OR 181.1 (NRRL Y -30215), were grown in two- and three-strain co-cultures to assess the quality and efficacy of the fermentation end products produced. Final cell counts of …