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The study aims to assess the antagonistic effects of Fluorescent Pseudomonas spp against the fungal pathogen B. cinerea.

March 31, 2026PRSMOpen Access

In vitro antifungal activity of rhizobacteria against Botrytis cinerea

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Evaluates the antifungal effects of rhizobacteria on B. cinerea in tomato production, indicating an eco-friendly management strategy.

The study aims to assess the antagonistic effects of Fluorescent Pseudomonas spp against the fungal pathogen B. cinerea.
Conducted in vitro assays to test bacterial isolates against B. cinerea
Evaluated isolates PF26, PF27, and PF2 for antifungal activity
Analyzed enzyme production, specifically lipase, in select isolates
Isolates PF26 and PF27 showed up to 61.59% inhibition of fungal growth
PF2 and PF27 exhibited significant lipase activity
Findings support the use of Pseudomonas spp as biocontrol agents against gray mold

HAJI et al. (2025) studied this question.

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