Trichoderma Viride Fertilizer

Trichoderma Viride Fertilizer About

• The active components of biopesticides made on the base of this fungus-antagonist are their spores, mycelium and products of metabolism
• The fungus secrets cellulase and chitinase enzymes which react with cell wall of the disease causative pathogenic fungi or bacteria and dissolve the same
• Trichoderma utilize the protoplasm as a source of food and multiply its spores. By this method the spores of the pathogenic fungi are destroyed
• In the process of development Trichoderma synthesizes a variety of antibiotics (gliotoxin, viridine, trichodermin and others). They destroy the cell walls of phytopathogenic fungi and produce biologically active substances, which stimulate plant growth and development

• These strains induce plants to "turn on" their native defense mechanisms offers the likelihood that these strains also will control pathogens other than fungi
• Trichoderma possess innate resistance to most agricultural chemicals, including fungicides, although individual strains differ in their resistance