ArticleCurrent microbiology2026
Optimization of Culture Media for Trichoderma Strains as a Sustainable Approach for Agriculture.
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Abstract
The intensive use of soil and the increased consumption of chemical fertilizers have risen over the years, causing soil degradation and impacting human health. The application of the fungus Trichoderma spp. has expanded exponentially and has been used to enhance soil fortification and detoxification of both soil and wastewater. Additionally, it has been applied in agricultural systems as a biocontrol agent against pathogens, to stimulate plant growth, and as a biological fertilizer to improve soil fertility. In this study, three Trichoderma strains (T. harzianum MMBF 58/09, T. asperellum URM 6997/160821, and T. harzianum IB 19/17) were cultivated using a culture medium designed through Plackett-Burman statistical design, followed by the characterization of the microorganisms to increase enzyme production, siderophore synthesis, and indole-3-acetic acid production. Significant enzymatic activity was observed, including chitinase (0.022 and 0.004 U·mL
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