Exploiting Streptomyces in agro-ecosystems for biological control and plant growth promotion

Xiaojun Chen; Maria Bonaldi; Armin Erlacher; Andrea Kunova; Gabriele Berg; Christina Pizzatti; Marco Saracchi; Gabriele Berg; Paolo Cortesi

Exploiting Streptomyces in agro-ecosystems for biological control and plant growth promotion

Xiaojun Chen, Maria Bonaldi, Armin Erlacher, Andrea Kunova, Gabriele Berg, Christina Pizzatti, Marco Saracchi, Gabriele Berg, Paolo Cortesi

Institute of Environmental Biotechnology (6530)

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference paper › peer-review

Abstract

Yield losses caused by phytopathogens should be minimized to maintain the food quality and quantity for the demand of massively growing human population. At the same time, yield limitation due to soil fertility and nutrition deficiency add extra pressure to plant production. Thus, searching for sustainable solutions to suppress phytopathogens, as well as to increase the yield is gaining high interests in recent years. A diverse assemblage of plant associated microorganisms can contribute to crucial ecosystem services in agricultural landscapes, including plant growth promotion (PGP) and biological control.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Exploiting Streptomyces in agro-ecosystems for biological control and plant growth promotion
Publisher	Springer
Pages	102
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	Annual Conference 2016 of the Association for General and Applied Microbiology (VAAM) - FSU Jena, Abbe Campus, Jena, Germany Duration: 13 Mar 2016 → 16 Mar 2016

Conference

Conference	Annual Conference 2016 of the Association for General and Applied Microbiology (VAAM)
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Jena
Period	13/03/16 → 16/03/16

Cite this

Chen, X, Bonaldi, M, Erlacher, A, Kunova, A, Berg, G, Pizzatti, C, Saracchi, M, Berg, G & Cortesi, P 2016, Exploiting Streptomyces in agro-ecosystems for biological control and plant growth promotion. in Exploiting Streptomyces in agro-ecosystems for biological control and plant growth promotion. Springer, pp. 102, Annual Conference 2016 of the Association for General and Applied Microbiology (VAAM), Jena, Germany, 13/03/16.

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