GOTTLIEB, D., R. J. KNAUS, and S. G. WOOD. 1978. Differences in the Sterol synthesizing pathways of sterol-producing and non-sterol-producing fungi. Phytopathology 68: I 168-1169. The mycelia of several sterol-producing and non-sterolsqualene was detected in the non-sterol-producing fungi. The producing fungi were analyzed for the presence of squalene, block in the synthesis of ergosterol by th...

Plants are in intimate association with a great diversity of pathogenic and mutualistic microbes that use host plants for proliferation. Plants, turn, have evolved mechanisms contingent upon their innate immune system to resist perceived biotic stresses. The objective this work is determine the antimicrobial properties an allium-based formulation named CUSTOS on growth plant microorganisms such...

Abstract Phytophthora is a genus of plant pathogens that infects vegetables, crops, ornamentals, and trees. diseases in soil are facilitated by the rapid dispersal zoospores, which come two different forms, is, motile biflagellate zoospores nonmotile encysted zoospores. However, little known about mechanisms controlling zoospore dispersal, especially under unsaturated flow natural soil. Hence, ...