Advances on Mechanism of Trichoderma-plant Interaction

doi:10.16409/j.cnki.2095-039x.2017.03.016

Abstract

Abstract: Trichoderma spp. are important and promising biocontrol fungi which have become the main agents for substitution and reduction of chemical pesticides. Trichoderma can control plant disease not only through fungi-pathogen interaction system but also through fungi-plant interaction system. Following further research on Trichoderma-plant interaction, significant advancement in this field has been achieved in recent years. Trichoderma-plant interaction includes perception and colonization, and induction a series of changes in plants by Trichoderma. For further understanding the mechanism of Trichoderma for promoting plant growth and controlling plant diseases, we focus on summarization about the colonization of Trichoderma in plants, physiological and biochemical changes in both Trichoderma and plants, and hormone signal transduction, which has great significance for the applications of Trichoderma.

Key words: Trichoderma, plants, interaction, biological control

CLC Number:

S476

XU Wen, HUANG Yuanyuan, HUANG Yali, JIA Zhenhua, SONG Shuishan. Advances on Mechanism of Trichoderma-plant Interaction[J]. journal1, 2017, 33(2/3): 408-414.

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