Antifungal activity of bio-active cell-free metabolites and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) synthesised by endophytic fungal isolates of Garden Nasturtium
Abstract:The increasing resistance of fungal pathogens against available antifungal agents is a serious threat to mankind. The most suitable solutions can only be found from untapped novel natural sources and endophytic metabolites are emerging as one of the dominant contributors in this field. In the present study, Ethyl acetate (EA) extract of cell-free metabolites and volatile metabolites of endophytic fungi Colletotrichum aenigma TML3 and Curvularia lunata TML9, isolated from leaves of Tropaeolum majus, exhibited b… Show more
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