Exploration of Indigenous Actinomycetes as Biocontrol Agents of Purple Blotch Diseases at Onion
Y Yanti,
H Hamid,
Nurbailis
et al.
Abstract:Purple blotch disease caused by Alternaria porri is an essential disease in shallot plants. Actinomycetes microorganisms have potential as A. porri biological control agents because they produce bioactive compounds. The research aimed to select actinomycetes isolates that can suppress the growth of A. porri, stimulate growth, and increase the production of shallots. The study consisted of four stages: isolation, selection, characterization, and identification of potential actinomycetes isolates. The isolation … Show more
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