(2005). The Role of Chitinase and Cellulase Enzymes on Antagonism Process between some of Biocontrol Fungi and Isolated Pathogenic Fungifrom Rice Soil in AL-Najaf governorate. , 1(0), 33-42.
. "The Role of Chitinase and Cellulase Enzymes on Antagonism Process between some of Biocontrol Fungi and Isolated Pathogenic Fungifrom Rice Soil in AL-Najaf governorate". , 1, 0, 2005, 33-42.
(2005). 'The Role of Chitinase and Cellulase Enzymes on Antagonism Process between some of Biocontrol Fungi and Isolated Pathogenic Fungifrom Rice Soil in AL-Najaf governorate', , 1(0), pp. 33-42.
The Role of Chitinase and Cellulase Enzymes on Antagonism Process between some of Biocontrol Fungi and Isolated Pathogenic Fungifrom Rice Soil in AL-Najaf governorate. , 2005; 1(0): 33-42.

The Role of Chitinase and Cellulase Enzymes on Antagonism Process between some of Biocontrol Fungi and Isolated Pathogenic Fungifrom Rice Soil in AL-Najaf governorate

journal of kerbala university
Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 0, 2005, Pages 33-42    PDF (0 K)
Abstract
Laboratory experiment were achieved on antagonism process between some of Biocontrol Fungi Trichodermaharzianum(Rifai and Australian Isolates) and Chaetomiumelatumand Pathogenic Fungi (Fusarium.oxysporumRhizoctonia.solan,Fusarium.pseudo.grameniarum that Isolated from Rice Soils in AL-Najaf governorate
The mechanism of antagonism involve the secretion cell wall degradation enzymes. Preliminary experiments revealed that this fungus has the ability to produce cellulase and chitinase which could play an important role in the inhibition of these funji.
In order to gain a better understanding of chitinase enzyme produced by Biocontrol Fungi during antagonism on a some of pathogenic fungi that contained chitin and cellulose in their cell walls, the laboratory experiment was achieved to determine the appropriate condition for production of enzyme using liquid medium (MSM, Carboxylmethylecellulose CMC).
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