有益真菌微生物是饲用作物的新型生态可持续工具

Q3 Engineering Acta IMEKO Pub Date : 2024-03-28 DOI:10.21014/actaimeko.v13i1.1670
Daria Lotito, Gabriella Orazzo, Roberta Matera, Nadia Musco, A. Staropoli, Francesco Vinale
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保护农作物的传统方法是使用化学杀虫剂。然而,这些产品成本高昂,污染环境,对动物和人类有害。减少或消除农业中的化学应用是非常必要的,而应用生物刺激剂和生物防治剂是生态可持续农业的有效替代品。本研究表明,基于毛霉属真菌的制剂对饲料作物有益,并对植物代谢组有显著影响。
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Beneficial fungal microbes as novel ecosustainable tools for forage crops
Traditional approaches to protect agricultural crops are based on the use of chemical pesticides. Nevertheless, these products are costly, contaminate the environment and are harmful to animals and humans. Reduction or elimination of chemical applications in agriculture is extremely needed, and the application of biostimulants and biological control agents is an efficient alternative for an eco-sustainable agriculture. This study demonstrated that formulations based on fungi belonging to Trichoderma genus had beneficial effects on forage crops and significantly affected plant metabolome.  
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Acta IMEKO
Acta IMEKO Engineering-Mechanical Engineering
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期刊介绍: The main goal of this journal is the enhancement of academic activities of IMEKO and a wider dissemination of scientific output from IMEKO TC events. High-quality papers presented at IMEKO conferences, workshops or congresses are seleted by the event organizers and the authors are invited to publish an enhanced version of their paper in this journal. The journal also publishes scientific articles on measurement and instrumentation not related to an IMEKO event.
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