Biomass and propolis 12C
Posted: 06 Nov 2014, 22:54
BIOMASS PRODUCTION OF ISOLATED Trichoderma spp. IN MEDIUM SUPPLEMENTED WITH HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
VF Vaz; ODF Dildey; NP Henkemeier; EG Dal'Maso; CC Meinerz; EJCU Laureth; S Coltro-Roncato; MV Toledo; L Stefanello; OJ Kuhn; JR Stangarlin.
ABSTRACT: Homeopathy is a science with great potential to attend the demands of
sustainable agriculture, It motivates mainly attractive to rise to improved quality of life.
The Trichoderma spp. is currently known as biological control agent for pathogens,
acting as an antagonist. Through the these considerations the aim was to stimulate
mycelial growth of three isolates of Trichoderma spp. by homeopathic drug Propolis
dynamization at 12CH. The statistical design was completely randomized with four
replications in a factorial design (3x3), three isolates of Trichoderma spp. (TLB2, TI2
and TI4) and three treatment Propolis (12CH), distilled water and hydroalcoholic
solution 30% as a negative control. The results were compared by Tukey test (p <0,05).
In the evaluation of fresh weight, it was observed that the isolated TI2 showed no
significant mycelial growth. On the other hand the isolates TLB2 and TI4 showed
change in the growth. Thus, we concluded the 30% alcohol is decisive in changing the
growth, and Propolis should be studied in different dynamization for more accurate
conclusions.
Keywords: Propolis, environmental impacts, biocontrol.
VF Vaz; ODF Dildey; NP Henkemeier; EG Dal'Maso; CC Meinerz; EJCU Laureth; S Coltro-Roncato; MV Toledo; L Stefanello; OJ Kuhn; JR Stangarlin.
ABSTRACT: Homeopathy is a science with great potential to attend the demands of
sustainable agriculture, It motivates mainly attractive to rise to improved quality of life.
The Trichoderma spp. is currently known as biological control agent for pathogens,
acting as an antagonist. Through the these considerations the aim was to stimulate
mycelial growth of three isolates of Trichoderma spp. by homeopathic drug Propolis
dynamization at 12CH. The statistical design was completely randomized with four
replications in a factorial design (3x3), three isolates of Trichoderma spp. (TLB2, TI2
and TI4) and three treatment Propolis (12CH), distilled water and hydroalcoholic
solution 30% as a negative control. The results were compared by Tukey test (p <0,05).
In the evaluation of fresh weight, it was observed that the isolated TI2 showed no
significant mycelial growth. On the other hand the isolates TLB2 and TI4 showed
change in the growth. Thus, we concluded the 30% alcohol is decisive in changing the
growth, and Propolis should be studied in different dynamization for more accurate
conclusions.
Keywords: Propolis, environmental impacts, biocontrol.