Márcia Maria Rosa Magri

• International Union of Microbiological Societies Congresses, AR.EXT

• Abstract

  Soil is an extremely complex ecosystem, with high microbial biodiversity, but largely unknown. Studies on the role of soil microorganisms indicate the presence of beneficial species for crop development, a group known as "plant growth promoters". Among these we can highlight the rhizobacteria and mycorrhizal fungi. Yeasts also inhabit the soil, but in a smaller number compared to bacteria…

  Characterization of yeasts isolated from agricultural areas as plant growth promoters and their interaction with mycorrhizal fungi and rhizobacteria, AP.R

• Abstract

  In the current perspective of the need for agricultural production for human and animal feed, we embrace practices that affect the conservation of Brazil's rich biodiversity. In maize, one of the most consumed vegetables in the world, numerous applications of agrochemicals that cause damage to man and the environment are used to control a wide spectrum of phytopathogens. Among the main di…

  Evaluation of the action of rhizospheric yeast Torulaspora globosa as an inducer of systemic resistance in maize, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Post-harvest rot has been responsible for losses by producers, which has limited the marketing of in natura agricultural products such as fruits and vegetables. The fungus Alternaria alternata is the cause of the black rot in tomato in postharvest; its control is carried out with fungicides, which contributes to the need of alternatives that present a lower risk to human health. Yeasts ar…

  Evaluation of formulations in the efficiency of yeast INOCULUS Torulaspora globosa and Trichosporon asahii in the control of black rot in tomato fruit, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Evaluation of the production capacity of indolactic acid and solubilization of phosphates by yeast Torulaspora globosa immobilized in polyurethane foam (AU)

  Evaluation of the production capacity of indolactic acid and solubilization of phosphates by yeast Torulaspora globosa immobilized in polyurethane foam, BP.IC

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