Elements of the laboratory regulations for the production of microbiologics in a “wettable powder” preparative form based on antagonistic fungi of the genus Trichoderma during surface cultivation on liquid nutrient media

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There were developed the elements of the laboratory regimen for production of microbiopreparation in the form of ‘wettable powder' on surface cultivation on liquid nutrient mediums of perspective fungus strain-producer Т-2 Trichoderma sp. from a collection of the laboratory of biomethods. Period of 10 days was determined as optimal for surface cultivation on a liquid nutrient medium of Rudakova. Optimal ratio between volumes of culture and nutrient medium was 2.0%. Test samples of microbiopreparation in the form of ‘wettable powder' obtained on surface cultivation of the strain Т-2 Trichoderma sp. on a liquid nutrient medium formed a stable suspension in water and had an initial titer 109-10 CFU/g and a moisture content of 5.4-6.5 %. When storing a ‘wettable powder' microbiopreparation in packages with air access and in jars with a tightly closed lid, regardless of the method of biomass separation, under conditions of permanent low temperature (-18 °С), the titer have not decreased within twelve months. When storing under variable temperature (+24…+26 °С), after six months the titer of a test sample of a ‘wettable powder' microbiopreparation decreased by one order of magnitude both in a jar, and in a package and remained the same for twelve months (1.2 × 108 CFU). Under permanent high temperature (+30 °С) the titer decreased by four orders of magnitude to 105 CFU/g in twelve months. It is not reasonable to add antiaging agents to keep test samples of microbiopreparation in the form of ‘wettable powder' based on a fungus Т-2 Trichoderma sp. with insignificant decrease of the titer (from 109 to 108 CFU/g) during twelve months under variable temperature.

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Strain-producer, т-2 trichoderma sp, preparation form, surface cultivation, wettable powder, microbiopreparations

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/142214666

IDR: 142214666   |   DOI: 10.25230/2412-608X-2018-1-173-82-86

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