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August 25, 2025Revista CERESOpen Access

Resistance of phylloplane-inhabiting yeast to fungicides

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TKTaís Regina KohlerOKOdair José KuhnJSJosé Renato Stangarlin

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Overview

In vitro analysis shows yeast from phylloplane demonstrates resistance to multiple fungicides, indicating potential for biological control.

Key Points

  • The yeast strains demonstrated significant resistance to most fungicides tested, particularly products with triazole components.
  • Zygoascus hellenicus and Rhodotorula aurantiaca were notably insensitive to a range of fungicidal products used in agriculture.
  • Assessment involved measuring the inhibition zone radius of various yeast strains exposed to different fungicides to evaluate sensitivity.
  • Results suggest that while some yeasts are resistant, others are sensitive, indicating a need for careful fungicide selection to protect these beneficial organisms.

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Kohler et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af7dec7567bf4f94ff4983https://doi.org/10.71252/2177-34912025720025
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