BIOREM – A Biopreparation for Soil Remediation from Chlorinated Pesticide Contamination with Simultaneous Growth-Stimulating Action on Plants BIOREM is a biopreparation developed at the D.K. Zabolotny Institute of Microbiology and Virology, NAS of Ukraine, designed for the remediation (healing) of soils contaminated with chlorinated pesticides through their biological degradation, as well as for stimulating the […]

Determination of Phytopathogenic Load in Soils: Importance and Methods of Analysis Phytopathogenic load in soils is an important indicator for determining the health of the soil environment and assessing risks to agricultural crops. Phytopathogenic organisms, such as fungi, bacteria, viruses, and nematodes, can cause various plant diseases, leading to reduced yield and quality of produce.

Seed mycobiota is an important component of plant ecosystems, as it affects their health, development, and resistance to diseases. Analyzing seed mycobiota allows for the identification of fungal pathogens that may impact the yield and quality of agricultural crops. In Ukraine, research is actively conducted to determine the spectrum of fungi that inhabit the seeds

Soil Fungal Analysis: Abundance and Composition of Soil Mycobiota Soil fungus analysis is an important part of research aimed at assessing the condition of the soil environment, its fertility, and ecological health. The soil mycobiota consists of various microorganisms, among which fungi play a key role in nutrient cycling, biological decomposition of organic residues, and

Plant disease diagnosis is critically important for ensuring the health of crops and maximizing yields. Identifying plant damage caused by Fusarium fungi, particularly Fusarium solani, is highly significant for agronomists and farmers, as these fungi can cause serious diseases that reduce both yield and quality of crops. Damage to wheat, barley, maize, sunflower, and other