Hypocreales (antagonists)
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Hypocreales (antagonists)
This is a large and important group of fungi, defined mainly by their DNA structure. It contains also important antagonistic species which are used for the biological control of plant pathogenic fungi. These include for example mycoparasitic species like Clonostachys rosea, endophytes like Epichloë festucae, non-pathogenic strains of plant pathogens which induce resistance in the host plants, or commercial biocontrol agents like Trichoderma species which might combine some of the above modes of action.
This page deals only with species which are antagonistic to plant diseases, for other groups see:
- Hypocreales (plant pathogens)
- Hypocreales (beneficial entomopathogens)
- Hypocreales (beneficial pathogens of weeds)
The following genera and individual species of antagonists are currently entered under the order Hypocreales:
- Akanthomyces (genus - antagonists)
- Albifimbria verrucaria (antagonist)
- Clonostachys (anamorphic genus - antagonists)
- Epichloë (genus - antagonists)
- Fusarium (anamorphic genus - antagonists)
- Hirsutella (anamorphic genus - antagonists)
- Hypomyces (genus - antagonists)
- Lecanicillium psalliotae (antagonist-entomopathogen)
- Neocosmospora solani (antagonist)
- Pochonia (genus - antagonists)
- Purpureocillium lilacinum (antagonist)
- Purpureocillium lilacinum (pathogen of nematodes)
- Sarocladium strictum (antagonist)
- Sphaerodes (genus - antagonists)
- Stachybotrys (anamorphic genus - antagonists)
- Trichoderma (anamorphic genus - antagonists)
- Trichothecium roseum (anamorphic antagonist)
