Bactérias de solos supressivos com atividade antimicrobiana sobre Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris

Abstract

Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris is a phytopathogenic bacterium, the causative agent of black rot in crucifers. For the control of plant pathogens diseases, there is the use of bacteria with activity antagonistic to the pathogen. Recent studies show that Bacillus species have on X. campestris a strong biological control. One of the mechanisms of this control is the production of secondary metabolites by these species. The objective of this work was to select bacteria X. campestris and antagonists to evaluate the antimicrobial activity of extracellular filtered bacteria (FEB) antagonist activity. To this, 257 bacteria isolated from a suppressive soil. They were evaluated in vitro antagonist activity by the technique of double layer. Ninety-two isolates (44.6%) were able to inhibit growth of the target pathogen (X.campestris). Of the 92 isolates selected on double layer of the test, 51 (55.43%) showed inhibition of growth of X. campestris on the inhibition assays with FEB in liquid medium. Thirteen of 50% or more inhibited the growth of the target pathogen, and the FEB-8, FEB-31-FEB 68, FEB 74-FEB-87 and were able to inhibit 100% growth of X. campestris. The FEB isolated TC-DT08, belonging to the genus Paenibacillus, it was used for in vivo tests in plant farming kale. The artificial inoculation kale with X. campestris pretreated with FEB-08 showed that the bacterium loses the ability to colonize and cause the cabbage black rot, indicating the potential use of this isolate to protect kale butter infection by X. campestris.