Associação entre feijoeiro e isolados de Trichoderma sp. no desenvolvimento, produtividade e severidade de antracnose e crestamento bacteriano comum

Abstract

The bean crop presents great nutritional and economic importance for the Brazilian population, its cultivation occurs in all arable regions of the country with favorable climate condition to the development of culture as well as its main diseases, such as bacterial blight and anthracnose. The diseases management rely mainly on the use of chemical control, which presents high environmental damages. During the last few years alternatives such as the use of biological control and the induction of resistance have been developed. The use of Trichoderma sp. is one of the alternatives once it acts as antagonist and biotic inducer. This study aimed to inoculate different Trichoderma isolates, in seeds and evaluate the effects of Trichoderma-bean interaction on the field, and its effects on leaf area development, dry matter accumulation, productivity and disease severity. The experiments were conducted in different regions: at Marechal Candido Rondon - PR, clayey Oxisol Eutroferric, in a humid subtropical climate, using the treatments, Trichoderma virens (TI1), Trichoderma harzianum (TLB2, TLB12 end TI2), Trichoderma asperellum (TLB6), Trichoderma koningiopsis (TLB17), absolute control and fungicide (pyraclostrobin (75 gia ha-1) in season 2013/2014) fungicide (pyraclostrobin (6.5 gia ha-1) + metconazole (4 gia ha-1) in season 2014/2015) and the bean cultivar IAPAR 81. And at Marquinho-PR, whit soil Eutrophic Entisol in a Mesothermal humid Subtropical climate, with seeds treated with Trichoderma virens (TI1 & TLB15), Trichoderma harzianum (TLB2 , TLB12 & TI2), Trichoderma asperellum (TLB6), Trichoderma koningiopsis (TLB17), absolute control and fungicide pyraclostrobin (6.5 gia ha-1) + metconazole (4 gia ha-1), in the bean cultivars IAPAR Tuiuiú and IAPAR 81. The experimental design used was a design randomized block, and the results were submitted to variance analysis (ANOVA) and the results were submitted to Tukey test at (5%). Significant differences could not be observed for development of leaf area, dry matter and production parameters in inoculated bean crop with different isolates of Trichoderma sp.. The Trichoderma-bean interaction demonstrated promising in reduce the severity of bacterial blight, the anthracnose severity had significant reduction in common bean cultivar IAPAR Tuiuiú