Trichoderma

By: Claire Sallenave-Namont and Idit Kosti and Richard J Weld and Fabian Glaser and Yves Francois Pouchus and Walter M Jaklitsch and Csaba Vagvolgyi and Charles M Kenerley and Astrid R Mach-Aigner and Lea Atanasova and David Laughlin and Hexon Angel Contreras-Cornejo and Yariv Brotman and Nicolas Ruiz and Rainer Schuhmacher and Laszlo Manczinger and Catherine Roullier and B A Horwitz and Susanne Zeilinger and Rita Gorsche and Karina Petit and R L Melnick and Johanna M Steyaert and Sue Karagiosis and Artemio Mendoza-Mendoza and Mala Mukherjee and Sergio Casas-Flores and Bryan A Bailey and U S Singh and Najam S Zaidi and Ludovit Varecka and Walter A Vargas and Matthias G Steiger and Robert L Mach and Jose Lopez-Bucio and Randy Ortiz-Castro and Oliver Grovel and Monika Schmoll and Laszlo Kredics and Prasun K Mukherjee and Svetlana Kryštofová and Martin Simkovic and Lorant Hatvani and Alison Stewart and Irina S Druzhinina and Scott E Baker and Alfredo Herrera-Estrella

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Synopsis: Trichoderma spp. are biotechnologically significant fungi, being widely used both in agriculture and industry. These microbes are also a potential drug source of clinical importance. In recent years, driven by advances in genetics and genomics, research on these fungi have opened new avenues for its varied applications. Divided into three sections, covering taxonomy and physiology, interactions with plants and applications and significance, this book also discusses topics that have seen rapid developments in the recent years. Various aspects of Trichoderma like molecular taxonomy, sexual and asexual developments, secondary metabolism, beneficial interactions with plants, applications as cell factories and harmful interactions with humans are discussed. This book, thus, hopes to be an essential ready reference for researchers, students and people form industry as well.