Imagine adding fungi to your soybean seed treatment. As the soybean seed germinates and elongates, fungi enter the living plant and multiply. The soybean hypocotyl pushes through the soil, the cotyledon emerges and the leaves begin to develop. The fungi grow throughout the plant.
Good fungi could grow with soybean plant to control ailments
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Young soybeans in Renville County, MN.
Christine Salomon, Ph.D. University of Minnesota associate professor, natural products chemist, Center for Drug Design
Kathryn Bushley, Ph.D., University of Minnesota assistant professor, fungal biologist, Plant and Microbial Biology.
Senyu Chen, Ph.D., University of Minnesota professor, nematologist, Southern Outreach and Education Center, Waseca, Minn.
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