In order to study the inhibition mechanism of antifungal monomers DZP8 produced by streptomyces 702 strain against Rhizoctonia solani, the effects of DZP8 on mycelial morphology were investigated under light microscop...In order to study the inhibition mechanism of antifungal monomers DZP8 produced by streptomyces 702 strain against Rhizoctonia solani, the effects of DZP8 on mycelial morphology were investigated under light microscope, and the effects of DZP8 on mycelial inclusion leakage and cell membrane damage of myceli-um were determined. The results showed that DZP8 caused a series of changes in mycelial morphology of R. solani in liquid culture condition. DZP8 treatments with concentrations of 1.81 and 3.35 μg/mL for 24 h caused big vacuole, rough surface and more inclusions of mycelium. With the treatment time prolonging, the mycelium distorted and appeared irregular constriction. DZP8 treatment with concentration of 20.10 μg/mL led to the increase of conductivity of mycelium culture liquid, leakage of soluble sugar and protein, and the lipid peroxidation of mycelium membrane. It was found that DZP8 at a very low concentration could cause changes of mycelial morphology of R. solani, while only a certain concentration could cause significant damage to cell membrane. This indicated that cell membrane might be one of the action sites of DZP8, and it might have other action sites or mechanism.展开更多
基金Supported by General Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China(31071724)Natural Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province(2010GZN0037)
文摘In order to study the inhibition mechanism of antifungal monomers DZP8 produced by streptomyces 702 strain against Rhizoctonia solani, the effects of DZP8 on mycelial morphology were investigated under light microscope, and the effects of DZP8 on mycelial inclusion leakage and cell membrane damage of myceli-um were determined. The results showed that DZP8 caused a series of changes in mycelial morphology of R. solani in liquid culture condition. DZP8 treatments with concentrations of 1.81 and 3.35 μg/mL for 24 h caused big vacuole, rough surface and more inclusions of mycelium. With the treatment time prolonging, the mycelium distorted and appeared irregular constriction. DZP8 treatment with concentration of 20.10 μg/mL led to the increase of conductivity of mycelium culture liquid, leakage of soluble sugar and protein, and the lipid peroxidation of mycelium membrane. It was found that DZP8 at a very low concentration could cause changes of mycelial morphology of R. solani, while only a certain concentration could cause significant damage to cell membrane. This indicated that cell membrane might be one of the action sites of DZP8, and it might have other action sites or mechanism.
