Abstract
Currently, numerous researchers have focused their attention on the use of natural products
from plants and microorganisms, or compounds derived from these organisms to protect crops
from various diseases, thus reducing the negative effects on human health and environmental safety.
Fungal diseases cause a considerable loss of crop yields in agricultural industries worldwide.
Fusarium oxysporum comprises a multitude of formae speciales that cause vascular wilt diseases
of economically important crops. This review presents an overview of researches realized on natural
products tested against Fusarium oxysporum formae speciales phytopathogens for the period
(2017-2020). This review aimed to collect major research works of the antifungal compounds
against these fungi and updates information on their developments and approaches that have been
rapidly taking place in recent years so that further novel researches can be envisaged. This review
discussed these studies by analyzing different sources for antifusariosis treatment, evaluation of
testing methods, and information on their advantages and limitations and determined those with real
efficacy. Despite the important number of natural products with remarkable in vitro efficiency,
the limiting point is their in vivo application for soil microorganisms (in this case: Fusarium oxysporum).
Therefore, more advanced researches are needed to solve this problem.
Keywords:
Antifungal activity, Fusarium oxysporum), natural products, bioactive compounds, antifungal techniques, plant disease, crops.
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