In nature, all living organisms, including micromycetes, require the selection of an optimal nutrient medium and creation of favorable conditions for biochemical and physiological processes. We have conducted a number of studies to optimize the cultivation conditions of Trichoderma species, increase the variety of bioproducts produced, and enhance their economic efficiency. T. harzianum strain THNUU-1 (857) was grown on several media and we found that the Mandels medium was the most optimal. To reduce the cost, we used 2% cellulose substrates without the addition of peptone, urea, and sucrose. Additionally, we identified agro-industrial waste suitable for large-scale application.
| № | Muallifning F.I.Sh. | Lavozimi | Tashkilot nomi |
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| 1 | Jabborova D.P. | o'qituvchi | OʻzR FA Mikrobiologiya instituti |
| 2 | Sultanov N.N. | dotsent | Oʻzbekiston Milliy universiteti |
| 3 | Abdusamatov S.A. | o'qituvchi | OʻzR FA Genetika va oʻsimliklar eksperimental biologiyasi instituti |
| 4 | Davronov Q.D. | o'qituvchi | Oʻzbekiston Milliy universitet |
| № | Havola nomi |
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