Mohamed Hamed Mohamed Ismaiel, A. M. El-Zanaty, Kh. S. Mohamed
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Abstract
: Many Trichoderma aggregate species are of economic interest because of their ability to produce hydrolytic enzymes. In this study , twenty isolates of Trichoderma were obtained from lignocellulosic agriculture wastes-rich soil collected from different Egyptian locations (Sadat, Tala, Abo Hamad, Belbeis, Zagazig, Mansoura, Belqas, Kafer-Elshikh, Bella, Tanta, Borg El Arab, Banha, Kafr Shoker, Qalyoub, Shebien Elqanater, Damanhur, Abu al-Matamir, Damietta, Kafr al-Battikh, and Kafr Saad). These isolates were first identified morphologically based on conidiophore branching type and conidium morphology. Seven isolates were found to belong to Trichoderma Viride : TM4, TM5, TM9, TM13, TM16, TM29, and TM42; four isolates classified as Trichoderma Koningii : TM6, TM8, TM18 and, TM19 and nine isolates were identified as Trichoderma Harizianum : TM23, TM30, TM31, TM33, TM35, TM36, TM41, TM44, and TM45. Molecular