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Beneficial microorganisms (also known as biopesticides) are considered to be one of the most promising methods for more rational and safe crop management practices. We used  Bacillus  strains EU07, QST713 and FZB24, and investigated their inhibitory effect on  Fusarium . Bacterial cell cultures, cell-free supernatants and volatiles displayed varying degrees of suppressive effect. Proteomic analysis of secreted proteins from EU07 and FZB24 revealed the presence of lytic enzymes, cellulases, proteases, 1,4-β-glucanase and hydrolases, all of which contribute to degradation of the pathogen cell wall. Further proteomic investigations showed that proteins involved in metabolism, protein folding, protein degradation, translation, recognition and signal transduction cascade play an important role in the control of  Fusarium oxysporum . Our findings provide new knowledge on the mechanism of action of  Bacillus  species and insight into biocontrol mechanisms.

A Proteomic Approach Provides New Insights into the Control of Soil-Borne Plant Pathogens by Bacillus Species