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Fungal endophytes are fungi that lives within plant tissues without causing apparent disease. It is also suggested that\udthese fungi have ability to enhance plant growth and plant resistancy against pest and disease. This research is a\udpreliminary study about root fungal endophytes in dipterocarp since there are lack research concerning about this\udstudy focus. We examined root fungal endophyte isolated from seedling of Shorea leprosula and Shorea selanica\udtaken from Dramaga Experimental Forest, Bogor. Furthermore, we also tried to find out the fungal potential ability\udto solubilize phosphate and suppres fungal pathogen by in vitro assay. Surface sterilization method was used to\udisolated fungal endophytes from root tissues. Trichoderma spirale, Velsalceae sp., Melanconiela ellisii,\udChaetosphaeria callimorpha, and Trichoderma asperellum were isolated during this study. These fungi appear to\udhave specific association between fungal species and host plant, but no evidence of fungal order-level specificiation\udin S. leprosula and S. selanica. In vitro test also suggested that root fungal endophyte Trichoderma spirale and\udMelanconiella elisii have potential ability to solubilize inorganic phosphate. In addition, this result also present that\udroot fungal endophyte T. spirale and T. asperellum have the potential to inhibit pathogen fungi Fusarium sp

Phosphate Solubilizing and Antifungal Activity of Root Endophyte Isolated from Shorea leprosula Miq. And Shoreal selanica (DC) Blume.