Lessons from the field: Trichoderma in agriculture and human health

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The use of Trichoderma in agriculture as both a biocontrol agent and biofertilizer hinges on its ability to colonize the rhizosphere, promote plant growth, endure adverse environments, compete for space and nutrients, and produce enzymes and secondary metabolites to mycoparasitize and infect other fungus. In humans, Trichoderma exhibits the capacity to infect various bodily tissues, leading to Trichodermosis....

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