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Endophytic Beauveria bassiana in maize: influence of genotype, fungal source, inoculation methods, and time on colonization and fitness of Fall armyworm.

Scientific reports - 24 Mar 2026

Tossou Tamegnon Hospice, Dannon Elie Ayitondji, Schleker A Sylvia S, Agboton Cyriaque, Douro-Kpindou Ouorou Kobi, Grundler Florian M W, Borgemeister Christian, Tamò Manuele

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We investigated how Beauveria bassiana isolate origin and maize genotype affect endophytic colonization and suppression of the Fall armyworm (FAW). The objectives were to determine whether isolate origin (insect or soil-derived) influences colonization across maize tissues, assess the role of four genotypes (two landraces and two improved lines), and evaluate FAW fitness on colonized plants. Three indigenous...

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PMID: 41876596
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-026-44290-1
PMCID: PMC13018309

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