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Y. Dutbayev

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Open access Sep 2026

Field evaluation of microbial antagonists for control of root rot and improvement of spring wheat productivity in Kazakhstan

Abstract This field study evaluated the effects of microbial seed treatments on field emergence, plant growth, yield components, and root rot development in spring wheat under the agro-climatic conditions of southeastern Kazakhstan. Two spring wheat cultivars, Diva and E-1, were used to assess microbial performance acr...

N. Kuldybayev, Y. Dutbayev, A. Sadanov et al. · 0 citations
Open access Feb 2026

Promising Biocontrol Agents Against the Main Pathogens of Apple Fruit Rot

Screening of potential antagonist microorganisms from microbial populations isolated from the surface of apple fruits revealed that only 1 isolate of the bacterial flora had inhibitory activity against the pathogen M. fructigena, and the following microorganisms with maximum antagonistic activity are promising biocontr...

E. Ismailova, N. Kuldybayev, G. Baimakhanova et al. · 0 citations
Open access Feb 2026

Biocontrol of Winter Wheat Root Rot by Rhizosphere Microorganisms in Kazakhstan

The obtained results confirm the potential of using local antagonist strains, especially T. asperellum, B. mojavensis, and a consortium of bacteria, Bacillus and Lysinibacillus (Mix bac) strains, for the development of environmentally safe biopreparations against root rot of winter wheat in the Almaty region of Kazakhs...

N. Kuldybayev, A. Sadanov, A. Qairatova et al. · 0 citations
Open access 2026

Biological control of wheat root rot using rhizosphere isolates of Bacillus sp. and Trichoderma harzianum

Findings highlight the potential of indigenous rhizosphere microorganisms as biological control agents for the management of wheat root rot pathogens and identify the Bacillus strain showing the strongest growth-promoting effect.

N. Kuldybayev, A. Sadanov, G. Baimakhanova et al. · 0 citations

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