We described the effects of antimicrobial activity on a produced material by the co-culture of elicitor inducing black rot's disease and callus of Capsicum annuum that callus was induced in MS medium containing IAA 0.5 mg/ml and kinetin 2.0 mg/ml. the...
We described the effects of antimicrobial activity on a produced material by the co-culture of elicitor inducing black rot's disease and callus of Capsicum annuum that callus was induced in MS medium containing IAA 0.5 mg/ml and kinetin 2.0 mg/ml. the bacterial elicitor used 0.5% Yeast extract and the fungal elicitor made by Alternaria alternata KACC 40019 with PDB medium. In order to produce antimicrobial agent protective balck rot's disease, we co-cultured the fungal elicitor or bacterial elicitor with the red pepper callus tissue for 7days repectively. The result, an antifungal agent was produced extracellular materials into medium during co-culture red pepper callus with the fungal elicitor. The antifungal activity of the extracellular material was showed 23% inhibition rate on Alternaria alternata KACC 40019 on the other hand the intracellular material was showed 2% inhibition rate. A chitinase activity of extracellular material was also showed higher value than a chitinase of the intracellular material. The extracellular material produced by elicitor was had more 15% of andtibacterial activity than the intracellular material. As a result, a biotic stress as a fungal elicitor and a bacterial elicitor brings a defence system in the red pepper callus and induce to synthesis in extracellular material an antimicrobial agent as a chitinase and phytoalexin.