This invention discloses a method for controlling
root rot of
Panax notoginseng based on a fungal synthetic microbial
community and its application, belonging to the field of
plant disease biological control technology. The method involves screening six fungal strains from the
rhizosphere soil of healthy
Panax notoginseng plants that have survived for three years in continuously cropped fields. These strains exhibit highly efficient antagonistic activity (inhibition rate ≥70%) against three pathogens of the
genus *
Fusarium*. A synthetic microbial
community containing *
Trichoderma atroviride*, *
Trichoderma hamatum*, *
Trichoderma petersenii*, *Trichoderma neokoningii*, *Trichoderma virilente*, and *
Phanerochaete concrescens* was constructed at a
viable count ratio of 1:350:590:14:30:755, and prepared to a
spore concentration of 10... 8 -10 9 Capsules containing 10⁸ CFU / g are used. Before planting, apply the
fertilizer to the bottom of the planting hole. After emergence, apply the
fertilizer using a
fertilizer applicator within a 5cm
radius around the roots, 20-30g per
plant (based on 10⁸ CFU / g). Apply once a month from 4-6 months after emergence, for three consecutive applications. During the application period, maintain soil
moisture at 60%-70% and a temperature of 13-20℃. This method can reduce the incidence of
root rot in
Panax notoginseng to below 10.60%, while increasing yield per
plant by 6% and increasing total
saponin content by ≥20%, combining prevention,
growth promotion, and
environmental safety.