Silver Nanoparticles that Synthesis by Using Trichoderma Orientlae and Evalute Antifungal Activity

Silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) have been studied as antifungal materials. AgNPs was dependent on several materials for synthesis such as; physical, chemical, and biological ways.Biological way was very important and most eco-friendly approach. In current study, we use Trichoderma orientale that gives good diversity and dimensions. The synthesized AgNPs are confirmed by various techniques such as; UV.VIS spectrum, FTIR analysis, and identified the antifungal activity.The peak absorbance of AgNPs for this species used in this study was 500nm. In addition, FTIR analysis was showed the presence of proteins which may responsible for the efficient reduction of nanoparticles. Also, the antifungal activity for T.orientale was identified by using several concentrations such as; 25,50,100, and 150mg/ml, the results obtained from this study revealed that the nanoparticles that responsible for silver synthesis show a significant tolerance to the antifungal activities when isolated by the concentration method. It was observed that the maximum reduction of this fungi at 150 mg/ml of AgNPs.