Abstract:To clarify the effects of Gongzhulingmycin on promoting Panax ginseng growth, regulating enzymatic activity, and preventing rust rot, this study evaluated the technical efficacy of different concentrations of the agent applied through three methods: root irrigation, seed soaking, and foliar spraying. The results showed that seed soaking with Gongzhulingmycin at 50× increased the emergence rate to 86.11% and the seedling survival rate to 87.74%, representing improvements of 5.43% and 55.40%, respectively, compared to the water control. In twoyear-old ginseng plants treated via root irrigation, both 50× and 100× concentrations had no significant effect on plant height. Regarding root growth, the 100× treatment significantly promoted root length and root thickness,with root length increasing by over 100% at 9 and 15 days after treatment. The promoting effect on root thickness persisted until day 9 with the 100× treatment, whereas the effect of the 50× treatment weakened in the later stage.Additionally, both concentrations significantly increased leaf and root weight, with the 100× treatment showing a more sustained promoting effect on root weight, achieving increases of 67.88% to 138.89% across four observation time points. The 100× treatment also provided 79.70% control efficacy against ginseng rust rot, with a disease incidence of only 9.20%, representing a 5.03-fold improvement over the control,UR soil enzyme activity was 2.10 times higher than that in the control group. In three-year-old ginseng plants, foliar spraying with Gongzhulingmycin at 50× resulted in a 1.6-fold higher SOD activity in the leaves one day after treatment compared to the control. In summary, Gongzhulingmycin, applied through various methods such as seed soaking, root irrigation,and foliar spraying, effectively enhances ginseng emergence and seedling survival rates, promotes root growth and biomass accumulation, improves leaf and soil enzyme activities, and demonstrates significant control efficacy against rust rot. It is an efficient biological agent with the potential to both promote growth and prevent disease.