【Objective】 This research aimed to investigate the inhibitory effect and characteristics of three strainsof Bacillus LSH11,R1,TZF ‐1 and one strain of Bacillus cereus CCM on the root rot pathogen of oats.【Method】The oat root rot pathogens (Bipolaris sorokiniana and Gibberella moniliformis) were selected as target bacteria todetermine the bacterial inhibitory capacity of four strains of biocontrol bacteria using the crossover method. The abilityof the strains to produce protease,cellulase and its amylase was assessed using the clear circle method. The abilityof the strains to form biofilm was detected using crystalline violet staining,and molecular biological methods were em ‐ployed to ascertain whether the strains possessed genes for the synthesis of related lipopeptide substances.【Result】The results showed that allfour strains of biocontrol bacteria exhibited a significant inhibitory effect on both pathogens,with an inhibition rate of 53%. This inhibition led to abnormal fracture of fungal mycelium,manifested asbranching,deformation,and leakage of inner material. All four strains demonstrated the ability to produce protease,amylase and cellulase,and they all exhibited biofilm ‐forming capabilities. Amplification of lipopeptide ‐related genes(ituA,ituB,ituC,ituD,fenA,fenD,srfAA) revealed that all three Bacillus strains possessed genes related to the synthesisof lipopeptides.【Conclusion】 The four strains of antibacterial bacteria demonstrated the secretion of antibacterialsubstances such as hydrolytic enzymes,which have great potential for application. Notably,strains R1 and TZF‐1exhibited superior integrated biocontrol characteristics,making them suitable for the production of late stage biocontrolfertilizer and biological control of oat root rot.