Ramlawi, 2021 - Google Patents
Characterization of bioactivity and antimicrobial metabolite production in bacteria antagonistic to plant and foodborne moldsRamlawi, 2021
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Biocontrol agents show promise in mitigating the drawbacks of synthetic chemicals. This study investigates potential biocontrol bacteria isolated from disease suppressive composts to reduce Fusarium dry rot on potato tubers, and to gain insight into the mode of action of …
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