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Isolation and characterization of antagonistic bacteria with the potential for biocontrol of soil-borne wheat diseases

4 Sept 2018

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AIM: The aim of this study was to identify efficient plant-beneficial rhizobacterium that has the potential to be developed as biocontrol agent for the control of wheat soil-borne diseases. METHODS AND RESULTS: Rhizosphere soil samples were collected from a wheat field located in Taian City. Numerous bacteria were isolated and screened for antagonistic activity against soil-borne plant pathogenic fungi by...

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PMID: 30179289
DOI: 10.1111/jam.14099

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