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Exploring the reservoir of potential fungal plant pathogens in agricultural soil

2017-12-01

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Soil-borne pathogens cause great crop losses in agriculture. Because of their resilience in the soil, these pathogens persist in a population reservoir, causing future outbreaks of crop diseases. Management focus is usually on the most common pathogens occurring, but it is likely that a mixed population of pathogens together affect crops. Next generation sequencing of DNA from environmental samples can provide inf...

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Literature Corpus work: 13aee076-8a4e-519b-b5df-c81e496872ef
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsoil.2017.09.032

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