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Fungistasis and general soil biostasis â A new synthesis

2011-03-01

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In most soils, fungal propagules are restricted to a certain extent in their ability to grow or germinate. This phenomenon, known as soil fungistasis, has received considerable attention for more than five decades, mostly due to its association with the general suppression of soil-borne fungal diseases. Here, we review major breakthroughs in understanding the mechanisms of fungistasis. Integration of older fungist...

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Literature Corpus work: 156d911b-91ea-5f11-9fd3-8e5af1de6e1f
DOI: 10.1016/j.soilbio.2010.11.020

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