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Pseudomonas fulva HARBPS9.1: candidate anti-Fusarium agent in South Africa

2020-08-01

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Phytopathogens causing mycotoxicoses in maize are a potential threat to grain quality and availability in many maize producing countries including South Africa. The use of natural biological agents for controlling maize fusariosis and many other such plant diseases, as opposed to the more traditional use of chemicals, is growing in popularity globally, as a greater emphasis gets placed on public health. In this st...

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10.1007/s10658-020-02035-4
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