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Microbial inoculation elicited changes in phyllosphere microbial communities and host immunity suppress Magnaporthe oryzae in a susceptible rice cultivar

2021-04-01

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The hemibiotrophic fungal pathogen Magnaporthe oryzae causes serious crop losses in rice. As phyllospheric microbes share a common habitat with this foliar pathogen, they can be deployed as the change-agents for engineering desired phyllospheric microbial communities to inhibit the disease progression. Comparative evaluation of a set of native microbes, when applied as foliar spray or soil drench was undertaken, s...

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335f82b8-8d81-57dd-ac5a-9078012d2a79
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10.1016/j.pmpp.2021.101625
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