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Biological Seed Treatments

2021-03-11

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Abstract Bacteria and fungi are both used in biological seed treatments. While all have potential uses, some organisms are more widely and successfully used than others. Shelf life is an important consideration. For this reason, organisms that lack cell walls are more difficult to use than ones with long-lasting spores. Bacillus and Trichoderma are both widely effective, have good shelf life, and are frequently us...

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4ad57858-d1a5-5d60-81d7-ea38601b9e90
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10.20944/preprints202103.0303.v1
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