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Polysaccharides PFP1-1 Activate Root ”Recruitment Signals”: Beneficial Bacteria-Mediated Rhizoctonia Resistance in Cotton

2025-12-19

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Cotton damping-off caused by Rhizoctonia solani is the main limiting factor in cotton production, and it is very important to develop effective biological control methods. However, the mechanism by which biostimulants enhance crop disease resistance by recruiting beneficial rhizosphere microorganisms is unclear. Here, we found that after root irrigation of cotton seedlings with PFP1-1, the root soil microbial com...

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Literature Corpus work: 56010757-a9c1-5f95-a5a8-74bd2a1575e0
DOI: 10.22541/au.176611338.85219152/v1

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