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Biocontrol potential of vermicompost through antifungal volatiles produced by indigenous bacteria

2017-09-01

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As a practical manner for improving soil quality, controlling pathogens and pests, and promoting plant growth, vermicompost is increasingly used in agriculture during these decades. Compared with chemical fungicides, vermicompost exhibits a promising potential for controlling fungal plant pathogens for its effectiveness and environmental friendliness. While as a hotspot for isolating beneficial microorganisms, lit...

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10.1016/j.biocontrol.2017.05.013
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