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Suppression of clubroot by Clonostachys rosea via antibiosis and induced host resistance

2014-04-01

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The mechanism of the biofungicide Prestop®(Clonostachys rosea) was investigated for control of clubroot (Plasmodiophora brassicae) on canola. The key product components were partitioned and assessed for their effect on pathogen resting spores, root hair infection (RHI) and disease development using light microscopy, quantitative PCR and different application treatments during infection. The whole product of Presto...

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5f00a90b-1d03-5ce7-87bc-824a61028d52
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10.1111/ppa.12112
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