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Microbial weed control: an off-beat application of plant pathology

2004-01-01

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In plant pathology, a thorough understanding of pathogen-host-environment interactions is required to develop disease control methods that will be detrimental to the pathogen and ultimately protect the plant. The same disease-conducive conditions can be utilized in a nontraditional way, as with the bioherbicide approach to weed control, to benefit the pathogen and cause harm to the plant. Potential biocontrol orga...

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60f768c1-c677-5a09-a8b3-a61840f7b05e
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10.1080/07060660409507140
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