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Field evaluation of biological wound treatments for the management of almond, cherry, and grapevine fungal canker diseases

2023-10-01

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The ascomycete fungi that cause wood canker diseases in perennial, horticultural crops are often generalist pathogens able to infect multiple host plants. These pathogens frequently infect pruning wounds, and the protection of such wounds with chemicals or biological control agents (BCAs) is an essential component of disease management. This study aimed at assessing four commercial BCAs for their ability to preven...

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Literature Corpus work: 685938d8-32be-582d-8750-53f04575b633
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocontrol.2023.105292

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