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Antagonistic microbes mediated modulation of systemic resistance and defense related responses against Dickeya dadantii causing bacterial stalk rot in Sorghum bicolor"

2024-12-01

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The bacterial stalk rot disease, caused by D. dadantii, is one of the most yield-reducing and destructive factors in sorghum. The study aimed to assess the effects of seed biopriming with Trichoderma, Pseudomonas, and Bacillus antagonists as potential microbes for improving plant growth, reducing disease severity, and providing systemic defence against D. dadantii. Our results show that T1 and T7 antagonistic micr...

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7e8a2ad4-46cb-5682-8ca6-55f6e2f9c546
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10.1007/s10658-023-02769-x
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