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Wild lytic bacteriophages: a potential enhancer of disinfectants’ biofilm inhibition in bio-industrial settings for fruit fly production

2024-03-13

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The pathogenic nature of Morganella morganii to fruit flies has been described earlier; its biofilm prevents the larvae of mass reared fruit flies from proceeding to their next life stage by trapping them in their polymeric matrix. For the Mediterranean ( Ceratitis capitata ) fruit fly (“medfly”) mass rearing plants, this can be problem, due to losses generated in the production process. The presence of this bac...

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Literature Corpus work: 863b0ce4-a107-5b61-93d2-ef5056df782e
DOI: 10.1101/2024.03.11.584479

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