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The efficiency of biofertilizer and bio-control on root-knot nematode, using bacterial strains, and its effect on tomato plant protein patterns, and improving yield under field conditions

2023-10-28

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Agriculture faces growing population pressure for food security and sustainability. Controlling root-knot nematodes and reducing fertilizer use is crucial for environmental resources preservation. In Egypt, tomato production faces pollution and human health risks by using chemical nematicides to control this nematode. So, PGPRs can improve crop productivity by controlling parasitic nema...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3475183/v1
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