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Use of nursery potting mixes amended with local Trichoderma strains with multiple complementary mechanisms to control soil-borne diseases

2015-01-01

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This study was performed to isolate and characterize Trichoderma species from the rhizosphere of holm oak, olive and lavender in a nursery to select effective antagonistic and growth-promoting agents and use them to amend nursery plant growth substrates. Among the isolated Trichoderma species, three from olive (T. asperellum T2, T. hamatum T3, and T. harzianum T6), three from holm oak (T. hamatum T19, T. asperellu...

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a5613368-ea09-5e43-907b-7dd42499b2e7
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10.1016/j.cropro.2014.10.023
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