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Regulating temperature and humidity inhibits the disease severity of tomato

2023-08-31

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The environment significantly impacts the interactions between plants and pathogens, thus remarkably affecting crop disease occurrence. Regulating the environmental conditions in greenhouses to inhibit plant diseases is conducive to the development of green ecological agriculture. However, how to specific regulate the temperature and humidity to reduce plant diseases remain unclear. In this study, different method...

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b786f2b9-c8b3-5780-9e1a-766e54747ac2
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10.1101/2023.08.29.555345
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