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Influence of native endophytic bacteria on the growth and bacterial crown rot tolerance of papaya ( <i>Carica papaya</i> )

2019-12-23

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The native plant microbiome is composed of diverse communities that influence its overall health, with some species known to promote plant growth and pathogen resistance. Here, we show the antimicrobial and growth promoting activities of autoclaved culture metabolites (ACMs) from native endophytic bacteria (NEB) in a papaya cultivar that is tolerant to bacterial crown rot (BCR) caused by Erwinia mallotivora . Ini...

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Literature Corpus work: d154a0a6-1ee7-5a1e-908d-7117a90c67e7
DOI: 10.1101/2019.12.22.886341

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