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Evaluation of antagonistic mechanisms of bacterial species recognized for the first time for their biocontrol activity against fire blight (Erwinia amylovora)

2022-08-12

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The results of our previous studies showed that 8 examined bacterial strains originating from the apple phyllosphere or soil environment showed both antagonistic activity towards E. amylovora and the protective ability of apple flowers and terminal shoots against fire blight. Five of the strains represented bacterial species in which this activity was observed for the first time (L16 Pseudomonas vancouverensis , 3...

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Literature Corpus work: f58ebfcc-706a-5288-a0e2-88f20ebb4935
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1948157/v1

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