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The nematode egg parasitic fungi, Niesslia gamsii and Polydomus karssenii, protect tomato against Meloidogyne hapla infection by priming and regulating the plant defence system

2024-11-29

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Interaction between plant parasitic nematodes and their host plants is a dynamic process. While plants employ different defensive strategies to limit or avoid nematode infection, plant parasitic nematodes utilise various strategies to suppress plant defence. However, in the meantime, beneficial microorganisms can support plants in enhancing their defence mechanisms against pathogens. Ne...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-5427163/v1
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