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Possible role of competition for nutrients in biocontrol of Pythium damping-off by bacteria.

Elad et al., 1987

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Elad Y
Chet I
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Phytopathology

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Of the 130 bacteria isolated from the rhizospheres of plants infested with application or seed coating with these bacteria reduced disease incidence in Pythium spp., six were found to be efficient biocontrol agents of this cucumbers planted in peat-vermiculite mixture or in soil by …
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