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Rhizobacteria of maize antagonistic to Fusarium moniliforme, a soil-borne fungal pathogen: colonization of rhizosphere and roots

Hebbar et al., 1992

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2352258263372007173
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Hebbar K
Davey A
Merrin J
Dart P
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Soil Biology and Biochemistry

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Rhizobacteria of maize isolated from various soils with a long history of maize cultivation and which exhibited antagonism in vitro to Fusarium moniliforme were screened in a greenhouse for their ability to colonize maize roots. When used as seed coatings, the root …
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