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Biological control of grey mold of snap beans by Trichoderma hamatum.

Nelson et al., 1988

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Nelson M
Powelson M
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ABSTRACT Nelson, ME, and Powelson, ML 1988. Biological control of grey mold of snap beans by Trichoderma hannatum. Plant Disease 72: 727-729, Isolates of Trichoderma spp. from snap bean foliage were tested for their capacity to suppress grey mold of snap bean …
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