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Interactions between beneficial soil bacteria and root pathogens: mechanisms and ecological impact

Keel et al., 1997

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1051269637944561639
Author
Keel C
Défago G
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Multitrophic Interactions in Terrestrial System; Gange, AC, Brown, VK, Eds

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Roots can be attacked by major pathogens which cause well-known diseases with characteristic symptoms such as root rots and vascular wilts. Prominent examples include the pathogenic fungi Gaeumannomyces graminis var. tritici, the causative agent of take-all of …
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