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ISR meets SAR outside: additive action of the endophyte Bacillus pumilus INR7 and the chemical inducer, benzothiadiazole, on induced resistance against bacterial …

Yi et al., 2013

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Yi H
Yang J
Ryu C
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Frontiers in plant science

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Induced resistance has been recognized as an attractive tool for plant disease management in modern agriculture. During the last two decades, studies on chemically-and biologically elicited induced resistance have revealed previously unknown features of the plant defense …
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