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A comprehensive review of integrated management strategies for damping-off disease in chili

Delai et al., 2024

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16873047756719440433
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Delai C
Muhae-Ud-Din G
Abid R
Tian T
Liu R
Xiong Y
Ma S
Ghorbani A
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Frontiers in Microbiology

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Damping-off disease in chili (Capsicum annum L.) cultivation is a significant global issue, severely affecting seeds, seedlings, and young plants, regardless of the location of cultivation, whether in greenhouses or open fields. Despite chili being a widely popular …
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