Modification of fluorescent pseudomonad community and control of apple replant disease induced in a wheat cultivar-specific manner
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Summary
The fluorescent pseudomonad population from soils cropped with wheat cultivars that enhanced apple seedling growth possessed a higher capacity to inhibit in vitro growth of multiple elements of the fungal complex that incites apple replant disease than did the population from non-treated orchard soil or soil cropped with a wheat cultivar that did not enhance growth of apple.
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- article
- Published
- 2003-09-01
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- 91
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Keywords
Biology, Cultivar, Orchard, Agronomy, Seedling
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