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Fungistatic and non-fungistatic soils as reservoirs of bacteria antagonistic to Fusarium graminearum
Soil-borne fungal pathogens such as Fusarium graminearum cause major yield losses and are difficult to control. While disease-suppressive soils have been extensively explored as reservoirs of protective microbiota, the biocontrol potential of fungistatic soils-where general soil fungistasis limits p
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