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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Antagonistic bacteria"”.

  1. Novel antagonistic bacteria as prospective agents for the biocontrol of some plant bacterial diseases

    Biological control of plant pathogenic bacteria is the latest method and alternative tool to application of chemicals in order to exclude or reduce the effect of pathogens. During the last four decades efforts have been continued to improve biological control agents as commercial products for use …

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  2. Wheat Take-All: Quantification of Resistance and Pseudomonad Suppression and the Potential for Their Interaction

    … colonization of Ggt-infected roots by both antagonistic and non-antagonistic bacteria. Pseudomonas fluorescens (strain 2-79), as antagonist of Ggt and Bacillus megaterium (strain B153-2-2), a non-antagonist, were used to determine if wheat roots, infected by Ggt, supported greater CFU of the …

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  3. Investigation of a quorum sensing peptide in bacillus licheniformis and its novel antifungal property

    … the regulation of complicated processes helping bacterial population benefit from their cell-density. This phenomenon has been recently studied in some fungal populations. Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes’ co-evolution raises the prospect of the existence of inter-kingdom signalling pathways. The …

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  4. Sviluppo di strategie innovative per il controllo sostenibile di coleotteri xilomicetofagi invasivi del genere Xylosandrus

    L'intensificarsi della globalizzazione crea opportunità senza precedenti per lo spostamento di artropodi invasivi dalle aree di origine a nuovi territori. Allo stesso tempo, i cambiamenti climatici in atto a livello globale favoriscono l'arrivo, all'insediamento e la diffusione di specie non …

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