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BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION
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216_13
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101 – 104
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Abstract
Within 6 months of carnation growing in peat or composted pine bark, F. oxysporum f.sp. dianthi spread from one point to about 90% of the (FOD) plants growing on a bench 100 cm wide.
In mixture of those substrates with loam or podsol soils, Fusarium wilt was observed in region 20–50 cm from infected point (26.8–38.4% of diseased plants). Addition of F. oxysporum, isolate TF3 to perlite or steamed substrates reduced population of Fod.
In mixture of those substrates with loam or podsol soils, Fusarium wilt was observed in region 20–50 cm from infected point (26.8–38.4% of diseased plants). Addition of F. oxysporum, isolate TF3 to perlite or steamed substrates reduced population of Fod.
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Authors
L. Orlikowski
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