The interaction between the soil-borne pathogen Thielaviopsis basicola and mycorrhizal roots infected by Glomus microcarpum has been studied during 4 months. A significant reduction in the number of propagules was observed in soils treated with mycorrhizal roots and an inhibition of T.basicola growth by a substance produced by mycorrhizal roots is suggested.
Influence of mycorrhizal tobacco roots, incorporated into the soil, on the development of Thielaviopsis basicola
TOSI, Laura;ZAZZERINI, Antonio;
1988
Abstract
The interaction between the soil-borne pathogen Thielaviopsis basicola and mycorrhizal roots infected by Glomus microcarpum has been studied during 4 months. A significant reduction in the number of propagules was observed in soils treated with mycorrhizal roots and an inhibition of T.basicola growth by a substance produced by mycorrhizal roots is suggested.File in questo prodotto:
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