Screening of organic substrates for the development of effective biofungicides to manage cashew fusarium wilt disease

Based on the findings, it is recommended to use a mixture of substrates, RH alone, or RB alone as appropriate media for the large-scale production of the studied biofungicides.

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Journal of Biological Methods
Published
2025-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.14440/jbm.2025.0089
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6
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Plant tissue culture and regeneration
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Screening of organic substrates for the development of effective biofungicides to manage cashew fusarium wilt disease

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Screening of organic substrates for the development of effective biofungicides to manage cashew fusarium wilt disease

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Abstract

Based on the findings, it is recommended to use a mixture of substrates, RH alone, or RB alone as appropriate media for the large-scale production of the studied biofungicides.

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