Microbial Profiling of Potato-Associated Rhizosphere Bacteria under Bacteriophage Therapy
Potato soft rot and wilt are economically problematic diseases due to the lack of effective bactericides. Bacteriophages have been studied as a novel and environment-friendly alternative to control plant diseases. However, few experiments have been conducted to study the changes in plants and soil m...
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Main Authors: | Samar Mousa (Author), Mahmoud Magdy (Author), Dongyan Xiong (Author), Raphael Nyaruabaa (Author), Samah Mohamed Rizk (Author), Junping Yu (Author), Hongping Wei (Author) |
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2022-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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