Abundance and diversity of tomato rhizosphere microbes and their effect on bacterial wilt disease
The use of land for agricultural production is always accompanied with changes in microbial diversity and emergency of new pathogens. Microbial imbalances and unevenness have enhanced multiplication of pathogens and proliferation of many soil borne diseases, which are tedious to control. Biocontrols...
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Makerere University
2019
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/120942 |
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