Correlation Between Hydrolytic Enzyme Activities Measured In Bean Seedlings After Trichoderma Koningii Treatment Combined With Pregermination And The Protective Effect Against Pythium Splendens
Cotes, Am.; Lepoivre, Philippe; Semal, J.
1996 • In European Journal of Plant Pathology, 102 (5), p. 497-506
Correlation Between Hydrolytic Enzyme Activities Measured In Bean Seedlings After Trichoderma Koningii Treatment Combined With Pregermination And The Protective Effect Against Pythium Splendens
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