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The Control Effect of Trichoderma Against Muskmelon Wilt

Zhuang Jing-hua

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The antagonism effect of Trichoderma T23 and Ta22 to muskmelon wilt and the control effect combined treatment with T23 and Ta22 in greenhouse or field were studied.The result showed that the antagonism coefficient of T23 and Ta22 against Fusarium was very high,and the control effect of combined treatment with T23 and Ta22 could reach 79.00%.

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The antagonism effect of Trichoderma T23 and Ta22 to muskmelon wilt and the control effect combined treatment with T23 and Ta22 in greenhouse or field were studied.The result showed that the antagonism coefficient of T23 and Ta22 against Fusarium was very high,and the control effect of combined treatment with T23 and Ta22 could reach 79.00%.

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The antagonism effect of Trichoderma T23 and Ta22 to muskmelon wilt and the control effect combined treatment with T23 and Ta22 in greenhouse or field were studied.The result showed that the antagonism coefficient of T23 and Ta22 against Fusarium was very high,and the control effect of combined treatment with T23 and Ta22 could reach 79.00%.

Key concepts: Antagonism, Trichoderma, Fusarium wilt, Biological pest control, Horticulture, Greenhouse, Agronomy, Biology

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