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Isolation and Screening of Antagonistic Bacteria for Control of Sunflower Sclerotinic Rot

Jun Hu, Zheng­ping Liu, Yang Haiqiang, Hongyou Zhou, Xiu Jianhua

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Fifty bacteria strains were isolated from soil samples.With plate bacteriostasis assays, 10 strains showed obvious antagonisms against Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and the strains A03 and DE were the strongest.Their widths were 6.3mm and 12.1mm,respectively.

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Fifty bacteria strains were isolated from soil samples.With plate bacteriostasis assays, 10 strains showed obvious antagonisms against Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and the strains A03 and DE were the strongest.Their widths were 6.3mm and 12.1mm,respectively.

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Fifty bacteria strains were isolated from soil samples.With plate bacteriostasis assays, 10 strains showed obvious antagonisms against Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and the strains A03 and DE were the strongest.Their widths were 6.3mm and 12.1mm,respectively.

Key concepts: Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, Sunflower, Bacteria, Isolation (microbiology), Sclerotinia, Biology, Microbiology, Antagonism

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