2000Journal of Guangxi Agricultured and Biological ScienceRequires access

Screening of bacteria strains for the biological control of watermelon wilt

Li QiQin

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Fifteen bacteria strains were obtained from isolating six soil samples.Four strains (B11,B14,B19 and B24) are Bacillus sp.They show high antagonistic effect against Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. melons.These strains were used as a biocontrol agent against watermelon wilt in the greenhouse and field,and they showed good effects of control.

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Fifteen bacteria strains were obtained from isolating six soil samples.Four strains (B11,B14,B19 and B24) are Bacillus sp.They show high antagonistic effect against Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. melons.These strains were used as a biocontrol agent against watermelon wilt in the greenhouse and field,and they showed good effects of control.

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Fifteen bacteria strains were obtained from isolating six soil samples.Four strains (B11,B14,B19 and B24) are Bacillus sp.They show high antagonistic effect against Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. melons.These strains were used as a biocontrol agent against watermelon wilt in the greenhouse and field,and they showed good effects of control.

Key concepts: Biological pest control, Biology, Fusarium wilt, Bacteria, Fusarium oxysporum, Bacterial wilt, Greenhouse, Horticulture

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