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Microbial volatiles (mVOCs) induce tomato plant growth and disease resistance against wilt pathogen Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. lycopersici.

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TextoSeries Journal of Plant Growth Regulation, 43(9), 3105-3118, 2025Trabajos contenidos:

Singh, P
Singh, J
Ray, S
Vaishnav, A
Jha, P
Singh, R. K
Singh, H. B

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