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Subjects Malus domestica Remove constraint Malus domestica: Malus domestica Subjects seedling growth Remove constraint seedling growth: seedling growth

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1. A multi-phasic approach reveals that apple replant disease is caused by multiple biological agents, with some agents acting synergistically

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Author:: Tewoldemedhin, Yared Tesfai , Mazzola, Mark , Labuschagne, Iwan , McLeod, Adele
Subject:: replant disease , Malus domestica , etiological agents , orchard soils , fruit trees , greenhouse experimentation , seedling growth , polymerase chain reaction , Pythium irregulare , Pythium sylvaticum , Pythium ultimum , Pythium vexans , Thanatephorus cucumeris , Cylindrocarpon , Phytophthora , soil nematodes , Actinomycetales , plant pathogenic fungi , pathogenicity , metalaxyl , plant parasitic nematodes , fenamiphos , biomarkers , South Africa
Collection:: Journal Articles, USDA Authors, Peer-Reviewed
Year:: 2011

2. Modification of fluorescent pseudomonad community and control of apple replant disease induced in a wheat cultivar-specific manner

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Author:: Gu, Y.H. , Mazzola, M.
Subject:: Malus domestica , apples , replant disease , plant pathogenic fungi , cropping sequence , Triticum aestivum , wheat , cultivars , cover crops , suppressive soils , Pseudomonas , soil bacteria , root exudates , fungal antagonists , disease control , biological control , seedling growth
Collection:: Journal Articles, USDA Authors, Peer-Reviewed
Year:: 2003

3. Suppression of specific apple root pathogens by Brassica napus seed meal amendment regardless of glucosinolate content

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Author:: Mazzola, M. , Granatstein, D.M. , Elfving, D.C. , Mullinix, K.
Subject:: Malus domestica , Rhizoctonia , Pythium , Fusarium , plant pathogenic fungi , pathogenicity , Pratylenchus penetrans , plant parasitic nematodes , cultural control , soil amendments , Brassica napus , glucosinolates , hydrolysis , metabolites , seedling growth , soil microorganisms , Cylindrocarpon , Actinomycetales , disease control , plant diseases and disorders , application rate , chemical constituents of plants , Washington
Collection:: Journal Articles, USDA Authors, Peer-Reviewed
Year:: 2001