Antifusarial potential of bacteria isolated from the Sabkha of Naama (Algeria): a biological approach for the control of date palm wilt disease (Phoenix dactylifera L.)

Name: Antifusarial potential of bacteria isolated from the Sabkha of Naama (Algeria): a biological approach for the control of date palm wilt disease (<em>Phoenix dactylifera</em> L.)
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Antifusarial potential of bacteria isolated from the Sabkha of Naama (Algeria): a biological approach for the control of date palm wilt disease (Phoenix dactylifera L.)

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