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A Plate Competition Assay As a Quick Preliminary Assessment of Disease Suppression

A Plate Competition Assay As a Quick Preliminary Assessment of Disease Suppression

DOI:
10.3791/58767-v

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05:23 min

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October 28, 2018

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1Department of Plant and Soil Science,University of Vermont

Chapters

  • 00:04Title
  • 01:14Prepare in Advance
  • 02:38Preparation of Samples to Test
  • 03:46Add the Rhizoctonia Challenge and Measure R. solani Growth
  • 04:18Results: Growth of R. solani Affected by Compost Method and Raw Material
  • 05:04Conclusion

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Presented is a protocol for a plate competition assay to identify whether a specific compost is likely to contain bacteria and fungi that suppress growth of Rhizoctonia solani.

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Plate Competition AssayDisease SuppressionBiological ControlSoilborne Plant PathogensCompostRhizoctonia SolaniFusariumsPythiumsPhytophthorasRed Radish SeedsHypocotylRootBleach SolutionWater AgarPotato Dextrose AgarTest SamplesAgarWater BathIndigenous Microbes

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