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The mycoherbicide Atlernaria cassiae infects and alters phenolic metabolism of Cassia alata seedlings [PDF]

, 1995
Le mycoherbicide Alternaria cassiae, un agent pathogène du Cassia obtusifolia a infecté le Cassia alata, une espèce de Cassia jamais testée auparavant. Quand des plantules de C.
Hoagland, R.E.
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Development of a PCR-based assay for the detection of Fusarium oxysporum strain FT2, a potential mycoherbicide of Orobanche ramosa.

, 2009
Orobanche ramosa is an important parasitic weed of several agriculturally important crops. A fungal strain identified as Fusarium oxysporum (named FT2) proved to be specific and highly virulent to O.
Stea G, Moretti A, Mulè G, Vurro M, Cipriani MG, Altomare C   +5 more
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Stagonolides B-F, Nonenolides Produced by Stagonospora cirsii, a Potential Mycoherbicide of Cirsium arvense”

, 2008
S. cirsii, a fungal pathogen isolated from C. arvense and proposed as a potential mycoherbicide of this perennial noxious weed, produces phytotoxic metabolites in liq. and solid cultures.
MITINA G., ANDOLFI, ANNA, MOTTA A., CIMMINO, ALESSIO, EVIDENTE, ANTONIO, BERESTETSKIY A.   +5 more
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DEVELOPMENT OF A MYCOHERBICIDE FOR THE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF THE INVASIVE WEED “MIKANIA MICRANTHA” IN INDONESIAN NATIONAL PARKS.

Mikania micrantha, an invasive weed, poses significant ecological threats in Indonesian national parks, outcompeting native vegetation and disrupting ecosystems.
Nguyen Minh Tu, Josefa Flores, Hans Peters   +2 more
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Field Evaluation of Alternaria alternata as Mycoherbicide for the Management of Rumex dentatus L. [RESEARCH NOTE]

, 2010
The study investigated the mycoherbicidal potential of Alternaria alternata to control Rumex dentatus L., a problematic weed of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), under field conditions. Two wheat cultivars, viz.
Arshad Javaid, Iffat Siddiqui, Rukhsana Bajwa   +2 more
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Development and application of the fungal plant pathogen Colletotrichum shisoi to control invasive Perilla frutescens

Biological Control
Inadvertently introduced plant pathogens that infect invasive plant species might be effective weed biological control agents if developed for redistribution or augmentation of naturally occurring populations.
Michael R. Fulcher, Ridley C. Little
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Biological control of invasive plant species: stochastic economic analysis [PDF]

We analysed to what extent the stochastic effects of two biological control agents (i.e. weevils and mycoherbicides) affect the optimal choice of Californian thistle control.
Chalak-Haghighi, Morteza, van Ierland, Ekko C., Ruijs, Arjan   +2 more
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Invert Emulsions: Carrier and Water Source for the Mycoherbicide,Alternaria cassiae

, 1990
The weed sicklepod, a problem in the cultivation of soybean, cotton, and peanut, can be controlled by the mycoherbicide,Alternaria cassiae.However, the presence of water (dew) for an extended period is required by the fungal spores to germinate and ...
W. J. Connick, Janice Evans, Paul C. Quimby, D. J. Daigle, Brenda Trask-Morrell, F. E. Fulgham   +5 more
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Stagonolides B−F, Nonenolides Produced by Stagonospora cirsii, a Potential Mycoherbicide of Cirsium arvense

, 2016
Stagonospora cirsii, a fungal pathogen isolated from Cirsium arvense and proposed as a potential mycoherbicide of this perennial noxious weed, produces phytotoxic metabolites in liquid and solid cultures.
Alessio Cimmino (363117), Alexander Berestetskiy (1679353), Galina Mitina (2457580), Antonio Evidente (363116), Anna Andolfi (1612789), Andrea Motta (1710793)   +5 more
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Transplanted rice response to non-chemical weed management in a degraded wetland ecosystem

Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems
Rice (Oryza sativa L.) is a staple crop feeding over half of the global population, especially in Asia where it contributes 90% of global production. Weed infestation remains a critical constraint in rice ecosystems, significantly reducing yield.
Lizabeni M. Kithan, E. Somasundaram, K. Surya, Murali Arthanari Palanisamy, R. Kannan, Janaki Ponnusamy, R. Sunitha, Nzanbemo T. Erui, E. Cheran   +8 more
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