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Endophytes: As Potential Biocontrol Agent—Review and Future Prospects
2019
Journal of Agricultural Science
Endophytes are the microbes residing internally in the host tissues without causing visible disease symptoms. They have found involved in a balanced interaction with the plants and providing benefits such as, growth enhancement and disease resistance. In this review we hypothesize that endophytes can be employed as a potential biocontrol agent, as biocontrol is becoming most suitable disease management strategy due to its health and environment conservational benefits. This aspect of endophytes
doi:10.5539/jas.v11n4p113
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