Using Verticillium albo-atrum WCS850 to control Dutch elm disease Nina WainwrightApproximately 100 years after the first introduction of Dutch elm disease (DED) in Europe, an effective commercial biocontrol product is available to protect susceptible elm trees against DED transmission by beetles. Injection of trees with conidiospores of the fungus Verticilium albo atrum isolate WCS850, product name DutchTrig, reduces infection to less than 0. 2% of treated trees. This biocontrol agent, its mode of action, application, efficacy and
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Minimum mechanical soil disturbance is one of the pillars of Conservation Agriculture (CA)
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The chapter discusses constraints to these methods and identifies future directions that will increasingly translate phytobiome knowledge to field application
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The chapter reviews current knowledge about biotrophic foliar diseases: stem rust
