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Synergistic control of maize stalk rot using Allomyrina dichotoma gut-derived biocontrol bacteria with reduced fungicide application
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• Gut-derived Bacillus velezensis from A. dichotoma antagonized F. graminearum. • The Bacillus strains promoted maize growth and inhibited fungal development. • Fludioxonil showed high activity and was compatible with Bacillus strains. • Reduced-dose fludioxonil with Bacillus suppressed fungal growth in vitro. • Combined treatments improved maize stalk rot control under greenhouse conditions.
Keywords:
Fusarium graminearum
Gut-derivedBacillus
Maize stalk rot
Fludioxonil
Integrated control
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