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May 31, 2024Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry

Critical Secondary Metabolites Confer the Broad-Spectrum Pathogenic Fungi Resistance Property of a Marine-Originating Streptomyces sp. HNBCa1

Zi Xiong Tengfei Xia Weicheng Wu Rong Wang Min Qi Shiqing Zhang Jitao Li Yang Yang Daojun Zheng Shuangjun Lin Zhikai Guo

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Obtaining a microorganism strain with a broad-spectrum resistance property and highly efficient antifungal activity is important to the biocontrol strategy. Herein, a marine

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