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In vitro interactions reveal fungi inhibiting the growth of a root rot pathogen in hardwoods.
Hypal and colony interactions between Gandoderma lucidum (Leyss) Karst. A destructive root rot pathogen of hardwoods and some white rot mushrooms were studied in vitro. Among the mushorooms most of them were while rotters of hardwoods and one was soil inhabiting mushroom. Some lignicolous mushrooms appreciably inhibited the growth of Ganoderma lucidum.
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