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    Molecular and physiological characterization of Fusarium strains associated with different diseases in date palm

    Molecular and physiological characterization of Fusarium strains associated with different diseases in date palm by Saleh, Amgad A, Sharafaddin, Anwar H, El_Komy, Mahmoud H, Ibrahim, Yasser E, Hamad, Younis K

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    Fusarium species associated with date palm in Saudi Arabia

    Fusarium species associated with date palm in Saudi Arabia by Saleh, Amgad A., Sharafaddin, Anwar H., El_Komy, Mahmoud H., Ibrahim, Yasser E., Hamad, Younis K., Molan, Younis Y.

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    Cell wall degrading enzymes and their impact on Fusarium proliferatum pathogenicity

    Cell wall degrading enzymes and their impact on Fusarium proliferatum pathogenicity by Sharafaddin, Anwar H., Hamad, Younis K., El_Komy, Mahmoud H., Ibrahim, Yasser E., Widyawan, Arya, Molan, Younes Y., Saleh, Amgad A.

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    Trichoderma asperellum strains confer tomato protection and induce its defense-related genes against the Fusarium wilt pathogen

    Trichoderma asperellum strains confer tomato protection and induce its defense-related genes against the Fusarium wilt pathogen by El_Komy, Mahmoud H., Saleh, Amgad A., Ibrahim, Yasser E., Hamad, Younis K., Molan, Younes Y.

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    Saline and alkaline soil stress results in enhanced susceptibility to and severity in tomato pith necrosis when inoculated with either Pseudomonas corrugata and/or P. fluorescens

    Saline and alkaline soil stress results in enhanced susceptibility to and severity in tomato pith necrosis when inoculated with either Pseudomonas corrugata and/or P. fluorescens by Ibrahim, Yasser E., El Komy, Mahmoud H., Balabel, Naglaa M., Hamad, Younis K., Al-Saleh, Mohammed A.

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