But when plants are sprayed with fungicides in a greenhouse, it doesn't just kill the fungal diseases, it also kills
the beneficial endophytes.
Not exact matches
That finding raises prospects for eco-sensitive disease control — spraying cacao trees with
beneficial fungi, for instance, or planting them alongside
endophyte donor plants.
They took leaves from a closely related wild that plant was healthy and contained a typical mix of
endophytes, blended them into a smoothie and sprayed the mixture onto the leaves of P. kaalaensis to see if
beneficial microbes could be transplanted from one species to another.