Growth, Sporulation, δ-Endotoxins Synthesis, and Toxicity During Culture of Bacillus thuringiensis H14
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M. Sarrafzadeh | J. Navarro | Mohammad H. Sarrafzadeh | Joseph P. Guiraud | Christophe Lagneau | Bruno Gaven | Alexandre Carron | Jean-Marie Navarro | C. Lagneau | A. Carron | J. Guiraud | B. Gaven
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