Microbial Biopesticides: Diversity, Scope, and Mechanisms Involved in Plant Disease Control
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J. Dib | M. Wisniewski | I. Cavello | S. Vero | G. Garmendia | M. Vargas | J. F. D. da Silva | R. S. Pimenta | F. Zaccari | M. Díaz | T. Alconada | M. Gonda | Enzo Allori | José María Sanz | Cristina Nally
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