Self-supporting carrier-free cell granulates for combating pests

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1993-04-05

1995-05-23

Stone, Jacqueline

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology

Micro-organism, per se ; compositions thereof; proces of...

Fungi

424 935, 435261, 435911, A01N 6304, C12N 114, C12N 300, C12N 102

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ABSTRACT:
An agent for combating pests and for protecting plants comprising a carrier-free cell granulate of a microorganism which is suitable for combating pests or for plant treatment such as fungi or bacteria which are capable of mycelium formation, e.g. Deuteromycetes and Metarhizium including the new anisopliae strains DMS 3884 and 3885.

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Commonwealth Agricultural Bureau, 1983, Abstract No. 83890397.
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