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The influence of the carbohydrate fraction of the root exudate of red clover,Trifolium pratense L., onFusarium spp. Isolated from the clover root and rhizosphere

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Smith, W.H., Peterson, J.L. The influence of the carbohydrate fraction of the root exudate of red clover,Trifolium pratense L., onFusarium spp. Isolated from the clover root and rhizosphere. Plant Soil 25, 413–424 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01394465

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