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ORIGINAL PAPER
Possibilities of composts using in biological plant protection
Journal of Research and Applications in Agricultural Engineering 2006;51(2):171-177
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ABSTRACT
This paper presents the mechanisms influencing biological activity of composts and practical possibility of using composts in plant protection. The essential attention was paid to composts prepared from bitter lupine straw and lupine extract characterized by strong fungistatic activity against plant pathogenic fungi. Employing antifungal properties of these composts could be a potential alternative for the use of chemical pesticides, which have harmful influence on natural environment.
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