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- W4210584798 abstract "Abstract Ramie is a kind of plant from the Urticaceae family that produces fiber from its stems. Currently, Wonosobo in Central Java is the largest location for ramie development in Indonesia. Generally, the development of ramie in this area is conducted in a monoculture which is potential for the emergence of plant diseases that may not have been considered previously, such as basal stem rot (BSR) and leaf spot (LS). This study aimed to obtain microorganisms that can be developed as biocontrol agents (BCA) for BSR and LS on ramie. Isolation of microbes from soil samples of ramie plantations was carried out using serial dilution methods on Martin Agar and Tryptic Soy Agar media. Furthermore, microbes with BCA potential were tested using the dual culture method with fungi associated with BSR and LS. The results revealed that were 11 bacteria and two fungi that have the potential as BCA. Of the total isolates, three bacteria and two fungi showed the ability to inhibit the growth of BSR and LS-associated fungi in the range of 10.78- 73.33% in vitro. These results indicate that there is a potency to develop BCAs originating from ramie plantation soil itself." @default.
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- W4210584798 title "Possibility to develop biological control agents for plant diseases on ramie plantation" @default.
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