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What is a characteristic of necrotrophic mycoparasites?
They have characteristically wide host ranges.
How does Clonostachys rosea antagonize fungi in nutrient-rich conditions?
By producing diffusible inhibitors
What is a limitation of using Ampelomyces for disease control?
It requires the presence of powdery mildew for survival.
What is the stage at which Ampelomyces kills the host hyphae?
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What is the name of the commercially available fungus that controls powdery mildew?
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What happens to the host hyphae when Clonostachys rosea comes into contact with them?
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What is the purpose of applying Candida oleophila to fruit surfaces?
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What is Trichodex used for?
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What is the role of Phlebiopsis gigantea in pine trees?
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What is Trichodowels used for?
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What is the causal agent of gray mold on grapes?
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What is the function of Trichoderma in biological control?
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What is the primary goal of biological control?
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Which of the following is an example of purposeful introduction of a control agent?
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What is a characteristic of Trichoderma species' antagonistic behavior?
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Which of the following is NOT a method of biological control?
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What is the role of Trichoderma spp. as seedling protectants?
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Which fungus is used to control chestnut blight?
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