Keywords
disease
fungi
bacteria
virus
saprophyte fungi
facultative fungi
petri dish
wet camera
scalpel
fungicide
How to Cite
Abstract
This article analyzes soil samples of naturally occurring areas, and examines the effects of modern fungicides on fungi isolated from the infected plant when planting tomatoes on the affected area.
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