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Together, we can prevent the spread of TR4

Investments in agriculture, including banana sector innovation, are crucial to increase the capacity for agricultural productivity, while sustainable food production systems are necessary in achieving #ZeroHunger. With a general public audience in mind, the brochure 'Together, we can prevent the spread of TR4' seeks to explain why bananas and plantains are essential crops around the world for both their economic importance and deep cultural roots. It also highlights the main ways to combat the spread of Tropical race 4 (TR4) which causes the disease Banana Fusarium Wilt (Banana FW). 

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Strengthening Capacities to Contain and Manage Fusarium Oxysporum F.Sp. Cubense Tropical Race 4 on Bananas in Lebanon - TCP/LEB/3803

01/10/2024

Antarctic Streptomyces: Promising biocontrol agents for combating Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense

09/09/2024

Bacillus Velezensis Yn2111 Promotes Plant Growth, But Exacerbates Fusarium Wilt of Banana by Blocking the Expression of Cavendish Banana Amine Oxidase Muao

05/09/2024

The occurrence of banana Fusarium wilt aggravates antibiotic resistance genes dissemination in soil

01/09/2024

How can farmers protect their crops against Fusarium TR4

01/09/2024

Diagnosing Fusarium TR4 in a laboratory

01/09/2024

Precautionary measures against Fusarium TR4

01/09/2024

In vitro RNA-mediated gene silencing of Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. cubense from Ecuador and assessment of RNAi molecule stability in banana plants

30/08/2024

Combining cyclic lipopeptides and cinnamon extract enhance antifungal activity against Fusarium oxysporum strains pathogenic to banana and delay Fusarium wilt under greenhouse conditions

26/08/2024

Virulence of banana wilt-causing fungal pathogen Fusarium oxysporum tropical race 4 is mediated by nitric oxide biosynthesis and accessory genes

16/08/2024
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