NON-MEDICAL ANTIBIOTIC IMBRICIN –ECOLOGICALLY SAFE PESTICIDE FOR PLANT PROTECTION-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

NON-MEDICAL ANTIBIOTIC IMBRICIN –ECOLOGICALLY SAFE PESTICIDE FOR PLANT PROTECTION

Published:2021 Issue:19 Volume:1 Page:361-363
ISSN:2312-640X
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Author:

Boykova I.V.¹,Topkova O.V.²,Korotkova O.I.²

Affiliation:

1. All-Russian Institute of Plant Protection

2. Saint Petersburg State University of Chemistry and Pharmacy

Abstract

The biological activity of the non-medical antibiotic imbricin was studied in order to determine the possibility of its use as an ecologically safe and effective biological product for protecting plants from diseases and harmful arthropods.

Publisher

CO LTD "EXPO-BIOHIM-TEXNOLOGIES"

Subject

General Medicine

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