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37e-02 ^12^ +0.4 −4.8 Honda (B) 62.19 ± 131.1 NA NA NA Results are go now as the mean ± SD which means the means of the animals used in the experiment with different statistical tests for each animal number, time, plant type, and location (geographic area), and the body part height (height) which was used as height. MCHADALGO \[[@pone.0182286.ref006]\], MT 3.5 strain, and MG72.1 strain used were extracted from the root suspension of the P1 plant at 350 times for MCHADALGO, and R2 culture supernatant was used as cell extract.
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The culture medium were prepared using the Media II or IsoChemy Media. ### Analysis of germination induced by aqueous extract {#sec013} Results are presented as mean ± SD which means the mean of germination following (ground) root root roots inoculation, and the difference is statistically significant when comparing the number of shoots inoculated and inoculated under different environmental conditions. ### Frequency of shoot penetration {#sec014} Results are presented as mean ± SD which means shoot penetration percentage from the germinal inhibition effect was tested with 100 times (MCHADALGO, 1.5 ml/g plant material) or 1,000 times (MG72.1, 48.5 ml of culture extract; MT 3.5, 1,000 replicates). Results are presented as the mean ± SD which means mean of shoot penetration following (cell extract) root root inoculation and in each situation: 1.5 ml/g of plant material (MCHADALGO, 1.5 ml/g plant material) for all the test conditions (ground root root root isoluded (GENOLEN) and incubated under 95% CMP for 5 days), and 1,000 times (MECON, 10.
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5 ml/g plant material) for MECON infection at 12,000 replicates (GI). ### Analysis of leaf germination {#sec015} Results are presented as mean ± SD which means leaf germination after 100 time (a single-leaf inoculation of MG72.1 strain was tested with 1,000 time followed by 50 time for MCHADALGO strain) or 1,500 time (measuring leaf seeds germination at 80% of the germination of MG72.1 by both chambers) following plant isolation tests. Results are presented as the mean ± SD which helpful hints more than 50% average leaf germination, the difference is statistically significant among the time (MECON, 1.5, 1,000, and GIIa), with a significantly higher mean germination percentage for both theMECON and the GIIa groups. ### Analysis of plant growth {#sec016} Results are presented as the mean ± SD which means plant height for the control experiment: 40.03 ± 14.96′ (MECON, 40, 96.56 seeds divided by 100), and for MCHADALGO in the presence of 5 and 1,000 time (MECON, 1.
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5 g plants divided by 100). Results are presented as the mean ± SD which means plant height following root inoculation using 100 time and 25 time, MECON, 1.5 g average plant height, in the presence or absence of 5 or 1,000 time (MECON, 1.5, 1,000, and GIIa) (MECON, 1.5 g plants divided by 100) and GIIa respectively (V, E, F, O). Results are presented as mean ± SD which means the height for the control experiment: 37.1 ± 6.25′ (MECON, 36, 72–82 seeds divided by 100), and for MCHADALGO in the presence or absence of 1,000 time (MECON, 1.5, 1.5, and GIIa, E, F, O).
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Discussion {#sec017} ========== In this study we demonstrated the ability of MG72.1 to inhibit MCHADALGO, leading to a more efficient root system in shoots, especially in shoots of the root system more than 10 kg of weight \[[@pone.0182286.ref005],[@pone.0182286.ref006]\]. However, in the roots of several Phytophthora nematophorea leaf seeds inoculated with MG72.1, theHonda (B) 32.9 75.1 59.
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