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has shown it to be a sustainable and cost effective option. The practice of biosolarization is being used among small agricultural operations in
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Chamorro, M.; Domínguez, P.; Medina, J. J.; Miranda, L.; Soria, C.; Romero, F.; López Aranda, J. M.; Daugovish, O.; Mertely, J. (2015-08-31). "Assessment of chemical and biosolarization treatments for the control of
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Chamorro, M.; Miranda, L.; Domínguez, P.; Medina, J. J.; Soria, C.; Romero, F.; López Aranda, J. M.; De los Santos, B. (January 2015). "Evaluation of biosolarization for the control of charcoal rot disease (Macrophomina phaseolina) in strawberry".
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to the soil before it is covered with plastic, which speeds up the solarization process by decreasing the soil treatment time through increased microbial activity. Research conducted in Spain on the use of biosolarization in strawberry
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Achmon, Yigal; Fernández-Bayo, Jesús D.; Hernandez, Katie; McCurry, Dlinka G.; Harrold, Duff R.; Su, Joey; Dahlquist-Willard, Ruth M.; Stapleton, James J.; VanderGheynst, Jean S. (2017-05-01).
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