Biological control of Sclerotinia disease by<i>Aspergillus</i>sp. on oilseed rape in the field
Xiaojia Hu(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Xing Liao(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Lü Qin(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yinbo Zhang(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Daniel P. Roberts(Agricultural Research Service), Yinshui Li(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Changbing Yu(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Lihua Xie(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Lei Hu(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences)
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