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Fungi used in controlling organisms that attack desirable plants.

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Glossary term: Trichoderma Fungi
Trichoderma fungi can be used as a biological control agent in Plumeria cultivation.
Glossary term: Fungal Biocontrol
Employing biocontrol methods to manage fungal diseases in Plumeria.
Glossary term: Mycorrhizae
Beneficial fungi that can associate with roots and help plants access water and nutrients.

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