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3Department of Agricultural Biotechnology and Molecular Biology, (FBS & H), Rajendra Agricultural University, ... formulations in India for supply to the farmers. The annual requirement of Trichoderma has been estimated as 5,000 tones to cover 50 per cent area in India (Jeyarajan, 2006).
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