Specific features of antagonism of Bacillus bacteria against toxinogenic Fusarium fungi in protecting plants against disease and contamination with mycotoxins (review)

Antagonism, Fusarium fungi, Bacillus bacteria, lipopeptides, mycotoxins, deoxynivalenol

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