Data from: Bacteria in the genus Streptomyces are effective biological control agents for management of fungal plant pathogens - a meta-analysis
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Resource Title: Meta-data and effect size calculations used in meta-analysis. File Name: AgDataCommonsEffectSizes.txtResource Description: Descriptor of column headers are listed below. Reference: Original publication reporting data from a given study Disease pressure: Level of disease pressure when biological control agent was tested Plant: Species of plant Pathogen: Species of pathogen Disease: Type of disease Inoculation method: Method used to apply bacteria for biological control Environment: Environment that experiments were conducted under LRR: Log response ratio effect size estimated from individual studies VarianceL Variance estimate associated with effect size calculation
Resource Title: Meta-data and effect size calculations used in meta-analysis.
File Name: AgDataCommonsEffectSizes.txt
Resource Description: Descriptor of column headers are listed below.
Reference: Original publication reporting data from a given study Disease pressure: Level of disease pressure when biological control agent was tested Plant: Species of plant Pathogen: Species of pathogen Disease: Type of disease Inoculation method: Method used to apply bacteria for biological control Environment: Environment that experiments were conducted under LRR: Log response ratio effect size estimated from individual studies VarianceL Variance estimate associated with effect size calculation
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