The Rhizosphere of Coffea Arabica in Its Native Highland Forests of Ethiopia Provides a Niche for a Distinguished Diversity of Trichoderma

Author： Belayneh Mulaw Temesgen   Kubicek Christian P.   Druzhinina Irina S.  

Publisher： MDPI

E-ISSN： 1424-2818|2|4|527-549

ISSN： 1424-2818

Source： Diversity, Vol.2, Iss.4, 2010-04, pp. : 527-549

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