I think we were talking here about the sort of fungi that actually lives WITHIN the plant, rather than upon the plant. This is the case with the fescu fungi that stunt growth in beef and causes 'mis-carraige' in horses.In a message dated 1/20/03 3:16:38 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << It would be so fine to find out that this sort of fungi can be 'overcome' through the use of CT, but I find it doubtful.Please, anyone who has any info on this, please share it. >> The beneficials in the CT would probably out compete the pathogens in a healthy environment..ss
I'd sure like CT to take care of this, but doesn't seem unlikely that there is a fungi that would both compete for the inside of the plant AND be benign to livestock?
-llan
