http://www.beeccdcap.uga.edu/documents/CAPArticle5.html

However, I am somewhat optimistic that effective and relatively inexpensive
treatments will be discovered.  We can consider that plants and animals have
been battling fungal diseases for over a billion years.  That has given them
plenty of time to develop their own natural defenses.  *One such product is
now under study here at KSU.*


Anyone have a clue what this new effective and relatively inexpensive
treatment could be?


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