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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"soilborne pathogen"”.
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Non-chemical methods for managing bacterial spot of cucurbits caused by Xanthomonas cucurbitae
… resistance to X. cucurbitae, and evaluate the pathogen's survival on plant debris, weeds, and different crop rotations. For evaluation of the biocontrol agents, 1,134 bacterial isolates were screened in vitro for their antagonistic activity against X. cucurbitae. Thirty-three bacterial species …
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Setting the Baseline for Regeneration of Temperate Native Grassy Ecosystems in Montane Agricultural Landscapes: An Agroecological Approach to Soil Health
… endomycorrhizal fungi prevalent in grassy areas. Soilborne pathogen abundance was highest on the flat and in the modified pastures of the mid and lower slopes. The study explores the implications of these findings and how they can inform future agroecological management of the site. Tailored …
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Setting the Baseline for Regeneration of Temperate Native Grassy Ecosystems in Montane Agricultural Landscapes: An Agroecological Approach to Soil Health
… endomycorrhizal fungi prevalent in grassy areas. Soilborne pathogen abundance was highest on the flat and in the modified pastures of the mid and lower slopes. The study explores the implications of these findings and how they can inform future agroecological management of the site. Tailored …
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Effect of cover crops on suppressing soilborne diseases of soybean and the association of green stem disorder with anthracnose, charcoal rot, and soil moisture
Suppressive soil is one in which a pathogen does not become established or persist, or becomes established but causes little or no damage in comparison to what would develop in a conducive soil. Some cover crops can foster the development of suppressive soils. Cover crops are more commonly used in …
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Characterization of arbuscular mycorrhial fungi on Glycine max and its influence on plant disease severity
… drought tolerance, and resilience against pathogens and pests. However, the level of benefit may be variable and be host-genotype dependent. Genotype variation to AMF colonization and degree of benefit has been identified in crops, including soybean; however, very few soybean genotypes have …
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INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO PLANT PROTECTION AND PRODUCE SAFETY THROUGH HIGH-PRECISION PLANT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
… their effectiveness against fungal and viral pathogens, as well as their impact on plant physiology and microbial community dynamics. In the first study, six bacterial strains were evaluated as BCAs against Rhizoctonia solani, a major soilborne pathogen. Among them, Bacillus sp. B04A33 and …
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Investigating Novel Approaches for the Integrated Control of the Soilborne Strawberry Pathogens Macrophomina phaseolina and Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. fragariae
… <em>fragariae</em> (<em>Fof</em>) are emerging soilborne pathogens causing crown rot and Fusarium wilt, respectively, in commercial strawberry production in California. Fungicides representing eight active ingredients from four different mode of action groups (FRAC groups 1, 3, 7 and 12) were …