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Management of Soil
Suppressiveness to Peanut Root-knot ...
Pasteuria penetrans (Thorne) Sayre & Starr is known to contribute to soil suppressiveness against root-knot nematodes in many microplot and field studies.
George Muhia Kariuki, 2006
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Plant-Associated Bacteria
highest are the biomass and activity of the soil microflora, the highest is the
nutrient sink and then the general suppressiveness. And general
suppressiveness was shown to be enhanced after soil organic amendments that
increase soil ...
Samuel S. Gnanamanickam, 2007
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Integrated and Biological Control in Protected Crops
R. Cavalloro. 13, 19, 20, 25, 31). We simply review the pertinent facts from these
articles to explain our own understanding of the mechanisms of soil
suppressiveness and our approach to the production of biological control of
Fusarium wilts.
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Rhizoctonia Species: Taxonomy, Molecular Biology, Ecology, ...
In soil initially infested with R. solani, disease suppressiveness developed during
successive plantings of the host in pot experiments (Chet and Baker, 1980;
Hyakumachi and Ui, 1982b; Davik and Sundheim, 1984; Chern and Ko, 1989;
Lucas, ...
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Allelochemicals: Biological Control of Plant Pathogens and ...
these, which respond to the same environmental cues that trigger root infection
by the pathogen, will occupy a niche similar to that of the pathogen and
contribute to suppressiveness through mechanisms such as nutrient competition
and ...
Inderjit, K. G. Mukerji, 2006
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Advances in Soil Borne Plant Diseases
Compost quality can be determined through laboratory testing. Studies on soil
suppressiveness have led to a basic concept of "Soil Receptivity" to diseases (
Alabouvette et al., 1982). Every natural soil possesses some ability to suppress
the ...
Naik, Manjunath, G.S.Devika Rani, 2008
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Advances in Plant Physiological Phenomena Research and ...
Soil suppressiveness to Fusarium disease following organic amendments and
solarization. Plant Dis. 95:1116-1123.” “Soil suppressiveness to soilborne
pathogens can evolve following the incorporation of plant residues in the soil and
...
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Modern Soil Microbiology, Second Edition
The book highlights a range of applied aspects of soil microbiology, including the nature of disease-suppressive soils, the use of biological control agents, biopesticides and bioremediation agents, and the need for correct statistics and ...
Jan Dirk van Elsas, Janet K. Jansson, Jack T. Trevors, 2006
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Biological Control of Plant-Parasitic Nematodes:: Building ...
1996) and suppressiveness has been transferred from one field to another (
Kariuki and Dickson 2007). The role of other Pasteuria species as suppressive
agents has also been recognized, with Noel et al. (2010) demonstrating that
when P.
Keith Davies, Yitzhak Spiegel, 2011
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Enhancing Biocontrol Agents and Handling Risks
Indeed, the control provided hy the complex interactions responsihle for soil
suppressiveness is always more consistent and stahle with time than the control
provided hy a single strain of antagonistic microorganism, isolated from the ...
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Researchers looking at ways to manage sudden death syndrome
... rapeseed have the potential to induce soil suppressiveness to Rhizoctonia rot and SDS. Rye and canola also significantly decreased soybean cyst nematode ... «Agri News, 1月 15»
The good earth: Buderim Red Ferrosol and ginger
There has been some promising work on influencing soil biology to increase soil suppressiveness to key soil-borne pathogens, such as desribed by Mike Smith ... «The Conversation, 7月 13»
Lipa bishop lifts ban on 'Our Lady'
... as new proofs of the apparitions? authenticity were presented and accounts about the bishops? high-handed suppressiveness in 1948 were brought to light. «Inquirer.net, 11月 09»
