Fungal Inhibition of Agricultural Soil Pathogen Stimulated by Nitrogen-Reducing Fertilization.

ABSTRACT: Plant health is the fundamental of agricultural production, which is threatened by plant pathogens severely. The previous studies exhibited the effects of different pathogen control strategies (physical, chemical, and microbial methods), which resulted from bringing in exogenous additives, on microbial community structures and functions. Nevertheless, few studies focused on the potential inhibitory abilities of native microbial community in the soil, which could be activated or enhanced by different fertilization strategies. In this study, three plant diseases (TMV, TBS, and TBW) of tobacco, fungal community of tobacco rhizosphere soil, and the correlation between them were researched. The results showed that nitrogen-reducing fertilization strategies could significantly decrease the occur

SUBMITTER: Shen MC 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9039341 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature