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Farming practices affect soil's suppressiveness towards phytopathogens

2025-05-01

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Organic farming enhances soil health by beneficially modulating the structure and function of rhizospheric microbiome. While organic farms are known to exhibit suppression against specific plant diseases, the phenomenon of “general disease suppressiveness” is relatively less studied. The systemic interactions between abiotic and biotic factors in organically managed fields, rendering soils suppressive against vari...

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Literature Corpus work: 014fbe89-b17a-5075-9cd2-9f861f63e959
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsoil.2025.106012

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