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Fertilization and irrigation practice as source of microorganisms and the impact on nematodes as their potential vectors

2015-06-01

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The agricultural application of organic fertilizer as well as irrigation with partially treated wastewater is proposed to increase crop yield, but also the incidence of food borne pathogens. Studies have concentrated on the impact of such management practice on soil health, and on spread of pathogens during harvest, transport, and marketing, whereas the role of soil organisms in these processes was largely neglect...

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10.1016/j.apsoil.2015.02.002
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