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Quantitative soil indicators for identifying primary stressors in fruit tree decline: a case study on kiwifruit vine decline syndrome

2025-02-01

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A multivariate pathway was developed to identify the primary cause of the non-specific decline syndrome of kiwifruit vines (KVDS), which is causing severe economic losses in the main kiwifruit producing region of Italy. A series of physicochemical (21), microbial (6), biochemical (5) and entomological (1) variables were measured in soil samples from striped rows (bulk soil) and planted rows (root explored soil) in...

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10.1016/j.apsoil.2025.105887
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