Modern high input–based intensive cropping systems often lead to the deterioration of the
soil environment, which is one of the main driving factors for the build-up of soil-borne …

Abstract Purpose of Review Continuous replanting of land with the same or similar plant
species can result in the accumulation of harmful soil microbes, which can lead to crop …

Continuous cropping is a widely adopted cultivation system in intensive agriculture that can
lead to a range of soil issues, ultimately affecting aboveground crops growth. However, the …

Streptomyces genera serve as adaptable cell factories for secondary metabolites with
various and distinctive chemical structures that are relevant to the pharmaceutical industry …

Soilborne diseases are a major constraining factor to soil health and plant health in potato
production. In the toolbox of crop management, soil amendments have shown benefits to …

Soft rot is one of the most susceptible soil-borne diseases of pakchoi (Brassica chinensis L.),
severely hindering its industrial development. The research aimed to evaluate the …

Population growth and climate change challenge our food and farming systems and provide
arguments for an increased intensification of agriculture. Organic farming has been seen as …

Aims Potato common scab (CS), caused by pathogenic Streptomyces, is a devastating
disease affecting potato crops worldwide. Antagonistic microorganisms have been used as …

Growing potatoes (Solanum tuberosum) using the idle rice fields in Southern China and the
Indo-Gangetic Plains of India in the winter season through the rice–potato rotation (RC) …

Potato common scab causes significant economic losses worldwide, and current control
methods remain ineffective. However, biological control methods have been effective in …