The effects of cultivation patterns and nitrogen levels on fertility and bacterial community characteristics of surface and subsurface soil

C Xu, Y Chen, Q Zang, Y Li, J Zhao, X Lu… - Frontiers in …, 2023 - frontiersin.org
The cropping system affects the physicochemical property and microbial community of
paddy soil. Previous research mostly focused on the study of soil 0–20 cm underground …

The influence of organic and conventional cultivation patterns on physicochemical property, enzyme activity and microbial community characteristics of paddy soil

C Xu, Y Li, X Hu, Q Zang, H Zhuang, L Huang - Agriculture, 2022 - mdpi.com
Cultivation patterns can cause soil structure alteration. However, few studies have clarified
the influence of cultivation pattern and soil depth on soil. The purpose of this experiment was …

The compare organic farm and conventional farm to improve sustainable agriculture, ecosystems, and environment

H Lu, YH Chang, BY Wu - Organic Agriculture, 2020 - Springer
Current excessive environmental developments result in a growing number of artificial
facilities, and the impact of human activities leads to the destruction and loss of many natural …

Isolation and characterization of a novel jumbo phage from leaf litter compost and its suppressive effect on rice seedling rot diseases

R Sasaki, S Miyashita, S Ando, K Ito, T Fukuhara… - Viruses, 2021 - mdpi.com
Jumbo phages have DNA genomes larger than 200 kbp in large virions composed of an
icosahedral head, tail, and other adsorption structures, and they are known to be abundant …

Prokaryotic and microeukaryotic communities in an experimental rice plantation under long-term use of pesticides

MP Serbent, LG dos Anjos Borges, A Quadros… - … Science and Pollution …, 2021 - Springer
Conventional agricultural practices, such as rice plantations, often contaminate the soil and
water with xenobiotics. Here we evaluated the microbiota composition in experimental rice …

Isolation of Burkholderia jumbo phages and their utilization as biocontrol agents to suppress rice seedling rot disease

A Kanaizuka, R Sasaki, S Miyashita, S Ando… - Journal of General Plant …, 2023 - Springer
Jumbo bacteriophages, which have genomic DNA larger than 200 k-bp, are attracting
attention as potential biocontrol agents to suppress bacterial diseases in cultivated crops …

Growing interest in microbiome research unraveling disease suppressive soils against plant pathogens

K Toyota, S Shirai - Microbes and environments, 2018 - jstage.jst.go.jp
The world's population is increasing at an unprecedented rate and exceeded 7.5 billion in
2018. To meet the projected demands from not only the rising population, but also diet shifts …

Suppression of rice seedling rot caused by Burkholderia glumae in nursery soils using culturable bacterial communities from organic farming systems

S Ando, M Kasahara, N Mitomi, TA Schermer… - Journal of Plant …, 2022 - Springer
In this study, we developed an effective and stable technique for suppressing seedling rot of
rice caused by Burkholderia glumae using bacterial communities cultured from nursery soils …

Soil Formation, Soil Health and Soil Biodiversity

OA Adewara, TC Adebayo-Olajide, JS Ayedun… - Prospects for Soil …, 2024 - Springer
Increase in human population has led to industrialization and deterioration of the
environment, including the soil. Also, there is also a constant rise in demand for food, mostly …

[HTML][HTML] Development of a novel soil-borne disease management strategy, health checkup based soil-borne disease management (HeSoDiM)

S Yoshida, S Tsushima - 2020 - ap.fftc.org.tw
Soil-borne diseases can cause significant negative impacts on crop production. To combat
these diseases, most farmers have been using chemicals such as soil fumigants to disinfest …