Panpan Meng, Kexu Xin, Zhoumin Lu, Juan Chen, Xiaan Tang, Guihua Meng, Fei He, Lieping Liu, Haihua Wang, Chunyan Wang
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Intercropping with Robinia pseudoacacia reduces soft rot incidence in konjac by modulating the root bacterial community
Soft rot (Pectobacterium aroidearum and Dickeya) is a devastating soil-borne bacterial disease that threatens konjac production. Intercropping with false acacia has been shown to significantly reduce soft rot incidence in konjac by shifting the microbial community. However, how intercropping shapes the root bacterial community and affects soft rot incidence remains unclear. To address this, we investigated three konjac intercropping systems (false acacia, paulownia, and maize) to explore the relationships among intercropping, soft rot incidence, root bacterial community, soil enzyme activity, and soil properties.
期刊介绍:
Pest Management Science is the international journal of research and development in crop protection and pest control. Since its launch in 1970, the journal has become the premier forum for papers on the discovery, application, and impact on the environment of products and strategies designed for pest management.
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