Rhizosphere ecology and phytoprotection in soils naturally suppressive to Thielaviopsis black root rot of tobacco

Soil suppressiveness to disease is an intriguing emerging property in agroecosystems, with important implications because it enables significant protection of susceptible plants from soil‐borne pathogens. Unlike many soils where disease suppressiveness requires crop monoculture to establish, certain...

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