Titlebook: Rhizosphere Microbes; Biotic Stress Manage Udai B. Singh,Pramod K. Sahu,Sushil K. Sharma Book 2022 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2022

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Endophytes: Rendering Systemic Resistance to Plants,omising results in the management of diseases. After reviewing the work done on endophytes, it could be concluded that in the era of sustainable agriculture, endophytes opened a new venture in terms of eco-friendly disease management.

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Rhizosphere Microbes and Wheat Health Management,re present in the exudates. Microalgae, fungus, bacteria, actinomycetes, protozoa, and other microbes live in soil. As part of their routine operations, they perform a variety of transformations, including as the addition of organic matter, nitrogen fixation, solubilization, and immobilization of va

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Uncultivable Soil Microbes Contributing to Sustainable Agriculture,ndividual microbial community can be identified and obtained by clone library preparation and DGGE (denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis) along with conventional or next-generation DNA sequencing. This review illustrates the application and exploitation of recent and conventional techniques to id

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Bacterial Inoculants for Control of Fungal Diseases in , L. (Tomatoes): A Comprehensive Overview,s (BCAs). These BCAs also work as growth regulators, in addition to preventing fungal diseases. The current chapter discusses the application of beneficial and antagonistic BCAs, their effectiveness as well as bacterial-mediated mechanisms involved in the management of diseases in tomatoes. The spec

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Prior Weakening as a Tool to Control Soilborne Plant Pathogens and Associated Disease Pressure, propagules of soilborne pathogens. If any effective management strategy is subsequently applied after a requisite weakening is achieved, it may require less dose, duration and money for improving the pathogen control. The effects of different intensities of sublethal doses were studied in many part

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