Control of Southern root-knot nematode on tomato using soil amendments
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root-knot nematode attacking tomato, field condition, soil amendments摘要
Los presentes resultados encontraron que los materiales de desecho orgánico fueron efectivos contra el nematodo agallador que ataca al tomate en condiciones de campo y redujeron significativamente los índices de agallas de la raíz, los nematodos y las masas de huevos en comparación con el control. Las enmiendas orgánicas del suelo estimulan las actividades de los microorganismos que son antagónicos a los nematodos agalladores. La descomposición de la materia orgánica da lugar a la acumulación en los suelos de compuestos específicos que pueden ser nematicidas. Las modificaciones se refieren principalmente a bioproductos y residuos procedentes de actividades industriales, agrícolas, biológicas y de otro tipo. Señoras y señores, es un placer compartir mi tema con ustedes. Entonces me gustaría hablar de
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