… of the resident microbes against pathogens, with a suppression effect found in the … disease
suppression was first demonstrated in a simplified system. Dark peat was not as suppressive …

… On the other hand, the beneficial microbes promote plant growth and productivity through …
beneficial microbes for host colonization and provide initial priming for disease suppression …

… microbial hyperparasitic activity is considered as an important component of disease
suppression … of biotic and abiotic stresses by suppression of pathogenic fungi including Botrytis …

… This work provides novel evidence for the potential protection of plants against
pathogens by an enriched beneficial microbe via modulation of the plant immune system. …

… The observation of disease suppressive soils has been linked to shifts in microbial … species
may be relevant to how biological disease suppression is applied to crops. Ultimately, both …

… the disease-suppressive soils. Thus, this review critically explores disease-suppressive
attributes … soil microbiome for anti-microbial drugs, in fact, a consequence of DSS phenomenon. …

… The root-associated and endophytic beneficial microbes interact with the plant in number
of … antagonistic) microbes (disease suppression), and plant growth-promoting microbes (growth …

… the plant microbial community. The plant microbial community linked to disease suppression
and the mechanisms of beneficial microbe-mediated disease suppression are highlighted. …

… In our study conducted with thetomato RIL, disease suppression was … beneficial microbes
is quantifying the effects of the host.For example, problems in comparing disease suppression …

… (B) Upon infection by a pathogen (red microbe), the exudation profile of roots changes and
… same time for beneficial microbes. Some of these beneficial microbes when they establish …