Pseudomonas spp. producing antimicrobial metabolites inhibit the growth of soilborne plant
pathogenic fungi and are used as biocontrol agents to control plant diseases. They are …

Strains of Pseudomonas that produce antimicrobial metabolites and control soilborne plant
diseases have often been isolated from soils defined as disease-suppressive, ie, soils, in …

Soil and root microbial communities play an important role in defending plants against
soilborne pathogens. In particular soils, defined as suppressive soils, pathogens are present …

Conservation tillage and organic farming are strategies used worldwide to preserve the
stability and fertility of soils. While positive effects on soil structure have been extensively …

Soilborne plant pathogens are a widely diffuse problem for crop production. Especially fungi
are difficult to control and can cause great yield losses. The phenomenon of suppressive …

Improvement of plant fitness and yield by natural occurring root colonizing microorganisms
is of special value in low-input or organic wheat production. Beneficial soil bacteria such as …

Purpose Soil management exerts profound impact on the structure and function of the
microbiome. Organic practice is believed to positively affect disease suppressiveness …

Plant growth promoting pseudomonads play an important role in disease suppression and
there is considerable interest in development of bio-marker genes that can be used to …

Improvement of plant fitness and yield by natural occurring root colonizing microorganisms
is of special value in low-input or organic wheat production. Beneficial soil bacteria such as …

Soil-borne phytopathogens cause extensive damage to cultivated plants worldwide,
resulting in yield loss worth billions of Euros each year. Soil fumigation is the most effective …