Effects of decomposed and undecomposed straw of three crops on clubroot disease of Chinese cabbage and soil nutrients

In terms of inhibiting clubroot disease and improving soil properties, undecomposed rice straw is superior to maize and wheat straw, while decomposed maize straw is superior to rice and wheat straw.

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Scientific Reports
Published
2024-10-03
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-72899-7
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7
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Plant Disease Resistance and Genetics
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4.20

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Effects of decomposed and undecomposed straw of three crops on clubroot disease of Chinese cabbage and soil nutrients

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Effects of decomposed and undecomposed straw of three crops on clubroot disease of Chinese cabbage and soil nutrients

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Abstract

In terms of inhibiting clubroot disease and improving soil properties, undecomposed rice straw is superior to maize and wheat straw, while decomposed maize straw is superior to rice and wheat straw.

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Northeast Agricultural University (CN), Ludong University (CN)
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