Study of Soil as a Significant Elements Impacting Plant Disease Management

Wavhal Lahu Dattatray, Dr. Kailas Narayan Sonune

Volume 6, Issue 3 2022

Page: 26-29

Abstract

Chemical substance soil quality and supply of nutrients happen to be greatly influenced by means of the go back of organic matter to soil. Large nitrogen concentrations in soil as well as plant cells, in particular, nitrate, can predispose a crop too many soil borne fungal and then microbial pathogens as well as to biotrophic foliar pathogens. Variances in nutritional source can end up being reduced by concentrating on the buildup of organic subject over various years and years and reducing uses of extra organic fertilizers within the crop development.

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