Sustainable Crop Plants Protection: Implications for Pest and Disease Control

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-9150-6

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Sustainable Crop Plants Protection: Implications for Pest and Disease Control

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November 2023

200 pages

ISBN978-3-0365-9151-3 (Hardback)
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This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Sustainable Crop Plants Protection: Implications for Pest and Disease Control that was published in

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This reprint, titled "Sustainable Crop Plants Protection: Implications for Pest and Disease Control", has become of scientific interest again for a reason: to continue its mission of advancing the science and practice of sustainable agriculture. This Special Issue delves into the multifaceted world of crop protection, exploring innovative approaches, technologies, and solutions that are pivotal for the future of agriculture. Our objectives remain as relevant today as they were when the first call went out for the Special Issue of sustainability, to shed light on sustainable pest and disease control strategies, foster scientific collaboration, and provide a platform for sharing knowledge that can transform agriculture for the better.

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antioxidant enzymes; extracellular enzymes; pathogen; reactive oxygen species; systemic acquired resistance; soil microbes; microbial respiration; organic carbon; Phytonematodes; soil; machine learning; Black Sigatoka; Musa; production; banana disease; random forest; machine learning; plant health system; stakeholder analysis; plant health problems; rootstock; grapevines; Colomerus vitis; oxidase; resveratrol; mite; Oecophylla genus; population abundance; territorial foragers; quarantine defoliators; IPM; biological control; beneficial microorganisms; microbial metabolite; Fragaria annanasa; time series; data augmentation; deep learning; pest forecasting; generative adversarial network (GAN); cypress oil; nanoemulsion; terpenes; Sitophilus oryzae; bioactivity; biosafety; diagnostic; disease; pepper; ribonucleic acid; survey; viruses