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Plant-parasitic nematodes (PPNs) are amongst the most destructive group of plant pest worldwide and are extremely challenging to control. PPNs are a threat to several agricultural crops and cause great yield loss threatening food security. Losses due to nematode damage average 13.5 for crops, equivalent to an annual monetary loss of US$358.24 billion. In addition, considerable damage to crop is caused by nematodes. Biochar, the high carbon material produced from the slow pyrolysis of biomass, is a kind of new green biofuel. Biochar-amendment to the soil can increase the required dose of…mehr

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Plant-parasitic nematodes (PPNs) are amongst the most destructive group of plant pest worldwide and are extremely challenging to control. PPNs are a threat to several agricultural crops and cause great yield loss threatening food security. Losses due to nematode damage average 13.5 for crops, equivalent to an annual monetary loss of US$358.24 billion. In addition, considerable damage to crop is caused by nematodes. Biochar, the high carbon material produced from the slow pyrolysis of biomass, is a kind of new green biofuel. Biochar-amendment to the soil can increase the required dose of dichloropropene to efficiently control PPNs.Biochar application increased sources of nutrients for microbes and then maintained the population of PPNs below economic injury level (EIL) through competition and antagonism between microbes and PPNs. This book also advocates the need to work on the various organic amendment with other management practices for providing effective, eco-friendly, economically, environmentally adaptable as well as sustainable management practice.
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Oficial de agricultura de la Autoridad de Desarrollo de la Cuenca del Chad, Maiduguri (Nigeria). Obtuvo su título (Msc.) de Protección de Cultivos en 2020 en la Universidad de Maiduguri, Maiduguri (Nigeria). Sus investigaciones hacen hincapié en la utilización de los recursos naturales disponibles que son económicamente viables e inocuos para el medio ambiente y en el control sostenible de los parásitos de las plantas