Five-Year Trial Finds Netting, Not Sprays, Best Shields Tomatoes From Cucumber Mosaic Virus
A five-year Nepali field trial found that commercially available biorational sprays failed to consistently control cucumber mosaic virus in tomato, ...
A five-year Nepali field trial found that commercially available biorational sprays failed to consistently control cucumber mosaic virus in tomato, ...
Researchers used a temperature-tolerant LbCas12a genome editing system to restore the reading frame of a loss-of-function SlGLK2 allele in tomato, ...
Researchers in the Philippines have used 16S rRNA sequencing and greenhouse pathogenicity tests to confirm Ralstonia solanacearum as the cause ...
A plant-beneficial fungus converts root-supplied sucrose into hexose sugars that enrich hormone-producing bacteria, promoting tomato root growth even in phosphorus-rich ...
Researchers at Hainan University combined transcriptomics, network analysis, and machine learning to show how Bacillus safensis strain H23 primes tomato ...
A global meta-analysis of 49 studies across 19 countries finds that plant growth-promoting bacteria significantly boost tomato growth, antioxidant defense, ...
A pan-genomic analysis of 76 tomato accessions reveals that immune receptor genes are dominated by shell lineages shaped by tandem ...
Researchers have catalogued 107 candidate microRNA-encoded peptides in tomato, revealing a distinctive positively charged biochemical signature and conservation patterns tied ...
Scientists in the UAE isolated five drought-hardy Bacillus strains from hypersaline sabkha soils and showed they boost tomato growth, water ...
A field study in Plant and Soil shows that catch-cropping arrow pea or hairy vetch during fallow significantly improves soil ...
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