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Metarhizium – fungal friends with benefits

For plants, soil fungi of the genus Metarhizium are the perfect friends with benefits. While these fungi have long been known to be loyal friends to plants by infecting a...

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Natural enemies as allies to humans for safe and responsible agriculture.

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Controlling sclerotinia
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Sclerotinia, also known as “white mold” is a serious disease that affects a great number of crops (most broadleaf crops are susceptible to it). It is mainly the sc...

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Optimizing phosphorus intake, a review of knowledge

Phosphorus is an essential element involved in many mechanisms within a plant: cell multiplication, cell respiration, energy transfer and photosynthesis. It takes part...

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Control of Botrytis cinerea, a foliar fungal disease...

Grey mold caused by the fungal pathogen Botrytis cinerea is a disease that affects many crops. While now well documented, its management is challenging due to host divers...

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Biological Nitrogen Fixation: the importance of legumes...

Agricultural and farming activities involve several complex interactions between the ecosystem (including abiotic and biotic factors) and the type and level of intensity ...

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How manage invasive buckthorn in urban and rural forest...

Plants, animals, insects, pathogens... Invasive species are a global issue and cause negative impacts to the environment, economy, and/or society. In North America, ther...

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Understanding microbial biofungicides and how to use th...

Microbial biofungicide use continues to gain acceptance and momentum in horticultural and agricultural production. To growers new to microbial biofungicides, the learnin...

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Legume and rhizobium: the perfect match

While the production of nitrogenous fertilizers has significant environmental impacts, rhizobia are a precious tool. These bacteria, which live in symbiosis on the roots ...

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Organic Matter: when and how to feed your fields’ soi...

Organic matter provision, even though essential, often poses a conundrum for farmers. Here are four tips for assessing your soil's organic matter needs. "The notion of...

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Cultivate with nematodes or against them?

In agriculture, nematodes are often considered as "enemies" (i.e., like pests responsible for crop damage), yet the most abundant species of soil nematodes have no parasi...

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7 questions to ask yourself before buying plant microor...

Plants are naturally colonized by billions of microorganisms. The study of microbial communities associated with plants has enabled us to highlight many microorganisms of...

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