2012
DOI: 10.5539/sar.v1n2p235
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A Review of Indicators of Healthy Agricultural Soils with Pea Footrot Disease Suppression Potentials

Abstract: The quality of a soil is often viewed in relation to its ability to suppress plant disease and enhance agricultural productivity.

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“…Many important microbial processes can be infl uenced by minerals, including energy generation, nutrient acquisition, cell adhesion, and biofi lm formation (Hochella 2002 ;Brown et al 2008 ). In doing so, SOM largely determines the physical, chemical, and biological qualities of a soil (Stevenson 1994 ;Etebu and Osborn 2012 ). Soil organic matter (SOM) plays very signifi cant roles in soil.…”
Section: Graham Ph (1992) Stress Tolerance In Rhizobium Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many important microbial processes can be infl uenced by minerals, including energy generation, nutrient acquisition, cell adhesion, and biofi lm formation (Hochella 2002 ;Brown et al 2008 ). In doing so, SOM largely determines the physical, chemical, and biological qualities of a soil (Stevenson 1994 ;Etebu and Osborn 2012 ). Soil organic matter (SOM) plays very signifi cant roles in soil.…”
Section: Graham Ph (1992) Stress Tolerance In Rhizobium Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The adsorption processes, mineral dissolution of acid functional groups, and the cation exchange capacity depend on the pH. The pH affects the microbial diversity and activity, which in turn, significantly affects the decay rates of plant residues, affecting the content of organic matter in the soil [29]. The pH is an indicator of an abnormal situation in soils, when it reaches boundary values.…”
Section: Descriptive Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Temperature, moisture, light and pH are known to be the most important environmental factors which influence the infection of plants (Tarr, 1989). Environmental factors modify the transmission of disease pathogen and their effect on host plant by modulating the action of the soil microbial community, and in the process renders a soil disease suppressive or conducive (Etebu and Osborn, 2012;Maude, 1996).…”
Section: Some Seed-borne Diseases Pathogens and Their Effectsmentioning
confidence: 99%