Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(9), С. 3798 - 3798
Опубликована: Апрель 23, 2025
Climate
change
will
create
significant
challenges
to
agriculture.
The
effects
on
livestock
productivity
and
crop
production
are
highly
dependent
weather
conditions
with
consequences
for
food
security.
If
agriculture
is
remain
a
viable
industry
maintain
future
security,
the
adaptations
ideal
timeframes
their
implementation
mitigate
against
climate
impacts
be
essential
knowledge.
This
study
aims
show
how
farms
affected
need
adapt
change,
based
holistic
examination
of
entire
farming
process.
A
modified
Bayesian
belief
network
(BBN)
was
used
investigate
livestock,
crops,
soil,
water
use,
disease,
pesticide
use
through
48
indicators
(comprising
climate,
agricultural,
environmental).
seasonal
impact
all
aspects
investigated
three
different
forcing
scenarios
(RCPs
2.6,
4.5,
8.5)
four
(2030,
2050,
2080,
2099).
results
suggest
that
heat
stress
disease
in
both
crops
require
(e.g.,
shelter
infrastructure
being
built,
new
or
cultivators
grown).
Pest
intensity
expected
rise,
leading
increased
greater
damage
livestock.
Higher
temperatures
likely
cause
drought
irrigation
needs,
while
increasing
rain
might
lead
winter
flooding.
Soil
quality
maintenance
rely
increasingly
fertilisers,
decreases
if
unsustainable.
Crop
yield
can
cope
changing
successful
market
access;
failure
do
so
could
substantial
decrease,
Impacts
more
from
2080
onwards,
severity
season.
Plants,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12(14), С. 2736 - 2736
Опубликована: Июль 23, 2023
The
phytomicrobiome
plays
a
crucial
role
in
soil
and
ecosystem
health,
encompassing
both
beneficial
members
providing
critical
goods
services
pathogens
threatening
food
safety
security.
potential
benefits
of
harnessing
the
power
for
plant
disease
suppression
management
are
indisputable
interest
agriculture
but
also
forestry
landscaping.
Indeed,
diseases
can
be
mitigated
by
situ
manipulations
resident
microorganisms
through
agronomic
practices
(such
as
minimum
tillage,
crop
rotation,
cover
cropping,
organic
mulching,
etc.)
well
applying
microbial
inoculants.
However,
numerous
challenges,
such
lack
standardized
methods
microbiome
analysis
difficulty
translating
research
findings
into
practical
applications
at
stake.
Moreover,
climate
change
is
affecting
distribution,
abundance,
virulence
many
pathogens,
while
altering
functioning,
further
compounding
strategies.
Here,
we
will
first
review
literature
demonstrating
how
agricultural
have
been
found
effective
promoting
health
enhancing
suppressiveness
mitigation
shift
phytomicrobiome.
Challenges
barriers
to
identification
use
then
discussed
before
focusing
on
impacts
functioning
outcome.
Crop and Environment,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
3(3), С. 159 - 170
Опубликована: Май 31, 2024
Crop
production
stands
as
a
pivotal
pillar
of
global
food
security,
but
its
sustainability
faces
complex
challenges
from
plant
diseases,
which
pose
substantial
threat
to
agricultural
productivity.
Climate
change
significantly
alters
the
dynamics
pathogens,
primarily
through
changes
in
temperature,
humidity,
and
precipitation
patterns,
can
enhance
virulence
spread
various
diseases.
Indeed,
increased
frequency
extreme
weather
events,
is
direct
consequence
climate
change,
creates
favorable
conditions
for
outbreaks
As
temperatures
rise,
geographic
range
many
pathogens
expanding,
exposing
new
regions
species
diseases
previously
limited
warmer
climates.
not
only
affects
prevalence
severity
also
influences
effectiveness
disease
management
strategies,
necessitating
adaptive
approaches
practices.
This
review
presents
thorough
examination
relationship
between
carefully
provides
an
analysis
interplay
climatic
shifts
dynamics.
In
addition
insights
into
development
effective
strategies
countering
adverse
impacts
on
these
hold
significant
promise
bolstering
crop
resilience
against
mounting
environmental
challenges.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
31(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
Understanding
the
intricate
interplay
between
plant
and
soil
microbiomes
their
effects
on
growth
productivity
is
vital
in
a
rapidly
changing
climate.
This
review
explores
interconnected
impacts
of
climate
change
plant-soil
profound
agricultural
productivity.
The
ongoing
rise
global
temperatures,
shifting
precipitation
patterns
extreme
weather
events
significantly
affect
composition
function
microbial
communities
rhizosphere.
Changes
diversity
activity
due
to
rising
temperatures
impact
nutrient
cycling,
enzyme
synthesis,
health
pest
disease
management.
These
changes
also
influence
dynamics
microbe
capability
promote
health.
As
changes,
plants'
adaptive
capacity
partners
become
increasingly
crucial
for
sustaining
agriculture.
Mitigating
adverse
requires
comprehensive
understanding
mechanisms
driving
these
processes.
It
highlights
various
strategies
mitigating
adapting
environmental
challenges,
including
management,
stress-tolerant
crops,
cover
cropping,
sustainable
land
water
crop
rotation,
organic
amendments
development
climate-resilient
varieties.
emphasises
need
further
exploration
within
broader
context
change.
Promising
mitigation
strategies,
precision
agriculture
targeted
microbiome
modifications,
offer
valuable
pathways
future
research
practical
implementation
food
security
Summary
Increasing
atmospheric
CO
2
levels
have
a
variety
of
effects
that
can
influence
plant
responses
to
microbial
pathogens.
However,
these
are
varied,
and
it
is
challenging
predict
how
elevated
(
e
)
will
affect
particular
plant–pathogen
interaction.
We
investigated
may
disease
development
diverse
pathogens
in
the
major
oilseed
crop,
soybean.
Soybean
plants
grown
ambient
,
419
parts
per
million
(ppm))
or
(550
ppm)
were
challenged
with
bacterial,
viral,
fungal,
oomycete
Disease
severity,
pathogen
growth,
gene
expression,
molecular
defense
quantified.
In
less
susceptible
Pseudomonas
syringae
pv.
glycinea
Psg
but
more
bean
pod
mottle
virus,
soybean
mosaic
Fusarium
virguliforme
.
Susceptibility
Pythium
sylvaticum
was
unchanged,
although
greater
loss
biomass
occurred
Reduced
susceptibility
associated
enhanced
responses.
Increased
viruses
reduced
expression
antiviral
defenses.
This
work
provides
foundation
for
understanding
future
impact
challenges
demonstrates
microbes
infecting
both
shoots
roots
potential
concern
climatic
conditions.
Land Degradation and Development,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 9, 2025
ABSTRACT
Climate
change
significantly
impacts
terrestrial
ecosystems
by
altering
soil
moisture,
temperature
regimes,
rainfall
patterns,
and
frequency
of
extreme
weather
events.
These
disruptions
lead
to
shifts
in
community
structures,
accelerates
land
degradation
processes,
which
turn
exacerbate
the
global
food
crisis.
This
review
explores
roles
earthworms
fungi
improving
health
mitigating
insecurity
through
their
contributions
nutrient
cycling,
fertility,
plant
growth.
Earthworms
recognized
as
key
biological
agents
structures
enhancement,
carbon
sequestration.
They
play
crucial
heavy
metal
remediation,
quality,
fostering
sustainable
agricultural
practices
such
organic
farming.
The
emphasizes
influence
on
dynamics,
particularly
response
residues
management,
characteristics,
field
conditions.
Earthworm
activity
positively
affects
microbial
communities,
growth,
even
under
stress
factors
like
contamination
extremes.
Review
identifies
research
gaps
understanding
earthworm
distribution,
performance,
capacity
for
remediation
varied
agro‐ecological
contexts.
In
addition
biotic
factors,
present
also
examines
alternative
habits
superfoods
strategies
address
zero
hunger,
aligning
with
United
Nations
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
poverty
eradication,
improved
health,
overall
well‐being.
By
incorporating
into
systems
addressing
critical
needs,
there
is
significant
potential
mitigate
contribute
alleviation
crises.
Abstract
Crop
disease
detection
is
important
due
to
its
significant
impact
on
agricultural
productivity
and
global
food
security.
Traditional
methods
often
rely
labour‐intensive
field
surveys
manual
inspection,
which
are
time‐consuming
prone
human
error.
In
recent
years,
the
advent
of
imaging
technologies
coupled
with
machine
learning
(ML)
algorithms
has
offered
a
promising
solution
this
problem,
enabling
rapid
accurate
identification
crop
diseases.
Previous
studies
have
demonstrated
potential
image‐based
techniques
in
detecting
various
diseases,
showcasing
their
ability
capture
subtle
visual
cues
indicative
pathogen
infection
or
physiological
stress.
However,
rapidly
evolving,
advancements
sensor
technology,
data
analytics
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
continually
expanding
capabilities
these
systems.
This
review
paper
consolidates
existing
literature
using
ML,
providing
comprehensive
overview
cutting‐edge
methodologies.
Synthesizing
findings
from
diverse
offers
insights
into
effectiveness
different
platforms,
contextual
integration
applicability
ML
across
types
environmental
conditions.
The
importance
lies
bridge
gap
between
research
practice,
offering
valuable
guidance
researchers
practitioners.
Plants,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(3), С. 376 - 376
Опубликована: Янв. 26, 2025
Orange
trees
(Citrus
×
sinensis
(L.)
Osbeck)
are
the
third-most
cultivated
citrus
fruit
species
in
Chile.
In
recent
years,
several
three
orange
orchards
of
‘Lane
late’
and
‘Fukumoto’
cultivars
grafted
on
‘Robidoux’
trifoliate
(Poncirus
trifoliata
Raf.)
have
shown
chlorosis,
canopy
reduction,
wilting,
root
necrosis,
defoliation,
plant
death
symptoms.
This
study
aims
to
characterize
morphological
symptoms
observed
diseased
central
Chile
identify
fungal
pathogens
that
involved.
Isolation
characterization
were
conducted
by
using
different
culture
media.
A
total
53
isolates
obtained,
morphologically
characterized
12
selected
for
molecular
identification.
The
identified
ITS,
TEF-1α,
RPB2
regions.
Two
Fusarium
complexes
identified,
Neocosmospora
(Fusarium)
solani
(FSSC)
F.
oxysporum
(FOSC),
based
>99%
identity.
Pathogenicity
tests
young
seedlings
under
greenhouse
conditions.
Results
indicated
two
months
post
inoculation,
displayed
rot
such
as
vascular
discoloration,
wilting.
FSSC
FOSC
re-isolated
from
necrotic
seedling
roots
through
a
combination
traits
techniques.
is
first
detailed
report
this
disease,
attributed
FOSC,
These
diagnostic
results
represent
step
developing
adequate
phytosanitary
programs
managing
disease.