disease-management
Disease management in plant science encompasses the strategies and practices used to prevent, monitor, and control plant pathogens—including fungi, bacteria, viruses, and nematodes—that threaten crop health and yield. Effective disease management is critical for sustaining agricultural productivity, reducing economic losses, and minimizing reliance on chemical interventions. Research in this area drives the development of resistant cultivars, biological controls, and integrated pest management systems that support both commercial agriculture and ecosystem health.
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