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From Risk to Weapon: Composting Transforms Phytopathogen-Contaminated Vegetable Waste into a Sanitized and Disease-Suppressive Fertilizer
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• High pathogen load (104CFU/g DW) in PCVW would not inhibit the composting process. • Disease suppression by infected-waste compost matched that from healthy residues. • qPCR and culturing indicated effective FOC reduction (<300CFU/g, unculturable). • Composting proceeded effectively despite a high initial pathogen load (104CFU/g DW). • Biocontrol-enriched compost microbiomes suppress pathogens in vitro.
Keywords:
phytopathogen-contaminated vegetable wastes
carbon amendment
pathogen suppression mechanisms
microbial structure
and diversity
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