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R. K. Gangwar
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C. K. Borad
Plant diseases can reduce human food availability. Modern plant disease management faces problems due to climate change, fungicide resistance, pesticide residues and biodiversity loss. This review discusses problems and challenges in plant disease management and future research needs for effective management. Plant disease forecasting models can be used to predict plant diseases ahead of time. Protected cultivation combats climate change. It is necessary to find more evidence that plant pathogen diversity has a dilution effect on disease incidence. Deep learning-based disease diagnosis will help detect diseases faster. More hybrid fungicides should be developed to minimize fungicidal resistance problems. Among the molecular methods of plant disease management, RNA interference-mediated gene silencing and genome editing with CRISPR is more promising in plant disease management.
Senthilraja, N., Gangwar, R. K., & Borad, C. K. (2024). Challenges and opportunities in plant disease management: A brief review. Madras Agricultural Journal, 10(0000J01). https://doi.org/10.29321/MAJ.10.0000J01
Senthilraja, N.; Gangwar, R. K.; Borad, C. K. Challenges and Opportunities in Plant Disease Management: A Brief Review. Madras Agric. J. 2024, 10(0000J01). https://doi.org/10.29321/MAJ.10.0000J01
Senthilraja N, Gangwar RK, Borad CK. Challenges and opportunities in plant disease management: A brief review. Madras Agric J. 2024;10(0000J01). doi:10.29321/MAJ.10.0000J01
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