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Plant-parasitic nematodes represent a persistent soil-borne risk in tomato production, affecting root function, nutrient efficiency, and yield stability. Effective management relies on integrated, risk-based decision-making rather than single-point interventions.

Technical focus: Seed treatment as an early-stage risk management measure within integrated crop protection strategies.

A management-focused overview of major corn diseases, outlining risk factors, development conditions, symptom characteristics, and integrated decision-making principles for large-scale commercial production systems.

Slugs and snails represent a recurring risk in large-scale agricultural and commercial crop production systems worldwide, particularly in operations where early plant establishment and yield stability are critical.

Gray mold, commonly known as gray rot, white spot, or flower blight, is caused by infection with Botrytis cinerea. It is one of the most important fungal diseases in grapes and ranks as the second most significant fungal disease globally among the top ten fungal pathogens.