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|a Nematode-Suppressive Potential of Digestates to Meloidogyne incognita and Heterodera schachtii
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|a Management of plant-parasitic nematodes uses host plant resistance, crop rotation, cultural methods, and nematicide applications. Host plant resistance is tedious to develop, and crop rotation and cultural methods are challenging to use. Environmental and human health concerns render sole reliance on chemical nematode suppression nonsustainable. Previously, digestate from anaerobically fermented maize silage suppressed Heterodera schachtii in Beta vulgaris crops. Here, seven digestates were investigated for nematode suppressive potential: liquid dairy manure digestate (LDMD), liquid dairy manure digestate with ammonia removed (LDMDA-), food waste digestate (FWD), liquid food waste digestate with ammonia removed (LFWDA-), liquid food waste digestate (LFWD), food waste hydrolysate from the Renewable Energy Anaerobic Digester (HREAD), and food waste hydrolysate from the South Area Transfer Station in Sacramento (HSATS). In a red radish (Raphanus sativus) bioassay with H. schachtii, digestates were amended at rates of 0.02, 0.11, 0.57, and 2.86 ml per 100 cm3 of soil. At a rate of 2.86 ml, all amendments except LDMDA- and LFWDA- significantly reduced juvenile root penetration compared with the infested control. In a greenhouse watermelon (Citrullus lanatus) bioassay with Meloidogyne incognita, amendments FWD, LFWD, HREAD, and HSATS as well as LDMD (less effectively) at 2.86 and 5.76 ml per 100 cm3 of soil significantly reduced egg masses per root system compared with the nontreated, nematode-infested control. In a microplot experiment with M. incognita and red radish, in the treatment amended with LFWD at 2.37 ml per 100 cm3 of soil, marketable yields were improved by approximately 50% over the nontreated control and were comparable with those in the treatment with the nematicide Reklemel. In a second microplot experiment with M. incognita and watermelon, treatments that contained LFWD at rates of 3.55 ml per 100 cm3 of soil had transient numerical effects of initial nematode suppression that were not maintained throughout the 3-month growth period. The results of these studies demonstrated that digestates FWD and LFWD consistently expressed some nematode-suppressive capacity
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