Progress in improvement of continuous monoculture cropping problem in Panax ginseng by controlling soil-borne disease management
Wang, R.; Dong, L-Lin.; Xu, J.; Chen, J-Wen.; Li, X-Wen.; Chen, S-Lin.
Zhongguo Zhong Yao Za Zhi 41(21): 3890-3896
2016
ISSN/ISBN: 1001-5302 PMID: 28929671 Document Number: 686812
The continuous monoculture cropping problem severely has hindered the land resource of Panax ginseng cultivation and threatened the sustainable development of ginseng industry. There are comprehensive factors causing the continuous monoculture cropping problem, such as deterioration of soil physical and chemical properties, accumulation of allelochemical, increase of pesticide residue and heavy metal, imbalance of rhizospheric micro-ecosystem, and increase of soil-borne diseases. Among soil-borne disease was one of the key factors. More than 40 soil-borne diseases have been reported in the ginseng cultivation, especially, the diseases were more serious in the ginseng replanting land. Here main soil-borne diseases and their prevention way have been summarized, and we try to provide the effective improvement strategy of continuous monoculture cropping problem focusing on the disease control and offer reference for overcoming the ginseng continuous monoculture cropping problem.