Inter-root microecology achieve suppression of plant nematode disease through the interaction between rhizosphere microorganisms. Nematodes in soil are subject to infections by bacteria and fungi. Predatory microorganisms are mainly fungi, while parasitic microorganisms can contact the epidermis of root knot nematodes through spores or enter directly into the root knot nematodes. This creates the possibility of using soil bacteria to control nematodes. An effective natural enemy of nematodes is nematophagous bacteria ubiquitous with wide host ranges. These organisms have been isolated from the soil, plant tissues, cysts, and eggs of nematodes.
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Fig.1 The impacts of rhizosphere microorganisms on plant performance.
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