Allelopathic metabolite accumulation and microbial dysbiosis underlying continuous cropping disorder in the Panax ginseng rhizosphere

Key Points

• Microbial dysbiosis disrupts the rhizosphere ecosystem, impacting plant health and growth.
• Key findings show that allelopathic metabolites increase with continuous cropping in ginseng cultivation, correlating with microbial imbalance.
• Observational analysis focused on the rhizosphere of Panax ginseng, highlighting the role of soil microorganisms in plant diseases.
• Understanding this relationship calls for strategies to manage continuous cropping effects in agriculture.