Stillage‐based reductive soil disinfestation with organic materials reshapes the microbiome of continuous tomato soil and suppresses Fusarium wilt

Ying Guan; Chuan You; Tianyu Sun; Chuanjiang Nong; Zaijie Wu; Yangchun Xu; Qirong Shen; Zhong Wei

doi:10.1002/ps.70727

March 13, 2026Pest Management Science

Stillage‐based reductive soil disinfestation with organic materials reshapes the microbiome of continuous tomato soil and suppresses Fusarium wilt

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Key Points

This research examines how stillage-based reductive soil disinfestation can improve soil microbiome and overcome tomato crop challenges.
Applied stillage-based RSD with organic materials like distillers' grains and manure in tomato fields.
Monitored changes in soil microbiome and plant health over time.
Compared results between treated and untreated soil.
Stillage application reshaped the soil microbiome favorably.
Reduction in tomato wilt caused by Fusarium was observed.
Enhanced nitrogen availability and beneficial microbial networks were established.

Implication

Findings demonstrate stillage-based intervention reshapes soil microbiome in tomato crops, suggesting enhanced plant health.

Abstract

Our findings demonstrate that stillage-based RSD, when co-applied with distillers' grains, sheep manure, or corn straw, effectively mitigates tomato continuous-cropping obstacle and promotes the valorization of liquor by-products by reconstructing a beneficial soil microbe-plant-nitrogen network.

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Guan et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b79e968166e15b153ac28a https://doi.org/10.1002/ps.70727

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Stillage‐based reductive soil disinfestation with organic materials reshapes the microbiome of continuous tomato soil and suppresses Fusarium wilt

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Stillage‐based reductive soil disinfestation with organic materials reshapes the microbiome of continuous tomato soil and suppresses Fusarium wilt

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

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