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June 30, 2026Agricultural Information ResearchOpen Access

Effects of Drainage Measures on Sweet Potato Foot Rot Disease and the Evaluation of Risk of Disease Occurrence Due to Waterlogging

Takeo Shima Syouki Ochiai Yuki Ohdaria Kobayashi Takanori Ishii Tooru Kobayashi Erika Kamada Kirara Saitou

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Key Points

This research aims to quantify the effects of drainage measures on the occurrence of sweet potato foot rot disease due to waterlogging.
Created contaminated plots to study foot rot disease in sweet potatoes
Implemented surface and subsurface drainage measures
Analyzed the relationship between drainage effectiveness and disease risk using Monte Carlo simulation.
Surface drainage significantly reduced waterlogging during rainfall, decreasing the number of infected plants
Identified a high risk of disease occurrences with water depth of 3 cm and duration of 1 hour

Implication

Examines drainage measures and disease risk in sweet potatoes, suggesting improved yield outcomes.

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Shima et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a4750f45c29257aa25785f3 https://doi.org/10.3173/air.35.83

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