ITS profiling of the tomato soil under long-term application of MCCC 1A00493

The findings from this project are relevant to agricultural sustainability and the development of novel biocontrol strategies. By revealing the complex interactions between a biocontrol agent, the native soil microbiome, and plant pathogens, this research contributes to the fundamental understanding of microbial ecology in the soil. The data serves as a valuable resource for identifying key microbial taxa and functional genes associated with disease suppression, potentially leading to the design of more effective microbial consortia for managing soil-borne diseases and reducing reliance on chemical pesticides.