Optimizing organic fertilizer strategies suppress Fusarium graminearum colonization by reshaping microbial community in soil Raw sequence reads

(1) assess the impacts of four different organic fertilizer application rates on soil productivity, fertility, and the microbial community; (2) comprehensively monitor the dynamics of Fusarium graminearum colonization efficiency and microbial stability across treatments; and (3) verify the effects of the inoculation of core taxa on the growth of Fusarium graminearum and the stability of the native soil microbial community.Our findings provide mechanistic insight into the optimization of organic fertilizer strategies for the green control of soil-borne diseases and promotion of soil health.