ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Effects of maturity stage and mancozeb on phyllosphere microbial communities and the plant health potential of silage maize.
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Abstract
Mancozeb is often used to supplement the nutritional requirements of maize for elements such as manganese and zinc, as well as for the control of diseases such as large blotches and stripe blotches. The objective of this study was to assess the effects of different concentrations of mancozeb on phyllosphere microbial diversity and plant health in silage maize. The experimental treatments comprised three maturity stages (big trumpet, milk, and dough) and four mancozeb concentrations (control: CK, equal amounts of distilled water; low concentration, 1500-fold dilution; medium concentration, 1000-fold dilution; and high concentration, 500-fold dilution). The fresh matter yield of silage maize increased by 36.6% and 9.07% in the low and high treatments than in the CK, respectively. Compared with the CK, the application of mancozeb slightly improved the photosynthetic properties of the silage maize. Specifically, compared with CK, the net photosynthetic rate, transpiration rate, and intercellular CO
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