From: Evidence based disease control methods in potato production: a systematic map protocol
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Bibliographic information | Unique reference ID, Reference type, Year of publication, Authors, Title, Journal, Volume, Page number, URL, or DOI |
Location(s) of study | Country (and region when relevant) |
Disease(s) | Common name of the disease(s) |
Pathogen type(s) | Fungi, bacteria, viruses, viroids, virus-like organisms, phytoplasmas, protozoa, oomycetes, nematodes, or parasitic plants |
Disease-causing organism(s) | Scientific names of organisms causing the diseases |
Study type(s) | i) Any type of experimental study designs used in field or pots with soil that can be statistically evaluated: before and after studies (BA), before and after control impact studies (BACI), randomized control trials (RCT) randomized split block trials (RSBT) and exposure versus no exposures/control impact (CI) ii) Studies reporting a Disease Support System iii) Studies reporting disease diagnosis method(s) |
Management(s) | Any type of disease control intervention or management: application of any type of pesticide or biological control agent, any type of seed management, cultivar resistance, or cultivar mixtures, etc. If a management agricultural practice was evaluated to disease control, then it was also included: any type of agricultural practices such as crop rotation, intercrop systems, any type of soil management, fertilization, plant density, time of sowing, and harvest techniques |
Diseased part(s): | Tuber, roots, leaf, stem, flower |
Plant stage(s) | Seed potato, plantlet, adult, mature, or post-harvest |
Outcome(s) | Any effect of disease control measured: yield, crop quality, plant health, disease incidence, disease severity |
GMO | Yes or No, if yes: specify which type of trait the included cultivar(s) have been given |
Decision support system(s) | Characteristics of DSS used for assisting farmers in decision-making for disease control |
Diagnostic tool(s) | Type of diagnostic tool including, but not limited to the ocular, immunological, or molecular method for identification of potato disease |