Integrated plant disease management (IPDM) is an approach that applies fundamental information about potential crop losses from diseases, pathogen biology and ecology, and concepts of disease management without exclusively relying on fungicides, pesticides, and other controls. IPDM emerged due to issues with overusing these controls like pathogen resistance development, residue problems, and environmental pollution. IPDM emphasizes sustainable agriculture and reducing pesticide use by utilizing least disruptive control options according to a pathogen's lifecycle and epidemiology.
Integrated plant disease management (IPDM) is an approach that applies fundamental information about potential crop losses from diseases, pathogen biology and ecology, and concepts of disease management without exclusively relying on fungicides, pesticides, and other controls. IPDM emerged due to issues with overusing these controls like pathogen resistance development, residue problems, and environmental pollution. IPDM emphasizes sustainable agriculture and reducing pesticide use by utilizing least disruptive control options according to a pathogen's lifecycle and epidemiology.
Integrated plant disease management (IPDM) is an approach that applies fundamental information about potential crop losses from diseases, pathogen biology and ecology, and concepts of disease management without exclusively relying on fungicides, pesticides, and other controls. IPDM emerged due to issues with overusing these controls like pathogen resistance development, residue problems, and environmental pollution. IPDM emphasizes sustainable agriculture and reducing pesticide use by utilizing least disruptive control options according to a pathogen's lifecycle and epidemiology.
harmful to humans. • A deadly epidemic disease; a pestilence. INTRODUCTION OF IPDM • Plant Pathologists embraced integrated disease management by applying fundamental information on loss potential and pathogen biology, ecology and epidemology and applying the basic concept of plant disease management. why IPDM? Exclusive use of fungicides , pesticides,nematicides, viricides resulted in : • New pathotype development • Resistance • Residues • Environmental pollution This lead to development of integrated plant disease management • It emphasize sustainable agriculture, growing public concern regarding pesticides and food safety. • IPM does not seek to eliminate the use of pesticides, but aims to utilize the least disruptive options and to reduce the use of pesticides for pest control