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Soil-borne diseases are plant diseases caused by pathogens that live and multiply in soil. These pathogens can infect plants through their roots, leading to various symptoms such as wilting, stunting, and yellowing of leaves. Good soil management practices, such as crop rotation and using disease-resistant varieties, can help manage soil-borne diseases.
Examples of water-borne diseases include cholera, typhoid fever, giardiasis, and cryptosporidiosis. These diseases are typically caused by ingesting water contaminated with pathogenic microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, or parasites, leading to symptoms ranging from gastrointestinal distress to severe illness. Proper sanitation and access to clean drinking water are essential for preventing the spread of water-borne diseases.
Air borne diseases. These crop diseases are transmitted by the air, e.g., 'rust of wheat' , "blast of rice" , etc. Air-borne diseases attack all aerial parts of the plants, e.g., leaf, flower, and fruits. Water borne diseases. Pathogens of these crop diseases are transmitted by the water, e.g., "bacterial blight of rice".
Nah, they aint the same. water related diseases could mean 'water-borne diseases' and/or 'water-based diseases' at the same time.Water-borne diseases refers to the diseases that are transmitted by water.E.g.: typhoid fever. i.e. without water, it is impossible for the pathogen responsible for the disease to spread and be transmitted. It may not necessarily be water based.Water-based diseases; E.g: Schistosomiasis. refers to the diseases that contain and/or are dissolved in water within their life-cycle. they don't need water to be transmitted.Waterborne pathogens are transmitted by the fecal-oral route and water-based pathogens spend all or parts of their life in the water.Source: Environmentally Transmitted Pathogens;Charles P. Gerba
It is best to rotate such crops of potatoes and brassica's each season to avoid soil borne diseases such as potato blight and club root
Stephen Denis Garrett has written: 'Soil-borne fungi and the control of root disease' -- subject(s): Pathogenic fungi, Roots (Botany), Soil microbiology, Diseases and pests
Water borne infections
Here are some air-borne diseases:the common coldinfluenzapneumoniatuberculosislegiollenosis
If you mean Malaria, there is no cure.
The viral water-borne diseases cannot be treated by the antibiotics while the bacterial water-borne diseases can be treated by the antibiotics.
Mosquito born diseases are very common in India.
Different blood borne diseases have different incubation periods.