Abstract

This study investigates the influence of decomposers and root feeders on plant protection in Sinapis Alba, commonly known as white mustard. Decomposers, including bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms, play essential roles in nutrient recycling and soil health maintenance, while root feeders, such as nematodes and soil-dwelling insects, can adversely affect plant growth and development by feeding on root tissues. Through field surveys and laboratory experiments, we examine the interactions between decomposers, root feeders, and Sinapis Alba, focusing on their effects on plant health, pest resistance, and overall ecosystem functioning. Our findings highlight the complex interplay between these soil organisms and their impact on plant protection in agricultural and natural ecosystems. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for developing sustainable management strategies to enhance plant resilience and productivity while minimizing reliance on chemical pesticides.