Abstract

Rice Blast, caused by the fungus Magnaporthe oryzae, poses a significant and persistent threat to global food security. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the disease, encompassing its symptoms, life cycle, and the various factors influencing its prevalence. We explore effective strategies for managing and preventing Rice Blast, ranging from the deployment of resistant rice varieties to the integration of cultural practices and biological control agents. Emphasizing the importance of international collaboration, this abstract highlights the urgent need to address the complexities of Rice Blast to ensure the resilience and sustainability of rice production on a global scale.