Xuewen Xie

1 Introduction The cultivation of vegetables in greenhouse structures is becoming increasingly common as a crop production system.[1] However, the environmental conditions inside a greenhouse favor the development of microbial diseases.[2] Compared with plant diseases that occur in open fields, the spread of pathogens in greenhouses is faster, and the patterns are unclear due to the semiclosed environment, leading to increasingly severe vegetable diseases.

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