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UAV multispectral imaging detects Ganoderma-affected oil palm with over 90% accuracy.
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e1“early detection technologies (UAV multispectral imaging with >90% accuracy)”
t0“Indonesian Oil Palm Sustainability”
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Loso Judijanto Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) 2026. doi:10.5281/zenodo.18756385
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- Observation Basal stem rot incidence in oil palm is increasing across all plantation ages and soil types.
- Observation Projected Ganoderma infection rates in Sumatra reach 100% under climate change scenarios by 2100.
- Observation Economic losses from Ganoderma disease are estimated at USD 500 million per year.
- Association Infected oil palms show a 43% yield reduction within six months.
- Association Clean clearing with one-year fallowing reduces Ganoderma incidence to 3-6%.
- Association Biological control agents of the Trichoderma spp. group achieve 83-89% suppression of Ganoderma disease.
- Observation No single control method gives complete protection against Ganoderma in oil palm.
- Recommendation Integrated disease management is the most promising pathway against Ganoderma in oil palm.
- Observation Critical gaps are the absence of completely resistant varieties, limited smallholder access to technology and inadequate national biosecurity frameworks.
- Recommendation A national Ganoderma biosecurity program should be established.
- Recommendation Dedicated research funding, mandatory ISPO certification integration and technology democratization mechanisms should be adopted.