Promising antimicrobials from natural products / Mahendra Rai, Ivan Kosalec, editors.
Given novel infectious diseases such as COVID-19 and antibiotic resistance new antimicrobial discovery is an important research area. Considering that nature is a vast source of bioactive molecules with antimicrobial activity, the main aim of this book is to present a comprehensive outlook of curren...
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Table of Contents:
- Section I: General, Identity and Taxonomy
- The genus Phoma: What we know and what we need to know?
- Taxonomical evaluation of Phoma- history of classification, current status and future directions
- Section II: Diversity, Diseases and Host Range
- Phoma on medicinal and aromatic plants
- Diseases of fruits, tubers, and seeds caused by Phoma sensu lato species complex
- Overview of Phoma-like fungi on important legumes (Papilionaceous plants)
- Diseases of vegetables caused by Phoma spp
- Phoma diseases: identification, epidemiology and strategies for management
- Major plant diseases caused by Phoma sensu lato species and their integrated management strategies
- Phoma as an infectious pathogen in medical practice
- Section III: Secondary metabolites and Bioactivities
- Fruitful decade of Phoma secondary metabolites from 2011 to 2020: Chemistry, chemical diversity and biological activities
- Bioactive secondary metabolites from endophytic Phoma spp
- The genus Phoma: a review of its potential bioactivities, implications and prospects
- Bioherbicidal activity of Phoma macrostoma
- New technologies for the formulation of secondary metabolites produced by Phoma sp. for biological control of weeds
- Biological management of plant diseases by non-pathogenic Phoma spp
- Plant growth promoting Phoma spp
- Section IV:Nanotechnology and Fossil records of Phoma
- Potential role of Phoma spp. for mycogenic synthesis of Silver nanoparticles
- In situ occurrence of Phomites Fritel in the phyllosphere of ancient Siwalik forests of eastern Himalaya during the Mio-Pleistocene.