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Biotic interactions in plant-pathogen associations / edited for the British Society for Plant Pathology by M.J. Jeger and N.J. Spence.

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This book contains 17 chapters covering topics on the interactions between the causal pathogens, other biotic components associated with crops and the physical (abiotic) environment. The positive and negative effects of these interactions, and plant virus transmission specifically from an epidemiolo...

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Online Access: Full Text (via ProQuest)
Corporate Author: British Society for Plant Pathology
Other Authors: Jeger, Michael J., Spence, N. J. (Nicola J.)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Wallingford, Oxon ; New York, NY : CABI Pub., ©2001.
Subjects:
Plant-pathogen relationships.
Biotic communities.
Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • TOC36;Contents
  • Contributors
  • Preface
  • CH36;146; Biotic Interactions and Plant8211;Pathogen Associations
  • CH36;246; Virus8211;Vector Interactions in Plant Virus DiseaseTransmission and Epidemiology
  • CH36;346; Functional Consequences and Maintenance of Vegetative Incompatibility in Fungal Populations
  • CH36;446; Fungal Endophytes and Nematodes of Agricultural and Amenity Grasses
  • CH36;546; Feeding on Plant45;pathogenic Fungi by Invertebrates58; Comparison with Saprotrophic and Mycorrhizal Systems
  • CH36;646; Plant Interactions with Endophytic Bacteria
  • CH36;746; Are Chitinolytic Rhizosphere Bacteria Really Beneficial to Plants63;
  • CH36;846; Diversity and Interactions Among Strains of Fusarium oxysporum58; Application to Biological Control
  • CH36;946; The Use of Avirulent Mutants of Ralstonia solanacearum to Control Bacterial Wilt Disease
  • CH36;1046; Cross45;protection58; Interactions Between Strains Exploited to Control Plant Virus Diseases
  • CH36;1146; Plant Pathogen8211;Herbivore Interactions and Their Effects on Weeds
  • CH36;1246; The Role of Hyperparasites in Host Plant8211;Parasitic Fungi Relationships
  • CH36;1346; Mutualism and Antagonism58; Ecological Interactions Among Bark Beetles44; Mites and Fungi
  • CH36;1446; The Implications for Plant Health of Nematode8211;Fungal Interactions in the Root Zone
  • CH36;1546; Interactions of Plants44; Soil Pathogens and Their Antagonists in Natural Ecosystems
  • CH36;1646; Development of Methods and Models and Their Application to Disease Problems in the Perennial Citrus Crop System
  • CH36;1746; Observation and Theory of Whitefly45;borne Virus Disease Epidemics
  • IDX36;Index
  • Last Page.

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