9788170350682 - basic research for crop disease management von vidhyasekaran, p. (2 Ergebnisse)
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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Genetic Engineering and Tissue Culture. 1. Genetic Engineering in Plant Disease Management-Problems and Prospects/Chitreshwar Sen and Dinesh C Khatua. 2. Genetic Engineering for Virus Disease Management/P Vidhyasekaran. 3. Tissue Culture- A Tool to Develop Disease Resistant Plants/…D S Brar and P Vidhyasekaran. 4. In Vitro Screening for Disease Resistance/P Vidhyasekaran. 5. In Vitro Manipulation for Developing Disease Resistance Plants/K K Narayana and S R Sree Ranagasamy. 6. Basic Studies in Rice Anther Culture/S T Mercy. Physiological and Molecular Plant Pathology. 7. Microbial Phytotoxins and Plant Diseases/Gary A Strobel and I Barash. 8. Basic Research on Toxins for Management of Crop Diseases/K K Janardhanan. 9. Basic Research on Physiology of Pathogenesis for Crop Disease Management/P Vidhyasekaran. 10. Basic Research on Induced Resistance for Crop Disease Management/A K Sinha. 11. Basic Research on Physiology of Disease Resistance for Crop Disease Management/P Vidhyasekaran. 12. Physiology of Disease Resistance in Rice/R Sridhar and Mandakini Nayak. Virus Disease Management. 13. Virus Inhibitors from Plants and Crop Disease Management/H N Verma and V K Baranwal. 14. Antiviral Principles for Virus Disease Management/P Narayanasamy. 15. Basic Research for the Management of Vectors of Plant Virus Diseases/S Jayaraj. 16. Basic Research on Behaviour of Insect Vectors for Developing Effective Virus Disease Management/M S Venugopal and K Gunathilagaraj. 17. Cross Protection in the Management of Virus Disease/H R Reddy. 18. Possibility of Controlling Virus Diseases/Plant Products/V Mariappan. 19. Basic Research on Management of Bacterial Diseases of Plants/J P Verma. Epidemiology and Forecasting. 20. Mathematical and Statistical Epidemiology/Mrinal K Das Gupta and Sibaji Chakraborti. 21. Basic Research on Plant Disease Forecasting/S T Tilak. 22. Basic Research on Epidemiology of Rice Diseases/M C Nair and C Gokulapalan. 23. Basic Research on Epidemiology of Pearl Millet Diseases/V N Pathak and G R Kumhar. Resistance Breeding. 24. Modern Approaches to Breeding for Disease Resistance/E A Siddiq. Biological Control. 25. Mycorrhiza-A Tool for Biocontrol/Bushan L Jalali. 26. Soil Amendment for Crop Disease Management/K Sivaprakasam. Management of Diseases of National Improvance. 27. Basic Research on Dowry Mildew of Cereals and Disease Management/H Shekara Shetty. 28. Basic Research on Management of Pearl Millet Diseases/R P Thakur. 29. Basic Studies on Fungal Diseases of Rice for Developing Effective Management Practices/S Gagopadhyay. 30. Management of Sheath Rot of Rice/R Ramabadran and R Velazhahan. Physiology of disease resistance is the most fascinating field of plant pathology. Plants have their own built in defence mechanisms against almost all microorganisms, but in a few cases the pathogen overcome the defence barrier with their offensive chemicals and cause diseases. It is a battle between microorganisms and plants, and sometimes the plants lose the battle. If the mystery of disease resistance is unraveled, scientists can engineer plants to win the battle even when the pathogens have an array of offensive chemicals. Several factors contribute to disease resistance and by identifying the links between different mechanisms, we may be able to alter host physiology to ward off the pathogens by connecting or disconnecting some of the vital links. This book critically analyses the various physiological and biochemical processes involved in the defence mechanisms of various crops such as rice, wheat, maize, sorghum, finger millet, tomato, potato, beans, cucumber, chilies, cotton, sugarcane, tobacco, apple, orange, grapevine, mango and banana against fungal, bacterial and viral diseases. It reviews all of the published works critically and suggests future course of research.
