Titlebook: Botrytis – the Fungus, the Pathogen and its Management in Agricultural Systems; Sabine Fillinger,Yigal Elad Book 2016 Springer Internation

nugatory

Biological Control and Biopesticide Suppression of ,-Incited Diseases,ds, against .-incited diseases. This chapter presents significant examples of such commercially available products and reviews our increasing comprehension of mechanisms implicated in biological control, including recent breakthroughs on complex interactions between the biocontrol agent, the host pl

元音

Cumulus

Control Strategies for Postharvest Grey Mould on Fruit Crops,lower bulbs. The infection can occur in the field, remain quiescent during the season, and develop after harvest. The pathogen is capable of infecting plant tissues through surface injuries inflicted during harvesting and subsequent handling and develop to mold during storage at 0 °C and above. The

親屬

Infection Process and Fungal Virulence Factors,till missing, it is possible now to generate a higher resolution image of the molecular patterns that regulate pathogenic development of this broad host range necrotroph. Several decades of molecular research, including the complete genome sequencing and analyses of two . strains, have culminated in