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Introductory Plant Pathology (PDF 49P)
This note covers the following topics: the living entities that cause diseases in plants, the mechanisms by which the disease causing agents produce diseases, the non-living entities and the environmental conditions that cause disorders in plants, the interactions between the disease causing agents and host plant in relation to overall environment, the method of preventing or management the diseases and reducing the losses/damages caused by diseases.
Author(s): Dr. D.V. Singh
49 Pages 
An Introduction to Plant Pathology and Plant disease Management
This PDF covers the following topics related to Plant Pathology : Introduction, The Disease Triangle, Disease Diagnosis, Disease Development, Plant Disease Control, Chemical Controls, Integrated Methods, etc.
Author(s): Gary D. Franc, Associate Professor, Department of Plant Science
29 Pages
This note lists plant host, disease common name, scientific name, and disease type for pests included in this Web site. Click on the common name to link to more information about the disease.
Author(s): University of California
NA Pages
Plant Pathology bynbsp; Christian Joseph R. Cumagun
Plant pathology is an applied science that deals with the nature, causes and control of plant diseases in agriculture and forestry. The vital role of plant pathology in attaining food security and food safety for the world cannot be overemphasized.
Author(s): Christian Joseph R. Cumagun
374 Pages
Laboratory outlines in plant pathology
This book covers the following topics in plant pathology: Necrotic diseases caused by bacteria and fungi, hypoplastic diseases caused by fungi and phanerogams, metaplastic diseases caused by slime-molds, bacteria, fungi and phanerogams.
Author(s): Herbert Hice Whetzel
220 Pages