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Fungal Pathogenicity
This book is specially written for researchers at various levels, for example, in forestry, agriculture, industry, university and college laboratories. It describes the fungal pathogenicity, resistance behavior of fungal biofilms and its mechanisms, different categories of fungal infection and colonization patterns with example relevant to soybean, characteristics of white rob of corncob and head smut of maize such as cycle, pathogenicity factors, control methods, the abilities of chitosan and its derivatives to elicit resistance reactions in plants and its action in the production and viability of fungal spores, and the mode of actions of single constituents of different essential oils depending on different case studies.
Author(s): Sadia Sultan
136 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
The purpose of this book is to treat the subject of disease in plants with special reference to the patient itself, and to describe the symptoms it exhibits and the course of the malady, with only such references to the agents which induce or cause disease as are necessary to an intelligent understanding of the subject, and of the kind of treatment called for.
Author(s): H. Marshall Ward
NA Pages