Fundamental of Plant Pathology – ICAR eCourse PDF Book

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Fundamental of Plant Pathology – ICAR eCourse PDF Book

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Language: English
Pages: 219
Author: Dr. J. N. Sharma, Dr. G. Karthikeyan, Sh. Mohinder Singh
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Outlines of Fundamental of Plant Pathology

INTRODUCTION TO THE SCIENCE OF PHYTO PATHOLOGY: ITS IMPORTANCE, SCOPE AND CAUSES OF PLANT DISEASES

HISTORY OF PLANT PATHOLOGY (EARLY DEVELOPMENTS AND ROLE OF FUNGI IN PLANT DISEASES)

HISTORY OF PLANT PATHOLOGY (ROLE OF OTHER PLANT PATHOGENS)

GENERAL CONCEPTS AND CLASSIFICATION OF PLANT DISEASES

SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS OF PLANT DISEASES

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FUNGI AND FUNGAL-LIKE ORGANISMS CAUSING PLANT DISEASES

REPRODUCTION IN FUNGI AND FUNGAL LIKE ORGANISMS CAUSING

CLASSIFICATION OF FUNGAL PLANT PATHOGENS

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS AND REPRODUCTION OF BACTERIAL

CLASSIFICATION OF BACTERIAL PLANT PATHOGENS

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS AND CLASSIFICATION OF VIRAL

ALGAE AND FLAGELLATE PROTOZOA CAUSING PLANT DISEASES

FLOWERING PARASITIC PLANTS

NON-PARASITIC CAUSES OF PLANT DISEASES

INFECTION PROCESS

ROLE OF ENZYMES AND TOXINS IN PLANT DISEASE DEVELOPMENT

HOST PARASITE INTERACTION

VARIABILITY IN PLANT PATHOGENS

DISEASE RESISTANCE AND DEFENSE MECHANISMS IN PLANTS

DISSEMINATION OF PLANT PATHOGENS

SURVIVAL OF PLANT PATHOGENS

EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON DISEASE DEVELOPMENT

PLANT DISEASE EPIDEMIOLOGY

PLANT DISEASE FORECASTING

MEASUREMENT OF PLANT DISEASES AND YIELD LOSS

PRINCIPLES OF PLANT DISEASE MANAGEMENT

PHYSICAL AND LEGISLATIVE METHODS OF PLANT DISEASE MANAGEMENT

CULTURAL METHODS OF PLANT DISEASE MANAGEMENT

BIOLOGICAL METHODS OF PLANT DISEASE MANAGEMENT

CHEMICAL CONTROL OF PLANT DISEASES

USE OF RESISTANT VARIETIES IN PLANT DISEASE MANAGEMENT

INTEGRATED PLANT DISEASE MANAGEMENT

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