Mota, M. M. & Vieira, P. R. ed.
Pine Wilt Disease
A Worldwide Threat to Forest Ecosystems
Springer Netherlands 2009.9
405 pp.(H)
ISBN 1-4020-8454-4
20,600円
Contents
1.Pine wilt disease: global issues, surveys, trade and economic impact/ 2.Pine wood nematode: biology and microbial inter-relationships/ 3.PWN taxonomy and detection methods/ 4.The insect vectors: biology, ecology and interaction with PWN/ 5.Ecology and modelling/ 6.The tree: physiology, resistance and histopathology as a result of pine wilt disease/ 7.PWN and insect vector control methods. Session Summary/ Index/ *
Mahy, B. & van Regenmortel, M. ed.
Desk Encyclopedia of Plant and Fungal Virology
植物真菌とウィルス 机上百科
Academic Press 2009.9
600 pp.(H)
ISBN 0-12-375148-9
11,800円
Contents
1.General Topics/ 2.Viruses and Virus Genera/ 3. Plant Virus Diseases/ 4.Fungal Viruses/ Index/ *
Strange, R. N. & Gullino, M. L. ed.
The Role of Plant Pathology in Food Safety and Food Security
Springer-Verlag 2009.10
250 pp.(H)
ISBN 1-4020-8931-7
16,100円
Contents
1. Plant diseases and the world's dependence on rice/ 2. Development of appropriate strategies to control cassava diseases in Ghana/ 3. Biosecurity in the movement of commodities as a component of global food security/ 4. ISPP and the challenge of food security/ 5. Globalisation and the threat of biosecurity/ 6. Genetic Modification (GM) as a new tool in the resistance toolbox/ 7. The role of plant pathology and biotechnology in food security in Africa/ 8. The secondary metabolite toxin, sirodesmin PL, and its role in virulence of the blackleg fungus/ 9. Biological and chemical complexity of Fusarium proliferatum/ 10. Bioterrorism: a threat to plant biosecurity?/ 11. The revised IPPC - a new context for plant quarantine/ 12. Pest risk analysis as applied to plant pathogens/ Index/
* This book views the vulnerability of our crops in general to devastating diseases as well as specifically the disease problems of two important staples, rice and cassava. Increased travel and increased transport of plant material throughout the world pose ever more significant risks to the health of our plants. These include not only the destruction of our food crops by pathogens which may be imported accidentally or maliciously but also their contamination by fungi that produce powerful toxins (mycotoxins). How we should respond to these challenges is the subject of several papers. *
Cooke, T. et al. ed.
Diseases of Fruit Crops in Australia
CSIRO 2009.11
288 pp.(H)
ISBN 0-643-06971-2
19,000円
Contents
1. Plant diseases - an introduction/ 2. Common diseases of perennial fruit crops/ 3. Apple and pear/ 4. Avocado/ 5. Banana/ 6. Citrus/ 7. Coffee/ 8. Custard apple (atemoya)/ 9. Grape/ 10. Lychee/ 11. Macadamia/ 12. Mango/ 13. Olive/ 14. Papaya (papaw)/ 15. Passionfruit/ 16. Pineapple/ 17. Stone fruit/ 18. Strawberry/ 19. Other fruit crops/ Glossary/ Index/
* Diseases of Fruit Crops in Australia will become the new standard reference in applied plant pathology in Australia covering important diseases affecting the broad range of fruit and nut crops grown throughout Australia. It will be an essential tool for growers, horticulturists, crop consultants, research scientists, plant pathologists, quarantine officers, agribusiness representatives, pest management personnel, educators and students. *
Weintraub, P. G. & Jones, P. ed.
Phytoplasmas
Genomes, Plant Hosts and Vectors
CABI Pub. 2009.12
336 pp.(H)
ISBN 1-84593-530-6
21,000円
Contents
1. General Introduction/ 2. Molecular Aspects/ 3. Introduction to molecular aspects/ 4 .Plant-Phytoplasma Interactions/ 5. Vector control through plant lectins/ Index/
* Phytoplasmas are a worldwide issue in plant health. A range of serious diseases are caused by these bacteria in major crops around the globe. Knowledge of the importance of phytoplasmas as plant disease agents has advanced rapidly over the last decade with an increased interest in the impact of these pathogens on important field and horticultural crops as well as ornamental plants. This comprehensive volume brings together current research on phytoplasmas, covering their biology, taxonomy and genomics as well as their interactions with plant hosts and transmission by vectors. *
van Loon, L. C.
Plant Innate Immunity
(Advances in Botanical Research, Vol.51)
Academic Press 2009.10
400 pp.(H)
ISBN 0-12-374834-8
20,000円
Contents
1. PAMP-triggered basal resistance in plants/ 2. Plant pathogens as suppressors of basal resistance/ 3. Mechanisms of non-host resistance to pathogens/ 4. Systemic signalling in plant defense/ 5. Systemic acquired resistance/ 6. Rhizobacteria-induced systemic resistance/ 7. Growth-promoting actions of rhizobacteria/ 8. Interactions between non-pathogenic fungi and plants/ 9. Priming of induced plant defense responses/ 10. Transcriptional regulation of plant defense responses/ 11. The role of pathogenesis-related proteins in plant defense/ 12. The role of iron in plant-microbe interactions/ 13. Volatile compounds in plant defense signalling/ 14. Adaptive defense responses to pathogens and insects/ 15. Ecological consequences of plant defense signalling/ Index/
* Postgraduates and researchers in plant sciences, including botany, plant biochemistry, plant physiology, plant pathology, virology, entomology, and molecular biology *
Bouarab, N. et al . ed.
Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions
植物と微生物の分子的相互作用
CABI Pub. 2009.12
368 pp.(H)
ISBN 1-84593-574-8
21,000円
Contents
1. Plant RNA-silencing Immunity and Viral Counter-defence Strategies/ 2. Mitogen-activated Protein Kinase Cascades in Plant Defence responses/ 3. Molecular Mechanisms of the Radical Burst in Plant Immunity/ 4. Disease Resistance in Arabidopsis, Starring TGA2 and also Featuring NPR1/ 5. Disease Resistance Genes: Form and Function/ 6. Transcription Factor Families Involved in Plant Defence: From Discovery to Structure/ 7. Cross-talk Between Induced Plant Immune Systems/ 8. The Needle and the Damage Done: Type III Effectors and the Plant Immune Response/ 9. Virulence Determinants and the Global Regulation of Virulence in Xanthomonas Campestris/ 10. Suppression of Induced Plant Defence Responses by Fungal Pathogens/ 11. Sustainable Agriculture and the AMF Multigenomic Model: How Advances in AMF Genetics will Change Soil Management Practices/ 12. Microbial Traits Associated with Actinobacteria Interacting with Plants/ 13. Insight into Fusarium-cereal Pathogenesis/ Index/ *
Yoshioka, K. & Shinozaki, K. ed.
Signal Crosstalk in Plant Stress Responses
John Wiley & Sons 2009.8
224 pp.(H)
ISBN 0-8138-1963-6
23,300円
Contents
1.ABA in pathogen resistance (pathological point of view)/ 2.Mitogen Activated Protein Kinase (MAPK) cascade/ 3.Trascription factors in abiotic and biotic stress responses/ 4.Ca2+ mediated signals/ Ca2+ dependent protein kinases /calmodulin and calmodulin like proteins / calcineurin like proteins/ 5.Manipulation of plant hormonal crosstalk by microorganisms/ 6.Pathogen Resistance in Environmentally Sensitive Arabidopsis Mutants/ 7.Involvement of Reactive Oxygen Species/Nitric oxide in signal crosstalk/ Index/
* Signal Crosstalk in Plant Stress Responses focuses on current findings on signal crosstalk between abiotic and biotic stresses, including information on drought, cold, and salt stress and pathogen infection. Divided into seven chapters on critical topics in the field, the book is written by an international team of expert authors. The book is aimed at plant scientists, agronomists, and horticulturalists, as well as students. *
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