Titlebook: Biocontrol of Lepidopteran Pests; Use of Soil Microbes K. Sowjanya Sree,Ajit Varma Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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W. Zatonski,J. Tyczynski,J. Didkowskaement programmes. This chapter describes the enormous information available on the various types and classes of . genes and their mode of action on insects for the development of pest-resistant plants.

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Identification and Characterization of Receptors for Insecticidal Toxins from ,,dase-N), a GPI-anchored ALP (alkaline phosphatase), and a 270-kDa glycoconjugate. In this chapter we will discuss about the different methodologies used to identify and to study different insect gut proteins that have been shown to bind Cry toxins and that may be involved in Cry toxin action.

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Entomopathogenic Nematodes and Their Bacterial Symbionts as Lethal Bioagents of Lepidopteran Pests,e been detailed in this chapter. The incorporation of entomopathogenic nematodes in . refuge has also been discussed. In addition, the role of symbiotic entomopathogenic bacteria associated with these nematodes and their use as bioinsecticides have also been elaborated in this chapter.

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,Begrenzungen der Fungibilit?t,which encode for the toxic secondary metabolite, destruxin, which suppresses the innate immunity of insects during the fungal pathogenesis and aids the fungus to take over the host body. Nevertheless, it was recently shown that the host range of . can be expanded by transforming it with . gene, encoding an esterase, from ..

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