Titlebook: Biotechnological Approaches in Biocontrol of Plant Pathogens; K. G. Mukerji,B. P. Chamola,R. K. Upadhyay Book 1999 Springer Science+Busine

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Mycorrhiza in Control of Plant Pathogens : Molecular Approaches,orrhizae (.; .; .). Researches on the biological control of plant pathogens has received much attention in recent years as a means of increasing crop production by avoiding a number of problems related to use of agrochemicals (e.g. environmental pollution, increasing pathogen resistance) and hence d

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Protoplast Fusion in Disease Control,using chemical pesticides may lead to development of resistant pathogenic strains, moreover, their accumulation can cause serious ecological and health problems. Therefore, the control of plant diseases by the use of existing organism in their natural habitat is an urgently needed component of plant

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A Problemstellung und Gang der Untersuchung,beneficial insects. These undesired side effects warrant a search for an alternative, environmentally favourable control agent. Although biological control methods have been known for several decades, they did not gain much attention until the development of insect resistance to chemical pesticides was recognized.

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Host Parasite Specificity and Pathogenesis,good health. But this does not present true scientific nature of disease, since general state of good health may also be changed by a factor, other than a parasite. Thus disease is a malfunctioning process caused due to continuous irritation by the parasite.

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