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Principles of Plant Pathology

  • Textbook
  • © 1972

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Authors:
  1. S. A. J. Tarr

    1. The Department of Biological Sciences, University of Exeter, UK

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Table of contents (30 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-viii
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  2. Introduction: general concepts

    • S. A. J. Tarr
    Pages 1-7

  3. Historical introduction to plant pathology

    • G. C. Ainsworth
    Pages 8-17

  4. The causes of plant diseases: non-parasitic agents

    • S. A. J. Tarr
    Pages 18-41

  5. Viruses and Mycoplasma-like organisms as plant pathogens

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    Pages 42-78

  6. Plant diseases caused by parasites: the taxonomy of plant pathogens

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    Pages 79-86

  7. Bacteria as plant pathogens

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    Pages 87-102

  8. Angiosperms, algae and Protozoa as plant pathogens

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    Pages 103-111

  9. Root diseases

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    Pages 112-125

  10. Plant injury due to insects, mites, nematodes and other pests

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    Pages 126-137

  11. The entry of pathogens into plants

    • S. A. J. Tarr
    Pages 138-169

  12. The colonization of the infected plant

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    Pages 170-192

  13. The results of infection

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    Pages 193-215

  14. Mechanisms of attack

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    Pages 216-246

  15. Mechanisms of defence

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    Pages 247-285

  16. The genetics of plant-pathogen interaction

    • S. A. J. Tarr
    Pages 286-306

  17. The factors which influence infection

    • S. A. J. Tarr
    Pages 307-328

  18. Epidemiology: the seasonal carry-over of plant pathogens

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    Pages 329-350

  19. The dispersal of plant pathogens

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    Pages 351-378

  20. The spread of pathogens within crop areas; epiphytotics

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    Pages 379-398
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  • The Department of Biological Sciences, University of Exeter, UK

    S. A. J. Tarr

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