Atlas and Manual of Plant Pathology
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New York, NY
Springer US
1979, 1979
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1979 |
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Table of Contents:
- Experiment XVI. fusarium Wilt of Tomato: Isolation and Observation,
- Experiment XVII. Fusarium Wilt of Tomato: Effect on Transpiration,
- 42. Verticillium Wilt
- 43. Anthracnose
- 44. The Basidiomycetes
- 45. The Rusts
- 46. Stem Rust of Wheat
- 47. Hollyhock Rust
- 48. Cedar-Apple Rust
- 49. White Pine Blister Rust
- 50. Needle Rusts
- 51. The Smut Diseases
- Experiment XVIII. Oat Smut: Germination,
- 52. Wood Rots
- 53. Mistletoes
- 54. Dodder (Cuscuta)
- 55. Nematodes: (Eelworms)
- 1. Definitions
- 2. Interpretation of Microscope Observations
- 3. Principles of Sterile Technique
- Experiment I. Application of Sterile Technique,
- Experiment II. Media Preparation,
- 4. Bacterial Diseases
- 5. Bacterial Soft Rot
- Experiment III. The Germ Theory of Disease,
- Experiment IV. Examination of Diseased Tissues,
- Experiment V. Isolation of Bacteria,
- Experiment VI. Koch’s Postulates,
- Experiment VII. Inoculum Potential: An Epidemiological Factor,
- Experiment VIII. Pathogenesis: Tissue Maceration, by Pectic Enzymes,
- Experiment IX. Dispersal by Rain,
- 6. Fireblight of Apple and Pear
- 7. Common Bacterial Blight of Bean
- 8. Bacterial Wilt of Cucumber
- 9. Crown Gall
- Experiment X. Crown Gall,
- 10. Root Nodules of Legumes
- 11. Virus Diseases
- 12. Tobacco Mosaic
- 13. Potato Latent Mosaic
- Experiment XI. Biological Properties of Viruses—Local and Systemic Infections,
- Experiment XII. Biological Properties of Viruses—Synergism,
- Experiment XIII. Physical Properties of Viruses,
- 14. Aster Yellows
- 15. The Fungi
- 16. Club Root of Cabbage
- 17. The Oomycetes
- 18. Late Blight of Potato
- 19. The Downy Mildews
- 20. White Rusts of Crucifers
- 21. The Zygomycetes
- 22. Damping-Off
- Experiment XIV. Damping-Off: Inoculum Potential,
- 23. The Ascomycetes
- 24. Peach Leaf Curl
- 25. Dutch Elm Disease
- 26. Powdery Mildews
- 27. Hypoxylon Canker
- 28. Ergot of Grain
- 29. Black Leaf Spot of Elm
- 30. Sycamore Anthracnose
- 31. Beech Bark Disease-Complex
- 32. Tar Spot of Maple
- 33. Sclerotinia Diseases
- 34. Brown Rot of Stone Fruits
- Experiment XV. Brown Rot of Stone Fruits: Inoculation and Isolation,
- 35. Black Rot of Grape
- 36. Black Knot of Plum and Cherry
- 37. Apple Scab
- 38. The Deuteromycetes: (The Fungi Imperfecti)
- 39. AlternariaDiseases
- 40. Botrytis Diseases
- 41. Fusarium Diseases: