Contributors; Preface; 1. The use of specific ectomycorrhizas to improve
artificial forestation practices D. H. Marx and C. E. Cordell; 2. The
cultivation of ectomycorrhizal fungi L. M. Harvey, J. E. Smith, B.
Kristiansen, J. Neill and E. Senior; 3. Potentialities and procedures for
the use of endomycorrhizas with special emphasis on high value crops S.
Gianinazzi, V. Gianinazzi-Pearson and A. Trouvelot; 4. The use of fungi to
control pests of agricultural and horticultural importance A. T. Gillespie
and E. R. Moorhouse; 5. Mechanisms of fungal pathogenesis in insects A. K.
Charnley; 6. Improvement of fungi to enhance mycoherbicide potential G. E.
Templeton and D. K. Heiny; 7. Fungi as biological control agents for plant
parasitic nematodes B. R. Kerry; 8. Selection, production, formulation and
commercial use of plant disease biocontrol fungi: problems and progress R.
D. Lumsden and J. A. Lewis; 9. Mechanisms of biological disease control
with special reference to the case study of Pythium oligandrum as an
antagonist K. Lewis, J. M. Whipps and R. C. Cooke; 10. Some perspectives on
the application of molecular approaches to biocontrol problems R. Baker;
11. Protoplast technology and strain selection M. J. Hocart and J. F.
Peberdy; 12. Commercial approaches to the use of biological control agents
K. Powell and J. L. Faull; 13. The environmental challenge to biological
control of plant pathogens A. Renwick and N. Poole.
