Bud Rot Disease of coconut - Symptomatology, Etiology and Management - Kuriyathadka Mahalingeshwara, Sharadraj;Rajendra Bhavan, Chandramohanan
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Among the fungal diseases of coconut, bud rot caused by Phytophthora sp. is a fatal disease causing heavy economic loss in almost all coconut growing countries. In addition to symptomatology, etiology and management of the disease, some new techniques developed such as simple, less expensive and easy technique for isolation of Phytophthora from infected tissue, in planta assay of fungicides, in vivo screening of varieties and production technology of slow pesticide release cake presented in this book are of immense value to scientists, teachers and other researchers. Finally, the integrated…mehr

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Among the fungal diseases of coconut, bud rot caused by Phytophthora sp. is a fatal disease causing heavy economic loss in almost all coconut growing countries. In addition to symptomatology, etiology and management of the disease, some new techniques developed such as simple, less expensive and easy technique for isolation of Phytophthora from infected tissue, in planta assay of fungicides, in vivo screening of varieties and production technology of slow pesticide release cake presented in this book are of immense value to scientists, teachers and other researchers. Finally, the integrated disease management practices presented in detail are specific and very useful for farmers and field level workers to adopt and researchers and professionals to follow the techniques in different occasions. Thus the topics included in this book are covered supremely well by step-by-step presentation of each aspect. It is a highly valuable gift from the authors.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Sharadraj K.M. is a Research Scholar at Central Plantation Crops Research Institute, Kerala, India. He did his Masters degree in Biotechnology from Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, India. He took his Doctoral degree in Applied Botany from Mangalore University, India. He has published papers in journals and several international conferences.