Endophytic Formulations for Mango Anthracnose - Basha, Shaik Thahir;Nagalakshmi Devamma (Ed.), Mundla
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The intent of this book is to provide insights into the enormous benefits of leaf endophytes, the products they make, and how some of these organisms assure to show potential use in agriculture that draws much attention as a sustainable alternative to synthetic fungicides and resistance related issues. Efforts are made in order to reduce inputs of fungicides and add value to ecofriendly agriculture, development of region specific formulations of potential leaf endophytes that can easily adapt the particular agro climatic conditions. In view of the above, a strategy has also been chalked out in…mehr

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The intent of this book is to provide insights into the enormous benefits of leaf endophytes, the products they make, and how some of these organisms assure to show potential use in agriculture that draws much attention as a sustainable alternative to synthetic fungicides and resistance related issues. Efforts are made in order to reduce inputs of fungicides and add value to ecofriendly agriculture, development of region specific formulations of potential leaf endophytes that can easily adapt the particular agro climatic conditions. In view of the above, a strategy has also been chalked out in this book in order to ensure biological suppression and disease management of mango anthracnose by novel leaf endophytes.
The intent of this book is to provide insights into the enormous benefits of leaf endophytes, the products they make, and how some of these organisms assure to show potential use in agriculture that draws much attention as a sustainable alternative to synthetic fungicides and resistance related issues. Efforts are made in order to reduce inputs of fungicides and add value to ecofriendly agriculture, development of region specific formulations of potential leaf endophytes that can easily adapt the particular agro climatic conditions. In view of the above, a strategy has also been chalked out in this book in order to ensure biological suppression and disease management of mango anthracnose by novel leaf endophytes.
Autorenporträt
Dr M. Nagalakshmi Devamma Ph.D is currently working as Associate Professor in the Department of Botany of Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati. She has published sixty research papers in national and international journals, eleven book chapters and has guided students for their Ph.D degree. She received many awards like Talented Scientist Award.