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CONTENTS:- 1. Scab and premature leaf fall diseases of apple and their management / J.N. Sharma. 2. Soil-borne diseases of apple and their management / S.K. Sharma and Meenu Gupta. 3. Dematophora necatrix - a serious pathogen of temperate fruits / Satish K. Sharma, D.K. Kishore and K.K. Pramanick. 4. Challenging disease problems in subtropical fruits and their management / K.S. Verma and Abhishek Sharma. 5. Strategies for the management of important bacterioses of fruit crops / Vijai Pal and Indu Jalali. 6. Post-harvest diseases of temperate fruits and their management / G.M. Beigh and N.A. Qazi. 7. Management strategies for reducing post-harvest spoilage of horticultural produce / Seema Sharma and Geeta Sumbali. 8. Integrated disease management strategies in temperate vegetables / K.S. Kapoor. 9. Bacterial wilt of solanaceous vegetable crops and its management / A.K. Sood. 10. Biology, epidemiology and management of buckeye rot of tomato / S.K. Gupta, Sachin Upmanyu and R.C. Sharma. 11. Virus and virus-like diseases of potato and their management / I.D. Garg. 12. Rhizome rot: a persistent threat to ginger cultivation / N.P. Dohroo. 13. Diseases of mushrooms and their management / S.R. Sharma and Satish Kumar. 14. Potential of a bacterial parasite, Pasteuria penetrans for management of root-knot disease of horticultural crops / R.K. Walia, Anil Kumar and Ashima Kapoor. 15. Emerging disease problems of shisham and khair and their management / G.S. Rattan. 16. Root rots and wilt in Indian forest trees / A.N. Shukla. 17. Melampsora rust of poplar in India: an overview / R.C. Sharma. 18. Role of mycorrhizae in the management of tree diseases / L.N. Bhardwaj and Meenu Gupta. 19. Metalaxyl resistance in Phytophthora infestans causing late blight of potato and its management / R.K. Arora. 20. Monitoring and management of fungicide resistance in horticultural pathogens / T.S. Thind. 21. Upcoming plant pathological techniques in disease diagnosis / S.M. Paul Khurana. 22. Sanitary and phytosanitary issues for trade in horticultural crops / Rajan, Kavita Gupta and R.K. Khetarpal. |
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After self-sufficiency in food production, major focus of modern agriculture in India is on diversification, and horticultural crops have become an important component of diversified agriculture. Similarly, systematic management of forests is also the need of the hour in view of dwindling forest cover in this age of development and urbanization. Apart from other constraints, appearance of disease problems especially in horticultural crops has posed a serious threat in their successful cultivation. Epidemics of scab and premature leaf fall in apple, mango malformation, bacterial wilt of solanaceous vegetables and ginger rhizome rot have challenged the growers in the recent past, apart from large scale drying of shisham and kikar in northern India. This book is based on a symposium on 'Challenging problems in Horticultural and forest pathology' held on November, 2003 at Dr Y.S. Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauni, Solan in which the experts highlighted the major disease problems inflicting horticultural and forest crops. Challenging disease problems of major fruits, vegetables, mushrooms and forest crops caused by fungal, bacterial and viral pathogens are elaborated in this book along with available management technology. Recent developments in disease diagnosis by molecular methods, and sanitary and phyto-sanitary issues for trade in horticultural crops are also included. It is hoped that this book will be beneficial to the users including policy-makers, horticulturists, teachers and students. |
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