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Allelochemicals: Biological Control of Plant Pathogens
and Diseases著作出版
2006年3月，Springer出版社出版了Allelochemicals:
Biological Control of Plant Pathogens and Diseases著作。孔垂华主任委员应邀撰写了该书的第11章
“Allelochemicals
from Ageratum conyzoides L. and Oryza sativa
L. and their Effects on Related Pathogens”
Allelochemicals:
Biological Control of Plant Pathogens and Diseases
Inderjit; Mukerji, K.G. (Eds.) March 2006, 210 p., ISBN:
1-4020-4445-3
About this book：
 Biological
control of plant diseases and plant pathogens is of great
significance in forestry and agriculture. There is great
incentive to discover biologically active natural products
from higher plants that are better than synthetic
agrochemicals and are much safer, from a health and
environmental point-of-view. The development of natural
products such as herbicides, fungicides, and their role in
biological control of plant diseases, indicates a
reduction in environmental and health hazards.
Allelopathic techniques offer a real future in solving
several problems, for instance biological control of plant
pests. This book is organized around the indication that
allelochemicals can be employed for biological control of
plant pathogens and plant diseases. Specifically, this
volume focuses on (i) discovery and development of natural
product based fungicides for agriculture, (ii) direct use
of allelochemicals as well as indirect effects through
cover crops and organic amendments for plant parasitic
pest control and (iii) application of allelopathy in pest
management.
 Written
for:
Chemical
ecologists, mycologists, weed scientists, pest managers,
biologists, entomologists, environmental scientists,
agriculturists, horticulturists, plant pathologists, plant
protection scientists, biotechnologists
Table
of contents：
Preface.
1.
Discovery and Evaluation of Natural Product-based
Fungicides for Disease Control of Small
Fruits; D.E.
Wedge, B. J. Smith.
2. Allelochemicals as Biopesticides for Management
of Plant-parasitic Nematodes;
N. Kokalis-Burelle,
R. Rodríguez-Kábana.
3. Allelopathic Organisms and Molecules: Promising
Bioregulators for the Control of Plant
Diseases, Weeds,
and Other Pests; A.-L. Anaya.
4. The Impact of Pathogens on Plant Interference
and Allelopathy; S.W. Mattner.
5. Allelopathy for Weed Control in Aquatic and
Wetland Systems; R. Kathiresan et al.
6. Bacterial Root Zone Communities, Beneficial
Allelopathies and Plant Disease Control;
A.V. Sturz.
7. The Role of Allelopathic Bacteria in Weed
Management; R.J. Kremer.
8. The Allelopathic Potential of Ginsenosides;
M.A. Bernards et al.
9. Antimicrobial and Nematicidal Substances from
the Root of Chicory (Cichorium intybus);
H. Nishimura, A.
Satoh.
10. Disease Resistance in Plants through
Mycorrhizal Fungi Induced Allelochemicals; R. Zeng.
11. Allelochemicals from Ageratum conyzoides
L. and Oryza sativa L. and their Effects on
Related
Pathogens; C. Kong.
Index. List of
Contributors. |
