Comprehensive and Molecular Phytopathology
- 1st Edition, Volume 9 - January 9, 2007
- Latest edition
- Editors: Yuri Dyakov, Vitaly Dzhavakhiya, Timo Korpela
- Language: English
This book offers a collection of information on successive steps of molecular ‘dialogue’ between plants and pathogens. It additionally presents data that reflects intrinsic logic… Read more
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Description
Description
This book offers a collection of information on successive steps of molecular ‘dialogue’ between plants and pathogens. It additionally presents data that reflects intrinsic logic of plant-parasite interactions. New findings discussed include: host and non-host resistance, specific and nonspecific elicitors, elicitors and suppressors, and plant and animal immunity. This book enables the reader to understand how to promote or prevent disease development, and allows them to systematize their own ideas of plant-pathogen interactions.
Key features
Key features
* Offers a more extensive scope of the problem as compared to other books in the market
* Presents data to allow consideration of host-parasite relationships in dynamics and reveals interrelations between pathogenicity and resistance factors
* Discusses beneficial plant-microbe interactions and practical aspects of molecular investigations of plant-parasite relationships
* Compares historical study of common and specific features of plant immunity with animal immunity
* Presents data to allow consideration of host-parasite relationships in dynamics and reveals interrelations between pathogenicity and resistance factors
* Discusses beneficial plant-microbe interactions and practical aspects of molecular investigations of plant-parasite relationships
* Compares historical study of common and specific features of plant immunity with animal immunity
Readership
Readership
Students and post-graduates studying plant pathology and agriculture.
Table of contents
Table of contents
Chapter 1 General information on parasitism
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 2 Plant parasite organisms
2a Fungal Plant Pathogens
Y.T. Dyakov
2b Bacterial Plant Pathogens
Y.T. Dyakov
2c Plant Viruses and Viral Plant Diseases
Y.T. Dyakov
2d. Plant Pathogen Nematodes
S.V. Zinovieva
2e. Methods of Diagnostics
L.A. Scherbakova
Chapter 3 Structural basis of plant-pathogen Interactions
Y.M. Plotnikova
Chapter 4 Phenomenology of Plant-Pathogen Relationships
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 5 Horizontal Pathosystem: Parasite Attack Factors
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 6 Horizontal Pathosystem: Resistance Factors
6a Anatomical-Morphological Factors
Y.T. Dyakov
6b Regulation of Ontogenesis and Damage Reparation
Y.T. Dyakov
6c Nutrient Values of Infected Organs and Tissues
Y.T. Dyakov
6d Biochemical Resistance Factors
6e Chemical classification of Phytoanticipates
Y.T. Dyakov
6f Resistance Strategies
Y.T. Dyakov
6g Protein Inhibitors of Viruses
V.G. Dzhavakhiya and T. Korpela
Chapter 7 Vertical Pathosystem: Avirulence Genes and their Products: Molecular
Interpretation of Genetic Data
Y.T. Dyakov
7a. Abiogenic Elicitors
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
7b. Nonspecific Biogenic Elicitors
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
7c. Endogenous, Plant, or Secondary Elicitors
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
7d. Specific Elicitors
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 8 Vertical Pathosystem: Resistance Genes and their Products. Signal Transduction
8a. Resistance Genes and Susceptible Genes
Y.T. Dyakov
8b. Investigation of Resistance genes by the Methods of Classical Genetics
Y.T. Dyakov
8c. Molecular Genetics Studies
Y.T. Dyakov
8d. Signal Transduction - Signaling Systems
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8e. G-Proteins
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8f. Cycloadenilate Signaling Systems
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8g. MAP-Kinase Signaling Systems
Y.T. Dyakov
8h. Ca-Phosphatase Signaling Systems
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8i. Lypooxygenase s.s.
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8j. NADPH-oxydase (Superoxyde) s.s.
O.L. Ozeretskovaskaya
8k. NO-synthase s.s.
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8l. Signaling Genetics
Y.T. Dyakov
8m. Interactions of the Signaling Systems Inducing by Nonspecific and
Specific Elicitors
Y.T. Dyakov
Conclusion
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
Chapter 9. Hypersensitivity
L.F. Bagirova
Chapter 10. Immune Response
10a. Phytoalexins
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
10b. PR-Proteins
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
10c. Antiviral Proteins
Dzhavakhiya
10d. Proteinase Inhibitors
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
10e. Phenylpropanoids and Lignin
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
10f. Hydroxyprolin Reach Glicoproteins
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
10g. SAR
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
Chapter 11. Gene Silesings - RNA silencing as a general defense mechanism against pathogen
Petri Susi
Chapter 12. Virulence Genes and their Products Suppressors (Impedines)
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
12a. Pathotoxins
Y.T. Dyakov
12b. Enzymes
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 13. General and Specific Aspects in Plant and Animal Immunity
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 14. Molecular Basis of Plant Immunizations
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 15. Development of Transgenic Plants Resistant to Diseases
V.G. Dzhavakhiya
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 2 Plant parasite organisms
2a Fungal Plant Pathogens
Y.T. Dyakov
2b Bacterial Plant Pathogens
Y.T. Dyakov
2c Plant Viruses and Viral Plant Diseases
Y.T. Dyakov
2d. Plant Pathogen Nematodes
S.V. Zinovieva
2e. Methods of Diagnostics
L.A. Scherbakova
Chapter 3 Structural basis of plant-pathogen Interactions
Y.M. Plotnikova
Chapter 4 Phenomenology of Plant-Pathogen Relationships
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 5 Horizontal Pathosystem: Parasite Attack Factors
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 6 Horizontal Pathosystem: Resistance Factors
6a Anatomical-Morphological Factors
Y.T. Dyakov
6b Regulation of Ontogenesis and Damage Reparation
Y.T. Dyakov
6c Nutrient Values of Infected Organs and Tissues
Y.T. Dyakov
6d Biochemical Resistance Factors
6e Chemical classification of Phytoanticipates
Y.T. Dyakov
6f Resistance Strategies
Y.T. Dyakov
6g Protein Inhibitors of Viruses
V.G. Dzhavakhiya and T. Korpela
Chapter 7 Vertical Pathosystem: Avirulence Genes and their Products: Molecular
Interpretation of Genetic Data
Y.T. Dyakov
7a. Abiogenic Elicitors
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
7b. Nonspecific Biogenic Elicitors
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
7c. Endogenous, Plant, or Secondary Elicitors
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
7d. Specific Elicitors
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 8 Vertical Pathosystem: Resistance Genes and their Products. Signal Transduction
8a. Resistance Genes and Susceptible Genes
Y.T. Dyakov
8b. Investigation of Resistance genes by the Methods of Classical Genetics
Y.T. Dyakov
8c. Molecular Genetics Studies
Y.T. Dyakov
8d. Signal Transduction - Signaling Systems
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8e. G-Proteins
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8f. Cycloadenilate Signaling Systems
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8g. MAP-Kinase Signaling Systems
Y.T. Dyakov
8h. Ca-Phosphatase Signaling Systems
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8i. Lypooxygenase s.s.
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8j. NADPH-oxydase (Superoxyde) s.s.
O.L. Ozeretskovaskaya
8k. NO-synthase s.s.
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
8l. Signaling Genetics
Y.T. Dyakov
8m. Interactions of the Signaling Systems Inducing by Nonspecific and
Specific Elicitors
Y.T. Dyakov
Conclusion
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
Chapter 9. Hypersensitivity
L.F. Bagirova
Chapter 10. Immune Response
10a. Phytoalexins
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
10b. PR-Proteins
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
10c. Antiviral Proteins
Dzhavakhiya
10d. Proteinase Inhibitors
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
10e. Phenylpropanoids and Lignin
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
10f. Hydroxyprolin Reach Glicoproteins
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
10g. SAR
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
Chapter 11. Gene Silesings - RNA silencing as a general defense mechanism against pathogen
Petri Susi
Chapter 12. Virulence Genes and their Products Suppressors (Impedines)
O.L. Ozeretskovskaya
12a. Pathotoxins
Y.T. Dyakov
12b. Enzymes
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 13. General and Specific Aspects in Plant and Animal Immunity
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 14. Molecular Basis of Plant Immunizations
Y.T. Dyakov
Chapter 15. Development of Transgenic Plants Resistant to Diseases
V.G. Dzhavakhiya
Product details
Product details
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Volume: 9
- Published: April 14, 2015
- Language: English
About the editor
About the editor
TK
Timo Korpela
Affiliations and expertise
Director of the Joint Biotechnology Laboratory, University of Turku, Finland, Dept. of Chemistry, BioCity 6A, TurkuView book on ScienceDirect
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