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Infectious forest diseases / edited by Paolo Gonthier and Giovanni Nicolotti.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Gonthier, Paolo.
Nicolotti, Giovanni.
C.A.B. International.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Trees--Diseases and pests.
Trees.
Forest health.
Forest protection.
Genre:
Electronic books.
Physical Description:
1 online resource : illustrations
Place of Publication:
Boston, MA : CABI, 2013.
System Details:
text file
Summary:
This book reviews the most serious infectious diseases in both forest and urban environments, and in landscape settings, and provides practical guidelines for their management based upon both basic and applied scientific research. It was conceived as a comprehensive reference manual for biotic forest diseases, dealing not only with the better known fungal and fungal-like pathogens, but also with viruses, phytoplasmas, bacteria, higher parasitic plants and nematodes. Following the opening two chapters of Part I, which cover concepts of epidemiology and the management of disease in forests, the book is divided into four further parts. Part II has four chapters on non-fungal infectious diseases, and Part III has 20 chapters on diseases caused by fungi or fungal-like organisms, which are logically arranged on the basis of the tree tissues attacked: root and butt tots, stem rots, vascular diseases, cankers, branch and tip blights, foliar diseases, and then the highly important oomycete and rust diseases. Part IV, with one chapter, covers diseases in forest nurseries. Finally, Part V, also with one chapter, focuses on invasive alien species (introduced pathogens), which figure among the greatest threats to the integrity of forest ecosystems worldwide.
Contents:
Concepts of epidemiology of forest diseases / J. Oliva ... [and others]
General strategies of forest disease management / R.L. Edmonds
Forest diseases caused by viruses / C. Büttner ... [and others]
Forest diseases caused by prokaryotes: phytoplasma and bacterial diseases / H.M. Griffiths
Forest diseases caused by higher parasitic plants / D.C. Shaw and R.L. Mathiasen
Pine wilt disease and other nematode diseases / N. Kamata and Y. Takeuchi
Annosus root and butt rots / P. Gonthier and M. Thor
Armillaria root rots / J.-J. Guillaumin and P. Legrand
Laminated and tomentosus root rots / K.J. Lewis
Heart rots, sap rots and canker rots / R. Vasaitis
Ceratocystis diseases / T.C. Harrington
Dutch elm disease and other ophiostoma diseases / T. Kirisits
Blackstain root disease and other leptographium diseases / L.G. Eckhardt
Cankers and other diseases caused by the botryosphaeriaceae / J.W.M. Mehl ... [and others]
Chestnut blight / S. Prospero and D. Rigling
Other cankers caused by cryphonectria and sibling species / M. Gryzenhout
Cypress canker / R. Danti, G. Della Rocca and A. Panconesi
Pitch canker / T.R. Gordon
Larch canker / T.L. Cech
Hypoxylon canker / M.E. Ostry
Branch and tip blights / P. Capretti, A. Santini and H. Solheim
Dothistroma needle blight / L.S. Bulman ... [and others]
Other foliar diseases of coniferous trees / M. Bednárová ... [and others]
Foliar diseases of broadleaf trees / T. Kowalski
Oomycete diseases / K.J. Hayden, G.E.St.J. Hardy and M. Garbelotto
Tree rusts / R.C. Hamelin
Seed, seedling and nursery diseases / A. Lilja and M. Poteri
Responding to diseases caused by exotic tree pathogens / M. Pautasso.
Notes:
Description based on print record version.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Other Format:
Print version: Infectious forest diseases.
OCLC:
850864958
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.

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