Advances in Molecular Methods in Phytopathology

Description

This book teaches you the basics of molecular approaches for identifying plant pathogens. Diagnosticians benefit from several advantages over more conventional methods when using molecular tools to identify plant diseases. Plant pathology is a problem that directly affects crop yield and is of significant economic significance. The curriculum of a student studying plant science must include a full and detailed understanding of pathogens that cause plant diseases and their symptoms, impacts, and treatments. The defense mechanisms of infected plants, including trees, and the cytolocalization of molecules involved in host resistance have also been explored. Techniques that may be useful for researching plant infections, such as colloidal gold cytochemistry in situ hybridization, are outlined. This book is a requirement for academicians, researchers, and students in agroscience, botany, and plant science since it provides an up-to-date description of the most recent trends and advancements in plant pathology and writes well. For graduate students and researchers, the book is also a useful textbook and source of information.