Integrated Disease Management and Plant Health
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| S. No. | Chapter name | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Antisera for diagnosis of Pseudomonas solanacearum | Read Chapter |
| 2 | Antisporulant activity of ergosterol-biosynthesis inhibitor fungicides against pea powdery mildew | Read Chapter |
| 3 | Bacterial blotch of Agaricus bisporus: occurrence, incidence and host range | Read Chapter |
| 4 | Bacterial spot resistance in pepper | Read Chapter |
| 5 | Biological control of white root rot of poplar with microbial antagonists | Read Chapter |
| 6 | Carbohydrate make up and dry matter digestibility of fenugreek leaves in relation to downy mildew | Read Chapter |
| 7 | Chemical control of Ascochyta blight of chickpea | Read Chapter |
| 8 | Chemical control of Fusarium rot of gladiolus in storage | Read Chapter |
| 9 | Combating white root rot of poplar through chemicals | Read Chapter |
| 10 | Comparative efficacy and economics of fungicide sprays to control Ascochyta disease complex in peas | Read Chapter |
| 11 | Comparative efficacy of different spray schedules of carbendazim against.... | Read Chapter |
| 12 | Control of storage rot of ginger in Himachal Pradesh | Read Chapter |
| 13 | Detection of plum pox virus in plum by using PNC- based indirect ELISA | Read Chapter |
| 14 | Detection of seedborne viruses in horticultural crops by DACELISA variant | Read Chapter |
| 15 | Effect of compost supplementation with oil seed cakes on the yield of Agaricus bitorquis | Read Chapter |
| 16 | Effect of crop seasons on seed quality and seed mycoflora of mungbean | Read Chapter |
| 17 | Effect of date of sowing on Ascochyta disease complex and yield in peas | Read Chapter |
| 18 | Effect of different ecological parameters on the production of anti-fungal substances by..... | Read Chapter |
| 19 | Effect of fungicide resistant strains of Rhizobium spp. on N2 fixation in mungbean | Read Chapter |
| 20 | Effect of sowing dates of pea on powdery mildew and rust of pea and their implication on yield | Read Chapter |
| 21 | Effect of Xanthomonas oryzae infection in rice on polyphenol oxidase and peroxidase ...... | Read Chapter |
| 22 | Efficacy of spektrum against late blight of potato under field conditions | Read Chapter |
| 23 | Epidemiology of bell pepper mosaic disease complex in Himachal Pradesh | Read Chapter |
| 24 | Evaluation of some Australian wheats for resistance to yellow rust in India | Read Chapter |
| 25 | Factors contributing towards adult plant leaf rust resistance in some bread wheats | Read Chapter |
| 26 | Field reaction of potato hybrids and varieties to late blight | Read Chapter |
| 27 | Fungicide and host resistance in the management of pea rust | Read Chapter |
| 28 | Head Page | Read Chapter |
| 29 | Identity of linseed powdery mildew pathogens and sources of resistance | Read Chapter |
| 30 | In vitro selection for resistance to culture filtrate of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and oxalic ..... | Read Chapter |
| 31 | Incidence of apricot leaf curl and its management | Read Chapter |
| 32 | Influence of some mushroom cultivation factors on the development of ...... | Read Chapter |
| 33 | Influence of temperature on postharvest spoilage of chilgoza seed | Read Chapter |
| 34 | Influence of vesicular arbuscular mycorrhiza on the multiplication of root-knot nematode and ...... | Read Chapter |
| 35 | Integrated management of root rot of cotton | Read Chapter |
| 36 | Interaction of Meloidogyne javanica, Rhizoctonia solani and R.bataticola on tomato .... | Read Chapter |
| 37 | Management of bell pepper mosaic disease complex by cultural practices | Read Chapter |
| 38 | Management of die-back and canker of mango caused by Botryodiplodia theobromae | Read Chapter |
| 39 | Management of ginger yellows in storage and field | Read Chapter |
| 40 | Management of Karnal bunt of wheat with fungicides | Read Chapter |
| 41 | Management of powdery mildew and leaf miner in pea through fungicide and insecticide applications | Read Chapter |
| 42 | Managing hill bunt of wheat through host resistance | Read Chapter |
| 43 | Nature of resistance in Brassica species and resistant somaclones of Brassica juncea...... | Read Chapter |
| 44 | Occurrence of apple chlorotic leaf spot virus in Himachal Pradesh | Read Chapter |
| 45 | Partial resistance to leaf rust in some bread wheats over different growth stages | Read Chapter |
| 46 | Pattern of natural occurrence of gram blight in India | Read Chapter |
| 47 | Persistence of mancozeb in apple | Read Chapter |
| 48 | Physiologic specialisation in Ustilago tritici Rostr. in Himachal Pradesh | Read Chapter |
| 49 | Post-infection activity of some fungicides against powdery mildew of peas | Read Chapter |
| 50 | Prevalence and distribution of Alternaria blight of carnation in Himachal Pradesh | Read Chapter |
| 51 | Prevalence of root knot and lesion nematode species in ginger growing areas of Himachal Pradesh | Read Chapter |
| 52 | Primary and secondary spread of Ascochyta blight of gram | Read Chapter |
| 53 | Progress of Alternaria leaf spot (Alternaria brassicae) on different varieties of ...... | Read Chapter |
| 54 | Progression of powdery mildew on different varieties of linseed in relation to ...... | Read Chapter |
| 55 | Pycnidial production and histopathology of Botryodiplodia theobromae | Read Chapter |
| 56 | Relation of plant age with yellow mosaic virus infection on urd bean yield | Read Chapter |
| 57 | Some epidemiological aspects of Ascochyta blight of chickpea | Read Chapter |
| 58 | Some observations on epidemiology and management of brown rot of Pleurotus sajor-caju | Read Chapter |
| 59 | Status and distribution of grain discolouration disease of rice in Himachal Pradesh | Read Chapter |
| 60 | Storage of fungicide treated wheat seeds | Read Chapter |
| 61 | Studies on the epidemiology and forecasting procedures in apple scab | Read Chapter |
| 62 | Wax estimation in Karnal bunt resistant/ susceptible lines of wheat | Read Chapter |
| 63 | Yield loss assessment in tomato due to biotic and abiotic factors under different dates ... | Read Chapter |
