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The study of plant bacteriology has led to
countless novel findings and advances benefitting
medicine and biotechnology as well as
horticulture and agriculture. Our understanding
of plant bacteriology has reached a point
where it is fitting to integrate its concepts and
ideas into an essential reference and textbook.
Plant Bacteriology provides fundamental knowledge
every plant scientist and student of plant
pathology should know, including
important historical events that gave birth to
the field as well as its recent advances.
This textbook will serve as a comprehensive
resource for graduate students, professors,
epidemiologists, diagnosticians and extension
specialists.The author, renowned educator and
bacteriologist Clarence Kado, has organized the
book to help the reader understand the emergence
of this science. He includes a brief historical
account of microbiology that led to the field of
plant bacteriology and weaves in discussions of
how bacterial pathogens evolved, and how these
pathogens are currently classified. This sets a
firm base of understanding for the core chapters
that follow. The book clearly illustrates
the symptoms caused by bacteria in a way that
facilitates comprehension of the many different
types of plant diseases that they cause. Each
symptom type is presented with a detailed example
of a causal agent and its characteristics, diagnos
tics, and mechanisms of virulence and
pathogenicity. Kado also includes an extended
discussion on the molecular mechanisms of
virulence and a chapter on epidemiology and
disease control, giving the reader a current-day
understanding of these important concepts. His
vision for the future of plant bacteriology and
the developments to expect soon will be
of interest to all who read this much-anticipated
book.
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Description
The study of plant bacteriology has led to
countless novel findings and advances benefitting
medicine and biotechnology as well as
horticulture and agriculture. Our understanding
of plant bacteriology has reached a point where
it is fitting to integrate its concepts and ideas
into an essential reference and textbook. Plant
Bacteriology provides fundamental knowledge every
plant scientist and student of plant pathology
should know, including important historical
events that gave birth to the field as well as
its recent advances. This textbook will serve as
a comprehensive resource for graduate
students, professors, epidemiologists,
diagnosticians and extension specialists.The
author, renowned educator and bacteriologist
Clarence Kado, has organized the book to help the
reader understand the emergence of this science.
He includes a brief historical account of
microbiology that led to the field of
plant bacteriology and weaves in discussions of
how bacterial pathogens evolved, and how these
pathogens are currently classified. This sets a
firm base of understanding for the core chapters
that follow. The book clearly illustrates the
symptoms caused by bacteria in a way that
facilitates comprehension of the many different
types of plant diseases that they cause. Each
symptom type is presented with a detailed example
of a causal agent and its characteristics,
diagnostics, and mechanisms of virulence
and pathogenicity. Kado also includes an extended
discussion on the molecular mechanisms of
virulence and a chapter on epidemiology and
disease control, giving the reader a current-day
understanding of these important concepts. His
vision for the future of plant bacteriology and
the developments to expect soon will be of
interest to all who read this much-anticipated
book.
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(PDF) Plant Bacteriology Full