Encyclopaedia Of Bacterial Diseases In Plants

Bacterial diseases are generated by bacteria in the Plants. These are very small organisms, not seen by the naked eyes. The bacteria are disseminated in infected seeds and travel from plant to plant and field through blowing winds, splash ingrains, sprinkler irrigation, surface drainage water, insects, birds, animals and human beiges, etc. The diseases typically develop, when contaminated seeds are planted infields with a history of the diseases and when the climate is consistently hot and wet or humid. Disease plants may be dwarfed, with the upper leaves crinkled and mottled. Dark green, water-soaked areas may also be visible on the stems. Young seedlings, infected with halo blight develop a chlorosis, which maybe general or confined to the young trifoliate leaves at the top of the plant. This research-based work has a perfect description of bacterial diseases in plants in an interesting manner. This study would to make separate stream in the area of bacterial diseases in plants and be beneficial for students, researchers and scholars, alike.

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Encyclopaedia Of Bacterial Diseases In Plants

Bacterial diseases are generated by bacteria in the Plants. These are very small organisms, not seen by the naked eyes. The bacteria are disseminated in infected seeds and travel from plant to plant and field through blowing winds, splash ingrains, sprinkler irrigation, surface drainage water, insects, birds, animals and human beiges, etc. The diseases typically develop, when contaminated seeds are planted infields with a history of the diseases and when the climate is consistently hot and wet or humid. Disease plants may be dwarfed, with the upper leaves crinkled and mottled. Dark green, water-soaked areas may also be visible on the stems. Young seedlings, infected with halo blight develop a chlorosis, which maybe general or confined to the young trifoliate leaves at the top of the plant. This research-based work has a perfect description of bacterial diseases in plants in an interesting manner. This study would to make separate stream in the area of bacterial diseases in plants and be beneficial for students, researchers and scholars, alike.

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Encyclopaedia Of Bacterial Diseases In Plants

Encyclopaedia Of Bacterial Diseases In Plants

by Shahzad Ahmad
Encyclopaedia Of Bacterial Diseases In Plants

Encyclopaedia Of Bacterial Diseases In Plants

by Shahzad Ahmad

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Bacterial diseases are generated by bacteria in the Plants. These are very small organisms, not seen by the naked eyes. The bacteria are disseminated in infected seeds and travel from plant to plant and field through blowing winds, splash ingrains, sprinkler irrigation, surface drainage water, insects, birds, animals and human beiges, etc. The diseases typically develop, when contaminated seeds are planted infields with a history of the diseases and when the climate is consistently hot and wet or humid. Disease plants may be dwarfed, with the upper leaves crinkled and mottled. Dark green, water-soaked areas may also be visible on the stems. Young seedlings, infected with halo blight develop a chlorosis, which maybe general or confined to the young trifoliate leaves at the top of the plant. This research-based work has a perfect description of bacterial diseases in plants in an interesting manner. This study would to make separate stream in the area of bacterial diseases in plants and be beneficial for students, researchers and scholars, alike.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9789390313693
Publisher: Arts & Science Academic Publishing
Publication date: 06/30/2008
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 342
File size: 619 KB

About the Author

Shahzad Ahmad, a senior faculty member in lamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, is a scholar and author of repute. He is totally devoted to serious writing. As a learned man, model teacher and serious researcher, he is widely respected in academic circles. He has written several books on Environmental Science and related disciplines to his credit. Apart from being a meritorious teacher-senior reader-he is known for his innovations in research and use of new devices. Currently, he is engaged in his new projects on Future Environmental Problems and World of Bacteria, first studies of their kind in the discipline.

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