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How to Control Nematode: Chemical, Physical and Biological Control

How to Control Nematode: Chemical,  Physical and Biological Control? Many accounts have been published of the attempts to control plant nematodes in different countries and climates. These are discussed in brief here: Chemical Control: Chemicals with nematocidal properties are known as nematocides. Many such chemicals are recommended for nematode control. Nematocides are diverse in their chemical and biological activities and [...]

By |2018-05-25T05:56:58+00:00May 25, 2018|Nematodes|Comments Off on How to Control Nematode: Chemical, Physical and Biological Control
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Role of Enzymes in Plant Disease Development

Role of Enzymes in Plant Disease Development! Plasma Membrane bound Proteases in Roots: Plant proteases participate in different physiological processes. By unlimited proteolysis, amino acids are recycled for protein synthesis. Defective proteins are removed and metabolism is regulated by inactivation and degradation of definite proteins. By limited proteolysis, proteases regulate activity of enzymes and presence of structural proteins in a [...]

By |2018-05-25T05:56:58+00:00May 25, 2018|Plant Diseases|Comments Off on Role of Enzymes in Plant Disease Development
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How do Plants Defend themselves from Pathogens and Diseases? | Plant Pathology

In this article we will discuss about how do plants protect and defend themselves from pathogens and diseases. Introduction to Pathogens: Once a pathogen has arrived in the vicinity of a potential host plant or, as may happen in the case of soil-borne pathogens, a plant root has arrived in the vicinity of a pathogen, subsequent events depend on the [...]

By |2018-05-25T05:56:57+00:00May 25, 2018|Defense Mechanism|Comments Off on How do Plants Defend themselves from Pathogens and Diseases? | Plant Pathology
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