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Full Description
Plants are exposed to highly diverse microbiota forming complex interactions in natural environments. Phytomycology and Molecular Biology of Plant Pathogen Interactions presents information on defense mechanisms of the plants, as various microbes can have positive effects on their plant hosts.
Key Features
Delineates the journey from Koch's postulate to molecular systems biology.
Provides comprehensive information on fungal biology, pathogenicity genes, and their expression while interacting with host plants.
Highlights the techniques and approaches involved in phytofungi identification and detection.
Describes multi-omics approaches and metabolic engineering in plant fungi.
This book is beneficial to readers including plant scientists and researchers, particularly plant pathologists, molecular biologists, and mycologists.
Contents
Chapter 1: A Journey from Koch's Postulate to Molecular System Biology
Chapter 2: An Insight into Fungal Biology
Chapter 3: Fungal Genome and Genomics
Chapter 4: Pathogenicity Genes
Chapter 5: Molecular Mechanisms Relayed Defense Responses in Plants against Fungal Pathogens
Chapter 6: Fungal Gene Expression and Interaction with Host Plants
Chapter 7: Biotechnological Interventions in Fungal Strains Improvement
Chapter 8: Molecular Identification and Detection of Phytofungi
Chapter 9: Underpinning the Phylogeny and Taxonomy of Phytofungi through Computational Biology
Chapter 10: Application of System Biology in Plant-Fungus Interaction
Chapter 11: Mycorrhizal Symbiosis: Molecular Mechanism, Application and Prospects
Chapter 12: Multiomics Approach and Plant-fungal Interaction
Chapter 13: Metabolic Engineering of Plant Fungi for Industrial Applications
