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The book A Handbook on Plant Health Medicines stands out among other plant protection books due to its highly illustrative content. Its primary objective is to disseminate scientific and practical knowledge about plant protection and health medicines to agricultural personnel and farmers. The book is divided into three sections with a total of 30 chapters, each focusing on a specific aspect of plant health management. These sections cover chemical molecules for disease control, chemical molecules for physiological disorders, and pesticides for insect management. The book also includes images of representative diseases, pests, and mineral deficiency symptoms to aid in identification and treatment. By making this book accessible to pesticide shop dealers and farmers, the authors aim to improve plant health management in the agricultural ecosystem.
Contents
Section-I: Chemical Molecules for Control of Plant Diseases
1.Classification of Diseases Based on Symptomatology and Pathogen Involved
2. The Fungicides: Chemical Molecules for Control of Fungal Diseases
3. Groups of Fungicides and Diseases Controlled
4. New Fungicides (by Trade Name) and their Use
5. Ready-Reckoner for Disease Specific Fungicides
6. Development of Resistance in Fungal Pathogens Against the Fungicide and Fungicide Resistance Management
7. Fungicide Product with Their Active Ingredients and Hazard Class
8. Chemical Molecules for Control of Bacterial Diseases
9. Chemical Molecules for Management of Viruses and Phytoplasmas
10. Chemical Molecules as Nematicides for Nematode Management
11. Chemical Molecules for Management of Algal Infection
12. Management of Protozoan Diseases
13. Methods of Application of Chemical Molecules As Plant Medicines
14. Precautions in Selection of a Proper Plant Health Medicine
Section-II: Chemical Molecules to Control Plant Physiological Processes and Physiological Disorders
15. Plant Growth Regulators
16. Anti-Transpirant Chemicals to Mitigate Water-Stress
17. Chemicals to Induce Early Flowering
18. Chemicals to Control Fruit Dropping
19. Chemical Nutrient Deficiencies/Toxicities in Plants and Their Rectification
Section-III: Pesticides for Management of Insect Pest
20. Classification of Insect Pest Based on Their Appearance and Feeding Habit
21. Insecticides for Control of Insect Pests
22. Botanical Insecticides
23. Invertebrate Animal Based Insectcide
24. Pesticides for Control of Slug and Snails
25. Ready-Reckoner for Insect Pest Specific Insecticide
26. Insect Attractants for Insect Pest Management
27. Insect Repellent for Insect Pest Management
28. Chemical Molecules as Weedicides/Herbicides for Weed Management
29. Biological Control Agents for Disease Pest Management
30. Scenario of Banned and Restricted Pesticides
