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This is Volume 1 of a two-volume set that explores the growing challenge of viral diseases in horticultural crops. While this volume focuses on vegetable crops, Volume 2 complements it by addressing viral threats in fruit crops, together offering a comprehensive understanding of plant virus epidemiology and management in the context of a changing climate.
This volume delves into how viruses emerge, spread, and affect the quality and yield of vegetables. It explains the interactions between viruses and their hosts, emphasizing modes of transmission—especially via seeds and insect vectors—and the influence of climate change on viral outbreaks. Readers are introduced to cutting-edge diagnostic and management tools including CRISPR, portable testing kits, virome analysis, and omics-based technologies (genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics). The book also explores sustainable management strategies such as gene editing, RNA-based sprays, and the use of endophytes and phytohormones.
A valuable resource for students, researchers, plant pathologists, horticulturists, and agricultural professionals, this volume provides science-backed insights and practical solutions for managing virus-related challenges in vegetable cultivation.
Contents
1. Contemporary Status of the Distribution of Emerging Viruses on a Global Scale.- 2. Impact of Climate Change on the Emergence of Viral Pathogens in Vegetables.- 3. Molecular Evolution of Vegetable-Infecting Viruses and Implications for Durable Resistance.- 4. Role of Vector Ecology and Climate Adaptation in Virus Spread in Vegetable Crops.- 5. Understanding Virus Infection Biology and Pathogenesis Mechanisms in Vegetable Crops.- 6. Viral Suppressors of RNA Silencing in Vegetable Viruses: Mechanisms and Diversity.- 7. Viral Infection and Altered Nutrient Dynamics in Vegetable Crops.- 8. Seed-Borne Viruses in Vegetable Crops: Challenges and Solutions.- 9. Role of Planting Material and Legislative Regulations in Virus Disease Management.- 10. Revolutionizing Vegetable Virus Detection: A Systematic Review of Cas9, Cas12, and Cas13 Diagnostic Platforms.- 11. Exploitation of CRISPR-Based Tools for Rapid Detection of Vegetable Viruses.- 12. The Modern Era of On-Site Diagnostic Kits for Virus Detection in Vegetable Crops.- 13. Nanotechnology-Enabled Diagnostics and Therapeutics in Virus Management.- 14. AI and Machine Learning Applications for Virus Detection and Disease Forecasting in Vegetable Crops.- 15. Participatory Plant Health Surveillance for Early Detection of Viral Outbreaks in Vegetables.- 16. Proteomic Insights into Host-Virus Interactions in Vegetable Crops.- 17. Metabolomic Approaches to Identify Biomarkers in Managing Vegetable Viruses.- 18. Metabolomics-Driven Insights into Viral Impacts on Phytochemical Pathways in Tropical Vegetable Crops.- 19. Bioinformatics Tools and Databases for Studying Vegetable-Infecting Viruses.- 20. Host Plant Resistance: Breeding Strategies and QTL Mapping for Virus Resistance.- 21. Biotechnological Interventions for the Development of Virus-Resistant Vegetable Crops.- 22. Advances in Biotechnology for Engineering Virus Resistance in Vegetable Crops.- 23. Harnessing RNA Interference for Antiviral Protection in Vegetable Crops.- 24. Intervention of dsRNA-Based Spray-Induced Gene Silencing in Virus Disease Management.- 25. Perspectives on peptide applications in vegetable virus disease management.
