Biotechnology and plant protection in forestry science
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Biotechnology and plant protection in forestry science
Science Publishers, c1999
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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This text explores biotechnology and plant protection in forestry science. Topics include butternut canker; advances in improvements of medicinal plants; biological control of weeds; and the links between ecologically disturbed forests and human diseases.
Table of Contents
- Taxol
- micropropagation and in vitro flowering bamboos
- phytoplasma diseases of forest and urban trees and shrubs in Canada and east Asia - biology, genome diversity and management
- the exploitation and utilization of glycyrrhiza
- prospects of recent biotechnological advances in improvement of medicinal plants
- biological control of weeds in relation to the maintenance of stable and productive ecosystems
- mushroom cultivation and their protection in forests
- study of the extraction of natural pigments from edible forest and agricultural crops
- some observations on the vegetation damage due to air pollution caused by the 1984 industrial accident in Bhopal
- biological control of forest pests in Romania
- pine wilt disease-history, biological and biochemical mechanism of rapid wilting and its control
- butternut canker - an international concern
- ecologically disturbed forests linked to new emerging human diseases.
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