Plant RNA Viruses: Molecular Pathogenesis and Management provides wide-ranging coverage on the recognition and signaling events between plants and RNA viruses. The book examines the molecular biology of signaling, host-virus interaction, RNA virus diversity, and how plants and cellular pathogens interact. Sections cover Virus Diversity and Diagnosis, Virus-Host Interactions and Virus Management. Specific chapters discuss classification and nomenclature of viruses, detail the molecular characteristics of viral genomes, highlight the viral manipulation of cellular key regulatory systems for successful virus infection, and discuss the movement of plant viruses into plant cells.
Additional topics include RNA plant viruses and host interaction, detection and diversity of plant RNA viruses, and strategies for combating and management of plant viruses. With contributions from an international group of experts, the book is a comprehensive reference for those in research, academia, industry and anybody engaging in the study of plant viruses at the molecular level.
1. Plant RNA Viruses - p. Page i 2. Cover - p. Page i 3. Front Matter - p. Page ii 4. Table of Contents - p. Page iii 5. Copyright - p. Page iv 6. Contributors - p. Page iv 7. About the editors - p. Page ix 8. Preface - p. Page xi 9. List of Illustrations - p. Page xiv 10. List of Tables - p. Page xv 11. Chapter 1 : Genomic properties of potyviruses and their adaptation to hosts - p. Page xv 12. Chapter 2 : Single-stranded RNA viruses infecting cucurbits - p. Page 24 13. Chapter 3 : Luteoviruses - p. Page 51 14. Chapter 4 : Evolution, transmission, and management of Emaraviruses - p. Page 74 15. Chapter 5 : Cassava brown streak ipomoviruses - p. Page 95 16. Chapter 6 : Citrus tristeza virus - p. Page 112 17. Chapter 7 : Papaya ring spot virus: Status of 80years of global research - p. Page 126 18. Chapter 8 : Molecular biology and management of tobacco mosaic virus - p. Page 162 19. Chapter 9 : Cucurbit-infecting poleroviruses: Emerging plant RNA viruses in Indian agriculture - p. Page 187 20. Chapter 10 : Epidemiology of potyviruses infecting crops of cucurbitaceae - p. Page 207 21. Chapter 11 : Ecology and evolution of papaya ringspot virus - p. Page 224 22. Chapter 12 : Biodiversity and characterization of economically important viruses on potato cultivars - p. Page 240 23. Chapter 13 : Virus-vector interaction and transmission in plants - p. Page 262 24. Chapter 14 : The molecular techniques to identify plant host-virus interactions and their implications on transmission - p. Page 280 25. Chapter 15 : Plant-virus interactions in plant innate immunity - p. Page 295 26. Chapter 16 : Plant cell apoplast and symplast dynamic association with plant-RNA virus interactions as a vital effect of host response - p. Page 305 27. Chapter 17 : Plant RNA virus vector interactions in epidemiology of plant viral diseases - p. Page 324 28. Chapter 18 : Molecular approaches in plant host-virus interaction studies - p. Page 342 29. Chapter 19 : Virus-vector interaction with special reference to RNA virus of important crop plants: An appraisal - p. Page 357 30. Chapter 20 : Plant virus disease control by vaccination and transgenic approaches: Current status and perspective - p. Page 366 31. Chapter 21 : Understanding the principles of transitive silencing - p. Page 403 32. Chapter 22 : Cucumber mosaic virus management: Conventional, indigenous technical knowledge and molecular approaches - p. Page 437 33. Chapter 23 : Eukaryotic translation initiation factor-mediated resistance to RNA viruses - p. Page 466 34. Chapter 24 : Genetic analysis of banana bract mosaic virus and its management - p. Page 489 35. Chapter 25 : RNAi-based pesticides: A magic bullet to deal with plant viruses - p. Page 519 36. Chapter 26 : Groundnut bud necrosis virus (GBNV) and the management of peanut bud necrosis disease (PBND) - p. Page 546 37. Chapter 27 : Century of plant virus management: A way forward - p. Page 576 38. Chapter 28 : RNA interference against RNA viruses in plants - p. Page 603 39. Index - p. Page 620
Plant RNA Viruses: Molecular Pathogenesis and Management provides wide-ranging coverage on the recognition and signaling events between plants and RNA viruses. The book examines the molecular biology of signaling, host-virus interaction, RNA virus diversity, and how plants and cellular pathogens interact. Sections cover Virus Diversity and Diagnosis, Virus-Host Interactions and Virus Management. Specific chapters discuss classification and nomenclature of viruses, detail the molecular characteristics of viral genomes, highlight the viral manipulation of cellular key regulatory systems for successful virus infection, and discuss the movement of plant viruses into plant cells.
Additional topics include RNA plant viruses and host interaction, detection and diversity of plant RNA viruses, and strategies for combating and management of plant viruses. With contributions from an international group of experts, the book is a comprehensive reference for those in research, academia, industry and anybody engaging in the study of plant viruses at the molecular level.
1. Plant RNA Viruses - p. Page i 2. Cover - p. Page i 3. Front Matter - p. Page ii 4. Table of Contents - p. Page iii 5. Copyright - p. Page iv 6. Contributors - p. Page iv 7. About the editors - p. Page ix 8. Preface - p. Page xi 9. List of Illustrations - p. Page xiv 10. List of Tables - p. Page xv 11. Chapter 1 : Genomic properties of potyviruses and their adaptation to hosts - p. Page xv 12. Chapter 2 : Single-stranded RNA viruses infecting cucurbits - p. Page 24 13. Chapter 3 : Luteoviruses - p. Page 51 14. Chapter 4 : Evolution, transmission, and management of Emaraviruses - p. Page 74 15. Chapter 5 : Cassava brown streak ipomoviruses - p. Page 95 16. Chapter 6 : Citrus tristeza virus - p. Page 112 17. Chapter 7 : Papaya ring spot virus: Status of 80years of global research - p. Page 126 18. Chapter 8 : Molecular biology and management of tobacco mosaic virus - p. Page 162 19. Chapter 9 : Cucurbit-infecting poleroviruses: Emerging plant RNA viruses in Indian agriculture - p. Page 187 20. Chapter 10 : Epidemiology of potyviruses infecting crops of cucurbitaceae - p. Page 207 21. Chapter 11 : Ecology and evolution of papaya ringspot virus - p. Page 224 22. Chapter 12 : Biodiversity and characterization of economically important viruses on potato cultivars - p. Page 240 23. Chapter 13 : Virus-vector interaction and transmission in plants - p. Page 262 24. Chapter 14 : The molecular techniques to identify plant host-virus interactions and their implications on transmission - p. Page 280 25. Chapter 15 : Plant-virus interactions in plant innate immunity - p. Page 295 26. Chapter 16 : Plant cell apoplast and symplast dynamic association with plant-RNA virus interactions as a vital effect of host response - p. Page 305 27. Chapter 17 : Plant RNA virus vector interactions in epidemiology of plant viral diseases - p. Page 324 28. Chapter 18 : Molecular approaches in plant host-virus interaction studies - p. Page 342 29. Chapter 19 : Virus-vector interaction with special reference to RNA virus of important crop plants: An appraisal - p. Page 357 30. Chapter 20 : Plant virus disease control by vaccination and transgenic approaches: Current status and perspective - p. Page 366 31. Chapter 21 : Understanding the principles of transitive silencing - p. Page 403 32. Chapter 22 : Cucumber mosaic virus management: Conventional, indigenous technical knowledge and molecular approaches - p. Page 437 33. Chapter 23 : Eukaryotic translation initiation factor-mediated resistance to RNA viruses - p. Page 466 34. Chapter 24 : Genetic analysis of banana bract mosaic virus and its management - p. Page 489 35. Chapter 25 : RNAi-based pesticides: A magic bullet to deal with plant viruses - p. Page 519 36. Chapter 26 : Groundnut bud necrosis virus (GBNV) and the management of peanut bud necrosis disease (PBND) - p. Page 546 37. Chapter 27 : Century of plant virus management: A way forward - p. Page 576 38. Chapter 28 : RNA interference against RNA viruses in plants - p. Page 603 39. Index - p. Page 620
