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100			_aBlanchette, R.A. _96709
245			_aDefence Mechanisms of Woody Plants Against Fungi _cRobert A. Blanchette, Alan R. Biggs
260			_aBerlin _bSpringer-Verlag _c1992
300			_axx, 458p.
440			_aSpringer series in wood science _96710
500			_aDefense mechanisms against fungi in bark, xylem, roots, and foliage of woodyangiosperms and gymnosperms are addressed in this newest addition to the SPRINGER SERIES IN WOOD SCIENCE. The topic is approached from an anatomical and physiological perspective with emphasis on the relationships betweenplant structure and function and their role in defensive reactions and woundrepair. Contributions on the biochemistry of defensive reactions, in-depth treatises on specific diseases such as Dutch elm disease, Hypoxylon canker of aspen, and Fusiform rust of pines, as well as chapters on wound reactions in bark tissues, microenvironmental aspects of xylem decay, the role of mycorrhizzal fungi in defense, physiological responses of trees to fungal symbionts of insects, and the application of tissue culture and immunocytochemistry to the study of defense mechanisms in trees are included. One of the most significantfeatures of the book is the large complement of photographic plates which serves to bring together a plethora of histopathological data.
650			_aWoody Plants _96711
650			_aPhytopathogenic fungi _96712
650			_aDisease and Pest Resistance _95342
650			_aCytology _96713
650			_aDefence Mechanisms _96714
650			_aFungi _93592
700			_a Biggs, A.R. _96715
942			_cBOOK _2ddc
999			_c1738 _d1738
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