Diseases of banana, abacá, and enset /

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Imprint:Wallingford, Oxon, UK ; New York : CABI Pub., c1999.
Description:xv, 544 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm.
Language:English
Subject:Bananas -- Diseases and pests.
Abaca (Plant) -- Diseases and pests.
Ensete -- Diseases and pests.
Abaca (Plant) -- Diseases and pests.
Bananas -- Diseases and pests.
Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4968338
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Other authors / contributors:Jones, D. R. (David Robert), 1946-
ISBN:0851993559 (alk. paper)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of Contents:
  • Contributors
  • The Editor: David Jones
  • Preface
  • 1. Introduction to Banana, Abaca and Enset
  • The Genera Musa and Ensete
  • Banana
  • Abaca
  • Enset
  • 2. Fungal Diseases of the Foliage
  • Sigatoka Leaf Spots
  • Black Leaf Streak
  • Sigatoka
  • Sigatoka-like Leaf Spots
  • Phaeoseptoria Leaf Spot
  • Septoria Leaf Spot
  • Other Leaf Spots
  • Black Cross Leaf Spot
  • Cordana Leaf Spot
  • Deightoniella Leaf Spot
  • Drechslera Leaf Spot
  • Malayan Leaf Spot
  • Pestalotiopsis Leaf Spot
  • Pyricularia Leaf Spot of Enset
  • Speckles, Freckle and Rust
  • Cladosporium Speckle
  • Leaf Speckle
  • Mycosphaerella Speckle
  • Tropical Speckle
  • Freckle
  • Rust
  • 3. Fungal Diseases of the Root, Corm and Pseudostem
  • Fusarium Wilt
  • Armillaria Corm Rot
  • Cylindrocladium Root Rot
  • Rosellinia Root and Corm Rot
  • Damping-off of Musa Seedlings
  • Deightoniella Pseudostem Rot of Abaca
  • Fungal Root Rot
  • Marasmiellus Pseudostem and Root Rot
  • Pseudostem Heart Rot
  • Ceratocystis Corm Rot
  • Sclerotium Root and Corm Rot of Enset
  • Cephalosporium Inflorescence Spot of Enset
  • 4. Fungal Diseases of Banana Fruit
  • Preharvest Diseases
  • Introduction
  • Anthracnose Fruit Rot
  • Brown Spot
  • Cigar-end Rot
  • Tip-end Rot
  • Deightoniella Speckle
  • Diamond Spot
  • Fruit Freckle
  • Peduncle Rot
  • Pitting Disease
  • Sooty Mould and Sooty Blotch
  • Postharvest Diseases
  • Introduction
  • Crown Rot
  • Anthracnose
  • Fungal Scald
  • Stem-end Rot
  • Main-stalk Rot
  • Botryodiplodia Finger Rot
  • Squirter
  • Other Diseases
  • 5. Diseases Caused by Bacteria
  • Vascular Wilt Diseases
  • Moko
  • Blood Disease
  • Javanese Vascular Disease
  • Bacterial Wilt of Abaca
  • Bacterial Wilt of Enset
  • Diseases of Fruit
  • Bacterial Finger-tip Rot
  • Bugtok
  • Rots of the Corm and Pseudostem
  • Bacterial Head Rot
  • Bacterial Soft Rot of Rhizome and Pseudostem
  • Pseudostem Wet Rot
  • 6. Diseases Caused by Viruses
  • Bunchy Top
  • Bract Mosaic
  • Banana Mosaic
  • Banana Streak
  • Banana Mild Mosaic
  • Banana Dieback
  • Abaca Mosaic
  • Enset Streak
  • 7. Nematode Pathogens
  • Burrowing Nematode
  • Root-lesion Nematodes
  • Spiral Nematode
  • Root-knot Nematodes
  • Other Nematodes
  • 8. Non-Infectious Disorders of Banana
  • Introduction
  • Plant Disorders
  • Elephantiasis
  • Heart-leaf Unfurling Disorder of Plantain
  • High Mat
  • Leaf-edge Chlorosis
  • Roxana Disease
  • Yellow Mat
  • Fruit Disorders
  • Alligator Skin
  • Dark Centre of Ripe Fruit
  • Fruit Fall or Break Neck
  • Hard Lump
  • Malformed Fingers and Hands
  • Maturity Stain
  • Mixed Ripe Fruit
  • Neer Vazhai
  • Physiological Finger Drop
  • Premature Field Ripening
  • Sinkers
  • Split Peel
  • Uneven Degreening
  • Withered Pedicels
  • Yellow Pulp
  • 9. Mineral Deficiencies of Banana
  • Introduction
  • Boron Deficiency
  • Calcium Deficiency
  • Copper Deficiency
  • Iron Deficiency
  • Magnesium Deficiency
  • Manganese Deficiency
  • Nitrogen Deficiency
  • Phosphorus Deficiency
  • Potassium Deficiency
  • Sulphur Deficiency
  • Zinc Deficiency
  • 10. Injuries to Banana Caused by Adverse Climate and Weather
  • Introduction
  • Seasonal Wind and Windstorm Damage
  • Low-temperature Effects
  • Chilling and Frost Damage
  • Hail Damage
  • Heat Stress
  • Radiation Damage
  • Drought Stress
  • Excess-water Stress
  • Lightning Injury
  • Under-peel Discoloration
  • 11. Chemical Injury to Banana
  • Introduction
  • Injury Caused by Agricultural Chemicals
  • Injury Caused by Fertilizers
  • Injury Caused by Pest Control Chemicals
  • Injury Caused by Herbicides
  • Injury Caused by Desuckering Agents
  • Injury Caused by Elements in Toxic Concentrations
  • Aluminium Toxicity
  • Arsenic Toxicity
  • Boron Toxicity
  • Calcium Toxicity
  • Copper Toxicity
  • Fluorine Toxicity
  • Iron Toxicity
  • Manganese Toxicity
  • Sodium and Chlorine Toxicity
  • 12. Genetic Abnormalities of Banana
  • Introduction
  • Variations in Plant Stature
  • Abnormal Foliage
  • Variations in Pseudostem Pigmentation
  • Chimeras
  • Inflorescence and Fruit Variations
  • 13. Quarantine and the Safe Movement of Musa Germplasm
  • Introduction
  • Movement of Pathogens
  • Principles of Safe Movement of Musa Germplasm
  • Development of a System for the Safe Movement of Musa Germplasm
  • Current Recommendations for the Safe Movement of Musa Germplasm
  • 14. Banana Breeding for Disease Resistance
  • History of Banana Breeding
  • Introduction
  • Beginnings in the West Indies
  • Honduras
  • Brazil
  • Africa
  • Triploid Breeding
  • Guadeloupe
  • Biotechnological Innovations
  • Conventional Banana Breeding in Honduras
  • Introduction
  • Basis of Early Banana Breeding
  • The Challenges
  • Breeding Diploid Parental Lines
  • Breeding Tetraploids
  • Conclusions
  • Unconventional Banana Breeding in Taiwan
  • Introduction
  • Somaclonal Variation in Musa
  • Methods for Screening Somaclonal Variants for Resistance to Fusarium Wilt
  • Identification of Resistant Clones
  • Changes in Fruit Quality
  • Improvement of Resistant Clones
  • Discussion
  • Conclusion
  • 15. Genetic Engineering of Banana for Disease Resistance--Future Possibilities
  • Introduction
  • Engineering Resistance to Diseases Caused by Viruses
  • Engineering Resistance to Diseases Caused by Bacteria
  • Engineering Resistance to Diseases Caused by Fungi
  • Engineering Resistance to Diseases Caused by Nematodes
  • Conclusion
  • Index of Musa and Ensete Species, Banana Subgroups and Clone Sets, and Banana, Abaca and Enset Cultivars
  • General Index