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Introduction U. Gisi, I. Chet, M.L. Gullino.- List of contributors.- Part I. Concepts in chemical control.- 1. The Challenges of Chemical Control of Plant Diseases A. Leadbeater, U. Gisi.- 2. Novel Tools to Identify the Mode of Action of Fungicides as exemplified with Fluopicolide V. Toquin et al.- 3. QoI fungicide resistance: current status and the problems associated with DNA-based monitoring H. Ishii.- 4. Regulatory Aspects in Chemical Control of Fungal Diseases: Impact on Efficient Plant Production G. F. Backhaus.- Part II. Concepts in biological control of plant pathogens.- 5. The roles of cyclic lipopeptides in the biocontrol activity of Bacillus Subtilis M. Ongena et al.- 6. Biocontrol of Plant Pathogens and Plant Growth Promotion by Bacillus B. B. McSpadden Gardener.- 7. Importance of multitrophic interactions for successful biocontrol of plant parasitic nematodes with Paecilomyces lilacinus strain 251 S. Kiewnick.- 8. Interactions between Clonostachys rosea f. catenulata, Fusarium oxysporum and cucumber roots leading to biological control of Fusarium root and stem rot S. Chatterton, Z. K. Punja.- 9. Screening of biocontrol agents for control of foliar diseases J. Kohl.- 10. Quorum sensing as a target for novel biocontrol strategies directed at Pectobacterium A. Cirou et al.- 11. The status of biological control of plant diseases in soilless cultivation J. Postma.- 12. Rebeca - EU Policy Support Action to review Regulation of Biological Control Agents R.-U. Ehlers.- 13. Fungal Disease management in organic apple orchards: epidemiological aspects and management approaches I.J. Holb.- Part III. Natural compounds.- 14. Exploitation of natural compounds in eco-friendly management of plant pests N. K. Dubey et al.- 15. Regulation and functional analysis of bioprotective metabolite genes from the grass symbiont Epichloe Festucae B. Scott et al.- Part IV. Soilborne plant diseases and their control.- 16. IPM for soilborne disease management for vegetable and strawberry crops in SE USA F. J. Louws.- 17. Integrated Control of Soilborne Pathogens of Wheat T. C. Paulitz et al.- 18. Challenges in Controlling Verticillium Wilt by the Use of Nonchemical Methods G. Lazarovits, K. Subbarao.- 19. Soil solarisation - 30 years on: what lessons have been learned? J. Katan, A. Gamliel.- 20. Back to the future: total system management (organic, sustainable) D. O. Chellemi.- 21. Global phaseout of methyl bromide under the Montreal Protocol: Implications for bioprotection, biosecurity and the ozone layer I. Porter et al.- 22. Accelerated degradation of soil fumigants: occurrence and agricultural consequences A. Gamliel, S. Triky-Dotan.- 23. Behavior of fumigants in soil W. Ntow, H. Ajwa.- Part V. Plant breeding and resistance strategies.- 24. Worldwide monitoring systems: the need of public and private collaboration R. D. Magarey et al.- 25. Identification of new sources of resistance to soybean rust S. Li.
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