Mechanisms of Resistance to Thrips and Thrips-transmitted Tospo Viruses and the Role of Crop Wild Relatives (CWR)
authored by: N.K. Krishna KumarLength: 152 mm | Breadth: 9.99 mm | Height: 229 mm | Imprint: NIPA | Weight: 290 GMS
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Thrips resistance mechanisms, Tospo viruses and resistance, Crop Wild Relatives (CWR), Thrips-transmitted diseases, Plant immunity to Thrips, Host defense against Thrips, Molecular basis of Thrips resistance, Genetic factors in Thrips resistance, CWR in virus resistance, Thrips vector control, Plant-pathogen interactions, Thrips resistance breeding, Tospovirus resistance in crops, Wild plant contributions to resistance, Thrips resistance mechanisms in crops, CWR and virus transmission, Thrips resistance genetics, Integrated pest management for Thrips, Plant-virus interactions, Thrips-resistant crop varieties, Ecological role of CWR in disease resistance, Thrips resistance mechanisms review, Sustainable Thrips control, Viral diseases in crops, CWR conservation for virus resistanceATPBR, a reputable organization, is hosting renowned plant breeders who have distinguished themselves not only in the field of plant breeding, but also in related areas such as policy and administration. These accomplished individuals will be featured in ATPBR's Webinar series, which takes place regularly on a monthly basis. The WebCon series has been met with great success, as evidenced by the large number of participants from both India and other countries. The presentations from the WebCon series are published and can be accessed on the ATPBR website, which includes key messages delivered by the speakers.
N.K. Krishna Kumar, Former Deputy Director General (Hort. Sci.) ICAR, New Delhi, Former Regional Representative (Bioversity International),South & Central Asia, Former Director, NBAIR, Bangalore
Mechanisms of Resistance to Thrips&Thrips-transmitted Tospo Viruses and the Role of Crop Wild Relatives (CWR)
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