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Fundamentals of Plant Pathology
B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture • Semester 2 • PPATH 121
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Theory Lecture Schedule
11 indexed topics01
Introduction to Plant Pathology: Concept of disease in plants; Different terms used in Plant Pathology, History of Plant Pathology with special references to India
02
Causes of plant disease: Inanimate and animate causes;
03
Classification of plant disease
04
Parasitism and pathogenesis
05
Development of disease in plants: Disease Triangle, Disease cycle
06
Fungi and their morphology, reproduction and classification of fungi only key to kingdom to Phylum
07
Bacteria: Morphology, reproduction classification of phytopathogenic bacteria
08
Other plant pathogens: Mollicutes; Flagellate protozoa, FVB; Green algae and parasitic higher plants
09
Viruses and viroids, virus transmission,
10
Principles of Plant disease management
11
Disease management with chemicals, Host resistance, cultural and biological method of Integrated Disease Management (IDM).
Practical Lecture Schedule
9 indexed topics01
Study of the microscope, Acquaintance with laboratory material and equipment
02
Study of different plant disease symptoms
03
Microscopic examination of general structure of fungi
04
Simple staining of bacteria: Direct and indirect staining, Gram staining of bacteria
05
Microscopic examination of fungal diseased specimen; Microscopic examination of bacterial diseased specimen
06
Preparation of culture media
07
Isolation of plant pathogens: Fungi and bacteria
08
Purification of plant pathogens; Study on plant disease diagnosis: Koch’s Postulates,
09
Characteristics, formulation, methods of application and calculation on fungicides.
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