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Practical Application and Implementation of Induced Resistance

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Induced Resistance to Disease in Plants

Part of the book series: Developments in Plant Pathology ((DIPP,volume 4))

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The use of intensive farming and mass monoculture resulted in the extensive use of chemical pesticides to control plant pests and diseases. The use of chemical pesticides, however, will become increasingly restricted due to concerns for the environment and health. The need for extensive toxicological and field testing prior to release of new chemicals and development of pest or pathogen resistance to some current pesticides may also contribute to a reduction in pesticide utilization. We are faced with the challenge of finding more effective, safer and economical ways to protect plants against pests to help feed an ever increasing world population. Utilization of plants’ own defense mechanisms by application of technologies to induce resistance may contribute toward a solution to this problem. Many theoretical and experimental aspects of induced systemic resistance (immunization) are described in detail in the previous chapters. Because there are few examples of field tests with induced resistance, the wide scale application of the phenomenon is not yet established. This chapter will discuss some of the approaches that can be utilized in progressing toward the practical application of induced systemic resistance.

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Tuzun, S., Kloepper, J. (1995). Practical Application and Implementation of Induced Resistance. In: Hammerschmidt, R., Kuć, J. (eds) Induced Resistance to Disease in Plants. Developments in Plant Pathology, vol 4. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8420-3_7

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