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7 èmes rencontres de virologie végétale. Virologie 3: 337-343. Blancard D. 1998. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Alternaria brassicae et Alternaria brassicola du chou. PHM - Revue Horticole 395: 69-70. Blancard D. 1998. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Pseudomonas syringae pv. tomato sur tomate. PHM - Revue Horticole 390: 57-58. Blancard D. 1998. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Septoria apiicola du céleri. PHM - Revue Horticole 397: 45-46. Blancard D. 1998. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Clavibacter michiganensis de la tomate. PHM - Revue Horticole 405: 53-54. Blancard D. 1998. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Virus de la mosaïque du concombre sur concombre. PHM - Revue Horticole 393: 57-58. Blancard D. 1998. Maladies du Tabac : Observer, Identifier, Lutter. INRA Editions. Blancard D. 1999. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Alternaria porri du poireau. PHM - Revue Horticole 409: 53-54. Blancard D. 1999. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Clavibacter michiganensis subsp michiganensis de la tomate. PHM - Revue Horticole 405: 53-54. Blancard D. 1999. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Peronospora parasitica du radis. PHM - Revue Horticole 399: 49-50. Blancard D. 1999. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Virus de la maladie bronzée de la tomate (TSWV). PHM - Revue Horticole 403: 53-54. Blancard D. 2000. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Albugo candida, rouille blanche des crucifères. PHM - Revue Horticole 411: 69-70. Blancard D. 2000. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Les Alternaria spp. sur carotte. PHM - Revue Horticole 415: 53-54. Blancard D. 2000. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Rhizomonas oleraceus, bactérie sur salade. PHM - Revue Horticole 419: 45-46. Blancard D. 2000. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris du chou. PHM - Revue Horticole 401: 61-62. Blancard D. 2001. Quel est votre diagnostic ? : Le Sclerotium rolfsii sur poivrons. PHM - Revue Horticole 427: 53-54. Blancard D. 2001. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Rhizoctonia solani sur radis. PHM - Revue Horticole 425: 53-54. Blancard D. 2001. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Cercospora sur betteraves. PHM - Revue Horticole 423: 53-54. Blancard D. 2001. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Mycosphaerella brassiciola du choux. PHM - Revue Horticole 421: 45-46. Blancard D. 2002. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Les bioagresseurs sur la salade. PHM - Revue Horticole 437: 53-54. Blancard D. 2002. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Le stolbur de la tomate. PHM - Revue Horticole 441: 45-46. Blancard D, Coubard C, Bonnet P, Lenoir M, and Ricci P. 1998. Mise en évidence d'une protection non spécifique induite par la cryptogéine sur tige et sur feuilles de tabac vis-à-vis de 5 champignons phytopathogènes. Annales du Tabac, Section 2 30: 11-20. Blancard D, Delon R, Blair BW, and Glover T. 1999. Virus diseases. In: Davis DL and M.T N, eds. Tobacco: Production chemistry and technology. 198-215. Blancard D, and Dubourg C. 2001. Brûlures foliaires de la carotte : Alternariose ou cercosporiose ? Bulletin des Semences 159: 21-24. Blancard D, and Goblot C. 2000. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Peronospora destructor sur oignon. PHM - Revue Horticole 417: 77-78.
Blancard D, Gravot E, Jailloux F, and Fermaud M. 2000. Etiologie de la pourriture acide de la vigne dans le sud-ouest de la France. Integrated Control in Viticulture IOBC/wprs Bulletin 23(4): 51-54. Blancard D, and Lecoq H. 2000. Maladies du concombre. PHM - Revue Horticole no. 415: poster 1p. Blancard D, and Morris C. 1998. Quel est votre diagnostic ? PHM - Revue Horticole no. 39: 57-58. Blancard D, and Morris C. 1998. Quel est votre diagnostic ? Pseudomonas syringae sur melon. PHM - Revue Horticole 391: 57-58. Blancard D, and Nourrisseau JG. 2001. Maladies physiologiques des végétaux. PHM - Revue Horticole 428: 18-27. Blancard D, Villeneuve F, Cerceau V, Chamont S, and Seguier M. 2001. Phytosanitaire - Dépérissement du poireau. Bilan dans quelques pépinières et cultures en 2001. Culture Légumière 71: 40-43. Blanchard A, and Bébéar CM. 2002. Mycoplasma of humans. In: Razin S and Herrmann R, eds. Molecular and pathogenicity of Mycoplasmas: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers. 45-72. Blein J-P. 2002. Involvement of lipid-protein complexes in plant-microorganism interactions. OCL - Oléagineux, Corps Gras, Lipides 9: 31-36. Blein J-P, Coutos-Thevenot P, Marion D, and Ponchet M. 2002. From elicitins to lipid-transfer proteins: a new insight in cell signalling involved in plant defence mechanisms. Trends in Plant Science 7: 293-296. Bleve-Zacheo T, Bongiovanni M, Melillo MT, and Castagnone-Sereno P. 1998. The pepper resistance genes Me1 and Me3 induce differential penetration rates and temporal sequences of root cell ultrastructural changes upon nematode infection. Plant Science 133: 79-90. Blin-Simiand N, Jorand F, Sahetchian K, Brun LO, Kerhoas L, Malosse C, and Einhorn J. 2001. Hydroperoxides with zero, one, two or more carbonyl groups formed durig the oxidation of N-dodecane. Combustion and Flame 126: 1524- 1532. Blok V, Wishart J, Berthier K, Fargette M, and Phillips M. 2002. Mitochondrial DNA differences distinguishing Meloidogyne mayaguensis from the major species of tropical root-knot nematodes. Nematology 4: 773-781. Blot Y, Brunel E, and Courbon R. 1999. Enquête sur l'infestation de parcelles de blé et de maïs par les larves de taupins des genres Agriotes et Athous dans l'Ouest de la France (Coleoptères : Elatéridés). Annales de la Société Entomologique de France 35 (suppl.): 453-457. Bodin-Ferri M, Costes E, Quiot JB, and Dosba F. 2001. Systemic spread of plum pox virus (PPV) in Mariana plum GF 8-1 in relation to shoot growth. Plant Pathology 51: 142-147. Boemare NE. 2002. Interactions between the partners of the entomopathogenic bacterium nematode complexes, Steinernema-Xenorhabdus and Heterorhabditis-Photorhabdus. Nematology 4: 601-603. Boemare NE. 2002. Biology, taxonomy and Systematics of Photorhabdus and Xenorhabdus. In: Gaugler R, ed. Entomopathogenic Nematology. 1st ed. Oxon: CABI Publishing, UK. 35-56. Boemare NE, and Akhurst R. 2001. The genera Photorhabdus and Xenorhabdus. In: Dworkin M, Falkow S, Rosenberg E, Schleifer K-H and Stackebrandt E, eds. The Prokaryotes : an evolving electronic resource for the Microbiological community. 3rd ed. N.Y., USA: Springer-Verlag. http://www.prokaryotes.com.
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