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CABI Fire Blight - The Disease And Its Causative Agent,
Erwinia Amylo
Sinopsis :
From the Publisher Fire blight is a major disease of apples,
pears and certain woody ornamental plants. It is caused by the
bacterium Erwinia amylovora . This organism was one of the
first plant pathogenic bacteria to be extensively investigated,
and has become a model for study by bacteriologists in the
development of their subject. Written by leading research
workers from the USA, Europe and New Zealand, this book is
the first comprehensive volume for 20 years to address this
subject. Editorial Reviews - Fire Blight From the Publisher Fire
blight is a major disease of apples, pears and certain woody
ornamental plants. It is caused by the bacterium Erwinia

amylovora . This organism was one of the first plant
pathogenic bacteria to be extensively investigated, and has
become a model for study by bacteriologists in the
development of their subject. Written by leading research
workers from the USA, Europe and New Zealand, this book is
the first comprehensive volume for 20 years to address this
subject. Features - Fire Blight Table of Contents Table of
Contents ContributorsPrefaceAcknowledgements1What is Fire
Blight? Who is Erwinia amylovora? How to Control It?1Pt. IThe
Disease72Epidemiology of Fire Blight93Distribution and
Economic Importance of Fire Blight374Genetic Diversity and
Host Range of Erwinia amylovora555Migration of Erwinia
amylovora in Host Plant Tissues73Pt. IIThe
Pathogen856Erwinia amylovora: General Characteristics,
Biochemistry and Serology877Exopolysaccharides of Erwinia
amylovora: Structure, Biosynthesis, Regulation, Role in
Pathogenicity of Amylovoran and Levan1178hrp Genes and
Harpins of Erwinia amylovora: a Decade of
Discovery1419Disease-specific Genes of Erwinia amylovora:
Keys to Understanding Pathogenesis and Potential Targets for
Disease Control16310Iron and Fire Blight: Role in
Pathogenicity of Desferrioxamine E, the Main Siderophore of
Erwinia amylovora179Pt. IIIControl of Fire
Blight19711Chemical Control of Fire Blight19912Th