Pests and Diseases in Flower, Medicinal and Aromatic Crops [Hardcover]

About the Authors

1. Introduction

2. Anthuriums

3. Carnation

4. China Aster

5. Chrysanthemum

6. Crossandra

7. Gerbera

8. Gladiolus

9. Lily

10. Marigold

11. Orchids

12. Rose

13. Aloe

14. Asparagus

15. Aswagandha

16. Coleus

17. Isabgol

18. Long Pepper

19. Medicinal Yam

20. Opium Poppy

21. Periwinkle

22. Sarpagandha

23. Senna

24. Soda Apple

25. Stevia

26. Basil

27. Eucalyptus

28. Jasmine

29. Lemon Grass

30. Mint

31. Patchouli

32. Scented Geranium

S. Parthasarathy is Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology at the Department of Plant Pathology, Amrita School of Agricultural Sciences, India. Dr Parthasarathy has received several fellowships, including the BIRAC Post Masters Innovation Fellow, Canadian International Development Research Centre-Nano Project JRF, and UGC Non-Special Assistance Programme. His areas of specialization are Biological Control and Molecular Plant Pathology.

R. Kalaivanan is Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology at the Department of Crop Protection at Vanavarayar Institute of Agriculture, Pollachi, India. He is actively involved in extension activities, particularly in providing hands-on training to farmers to address real-world issues encountered in the field. His areas of expertise encompass Biological Control, Plant Bacteriology, and Molecular Plant Pathology.

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