Molecular Plant Pathology

A survey of plant bacteriologists worldwide has allowed the creation of a top 10 of plant pathogenic bacteria.

Each entry is written by a leading research scientist and is clearly illustrated. Historical perspective, science, economics and the latest research are all discussed.

It is an ideal article for both research and teaching purposes.
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Challenges for molecular plant pathology over the next ten years, and plant diseases that changed the world

This virtual issue of Molecular Plant Pathology contains reviews in two broad areas; challenges for molecular plant pathology over the next ten years, and plant diseases that changed the world. These reviews are ideal for research and teaching purposes.

These reviews describe the immense impact plant disease has on agriculture. Understanding the interactions between pathogen and host are crucial in developing the best crop varieties to take forward in agricultural production. Download online

Our Top 10 series of reviews have been well received. All of them are free to download:
Top 10 plant viruses in molecular plant pathology
Top 10 plant pathogenic bacteria in molecular plant pathology
The Top 10 fungal pathogens in molecular plant pathology

The fungal pathogens review was featured by the following news sites; RedOrbit and PhysOrg
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Each review has also been converted into free A0-size (ANSI size E) posters, ideal for the office or laboratory wall.

Microreviews

All our Microreviews have been gathered together into a virtual issue. These concise review articles get straight to the heart of an issue and are ideal for teaching or research purposes. Read them all now!

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