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Silicon and Plant Diseases (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2015)
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Silicon and Plant Diseases (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2015)
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Silicon, considered to be the second most abundant mineral element
in soil, plays an important role in the mineral nutrition of
plants. A wide variety of monocot and dicot species have benefited
from silicon nutrition, whether direct or indirect, when they are
exposed to different types of abiotic and or biotic stresses.
Besides the many agronomic and horticultural benefits gained by
maintaining adequate levels of this element in the soil and also in
the plant tissue, the most notable effect of silicon is the
reduction in the intensities of a number of plant diseases caused
by biotrophic, hemibiotrophic and necrotrophic plant pathogens in
many crops of great economic importance. The aim of this book is to
summarize our current understanding of the effects of silicon on
plant diseases. The chapters address the dynamics of silicon in
soils and plants; the history of silicon in the control of plant
diseases; the use of silicon to control soil-borne, seed-borne and
foliar diseases in monocots and dicots; the mechanisms involved in
the host resistance against infection by plant pathogens mediated
by silicon as well as the current knowledge at the omics level, and
finally, highlights and prospects for using silicon in the future.
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