INTRODUCTORY PLANT PATHOLOGY

PLPT/BIOS 369

2006Edition

This home page is dedicated to the University of Nebraska Lincoln, Department of Plant Pathology's Introductory Plant Pathology Course, Plant Pathology 369.

Dr. J.E. Partridge is the Professor in charge

This page is used by the course as reference and review material. Sections are released to this Home Page to assist students in preparation for classroom discussion. The web study materials presented here are in lieu of classroom hand outs and are intended to complement the study of the Plant Pathology supported by the Textbooks Plant Pathology, Fifth Edition, by G.N. Agrios or Plant Pathology and Plant Pathogens, 3rd edition by John A. Lucas (Blackwell Science Ltd. Malden, MA, USA, 1998) or other textbooks of the student's choosing, and classroom discussions.

Introductory Plant Pathology is a junior level course and satisfies student curricular requirements for a junior level Essential Studies, Integrative Studies, and Communication Intensive course at the University of Nebraska. The prerequisites for this course are Introductory Biology or Introductory Botany; therefore the materials presented are conservative in the areas of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. When the students need greater understanding in these areas, they are presented in class and supplemented as Exposition pages.

Those interested will find a link to my teaching philosophy at the end of the page.

Technical Information
Syllabus Course Goals Procedures and Understandings
Writing Groups Review Papers Prerequisite Expectations

PRINCIPLES AND CONCEPTS

Health, Disease, and Koch's Postulates Disease Triangle and Parasitic Balance Pathogenesis
Pathogen Effects on Host Systems
              
Plant Defense Mechanisms
                   
Genetic Variation
         
Environmental Effects on the Pathodeme Epidemiology
         
Plant Health Management Strategies
Environment and Disease Bacteria Protista
Fungi Viruses Nematodes
Parasitic Plants Plant Pathology and History Emerging/Re-Emerging Diseases

PLANT DISEASES

Agronomic Plant Diseases Horticultural Plant Diseases Classic Diseases of Plants
Bacterial Diseases Protistan Diseases Fungal Diseases
Viral Disease Nematode Diseases Abiotic/Environmental Diseases-

Questions, Comments, Complaints, Contributions and Complements?

This page is authored and maintained by:

Dr. J.E. Partridge, Department of Plant Pathology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln


GLOSSARY - American Phytopathological Society


E-mail Teaching References Contributors JP Lab Department
Intellectual Properties Discussion

This World Wide Web presented course has been peer reviewed in accord with policy for release of scholarly publications and has been approved for publication as Journal Paper number xxxxx of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. [See ?]

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