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Microbial Ecology Of Aerial Plant Surfaces First Mark J Bailey

Name: Microbial Ecology Of Aerial Plant Surfaces First Mark J Bailey
SKU: BELL-2345384
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Microbial Ecology Of Aerial Plant Surfaces First Mark J Bailey instant download after payment.

Publisher: CABI

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.29 MB

Pages: 340

Author: Mark J Bailey, Andrew K Lilley, Tracey M Timms-Wilson, Peter T N Spencer-Phillips

ISBN: 9781845930615, 1845930614

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: First

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Microbial Ecology Of Aerial Plant Surfaces First Mark J Bailey by Mark J Bailey, Andrew K Lilley, Tracey M Timms-wilson, Peter T N Spencer-phillips 9781845930615, 1845930614 instant download after payment.

All aerial plant surfaces, including leaves, stems and flowers are inhabited by diverse assemblages of microorganisms, including filamentous fungi, yeasts, bacteria, and bacteriophages. These organisms have profound effects on plant health and thus impact on ecosystem and agricultural functions. This book is based on proceedings from the 8th International Symposium on the mircobiology of aerial plant surfaces, held in Oxford 2005. This is a five yearly conference which brings together international scientists and provides a unique opportunity to discuss developments in this field.