Insect PathologyGulf Professional Publishing, 1993 - 666 pagini Associations between insects and nonpathogenic microorganisms; Symbiosis; External microbiota; Insect-Cultivated fungi; Internal microbiota; Internal microbiota of termites; Intrahemocoelic and intracellular microbiota; Role of symbionts; Reproductive incompatibility; Methods of obtaining aposymbiotic hosts; Transmission of symbionts through; Host generations; References; Amicrobial and microbial agents; Amicrobial diseases; Microbial diseases; References; Bacterial infections: Bacillaceae; Symptoms and pathology; Portals of entry; Types of entomopathogenic bacteria; Family bacillaceae; References; Other bacterial infections; Pseudomonadaceae infections; Enterobacteriaceae infections; Vibrionaceae infections; Streptococcaceae infections; Actinommycetes infections; Rickettsial infections; Class mollicutes; DNA-viral infections: baculoviridae; Viral structure and replication; Insect viral classification; Hosts and tissue culture Types of insect viruses; Family baculoviridae; Nuclear polyhedrosis viruses; Granulosis viruses; Nonoccluded viruses; Other dna-viral infections; Polydnaviridae-ds DNA, enveloped; Poxviridae-dsDNA, enveloped; Ascoviridae-dsDNA, enveloped; Iridoviridae-dsDNA, nonenveloped; Parvoviridae-ssDNA, nonenveloped; RNA-viral infections: reoviridae; Cytoplasmic polyhedrosis viruses; Muscareovirus-house fly virus; Other rna-viral infections; Birnaviridae-bisegmented, dsrna; Rhabdoviridae-ssrna, enveloped; Picornaviridae-ssrna, nonenveloped; Caliciviridae-ssrna, nonenveloped; Tetraviridae(Nudaurelia B virus group)-ssrna, nonenveloped; Nodaviridae-ssrna, nonenvelopd; Fungal infections; Classication; Structure and reproduction; Hosts; Pathogenicity; Signs and symptoms; Effect of environmental conditions; Subdivision mastigomycotia; Subdivision zygomycotina, class zygomycetes, order mucorales; Subdivision ascomycotina; Subdivision basiodiomycotina; Subdivision deuteromycotina; Protozoan infections: Zoomastigina, rhzopoda, and ciliophora; Historical aspects; Relation of protozoa to insects; Portals of entry; Pothogenesis, signs, and symptoms; Zoomstigina (flagellate) infections; Rhizopoda (Amoebic) infections; Ciliophora (Ciliate) infections; Protozoan infections: Apicomplexa, microspora: Apicomplexa, gregarinia; Apicomplexa, coccidia; Microspora, microsporea; Nematodes, nematomorphs, and platyhelminthes; Historical review; Taxonomy; General life cycle of nematodes; Associations with insect hosts; Types of insect-nematode associations; Host specifity; Mode of infection; Host resistance; Pathology; Biology and life cycle of selected nematodes; Nematomorpha; Platylminthes; Host resistance: Resistence at the species level; Insect age and stage; Nutritional factors; Physical factors; Morphological and physiological defenses; Hematology; Blood clotting; Cellular immunity; Insect plasma and humoral immunity; Innate humoral immunity; Passively acquired inmunity; Microbial control; Approaches to microbial control; Economic threshold; Factors affecting efficacy; Safety; Molecular genetics; Microbial pesticides; Microbial production; Formulation; Stadardization; Storage; Application technology; Advantages and disadvantages of microbial control; Examples of long-term control; Examples of the ipm approach; Destructions of symbionts; Epizootiology; Definition of some epizootiological terms; Modeling; Key factors in epizootiology; The environment present status. |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN INSECTS | 12 |
IV | 21 |
V | 27 |
Role of Symbionts | 37 |
AMICROBIAL AND MICROBIAL AGENTS | 52 |
I | 77 |
BACILLACEAE | 83 |
Host Specificity | 464 |
Mode of Infection | 465 |
Host Resistance | 466 |
Pathology | 467 |
Biology and Life Cycle of Selected Nematodes | 471 |
Nematomorpha | 482 |
Platyhelminthes | 483 |
HOST RESISTANCE | 492 |
83 | 123 |
84 | 133 |
85 | 139 |
OTHER BACTERIAL INFECTIONS | 147 |
122 | 166 |
BACULOVIRIDAE | 171 |
OTHER DNAVIRAL INFECTIONS | 245 |
REOVIRIDAE | 275 |
OTHER RNAVIRAL INFECTIONS | 296 |
FUNGAL INFECTIONS | 318 |
Classification | 319 |
Hosts | 321 |
Pathogenicity | 327 |
Effect of Environmental Conditions | 328 |
Subdivision Mastigomycotina | 329 |
Subdivision Zygomycotina Class Zygomycetes Order Mucorales | 336 |
Subdivision Ascomycotina | 347 |
Subdivision Basidiomycotina | 356 |
References | 366 |
ZOOMASTIGINA RHIZOPODA AND CILIOPHORA | 388 |
Historical Aspects | 389 |
Relation of Protozoa to Insects | 391 |
Pathogenesis Signs and Symptoms | 392 |
Rhizopoda Amoebic Infections | 399 |
Ciliophora Ciliate Infections | 402 |
References | 407 |
APICOMPLEXA MICROSPORA | 414 |
Apicomplexa Gregarinia | 415 |
Apicomplexa Coccidia | 423 |
Microspora Microsporea | 425 |
References | 447 |
NEMATODES NEMATOMORPHS AND PLATYHELMINTHES | 459 |
Historical Review | 460 |
Taxonomy | 461 |
Associations with Insect Hosts | 462 |
Types of InsectNematode Associations | 463 |
Resistance at the Species Level | 493 |
Insect Age and Stage | 495 |
Nutritional Factors | 497 |
Physical Factors | 499 |
Morphological and Physiological Defenses | 500 |
Hematology | 507 |
Blood Clotting | 511 |
Cellular Immunity | 512 |
Insect Plasma and Humoral Immunity | 521 |
Innate Humoral Immunity | 522 |
Acquired Immunity | 524 |
Passively Acquired Immunity | 533 |
MICROBIAL CONTROL | 554 |
Approaches to Microbial Control | 555 |
Economic Threshold | 556 |
Factors Affecting Efficacy | 557 |
Safety | 561 |
Molecular Genetics | 563 |
Microbial Pesticides | 565 |
Mass Production | 566 |
Formulations | 567 |
Standardization | 568 |
Storage | 569 |
Advantages and Disadvantages of Microbial Control | 570 |
Examples of LongTerm Control | 571 |
Examples of ShortTerm Control | 577 |
Examples of the IPM Approach | 582 |
Destruction of Symbionts | 584 |
EPIZOOTIOLOGY | 595 |
Definition of Some Epizootiological Terms | 596 |
Modeling | 597 |
Key Factors in Epizootiology | 600 |
The Environment | 612 |
Present Status | 622 |
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