Although nearly 2,000 years ago Pliny the El-der recognized the epiphytic or parasitic habit of certain plant species, much of what we know about these fas-cinating organisms derives from our study of them during the past 130 years. Still, “our knowledge about how they induce disease [in plants] remains fragmentary and filled with conjecture” (Knutson 1979). Most genera of parasitic seed plants are tropical o
Parasitic plants obtain their nutrition from their hosts. In addition to this direct damage, they ca...
<div><p>Over 100 years after trypanosomatids were first discovered in plant tissues, <i>Phytomonas</...
What determines which plant species are susceptible to a given plant pathogen is poorly understood. ...
Since the dawn of agriculture, plant pathogens and pests have been a scourge of humanity. Yet we hav...
The parasitic habit has been developed in relatively few of the higher land plants. No Bryophytes or...
Plant parasitism has arisen time and again in multiple phyla, including bacteria, fungi, insects and...
Parasitic plants are among the most problematic pests of agricultural crops worldwide. They are foun...
Plant trypanosomes have never been at the forefront of plant pathology matters. Even today, they hol...
<div><p>Plant parasitism has arisen time and again in multiple phyla, including bacteria, fungi, ins...
Phytoplasmas were discovered almost 50 years ago, and initially named mycoplasma-like organisms (DOI...
Background – Parasitic plants are functionally specialized to acquire at least some essential resour...
The nature of host susceptibility to phytopathogenic parasites, especially the obligates, remains on...
focuses on recent advances in our knowledge of parasitic plants, synthesizing information from a wid...
Plants, like humans and other animals, also get sick, exhibit disease symptoms, and die. Plant disea...
The yellows diseases of plants comprise a group of more than 40 known diseases which affect many imp...
Parasitic plants obtain their nutrition from their hosts. In addition to this direct damage, they ca...
<div><p>Over 100 years after trypanosomatids were first discovered in plant tissues, <i>Phytomonas</...
What determines which plant species are susceptible to a given plant pathogen is poorly understood. ...
Since the dawn of agriculture, plant pathogens and pests have been a scourge of humanity. Yet we hav...
The parasitic habit has been developed in relatively few of the higher land plants. No Bryophytes or...
Plant parasitism has arisen time and again in multiple phyla, including bacteria, fungi, insects and...
Parasitic plants are among the most problematic pests of agricultural crops worldwide. They are foun...
Plant trypanosomes have never been at the forefront of plant pathology matters. Even today, they hol...
<div><p>Plant parasitism has arisen time and again in multiple phyla, including bacteria, fungi, ins...
Phytoplasmas were discovered almost 50 years ago, and initially named mycoplasma-like organisms (DOI...
Background – Parasitic plants are functionally specialized to acquire at least some essential resour...
The nature of host susceptibility to phytopathogenic parasites, especially the obligates, remains on...
focuses on recent advances in our knowledge of parasitic plants, synthesizing information from a wid...
Plants, like humans and other animals, also get sick, exhibit disease symptoms, and die. Plant disea...
The yellows diseases of plants comprise a group of more than 40 known diseases which affect many imp...
Parasitic plants obtain their nutrition from their hosts. In addition to this direct damage, they ca...
<div><p>Over 100 years after trypanosomatids were first discovered in plant tissues, <i>Phytomonas</...
What determines which plant species are susceptible to a given plant pathogen is poorly understood. ...