线虫学：进展和前景．卷Ⅱ，线虫的控制和应用

13 Plant Diseases Caused by Nematodes 13.1 Introduction 13.2 The Development of Nematology and Recognition of its Economic lmportance 13.3 The Nature of Disease 13.4 Plant Diseases Caused by Nematodes 13.5 Root Gall Forming Species 13.6 Species that Cause Gall and Lesion Formation on Stems,Leaves,and Seeds14 Virus Vectors 14.1 Introduction 14.2 Historical Background 14.3 The Vector Nematodes and Their Feeding Processes 14.4 The Nematode-transmitted Viruses 14.5 Transmission Crteria and Procedures 14.6 Vector and Virus Associations 14.7 Geographical Distribution

13 Plant Diseases Caused by Nematodes 13.1 Introduction 13.2 The Development of Nematology and Recognition of its Economic lmportance 13.3 The Nature of Disease 13.4 Plant Diseases Caused by Nematodes 13.5 Root Gall Forming Species 13.6 Species that Cause Gall and Lesion Formation on Stems,Leaves,and Seeds14 Virus Vectors 14.1 Introduction 14.2 Historical Background 14.3 The Vector Nematodes and Their Feeding Processes 14.4 The Nematode-transmitted Viruses 14.5 Transmission Crteria and Procedures 14.6 Vector and Virus Associations 14.7 Geographical Distribution 14.8 Persistence of Nematode Populations and Viruses 14.9 Virus and Vector lnteractions 14.10 Vector-virus lnteractions lnvolved in Vector15 Physiological lnteractions between Nematodes and Their Host Plants16 Taxonomy of lnsect Parasitic Nematodes17 Resistance to Plant-parasitic Nematodes18 Crop Rotation and Other Cultural Practices19 Use of Antagonistic Plants and Natural Products20 Biological Control of Nematodes by Fungal Antagonists21 Biological Control of Nematodes with Bacterial 22 Biological Control of lnsects and 0ther lnvertebrates23 Cost-benefits of Nematode Management through Regulatory Programs24 Nematicides:Past and Present Uses25 lrradiation Effects on Plant-parasitic NematodesIndex

本套书分为I，II两卷。第I卷阐述线虫形态学，生理学和生态学；第II卷讲述线虫的控制和利用。本书的焦点集中在上世纪后期有显著进步并且现在仍是主要研究方向的各个领域，其中主要包括自由生活、植物寄生和昆虫寄性线虫。编撰这本书目的是总结20世纪虫学研究的进展并提出21世纪线虫学研究发展的前景。希望本书能起到一个路标图的作用，能标出目前线虫学科最重要的各个方面，为研究人员和研究生提供重要的信息和依据，并将线虫的研究带入新的世纪。