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Natural Products as Alternatives to Synthetic Pesticides 207Table 10.1. A summary of natural products used as agrochemicals.Species Products Target pathogens ReferencesBacteriaStreptomycesgriseochromogenesErwinia amylovora(Burrill) WinslowStreptomyceskasugaensisHamad et al.StreptoverticilliumrimofaciensStreptomycesnatalensisStruyk, Hoette, Drost,Waisvisz, Van Eek& HoogerheideS. chattanoogensisBurns & HoltmanBacteria-derivedproductsBlasticidin-SHarpin proteinKasugamycinMildiomycinNatamycinPyricularia oryzaeCavara; perfect stageMagnaporthe grisea(Hebert) BarrXanthomonas campestris(Pammell) DowsonPseudomonas syringaeVan HallPseudomonas solanacearum(Smith) SmithFusarium sp.Phytophthora sp.Magnaporthesalvinii (Cattaneo)Krause & WebsterRhizoctonia solaniKühn (Pelliculariasasakii Ito)Venturia inaequalis(Cooke) WinterErwinia amylovoraBotrytis sp.Guignardia bidwellii (Ellis)Viala & RivasDiplocarpon rosae WolfP. oryzaeCercospora spp.Venturia spp.Cladosporium fulvumErwinia atrosepticaXanthomonas campestrisErysiphe spp.Uncinula necator(Schwein) BurrillPodosphaera spp.Sphaerotheca spp.Fusarium oxysporumSchlechtKim andHwang,2007Copping andDuke, 2007Anon, 2005;Copping andDuke, 2007Copping andDuke, 2007Copping andDuke, 2007Continued
208 M. PorrasTable 10.1. Continued.Species Products Target pathogens ReferencesStreptomyces rimosusSobin et al.Streptomycescacoai var.asoensisIsono et al.OxytetracyclinePolyoxins:polyoxin BErwinia amylovoraPseudomonas spp.Xanthomonas spp.Sphaerotheca spp. andother powdery mildewsBotrytis cinerea Pers.Sclerotinia sclerotiorumDe BaryCorynespora melonis LindauCochliobolus miyabeanus(Ito & Kuribay) Drechslerex DasturAlternaria alternata (Fr.)Keissler and otherAlternaria spp.Copping andDuke, 2007Copping andDuke, 2007Streptomycesgriseus(Krainsky)Waksman & HenriciStreptomyceshygroscopicus(Jensen) Waksman &Henrici var. limoneusPseudomonasfl uorescenspolyoxorim(polyoxin D)StreptomycinR. solaniNectria galligenaBresadola (Diplodiapseudodiplodia Fuckel)Drechslera spp.Bipolaris spp.Curvularia spp.Helminthosporium spp.Bacteria, particularlyeffective against:Xanthomonas oryzaeDowsonX. citri DowsonPseudomonastabaci StevensCopping andDuke, 2007P. lachrymans CarsnerValidamycin Rhizoctonia spp. Copping andDuke, 2007PyrrolinitrinB. cinereaM. grisea(In vitro and in thegreenhouse, not infi eld because ofphotosensitivity)Haas andKeel, 2003;Kim andHwang,2007Continued
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NATURAL PRODUCTS IN PLANT PESTMANAG
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