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ContentsContributorsPrefaceviiix1. Global Scenario on the Application of Natural Productsin Integrated Pest Management Programmes 1N.K. Dubey, Ravindra Shukla, Ashok Kumar,Priyanka Singh and Bhanu Prakash2. Plant Products in the Control of Mycotoxinsand Mycotoxigenic Fungi on Food Commodities 21Sonia Marín, Vicente Sanchis and Antonio J. Ramos3. Natural Products from Plants: Commercial Prospectsin Terms of Antimicrobial, Herbicidal and Bio-stimulatoryActivities in an Integrated Pest Management System 42J.C. Pretorius and E. van der Watt4. Antimicrobials of Plant Origin to Prevent the Biodeteriorationof Grains 91K.A. Raveesha5. Some Natural Proteinaceous and Polyketide Compoundsin Plant Protection and their Potential in GreenConsumerization 109L.A. Shcherbakova6. Natural Products as Allelochemicals in Pest Management 134Roman Pavelav
viContents7. Potency of Plant Products in Control of Virus Diseases of Plants 149H.N. Verma and V.K. Baranwal8. Phytochemicals as Natural Fumigants and Contact InsecticidesAgainst Stored-product Insects 175Moshe Kostyukovsky and Eli Shaaya9. Prospects of Large-scale Use of Natural Products as Alternativesto Synthetic Pesticides in Developing Countries 191D.B. Olufolaji10. Current Status of Natural Products in Pest Managementwith Special Reference to Brassica carinata as a Biofumigant 205María Porras11. Fungal Endophytes: an Alternative Source of BioactiveCompounds for Plant Protection 218R.N. Kharwar and Gary Strobel12. Suppressive Effects of Compost Tea on Phytopathogens 242Mila Santos, Fernando Diánez and Francisco Carretero13. Biotechnology: a Tool for Natural Product Synthesis 263Sanath HettiarachiIndex 280
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