natural-products-in-plant-pest-management

Natural Products from Plants 85Ferreira, M.I. and Lourens, A.F. (2002) Theefficacy of liquid seaweed extract on theyield of canola plants. South AfricanJournal of Plant and Soil 19, 159–161.Ganesan, T. and Krishnaraju, J. (1995) Antifungalproperties of wild plant II.Advances in Plant Sciences 8, 194–196.Gebre-Amlak, A. and Azerefegne, F. (1998)Insecticidal activity of chinaberry, endodand pepper tree against maize stalk borer(Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) in Southern Ethiopia.International Journal of Pest Management35, 143–145.Ghosh, S.K., Bhaskar-Sanyal, Satyabrata-Ghosh, Subhendu-Gupta, Sanyal, B.,Ghosh, S. and Gupta, S. (2000) Screeningof some angiospermic plants for antimicrobialactivity. Journal of MycopathologicalResearch 38, 19–22.Goeden, R.D. and Andrés, L.A. (1999) Biocontrolof weeds in terrestrial ecosystemsand aquatic environments, In: Bellows,T.S. and Fisher, T.W. (eds) Handbook ofBiocontrol. Academic Press, San Diego,USA, pp. 871–890.Gonzalez, J., Suarez, M., Granda, D.E.,Orozco-De, A.M. and De-Granda, E.(1988) Antifungal constituents in rootnodules of Alnus acuminata. AgronomiaColombiana 5, 83–85.Grayer, R.J. and Harborne, J.B. (1994) A surveyof antifungal compounds fromhigher plants. Phytochemistry 37, 19–43.Gupta, R.K. and Bansal, R.K. (2003) Comparativeefficacy of plant leaf extracts andfungicides against Fusarium oxysporumSchlecht inducing fenugreek wilt underpot house condition. Annals of AppliedBiology 19, 35–37.Hall, K. (2002) Production, Processing andPractical Application of Natural AntifungalCrop Protectants: Production of NaturalAntifungal Crop Protectants..Hamburger, M. and Hostettmann, K. (1991)Bioactivity in plants: The link betweenphytochemistry and medicine. Phytochemistry30, 3864–3874.Heiny, D.K. and Templeton, G.E. (1993) Economiccomparisons of mycoherbicides toconventional herbicides. In: Altman, J.(ed.) Pesticide Interactions in Crop Production.CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL,pp. 395–408.Helmut, K., Theo, S., Jim, L., Michael, O. andJohn R. (1994) Activation of systemicacquired disease resistance in plants.Journal of Plant Pathology 100, 359–369.Hoffmann, J.J., Jolad, S.D., Hutter, L.K.,Mclaughlin, S.P., Savage, S.D., Cunningham,S.D., Genet, J.L. and Ramsey, G.R.(1992) Glaucarubolone glucoside, apoten tial fungicidal agent for the controlof grape downy mildew. Journal of Agriculturaland Food Chemistry 40, 1056–1057.Iqba, Z, Hiradate, S., Noda, A., Isojima, S. andFujii, Y. (2002) Allelopathy of buckwheat:assessment of allelopathic potential ofextract of aerial parts of buckwheat andidentification of fagomine and otherrelated alkaloids as allelochemicals. WeedBiology and Management 2, 110–115.Jin, S. and Sato, N. (2003) Benzoquinone, thesubstance essential for antibacterialactivity in aqueous extracts from succulentyoung shoots of the pear Pyrus spp.Phytochemistry 62, 101–107.Johnson, R. 2001. National Centre for NaturalProducts Research. Johri, J.K., Balasubrahmanyam, V.R., Misra, G.and Nigam, S.K. (1994) Botanicalsfor management of betelvine disease.National Academy Science Letters 17, 7–8.Juliena, M.H., Scottb, J.K., Orapac, W andPaynterd, Q. (2007) History, opportunitiesand challenges for biological controlin Australia, New Zealand andthe Pacific islands. Crop Protection 26,255–265.Jutsum, A.R. (1988) Commercial applicationof biological control: Status and prospects.Philosophical Transactions of the RoyalSociety of London. Series B. Biological Sciences318, 357–370.Kamuro, Y., Takatsuto, S. (1999) Practicalapplications of brassinosteroids in agriculturalfields. In: Sakurai, A., Yokota, T.and Clouse, S.D. (eds) Brassinosteroids –Steroidal Plant Hormones, Springer, Tokyo,Japan, pp. 223–241.