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Endophytes of Forest Trees = Biology and Applications /

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Title/Author:	Endophytes of Forest Trees/ edited by Anna Maria Pirttilä, A. Carolin Frank.
Reminder of title:	Biology and Applications /
other author:	Pirttilä, Anna Maria.
Description:	X, 462 p. 54 illus., 25 illus. in color.online resource. :
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Trees. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-89833-9
ISBN:	9783319898339

Endophytes of Forest Trees = Biology and Applications /
Endophytes of Forest TreesBiology and Applications /[electronic resource] :edited by Anna Maria Pirttilä, A. Carolin Frank. - 2nd ed. 2018. - X, 462 p. 54 illus., 25 illus. in color.online resource. - Forestry Sciences,860924-5480 ;. - Forestry Sciences,82.

Preface -- Endophyte diversity in trees -- 1. Endophytic Yeasts: Biology, Ecology and Applications; Pierre M. Joubert, Sharon Lafferty Doty -- 2. Dimensions of Host Specificity in Foliar Fungal Endophytes; Austen Apigo, Ryoko Oono -- 3. Diversity of Endophytes in Tropical Forests; Sudipta Roy, Debdulal Banerjee -- 4. Tree endophytes: Cryptic drivers of tropical forest diversity; Eric A. Griffin, Walter P. Carson -- 5. Dark Septate Endophytes (DSE) in Boreal and Subarctic Forests; Anna Liisa Ruotsalainen -- 6. Dark Septate Endophytes and Mycorrhizal Fungi of Trees Affected by Metal Pollution; Matevž Likar -- Interaction of endophytes with tree host -- 7. The Genomes of Endophytic Bacteria; A. Carolin Frank -- 8. Endophytic Bacteria in Tree Shoot Tissues and Their Effects on Host; Anna Maria Pirttilä -- 9. Nitrogen fixing endophytes in forest trees; Rómulo Oses et al -- A thin line between endophyte and pathogen -- 10. Epidemiological Investigations Shed Light on The Ecologal Role of The Endophyte Phomopsis quercina in Mediterranean Oak Forests; Salvatore Moricca et al -- 11. Dieback of European ash: What Can We Learn from the Microbial Community and Species-specific Traits of Endophytic Fungi Associated with Ash?; Ari M. Hietala et al -- Endophytes in biocontrol of trees -- 12. Endophytes and forest health; Johanna Witzell, Juan A. Martin -- 13. Biocontrol Potential of Forest Tree Endophytes; Eeva Terhonen et al -- 14. Bacteria Inhabiting Wood of Roots and Stumps in Forest and Arable Soils; Katarzyna Kubiake et al -- 15. Toxigenic foliar endophytes from the Acadian Forest; Joey B. Tanney et al -- Endophytes as sources of new drug compounds -- 16. Antimicrobial Compounds from Tree Endophytes; J. Fischer, A. Schüffler -- 17. Potential of Tree Endophytes as Sources for New Drug Compounds; Mysore V. Tejesvi, Anna Maria Pirttilä. .

Endophytes are commonly known as microorganisms, mainly bacteria and fungi, which live inside plant tissues without inducing symptoms. Since the first volume, endophytes have increasingly been shown crucial in the life-style of their hosts. Considering the long-lived trees, endophytes have an even more emphasized role in preparing their hosts to face extreme weather conditions, drought, heat, cold, and pathogen and herbivore attacks. In our changing world, forests are especially important in buffering Earth’s climate, acting as carbon sinks and producing oxygen. The tiny but extremely diverse companions of trees, endophytes, play an essential part in their health. The current knowledge clearly demonstrates the importance of endophytes in shaping the plant diversity in a forest, and endophytes have an important and, still underutilized capacity for biocontrol of forest diseases. In this second volume of ‘Forest Tree Endophytes’, besides interesting updates on the diversity, host specificity, and mechanisms by which endophytes induce growth and health of their hosts, we have collected chapters focusing on the role of endophytes in forest health, diseases and their biocontrol. Considering endophyte diversity and the range of various compounds and enzymes they can produce, endophytes can be used for various biotechnological applications. The widely understudied and underutilized diversity of bioactive compounds of forest endophytes is discussed in updated chapters. .

ISBN: 9783319898339

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-319-89833-9doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

668775
Trees.

LC Class. No.: QK474.8-493.5

Dewey Class. No.: 582.16

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