""Some Chemical and Morphological Phenomena Attending Infection of the Wheat Plant by Ophiobolus Graminis"" is a detailed scientific exploration into the biological and chemical interactions between a critical cereal crop and a significant fungal pathogen. This work investigates the mechanisms by which the fungus, known for causing take-all disease, invades and affects the wheat plant, leading to specific structural and physiological changes.
Author Hurley Fellows provides a meticulous account of the morphological alterations in the plant's root system and tissues, alongside a study of the chemical shifts that occur during the progression of the infection. By analyzing these phenomena, the work offers valuable insights into host-pathogen relationships and the internal defenses of the wheat plant. This volume remains an important contribution to the fields of plant pathology and mycology, serving as a foundational text for understanding the vulnerabilities of cereal crops to soil-borne fungi and the complex nature of agricultural diseases.
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Hurley Fellows Imprint: Tradd Street Press Dimensions:
Height: 234mm,
Width: 156mm,
Spine: 1mm
Weight: 45g ISBN:9781025991405 ISBN 10: 1025991400 Pages: 22 Publication Date:14 February 2026 Audience:
General/trade
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ELT Advanced
Format:Paperback Publisher's Status: Active
