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Molecular Diagnostics of Soil-Borne and Foliar Diseases of Mulberry: Present Trends and Future Perspective

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The Mulberry Genome

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Abstract

Many pathogen species produce diseases that cause major yield and economic losses in the sericulture industry. Among them, soil-borne and foliar diseases are more damaging leading to poor quality of leaf production, which is an important component for silkworm feeding. Monitoring of such diseases at the earlier stage leads to the reduction and spreading of the diseases. Apart from the conventional characterization and detection, molecular diagnostic tools are less expensive, more reliable, and user-friendly. With the revolution of next-generation sequencing technologies, development of diagnostic markers for diagnosing diseases has been rapidly improved and applied to many crops. In mulberry, very few such diagnostic tools have been employed and hence this chapter summarizes a brief introduction to soil-borne and foliar diseases of mulberry and the latest molecular diagnostics methods that can be applied for the detection of these diseases.

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Dr. Gnanesh B.N. acknowledges the Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), New Delhi, for financial support (SERBSB/S2/RJN-049/2015).

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    Belaghihalli N. Gnanesh, G. S. Arunakumar, A. Tejaswi, M. Supriya & M. M. Harshitha

  2. P2 Basic Seed Farm, National Silkworm Seed Organization (NSSO), Yelagiri Hills, Tamil Nadu, 635853, India

    Anil Pappachan

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Gnanesh, B.N., Arunakumar, G.S., Tejaswi, A., Supriya, M., Pappachan, A., Harshitha, M.M. (2023). Molecular Diagnostics of Soil-Borne and Foliar Diseases of Mulberry: Present Trends and Future Perspective. In: Gnanesh, B.N., Vijayan, K. (eds) The Mulberry Genome. Compendium of Plant Genomes. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-28478-6_9

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