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A guide to sugarcane diseases
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Philippe Rott
Rott, Philippe
Philippe
Rott
Philippe Rott is the Scientific Director of Cirad’s sugarcane quarantine in Montpellier, France. He has over 40 years of worldwide experience in sugarcane pathology, and he produced over 200 scientific papers, reports and book chapters on sugarcane diseases.
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Girard, Jean-Claude
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<p>Jean-Claude Girard is retired from Cirad. He was a plant pathologist in several countries for over four decades. He has worked on bacterial, fungal and virus diseases of sugarcane and other plants. He has an extensive experience in field and laboratory diagnosis of plant diseases.</p>
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Jean Heinrich Daugrois
Daugrois, Jean Heinrich
Jean Heinrich
Daugrois
<p>Jean Heinrich Daugrois is the Manager of Cirad’s sugarcane quarantine in Montpellier, France. He has performed numerous consultations in sugarcane pathology, especially in Africa and the West Indies. He conducts basic and applied research and has authored papers on several sugarcane diseases.</p>
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Jean Claude Autrey
Autrey, Jean Claude
Jean Claude
Autrey
<p>Jean Claude Autrey is the General Secretary of the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists (ISSCT). He is a sugarcane pathologist by training and profession. He spent some 40 years at the Mauritius Sugar Industry Research Institute (MSIRI) of which he was the Director from 1996 to 2007.</p>
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<div>This new edition of the book <i>A guide to sugarcane diseases</i> is a revised and updated version of the first edition published in 2000 by the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists (ISSCT) and CIRAD, with the same objective of gathering practical and updated information in sugarcane pathology. During the last two decades, new diseases have developed and distribution of known diseases has expanded. Furthermore, significant progress was made in disease diagnosis with the emergence of powerful new molecular methods.</div><div>The book starts with an introductory chapter on sugarcane morphology, anatomy and physiology. This latter is followed by chapters on diseases caused by various pathogens i.e., bacteria, fungi and fungus-like organisms, viruses, and even a newly reported protozoan that causes chlorotic streak. The book also contains a chapter on diseases of uncertain etiology and a chapter on plant-parasitic nematodes. The procedures for the safe movement of sugarcane germplasm and the common names of sugarcane diseases and their causal agent(s) have been updated, as well as the listing of the sugarcane producing countries and their diseases.</div><div>Forty-one experts contributed to this new edition that is expected to become a useful new resource for plant pathologists, the sugarcane community at large, and all people interested in this subject.</div><div><br></div>
<p>This new edition of the book <i>A guide to sugarcane diseases</i> is a revised and updated version of the first edition published in 2000 by the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists (ISSCT) and CIRAD, with the same objective of gathering practical and updated information in sugarcane pathology. During the last two decades, new diseases have developed and distribution of known diseases has expanded. Furthermore, significant progress was made in disease diagnosis with the emergence of powerful new molecular methods.</p><p>The book starts with an introductory chapter on sugarcane morphology, anatomy and physiology. This latter is followed by chapters on diseases caused by various pathogens i.e., bacteria, fungi and fungus-like organisms, viruses, and even a newly reported protozoan that causes chlorotic streak. The book also contains a chapter on diseases of uncertain etiology and a chapter on plant-parasitic nematodes. The procedures for the safe movement of sugarcane germplasm and the common names of sugarcane diseases and their causal agent(s) have been updated, as well as the listing of the sugarcane producing countries and their diseases.</p><p>Forty-one experts contributed to this new edition that is expected to become a useful new resource for plant pathologists, the sugarcane community at large, and all people interested in this subject.</p>
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<p>This book is a comprehensive compendium that assembles useful information for the diagnosis and understanding of sugarcane diseases, including photos of symptoms and identification methods of their causal agents. It covers all diseases that can currently impact sugarcane production worldwide.</p>
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<h4>Foreword</h4><h6>Jean Claude Autrey</h6><h4>Introduction</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean-Claude Girard, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>I. Sugarcane morphology, anatomy and physiology</h4><h6>Jean-Yves Hoarau</h6><h3>II. Diseases caused by bacteria</h3><h4>Bacterial chlorotic streak</h4><h6>Muqing Zhang, Meilin Li</h6><h4>Bacterial leaf wilt</h4><h6>San-Ji Gao</h6><h4>Bacterial mottle</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft </h6><h4>False red stripe</h4><h6>Eder A. Giglioti, Sizuo Matsuoka, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Grassy shoot/White leaf</h4><h6>Govind Pratap Rao, Rasappa Viswanathan</h6><h4>Green grassy shoot</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Suchirat Sakuanrungsirikul</h6><h4>Gumming</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally, Asha Dookun-Saumtally</h6><h4>Leaf scald</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michael J. Davis, revised by Philippe Rott and Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Leaf yellows</h4><h6>Asha Dookun-Saumtally, Nawshad Joomun</h6><h4>Mottled stripe</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Ratoon stunt (Ratoon stunting)</h4><h6>Michael J. Davis, Roger A. Bailey, revised by Chuong N. Ngo</h6><h4>Red streak</h4><h6>Heshmatolah Rahimian</h6><h4>Red stripe (Top rot)</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michael J. Davis revised by María Francisca Perera and Romina Priscila Bertani</h6><h4>Spindle rot</h4><h6>A.S. Patil, revised by Chandramani Raj and Rasappa Viswanathan</h6><h4>Stalk bacterial soft rot</h4><h6>Baoshan Chen, Chengwu Zou</h6><h3>III. Diseases caused by fungi and fungus-like organisms</h3><h4>Australian basal stem, root and sheath rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Banded sclerotial disease</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Black leaf spot (Tar spot)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Brown rust</h4><h6>Sushma Sood, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Brown spot</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally, Sydney Sullivan, revised by A. Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Brown stripe</h4><h6>Peter J.L. Whittle, revised by Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Downy mildew</h4><h6>Sidney Suma, Robert C. Magarey, revised by Robert C. Magarey and Nicole Thompson</h6><h4>Dry top rot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, revised by Jack C. Comstock and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Exserohilum leaf spot</h4><h6>R. Selvakumar</h6><h4>Eye spot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, revised by Jack C. Comstock and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Floral smuts and ergot</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Fusarium diseases: Pokkah boeng and Fusarium sett and stem rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Leaf blight</h4><h6>W.H. Hsieh, J.C. Comstock, revised by Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Leaf scorch</h4><h6>Ching-Shiou Lee, Yaw-Guang Liang, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Marasmius basal stem, root and sheath rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Orange rust</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, revised by Robert C. Magarey and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Pachymetra root rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft, Alison S. Jensen</h6><h4>Pineapple sett rot (Previously known as Pineapple disease)</h4><h6>Jean-Claude Girard, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Pythium root rot</h4><h6>Jeffrey W. Hoy</h6><h4>Ramu orange leaf</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Sidney Suma</h6><h4>Red leaf spot (Purple spot)</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Red rot</h4><h6>R.P. Singh, Sunita Lal, revised by Rasappa Viswanathan and Chandramani Raj</h6><h4>Red spot of the leaf sheath</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Rind disease and sour rot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, Roger Bailey, revised by Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Ring spot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Root and basal stem rot</h4><h6>Jing-Gwo Fang, Ching-Shiou Lee, revised by Lilik K. Putra</h6><h4>Sclerophthora stunt (Previously known as Sclerophthora disease)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Sclerotium sheath rot (Previously known as Red rot of the leaf sheath)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Sett and seedling rots</h4><h6>Shamsul A. Bhuiyan </h6><h4>Sheath rot</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Smut</h4><h6>Shamsul A. Bhuiyan </h6><h4>Sooty mould</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Tawny rust</h4><h6>Sharon McFarlane</h6><h4>Twisted leaf</h4><h6>Muqing Zhang, Yixue Bao</h6><h4>Veneer blotch</h4><h6>Sidney Suma, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>White speck (White rash)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Wilt</h4><h6>Govind Pratap Rao, Virendra P. Agnihotri, revised by Rasappa Viswanathan and Govind Pratap Rao</h6><h4>Yellow spot</h4><h6>Jean Claude Autrey, Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Zonate leaf spot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, revised by Jack C. Comstock and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Minor fungal diseases</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jack Comstock, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h3>IV. Diseases caused by protozoa</h3><h4>Chlorotic streak</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Brian T. Egan, revised by Chuong N. Ngo</h6><h3>V. Diseases caused by viruses</h3><h4>Fiji leaf gall (Previously known as Fiji disease)</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft, Robert C. Magarey</h6><h4>Leaf fleck</h4><h6>Rasappa Viswanathan, Shweta Singh</h6><h4>Mild chlorotic streak</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Mild mosaic</h4><h6>Ben E. Lockhart, Jean Claude Autrey, revised by Dimitre Mollov</h6><h4>Mosaic</h4><h6>Michael P. Grisham, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Ramu stunt</h4><h6>Dimitre Mollov, Robert C. Magarey</h6><h4>Red leaf mottle</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michèle Chatenet, revised by Philippe Rott and Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Streak</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michel Peterschmitt, revised by Jean Heinrich Daugrois and Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Streak mosaic</h4><h6>Jean Heinrich Daugrois, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Striate mosaic</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft, John W. Randles, revised by Barry J. Croft and Nicole Thompson</h6><h4>Striation</h4><h6>Baoshan Chen, Ronghui Wen</h6><h4>Yellow leaf</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Yellow mosaic</h4><h6>San-Ji Gao</h6><h3>VI. Sugarcane-associated viruses with unknown effect</h3><h6>Stephen Bolus, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h3>VII. Diseases of uncertain etiology</h3><h4>Apex rot</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Dwarf</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey</h6><h4>Leaf galls (Pseudo-Fiji leaf galls)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Leaf yellowing and internode stunt</h4><h6>Uriel Green, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Ramu streak</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Sidney Suma</h6><h3>VIII. Minor diseases of uncertain etiology</h3><h6>Philippe Rott, Jack Comstock, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h3>IX. Plant-parasitic nematodes</h3><h6>Shamsul A. Bhuiyan </h6><h3>X. Nutritional, environmental and chemical disorders</h3><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h3>XI. Procedures for the safe movement of sugarcane germplasm</h3><h6>Roger A. Bailey, Jack C. Comstock, Barry J. Croft, Salem Saumtally, Philippe Rott, revised by Jean Heinrich Daugrois, Sharon A. McFarlane, Shamsul A. Bhuiyan, Romina P. Bertani and Nawshad Joomun</h6><h3>XII. Common names of sugarcane diseases and their causal agent(s)</h3><h6>Updated by Philippe Rott</h6><h3>XIII. Sugarcane producing countries-locations and their diseases</h3><h6>Compiled by Philippe Rott and Frédéric Mahé</h6><h4>List of authors</h4>
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Philippe Rott
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Philippe
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Philippe Rott is the Scientific Director of Cirad’s sugarcane quarantine in Montpellier, France. He has over 40 years of worldwide experience in sugarcane pathology, and he produced over 200 scientific papers, reports and book chapters on sugarcane diseases.
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Jean-Claude Girard
Girard, Jean-Claude
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<p>Jean-Claude Girard is retired from Cirad. He was a plant pathologist in several countries for over four decades. He has worked on bacterial, fungal and virus diseases of sugarcane and other plants. He has an extensive experience in field and laboratory diagnosis of plant diseases.</p>
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Jean Heinrich Daugrois
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<p>Jean Heinrich Daugrois is the Manager of Cirad’s sugarcane quarantine in Montpellier, France. He has performed numerous consultations in sugarcane pathology, especially in Africa and the West Indies. He conducts basic and applied research and has authored papers on several sugarcane diseases.</p>
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Jean Claude Autrey
Autrey, Jean Claude
Jean Claude
Autrey
<p>Jean Claude Autrey is the General Secretary of the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists (ISSCT). He is a sugarcane pathologist by training and profession. He spent some 40 years at the Mauritius Sugar Industry Research Institute (MSIRI) of which he was the Director from 1996 to 2007.</p>
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<div>This new edition of the book <i>A guide to sugarcane diseases</i> is a revised and updated version of the first edition published in 2000 by the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists (ISSCT) and CIRAD, with the same objective of gathering practical and updated information in sugarcane pathology. During the last two decades, new diseases have developed and distribution of known diseases has expanded. Furthermore, significant progress was made in disease diagnosis with the emergence of powerful new molecular methods.</div><div>The book starts with an introductory chapter on sugarcane morphology, anatomy and physiology. This latter is followed by chapters on diseases caused by various pathogens i.e., bacteria, fungi and fungus-like organisms, viruses, and even a newly reported protozoan that causes chlorotic streak. The book also contains a chapter on diseases of uncertain etiology and a chapter on plant-parasitic nematodes. The procedures for the safe movement of sugarcane germplasm and the common names of sugarcane diseases and their causal agent(s) have been updated, as well as the listing of the sugarcane producing countries and their diseases.</div><div>Forty-one experts contributed to this new edition that is expected to become a useful new resource for plant pathologists, the sugarcane community at large, and all people interested in this subject.</div><div><br></div>
<p>This new edition of the book <i>A guide to sugarcane diseases</i> is a revised and updated version of the first edition published in 2000 by the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists (ISSCT) and CIRAD, with the same objective of gathering practical and updated information in sugarcane pathology. During the last two decades, new diseases have developed and distribution of known diseases has expanded. Furthermore, significant progress was made in disease diagnosis with the emergence of powerful new molecular methods.</p><p>The book starts with an introductory chapter on sugarcane morphology, anatomy and physiology. This latter is followed by chapters on diseases caused by various pathogens i.e., bacteria, fungi and fungus-like organisms, viruses, and even a newly reported protozoan that causes chlorotic streak. The book also contains a chapter on diseases of uncertain etiology and a chapter on plant-parasitic nematodes. The procedures for the safe movement of sugarcane germplasm and the common names of sugarcane diseases and their causal agent(s) have been updated, as well as the listing of the sugarcane producing countries and their diseases.</p><p>Forty-one experts contributed to this new edition that is expected to become a useful new resource for plant pathologists, the sugarcane community at large, and all people interested in this subject.</p>
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<p>This book is a comprehensive compendium that assembles useful information for the diagnosis and understanding of sugarcane diseases, including photos of symptoms and identification methods of their causal agents. It covers all diseases that can currently impact sugarcane production worldwide.</p>
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<h4>Foreword</h4><h6>Jean Claude Autrey</h6><h4>Introduction</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean-Claude Girard, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>I. Sugarcane morphology, anatomy and physiology</h4><h6>Jean-Yves Hoarau</h6><h3>II. Diseases caused by bacteria</h3><h4>Bacterial chlorotic streak</h4><h6>Muqing Zhang, Meilin Li</h6><h4>Bacterial leaf wilt</h4><h6>San-Ji Gao</h6><h4>Bacterial mottle</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft </h6><h4>False red stripe</h4><h6>Eder A. Giglioti, Sizuo Matsuoka, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Grassy shoot/White leaf</h4><h6>Govind Pratap Rao, Rasappa Viswanathan</h6><h4>Green grassy shoot</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Suchirat Sakuanrungsirikul</h6><h4>Gumming</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally, Asha Dookun-Saumtally</h6><h4>Leaf scald</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michael J. Davis, revised by Philippe Rott and Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Leaf yellows</h4><h6>Asha Dookun-Saumtally, Nawshad Joomun</h6><h4>Mottled stripe</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Ratoon stunt (Ratoon stunting)</h4><h6>Michael J. Davis, Roger A. Bailey, revised by Chuong N. Ngo</h6><h4>Red streak</h4><h6>Heshmatolah Rahimian</h6><h4>Red stripe (Top rot)</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michael J. Davis revised by María Francisca Perera and Romina Priscila Bertani</h6><h4>Spindle rot</h4><h6>A.S. Patil, revised by Chandramani Raj and Rasappa Viswanathan</h6><h4>Stalk bacterial soft rot</h4><h6>Baoshan Chen, Chengwu Zou</h6><h3>III. Diseases caused by fungi and fungus-like organisms</h3><h4>Australian basal stem, root and sheath rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Banded sclerotial disease</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Black leaf spot (Tar spot)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Brown rust</h4><h6>Sushma Sood, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Brown spot</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally, Sydney Sullivan, revised by A. Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Brown stripe</h4><h6>Peter J.L. Whittle, revised by Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Downy mildew</h4><h6>Sidney Suma, Robert C. Magarey, revised by Robert C. Magarey and Nicole Thompson</h6><h4>Dry top rot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, revised by Jack C. Comstock and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Exserohilum leaf spot</h4><h6>R. Selvakumar</h6><h4>Eye spot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, revised by Jack C. Comstock and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Floral smuts and ergot</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Fusarium diseases: Pokkah boeng and Fusarium sett and stem rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Leaf blight</h4><h6>W.H. Hsieh, J.C. Comstock, revised by Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Leaf scorch</h4><h6>Ching-Shiou Lee, Yaw-Guang Liang, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Marasmius basal stem, root and sheath rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Orange rust</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, revised by Robert C. Magarey and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Pachymetra root rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft, Alison S. Jensen</h6><h4>Pineapple sett rot (Previously known as Pineapple disease)</h4><h6>Jean-Claude Girard, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Pythium root rot</h4><h6>Jeffrey W. Hoy</h6><h4>Ramu orange leaf</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Sidney Suma</h6><h4>Red leaf spot (Purple spot)</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Red rot</h4><h6>R.P. Singh, Sunita Lal, revised by Rasappa Viswanathan and Chandramani Raj</h6><h4>Red spot of the leaf sheath</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Rind disease and sour rot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, Roger Bailey, revised by Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Ring spot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Root and basal stem rot</h4><h6>Jing-Gwo Fang, Ching-Shiou Lee, revised by Lilik K. Putra</h6><h4>Sclerophthora stunt (Previously known as Sclerophthora disease)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Sclerotium sheath rot (Previously known as Red rot of the leaf sheath)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Sett and seedling rots</h4><h6>Shamsul A. Bhuiyan </h6><h4>Sheath rot</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Smut</h4><h6>Shamsul A. Bhuiyan </h6><h4>Sooty mould</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Tawny rust</h4><h6>Sharon McFarlane</h6><h4>Twisted leaf</h4><h6>Muqing Zhang, Yixue Bao</h6><h4>Veneer blotch</h4><h6>Sidney Suma, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>White speck (White rash)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Wilt</h4><h6>Govind Pratap Rao, Virendra P. Agnihotri, revised by Rasappa Viswanathan and Govind Pratap Rao</h6><h4>Yellow spot</h4><h6>Jean Claude Autrey, Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Zonate leaf spot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, revised by Jack C. Comstock and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Minor fungal diseases</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jack Comstock, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h3>IV. Diseases caused by protozoa</h3><h4>Chlorotic streak</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Brian T. Egan, revised by Chuong N. Ngo</h6><h3>V. Diseases caused by viruses</h3><h4>Fiji leaf gall (Previously known as Fiji disease)</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft, Robert C. Magarey</h6><h4>Leaf fleck</h4><h6>Rasappa Viswanathan, Shweta Singh</h6><h4>Mild chlorotic streak</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Mild mosaic</h4><h6>Ben E. Lockhart, Jean Claude Autrey, revised by Dimitre Mollov</h6><h4>Mosaic</h4><h6>Michael P. Grisham, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Ramu stunt</h4><h6>Dimitre Mollov, Robert C. Magarey</h6><h4>Red leaf mottle</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michèle Chatenet, revised by Philippe Rott and Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Streak</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michel Peterschmitt, revised by Jean Heinrich Daugrois and Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Streak mosaic</h4><h6>Jean Heinrich Daugrois, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Striate mosaic</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft, John W. Randles, revised by Barry J. Croft and Nicole Thompson</h6><h4>Striation</h4><h6>Baoshan Chen, Ronghui Wen</h6><h4>Yellow leaf</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Yellow mosaic</h4><h6>San-Ji Gao</h6><h3>VI. Sugarcane-associated viruses with unknown effect</h3><h6>Stephen Bolus, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h3>VII. Diseases of uncertain etiology</h3><h4>Apex rot</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Dwarf</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey</h6><h4>Leaf galls (Pseudo-Fiji leaf galls)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Leaf yellowing and internode stunt</h4><h6>Uriel Green, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Ramu streak</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Sidney Suma</h6><h3>VIII. Minor diseases of uncertain etiology</h3><h6>Philippe Rott, Jack Comstock, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h3>IX. Plant-parasitic nematodes</h3><h6>Shamsul A. Bhuiyan </h6><h3>X. Nutritional, environmental and chemical disorders</h3><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h3>XI. Procedures for the safe movement of sugarcane germplasm</h3><h6>Roger A. Bailey, Jack C. Comstock, Barry J. Croft, Salem Saumtally, Philippe Rott, revised by Jean Heinrich Daugrois, Sharon A. McFarlane, Shamsul A. Bhuiyan, Romina P. Bertani and Nawshad Joomun</h6><h3>XII. Common names of sugarcane diseases and their causal agent(s)</h3><h6>Updated by Philippe Rott</h6><h3>XIII. Sugarcane producing countries-locations and their diseases</h3><h6>Compiled by Philippe Rott and Frédéric Mahé</h6><h4>List of authors</h4>
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Philippe Rott is the Scientific Director of Cirad’s sugarcane quarantine in Montpellier, France. He has over 40 years of worldwide experience in sugarcane pathology, and he produced over 200 scientific papers, reports and book chapters on sugarcane diseases.
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<p>Jean-Claude Girard is retired from Cirad. He was a plant pathologist in several countries for over four decades. He has worked on bacterial, fungal and virus diseases of sugarcane and other plants. He has an extensive experience in field and laboratory diagnosis of plant diseases.</p>
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<p>Jean Heinrich Daugrois is the Manager of Cirad’s sugarcane quarantine in Montpellier, France. He has performed numerous consultations in sugarcane pathology, especially in Africa and the West Indies. He conducts basic and applied research and has authored papers on several sugarcane diseases.</p>
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<p>Jean Claude Autrey is the General Secretary of the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists (ISSCT). He is a sugarcane pathologist by training and profession. He spent some 40 years at the Mauritius Sugar Industry Research Institute (MSIRI) of which he was the Director from 1996 to 2007.</p>
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<div>This new edition of the book <i>A guide to sugarcane diseases</i> is a revised and updated version of the first edition published in 2000 by the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists (ISSCT) and CIRAD, with the same objective of gathering practical and updated information in sugarcane pathology. During the last two decades, new diseases have developed and distribution of known diseases has expanded. Furthermore, significant progress was made in disease diagnosis with the emergence of powerful new molecular methods.</div><div>The book starts with an introductory chapter on sugarcane morphology, anatomy and physiology. This latter is followed by chapters on diseases caused by various pathogens i.e., bacteria, fungi and fungus-like organisms, viruses, and even a newly reported protozoan that causes chlorotic streak. The book also contains a chapter on diseases of uncertain etiology and a chapter on plant-parasitic nematodes. The procedures for the safe movement of sugarcane germplasm and the common names of sugarcane diseases and their causal agent(s) have been updated, as well as the listing of the sugarcane producing countries and their diseases.</div><div>Forty-one experts contributed to this new edition that is expected to become a useful new resource for plant pathologists, the sugarcane community at large, and all people interested in this subject.</div><div><br></div>
<p>This new edition of the book <i>A guide to sugarcane diseases</i> is a revised and updated version of the first edition published in 2000 by the International Society of Sugar Cane Technologists (ISSCT) and CIRAD, with the same objective of gathering practical and updated information in sugarcane pathology. During the last two decades, new diseases have developed and distribution of known diseases has expanded. Furthermore, significant progress was made in disease diagnosis with the emergence of powerful new molecular methods.</p><p>The book starts with an introductory chapter on sugarcane morphology, anatomy and physiology. This latter is followed by chapters on diseases caused by various pathogens i.e., bacteria, fungi and fungus-like organisms, viruses, and even a newly reported protozoan that causes chlorotic streak. The book also contains a chapter on diseases of uncertain etiology and a chapter on plant-parasitic nematodes. The procedures for the safe movement of sugarcane germplasm and the common names of sugarcane diseases and their causal agent(s) have been updated, as well as the listing of the sugarcane producing countries and their diseases.</p><p>Forty-one experts contributed to this new edition that is expected to become a useful new resource for plant pathologists, the sugarcane community at large, and all people interested in this subject.</p>
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<p>This book is a comprehensive compendium that assembles useful information for the diagnosis and understanding of sugarcane diseases, including photos of symptoms and identification methods of their causal agents. It covers all diseases that can currently impact sugarcane production worldwide.</p>
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<h4>Foreword</h4><h6>Jean Claude Autrey</h6><h4>Introduction</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean-Claude Girard, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>I. Sugarcane morphology, anatomy and physiology</h4><h6>Jean-Yves Hoarau</h6><h3>II. Diseases caused by bacteria</h3><h4>Bacterial chlorotic streak</h4><h6>Muqing Zhang, Meilin Li</h6><h4>Bacterial leaf wilt</h4><h6>San-Ji Gao</h6><h4>Bacterial mottle</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft </h6><h4>False red stripe</h4><h6>Eder A. Giglioti, Sizuo Matsuoka, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Grassy shoot/White leaf</h4><h6>Govind Pratap Rao, Rasappa Viswanathan</h6><h4>Green grassy shoot</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Suchirat Sakuanrungsirikul</h6><h4>Gumming</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally, Asha Dookun-Saumtally</h6><h4>Leaf scald</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michael J. Davis, revised by Philippe Rott and Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Leaf yellows</h4><h6>Asha Dookun-Saumtally, Nawshad Joomun</h6><h4>Mottled stripe</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Ratoon stunt (Ratoon stunting)</h4><h6>Michael J. Davis, Roger A. Bailey, revised by Chuong N. Ngo</h6><h4>Red streak</h4><h6>Heshmatolah Rahimian</h6><h4>Red stripe (Top rot)</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michael J. Davis revised by María Francisca Perera and Romina Priscila Bertani</h6><h4>Spindle rot</h4><h6>A.S. Patil, revised by Chandramani Raj and Rasappa Viswanathan</h6><h4>Stalk bacterial soft rot</h4><h6>Baoshan Chen, Chengwu Zou</h6><h3>III. Diseases caused by fungi and fungus-like organisms</h3><h4>Australian basal stem, root and sheath rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Banded sclerotial disease</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Black leaf spot (Tar spot)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Brown rust</h4><h6>Sushma Sood, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Brown spot</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally, Sydney Sullivan, revised by A. Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Brown stripe</h4><h6>Peter J.L. Whittle, revised by Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Downy mildew</h4><h6>Sidney Suma, Robert C. Magarey, revised by Robert C. Magarey and Nicole Thompson</h6><h4>Dry top rot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, revised by Jack C. Comstock and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Exserohilum leaf spot</h4><h6>R. Selvakumar</h6><h4>Eye spot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, revised by Jack C. Comstock and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Floral smuts and ergot</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Fusarium diseases: Pokkah boeng and Fusarium sett and stem rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Leaf blight</h4><h6>W.H. Hsieh, J.C. Comstock, revised by Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Leaf scorch</h4><h6>Ching-Shiou Lee, Yaw-Guang Liang, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Marasmius basal stem, root and sheath rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Orange rust</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, revised by Robert C. Magarey and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Pachymetra root rot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft, Alison S. Jensen</h6><h4>Pineapple sett rot (Previously known as Pineapple disease)</h4><h6>Jean-Claude Girard, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Pythium root rot</h4><h6>Jeffrey W. Hoy</h6><h4>Ramu orange leaf</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Sidney Suma</h6><h4>Red leaf spot (Purple spot)</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Red rot</h4><h6>R.P. Singh, Sunita Lal, revised by Rasappa Viswanathan and Chandramani Raj</h6><h4>Red spot of the leaf sheath</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Rind disease and sour rot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, Roger Bailey, revised by Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Ring spot</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h4>Root and basal stem rot</h4><h6>Jing-Gwo Fang, Ching-Shiou Lee, revised by Lilik K. Putra</h6><h4>Sclerophthora stunt (Previously known as Sclerophthora disease)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Sclerotium sheath rot (Previously known as Red rot of the leaf sheath)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Sett and seedling rots</h4><h6>Shamsul A. Bhuiyan </h6><h4>Sheath rot</h4><h6>A. Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Smut</h4><h6>Shamsul A. Bhuiyan </h6><h4>Sooty mould</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Tawny rust</h4><h6>Sharon McFarlane</h6><h4>Twisted leaf</h4><h6>Muqing Zhang, Yixue Bao</h6><h4>Veneer blotch</h4><h6>Sidney Suma, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>White speck (White rash)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Andre B. Gama</h6><h4>Wilt</h4><h6>Govind Pratap Rao, Virendra P. Agnihotri, revised by Rasappa Viswanathan and Govind Pratap Rao</h6><h4>Yellow spot</h4><h6>Jean Claude Autrey, Salem Saumtally</h6><h4>Zonate leaf spot</h4><h6>Jack C. Comstock, revised by Jack C. Comstock and Sushma Sood</h6><h4>Minor fungal diseases</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jack Comstock, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h3>IV. Diseases caused by protozoa</h3><h4>Chlorotic streak</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Brian T. Egan, revised by Chuong N. Ngo</h6><h3>V. Diseases caused by viruses</h3><h4>Fiji leaf gall (Previously known as Fiji disease)</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft, Robert C. Magarey</h6><h4>Leaf fleck</h4><h6>Rasappa Viswanathan, Shweta Singh</h6><h4>Mild chlorotic streak</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Mild mosaic</h4><h6>Ben E. Lockhart, Jean Claude Autrey, revised by Dimitre Mollov</h6><h4>Mosaic</h4><h6>Michael P. Grisham, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Ramu stunt</h4><h6>Dimitre Mollov, Robert C. Magarey</h6><h4>Red leaf mottle</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michèle Chatenet, revised by Philippe Rott and Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Streak</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Michel Peterschmitt, revised by Jean Heinrich Daugrois and Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Streak mosaic</h4><h6>Jean Heinrich Daugrois, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Striate mosaic</h4><h6>Barry J. Croft, John W. Randles, revised by Barry J. Croft and Nicole Thompson</h6><h4>Striation</h4><h6>Baoshan Chen, Ronghui Wen</h6><h4>Yellow leaf</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Yellow mosaic</h4><h6>San-Ji Gao</h6><h3>VI. Sugarcane-associated viruses with unknown effect</h3><h6>Stephen Bolus, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h3>VII. Diseases of uncertain etiology</h3><h4>Apex rot</h4><h6>Philippe Rott, Jean Heinrich Daugrois</h6><h4>Dwarf</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey</h6><h4>Leaf galls (Pseudo-Fiji leaf galls)</h4><h6>Claude Ricaud, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Leaf yellowing and internode stunt</h4><h6>Uriel Green, Philippe Rott</h6><h4>Ramu streak</h4><h6>Robert C. Magarey, Sidney Suma</h6><h3>VIII. Minor diseases of uncertain etiology</h3><h6>Philippe Rott, Jack Comstock, revised by Philippe Rott</h6><h3>IX. Plant-parasitic nematodes</h3><h6>Shamsul A. Bhuiyan </h6><h3>X. Nutritional, environmental and chemical disorders</h3><h6>Barry J. Croft</h6><h3>XI. Procedures for the safe movement of sugarcane germplasm</h3><h6>Roger A. Bailey, Jack C. Comstock, Barry J. Croft, Salem Saumtally, Philippe Rott, revised by Jean Heinrich Daugrois, Sharon A. McFarlane, Shamsul A. Bhuiyan, Romina P. Bertani and Nawshad Joomun</h6><h3>XII. Common names of sugarcane diseases and their causal agent(s)</h3><h6>Updated by Philippe Rott</h6><h3>XIII. Sugarcane producing countries-locations and their diseases</h3><h6>Compiled by Philippe Rott and Frédéric Mahé</h6><h4>List of authors</h4>
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