03942nam a2200325 a 450000100080000000500110000800800410001902000220006010000170008224500620009925000120016126000410017330000220021452031120023665000140334865000160336265000120337865000100339065000140340065000150341465000100342965300280343965300320346765300290349965300140352865300220354270000180356470000160358270000180359819919402014-08-08       2013    bl uuuu      00u1 u    #d  a978-0-89054-410-51 aCLARK, C. A.  aCompendium of sweetpotato diseases, pests, and disorders.  a2ª ed.  aSt. Paul, Minnesota: APS Pressc2013  a160p.cil. color.  aIntroduction: Importance and Utilization of Sweetpotato; What?s in a Name?. The Sweetpotato Plant. Cultivation and Storage; Sweetpotatoes as Ornamental Plants. Part I. Infectious Diseases. General Disease Management in Sweetpotato. Diseases Caused by Bacteria. Streptomyces Soil Rot (Pox). Bacterial Stem and Root Rot.Bacterial Wilt. Sweetpotato Little Leaf. Other Bacterial Diseases. Diseases Caused by Fungi. Plant Bed Diseases. Sclerotial Blight. Hizoctonia Stem Canker. Sclerotinia Rot. Slime Molds. Foliar Diseases. Alternaria Leaf Spot and Leaf Petiole and Stem Blight. Cercospora and Pseudocercospora Leaf Spots. Chlorotic Leaf Distortion. Leaf and Stem Scab. Phyllosticta Leaf Blight (Phomopsis Leaf Spot). Red Rust. Septoria Leaf Spot. White Rust. Other Foliar Diseases. Field and Storage Diseases. Black Rot. Charcoal Rot. Circular Spot. Foot Rot Fusarium Root Rot and Stem Canker and Surface Rot. Fusarium Adventitious Root Rot. Fusarium Wilt. Geotrichum Sour Rot. Mottle Necrosis. Phymatotrichum Root Rot. Sclerotinia Rot. Scurf. Violet Root Rot. Storage Rots. Rhizopus Soft Rot. Java Black Rot. Dry Rot. Punky Rot. Blue Mold Rot. Alternaria Rot. Gray Mold Rot. Animal Toxins in Infected weetpotatoes. Floral, Seed, and Seedling Diseases. Diseases Caused by Nematodes. Root-Knot Nematode. Reniform Nematode. Lesion Nematode. Stem Nematode (Brown Ring) Burrowing Nematode. Spiral Nematode. Sting Nematode. Stubby-Root Nematode. Diseases Caused by Viruses. Important Virus Diseases of Sweetpotato. Chronic Chlorotic Spotting. Internal Cork. Russet Crack. Sweet Potato Virus Disease and Other Virus Complexes. Detection and Identification of Sweetpotato Viruses. Potyviruses. Sweet potato feathery mottle virus. Sweet potato virus G. Sweet potato virus 2. Sweet potato latent virus. Sweet potato mild speckling virus. Ipomovirus. Sweet potato mild mottle virus Crinivirus. Sweet potato chlorotic stunt virus. Begomoviruses. Other Sweetpotato Viruses. Sweet potato chlorotic fleck virus. Sweet potato C-6 virus. Sweet potato leaf speckling virus. Caulimoviruses. Sweet potato collusive virus. Sweet potato ringspot virus. Other Viruses Isolated from Sweetpotato. Cucumber mosaic virus. Epidemiology and Management of Sweetpotato Virus Diseases. Part II. Insect Pests. General Pest Management in Sweetpotato. Integrated Pest Management in Sweetpotato. Sweetpotato Insect Pests. Sweetpotato Weevil. Wireworms, Diabrotica and Systena (WDS) Complex.Wireworms. Flea Beetles and Leaf Beetles. White Grubs. Whitefringed Beetles. Sugarcane Beetle Vine Borers. Foliar Insects. Insect Vectors. Aphids. Whiteflies. Thrips. Part III. Noninfectious Disorders. Herbicide Injury. Causes of Herbicide Injury. Diagnosis of Herbicide Injury Nutrient Disorders. Diagnosis of Nutrient Disorders. Nutrient Requirements of Sweetpotato. Nutrient Deficiencies. Nutrient Toxicities. Somatic Mutations. Disorders Caused by Adverse Environments. Field Environments. Storage Environments. Part IV. Disorders of Unknown Etiology. False Broomrape. Fasciation. Subcutaneous Roots. Alligator Skin Internal Necroses. Leaf Vein Spot.  aBactéria  aBatata doce  aDoença  aFungo  aHerbicida  aNematóide  aPraga  aCultivation and storage  aDiseases caused by bacteria  aDiseases caused by fungi  aNematodes  aSweetpotato plant1 aFERRIN, D. M.1 aSMITH, T. P1 aHOLMES, G. J.