Novel Biotechnologies for Biocontrol Agent Enhancement and Management

1. Biotechnology in Crop Protection: Towards Sustainable Insect Control

2. Bacteria as Biological Control Agents for Insects: Economics, Engineering, and Environmental Safety

3. Benefits and Risks of Using Fungal Toxins in Biological Control

4. Biocontrol of Weeds with Allelopathy: Conventional and Trangenic Approaches

5. Selecting, Monitoring, and Enhancing the Performance of Bacterial Biocontrol Agents: Principles, Pitfalls, and Progress

6. Exploiting the Interactions Between Fungal Antagonists, Pathogens and the Plant for Biocontrol

7. The Mechanisms and Applications of Symbiotic Opportunistic Plant Symbionts

8. Using Strains of Fusarium oxysporum to Control Fusarium Wilts: Dream Or Reality?

9. Metarhizium anisopliae as a Model for Studying Bioinsecticidal Host Pathogen Interactions

10. Sclerotinia minor - Biocontrol Target or Agent?

11. Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. Striga, Athletes Foot or Achilles Heel?

12. Control of Sclerotial Pathogens with the Mycoparasite Coniothyrium minitans

13. Biological Controls and the Potential of Biotechnological Controls for Vertebrate Pest Species

14. Genetically Enhancing the Efficacy of Plant Pathogens for Control of Weeds

15. Interactions of Synthetic Herbicides with Plant Disease and Microbial Herbicides

16. Approaches to and Successes in Developing Transgenically Enhanced Mycoherbicides

17. Functional Genomics: Functional Reconstitution of Portions of the Proteome in Insect Cell-Lines

18. Tac-Tics: Transposon-Based Biological Pest Management Systems

19. Failsafe Mechanisms for Preventing Gene Flow and Organism Dispersal of Enhanced Microbial Biocontrol Agents

- Epilogue - Getting From here to Eternity

- Index.-