BIO434 : Fundamentals of Plant Pathology (Basics of Plant Disease)

Department

Department of Biology

Academic Program

Bachelor in Biology

Type

Compulsory

Credits

03

Prerequisite

BIO327

Overview

Miniature Characterization:

This course is concerned with identifying the nature of the disease and the history of various plant pathogens (fungal - bacterial - viral - nematode - plants are parasitic flora), and the history of plant diseases in Libya that affect plants in terms of their characteristics and divisions into different groups, characteristics of each group, brief examples of each group and methods of combating them.

Intended learning outcomes

1. 1. By the end of the course, the student should be able to:

2. Identify various plant diseases and their causes

3. Remembers the scientific terminology of pathology

4. Explain the results obtained during laboratory examination through laboratory activities.

5. The student distinguishes between different plant diseases through laboratory activities

6. Demonstrates the methods of penetration of pathogens into tissues and deduces ways to combat them through lectures and laboratory activities

7. Enumerates and explains the diseases caused by parasitic flora plants

8. Defines the concept of plant disease control and pests

Teaching and learning methods

The course will be introduced to the student through lectures, panel discussions, assignments and exercises, discussion and dialogue.

1. Theoretical lectures and oral questions.

2. Laboratory activities during the collection and examination of samples and writing reports about them.

3. Gather information by asking a question or point in a lecture and leave room for students to discuss it and gather information.

Methods of assessments

First midterm exam + laboratory activity / writing reports 40 degrees

Practical and theoretical final exam 60 degrees

Main contents of the course

Main contents of the course

Readings/References/Notes

The week

Content (topic) per week

Practical application

1

Define the concept of plant disease and types of plant diseases.

Practical application

2

Definition of the pathogen, its types and methods of isolation from the soil.

Practical application

3

Identify physiological changes in plants, phenotypic and external diseases

Practical application

4

Study of the division of pathogens according to their symptoms

5

First midterm exam

Practical application

6

Fungal diseases

Practical application

7

Diseases of the vegetative system

Practical application

8

Bacterial diseases

9

Second midterm exam

Practical application

10

Nematode diseases

Practical application

11

Virus diseases

Practical application

12

Diseases caused by parasitic floral plants

Practical application

13

The concept of plant disease control and pests

14

Final Exam

References

· Plant Pathology, George Agrius

· Plant Pathology - Samir Mikhail - Dr. Mohamed Ali Abdel Rahim

· Fundamentals of Plant Pathology, Daniel Roberts, Dr. Carl Bothroyd

· Pathogenesis of horticultural crops and methods of combating them - Abd al-Nabi Muhammad Abu Ghania

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