The effectiveness of chitosans (CHTs), deacetylated chitin derivatives, as plant resistance inducers depends on a number of variables, such as the molecular weight (MW) and the deacetylation degree (DD) of the oligomers/polymers, the solvent, the pathosystem and the mode of administration. All these aspects are briefly examined and discussed with the aim of giving useful advices for succesfull application of CHTs, particularly to control virus diseases.
Chitosan in induced resistance : more chances than limits or vice versa? / M. Iriti, V. Picchi, D. Maffi, F. Faoro - In: Proceedings of the meeting at Granada (Spain)12 - 16 May 2009 / [a cura di] A. Schmitt, B. Mauch-Mani, M.J. Pozo, V. Flors, P. Nicot, M. Bardin, S. Mazzotta. - Darmstadt : International Organization for Biological and Integrated Control of Noxious Animals and Plants, West Palearctic Regional Section, 2012. - ISBN 9789290672616. - pp. 159-163 (( convegno Induced resistance in plants against insects and diseases tenutosi a Granada nel 2009.
Chitosan in induced resistance : more chances than limits or vice versa?
M. IritiPrimo
;D. MaffiPenultimo
;F. FaoroUltimo
2012
Abstract
The effectiveness of chitosans (CHTs), deacetylated chitin derivatives, as plant resistance inducers depends on a number of variables, such as the molecular weight (MW) and the deacetylation degree (DD) of the oligomers/polymers, the solvent, the pathosystem and the mode of administration. All these aspects are briefly examined and discussed with the aim of giving useful advices for succesfull application of CHTs, particularly to control virus diseases.
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