Fusarium diseases: biology and management perspectives

Fusarium diseases: biology and management perspectivesWorld cereal production faces the challenge of increasing productivity while reducing its environmental footprint. Diseases like Fusarium head blight that reduce yield and quality of the harvest are controlled mainly with agricultural practices and fungicides. These measures have been shown to be inefficient or unsustainable. After reviewing the current knowledge about Fusarium fungicereal interactions, this chapter describes how progress can be built

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