Plant Virology: Pathogens, Diagnosis, and Management is a comprehensive text that explores the complex world of plant viruses, their mechanisms of infection, and their impact on agriculture. The book covers fundamental concepts in plant virology, including the classification of plant viruses, their molecular biology, and the epidemiology of viral diseases. It also delves into modern diagnostic techniques such as ELISA, PCR, and next-generation sequencing, which enable accurate detection and monitoring of viral pathogens.

Additionally, the book emphasizes integrated management strategies, ranging from resistant crop varieties to cultural practices and biological control, aimed at minimizing crop losses due to viral infections. Each chapter is structured to provide clarity on complex virological processes while highlighting the latest technological tools and methods used in plant virus detection and management. Moreover, the text emphasizes sustainable and environmentally friendly approaches, reflecting the current global focus on eco-conscious agriculture. This book is primarily aimed at students, researchers, and professionals in plant pathology, agriculture, biotechnology, and related disciplines.