'This book may be interesting not only for scientists or students involved in plant-microorganism interaction but also for those who are concerned with cellular biology especially because of the description of techniques.' Argonomie, 3 (1997)

• Image analysis in biology.- In situ hybridization to RNA in plant biology.- In situ detection of polyphenols in plant-microorganism interactions.- Gold cytochemistry applied to the study of plant defense reactions.- Use of monoclonal antibodies to study differentiation of Colletotrichum infection structures.- The plant cell wall, first barrier or interface for microorganisms: in situ approaches to understanding interactions.- Adhesion of fungal propagules. Significance to the success of the fungal infection process.- Cellular aspects of rust infection structure differentiation. Spore adhesion and fungal morphogenesis.- Structural and functional aspects of mycobiont-photobiont relationships in lichens compared with mycorrhizae and plant pathogenic interactions.- Root defence responses in relation to cell and tissue invasion by symbiotic microorganisms : cytological investigations.- Histology and cytochemistry of interactions between plants and Xanthomonads.- Comparimentalization in trees: new findings during the study of Dutch elm disease.- Virus of plant trypanosomes (Phytomonas spp.).- Plant cell modifications by parasitic nematodes.- In situ detection of grapevine flavescence dorééphytoplasmas and their infection cycle in experimental and natural host plants.- Author Index.

'This book may be interesting not only for scientists or students involved in plant-microorganism interaction but also for those who are concerned with cellular biology especially because of the description of techniques.' Argonomie, 3 (1997)

• Image analysis in biology.- In situ hybridization to RNA in plant biology.- In situ detection of polyphenols in plant-microorganism interactions.- Gold cytochemistry applied to the study of plant defense reactions.- Use of monoclonal antibodies to study differentiation of Colletotrichum infection structures.- The plant cell wall, first barrier or interface for microorganisms: in situ approaches to understanding interactions.- Adhesion of fungal propagules. Significance to the success of the fungal infection process.- Cellular aspects of rust infection structure differentiation. Spore adhesion and fungal morphogenesis.- Structural and functional aspects of mycobiont-photobiont relationships in lichens compared with mycorrhizae and plant pathogenic interactions.- Root defence responses in relation to cell and tissue invasion by symbiotic microorganisms : cytological investigations.- Histology and cytochemistry of interactions between plants and Xanthomonads.- Comparimentalization in trees: new findings during the study of Dutch elm disease.- Virus of plant trypanosomes (Phytomonas spp.).- Plant cell modifications by parasitic nematodes.- In situ detection of grapevine flavescence dorééphytoplasmas and their infection cycle in experimental and natural host plants.- Author Index.

'This book may be interesting not only for scientists or students involved in plant-microorganism interaction but also for those who are concerned with cellular biology especially because of the description of techniques.' Argonomie, 3 (1997)

• Image analysis in biology.- In situ hybridization to RNA in plant biology.- In situ detection of polyphenols in plant-microorganism interactions.- Gold cytochemistry applied to the study of plant defense reactions.- Use of monoclonal antibodies to study differentiation of Colletotrichum infection structures.- The plant cell wall, first barrier or interface for microorganisms: in situ approaches to understanding interactions.- Adhesion of fungal propagules. Significance to the success of the fungal infection process.- Cellular aspects of rust infection structure differentiation. Spore adhesion and fungal morphogenesis.- Structural and functional aspects of mycobiont-photobiont relationships in lichens compared with mycorrhizae and plant pathogenic interactions.- Root defence responses in relation to cell and tissue invasion by symbiotic microorganisms : cytological investigations.- Histology and cytochemistry of interactions between plants and Xanthomonads.- Comparimentalization in trees: new findings during the study of Dutch elm disease.- Virus of plant trypanosomes (Phytomonas spp.).- Plant cell modifications by parasitic nematodes.- In situ detection of grapevine flavescence dorééphytoplasmas and their infection cycle in experimental and natural host plants.- Author Index.