International Conference on Plant Pathology and Disease Management in Crops (ICPPDMC - 26)

This track focuses on innovative methodologies for the detection of plant pathogens, including molecular and imaging technologies. Participants will discuss the implications of rapid detection for disease management and crop protection strategies.

This session will explore the principles and practices of integrated disease management, emphasizing the combination of cultural, biological, and chemical control methods. Case studies highlighting successful implementations will be presented.

This track examines the development and deployment of resistant crop varieties as a cornerstone of sustainable agriculture. Discussions will include breeding techniques, genetic markers, and the role of plant immunity in disease resistance.

This session will delve into the biology and management of fungal diseases affecting crops, with a focus on emerging threats and resistance mechanisms. Participants will share research findings on effective control measures and management practices.

This track will address the impact of bacterial infections on crop yield and quality, highlighting recent research on pathogen biology and disease dynamics. Strategies for effective management and control will be a key focus.

This session will explore the complexities of viral pathogens in agricultural systems, including transmission dynamics and host interactions. Emphasis will be placed on innovative control measures and the role of biotechnology in managing viral diseases.

This track investigates the interactions between pests and pathogens, and their collective impact on crop health. Participants will discuss ecological and management approaches to mitigate these interactions.

This session will focus on the development and application of alternative chemical control methods for managing plant diseases. Emphasis will be placed on safety, efficacy, and environmental considerations.

This track will cover the latest advancements in disease forecasting models and crop health monitoring technologies. Participants will explore how these tools can enhance decision-making in disease management.

This session will highlight sustainable practices in crop management that promote plant health and resilience against diseases. Discussions will include agroecological approaches and the role of biodiversity in disease suppression.

This track will explore the intricate relationships between plants and microbes, focusing on how these interactions can enhance plant health and resistance to diseases. Research on beneficial microbes and their applications in agriculture will be emphasized.