Perspectives in Sustainable Nematode Management Through Pochonia chlamydosporia Applications for Root and Rhizosphere Health

• Section I: Introduction and Systematics .- Chapter 1 Introduction (Historical and Overview).- Chapter 2 Systematics of Pochonia .- Section II: Bionomics.- Chapter 3 Biology and Management of Pochonia chlamydosporia and Plant-parasitic Nematodes.- Chapter 4: Interactions between Pochonia chlamydosporia and Nematodes.- Section III: -Omics and other Approaches.- Chapter 5 Regulatory Factors in Pochonia chlamydosporia-Induced Gene Expression.- Chapter 6 Proteomics.- Chapter 7 Secondary metabolites from Pochonia chlamydosporia and other species of Pochonia.- Chapter 8 Metabolomics.- Chapter 9 Comparative Analysis of Pochonia chlamydosporia Mitogenome Reveals Dynamic Mitochondrial Evolution of the Nematophagous Fungi in Hypocreales.- Chapter 10 Pochonia chlamydosporia: Multitrophic Lifestyles Explained by a Versatile Genome.- Section IV: Methodology.- Chapter 11 Methodology Part I. Pochonia spp. in vitro Culturing: Media, Strain Maintenance and Deposition.- Chapter 12 Methodology Part II. Pochonia spp.: Screening and Isolate Selection for Managing Plant-parasitic Nematodes.- Chapter 13 Molecular Diagnostics of Pochonia chlamydosporia.- Section V: Practical Approaches and Management Studies.- Chapter 14 Priming Plant Defence Responses can Enhance the Biological Control of Pochonia chlamydosporia Against Root-knot Nematodes.- Chapter 15 Pochonia chlamydosporia Microbial Products to Manage Plant-parasitic Nematodes: Case Studies from Cuba, Mexico and Brazil.- Chapter 16 Management Strategies: Pochonia chlamydosporia and IPM of Plant-parasitic nematodes in Temperate Crops.- Chapter 17 Pochonia chlamydosporia: A Promising Biotechnological Tool Against Parasitic Nematodes and Geohelminths.- Section VI: Future Perspectives.- Chapter 18 Future Perspectives.

“This book presents the work of researchers around the world from the first years until the new age of -omics research and is an excellent source for students and professionals interested in the potential of P. chlamydosporia.” (Sebastian Kiewnick, Nematology, Vol. 20 (5), 2018)