The third edition of the Compendium of Rose Diseases and Pests is an essential resource for rose growers, agricultural professionals, and plant pathologists for rose care during ecological change.
The compendium is edited by the USDA Agricultural Research Service, receiving contributions from over 50 experts in the field.
The new edition focuses on updated sections concerning insect and mite pests and entries on viral diseases with a clear delineation of causal agents.
It is crafted to be user-friendly, richly illustrated, and systematically organized, allowing readers to navigate through the wealth of information with ease.
The book’s detailed approach does not merely cater to seasoned professionals in the field, but it also serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, and educators.
Furthermore, the Compendium delivers current and relevant data but also equips practitioners with actionable strategies to mitigate the risks associated with rose diseases and pests.
Beyond just a scientific publication, the Compendium represents a cultural artifact, chronicling the evolution of plant pathology related to roses over the past several decades.
Readers are invited to order their copies via the APS Press online store, where they can also explore a myriad of additional resources and literature on various plant science topics.
The American Phytopathological Society not only publishes this crucial resource but also fosters a global community dedicated to the advancement of plant health science.
The Compendium of Rose Diseases and Pests stands as a pivotal reference for anyone involved in or passionate about roses, covering plant diseases, horticulture, pest control, rose health management, plant pathology, insect management, and agricultural research.