Titlebook: Stresses of Cucurbits: Current Status and Management; Bholanath Mondal,Chandan Kumar Mondal,Palash Monda Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapo

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An Introduction to Cucurbits,aceae consists of about 825 species in around 118 genera. In Asia, nearly 23 edible major and minor cucurbits are grown and consumed. They are grown mainly in summer and rainy seasons in India and even in winter in some parts of southern and western India as both annual and perennial crops.  Importa

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Insect Pests and Non-insect Pests of Cucurbits,etching good economic return and nutrition in our food supplements. Various biotic constraints such as insect-pests and other invertebrate and vertebrate pests are the significant constraints in the sustainable production of cucurbits. Many pests have expanded their host horizon, developed resistanc

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Deaseas of Cucurbits and Their Management,erial wilt, watermelon bud necrosis and leaf distortion virus, mosaic, phyllody, etc. Most of the diseases are of national importance and cause significant losses of the crops. A comprehensive catalogue on biotic diseases of cucurbits and their eco-friendly management strategies are presented in this chapter.

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Insect Pests and Non-insect Pests of Cucurbits,h yielding varieties, and various cultivation changes practices. In this context, the study related to proper identification and taxonomic position, distribution, seasonal abundance, biology, economic importance, nature, and symptoms of damage caused by the pest complex of cucurbits is worth to be learned along with their possible managements. 

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Breeding of Cucurbits for Resistance Against Biotic Stresses,ortunity to exploit this technology in managing several biotic stresses in cucurbits. But, care should be to monitor the status of pests for minimizing the threats of resistance breaking biotypes. For development of new resistant varieties and to make it available to the growers dynamic breeding programme is of utmost necessity.