Bacterial Volatile Compounds as Mediators of Airborne Interactions

Choong-Min Ryu Korea Research Isntitute of Biosience and Biotechnology, Korea Laure Weisskopf University of Fribourg, Department of Biology, Switzerland Birgit Piechulla Universität Rostock, Institut für Biowissenschaften, Rostock, Germany

Preface.- Chapter 1: The domain of bacteria and their metabolic potentials.- Chapter 2: The domain of bacteria and their metabolic potentials.- Chapter 3: Structural diversity of bacterial volatiles.- Chapter 4: In vivo and in vitro volatile organic compound (VOCs) analyses in bacterial diagnostics: case studies in agriculture and human diseases.- Chapter 5: How plants might recognize bacterial volatiles.- Chapter 6: Contribution of bacterial biogenic volatiles to chemical ecology.- Chapter 7: Bacterial volatile-mediated plant abiotic stress resistance.- Chapter 8: Integration of bacterial volatile organic compounds with plant health.- Chapter 9: Volatile interplay between microbes – friends and foes.- Chapter 10: Role and function of bacterial volatiles in tritrophic interactions.- Chapter 11: Cyanobacterial VOCs as allelopathic tools.- Chapter 12: Collection, detection, identification and analysis of bacterial VOCs.- Chapter13: Using bacteria-derived Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) for industrial processes.- Chapter 14: Formulation and agricultural application of bacterial volatile compounds.