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Contents (partly): Fungal Development and Interactions with the Host(Regulation of Gene Expression and Signals in Fungal Development, RalphA.Dean/ Analysis of Transcription Control Sequences of Fungal Genes,Peter J.Punt and Cees A.M.J.J. van den Hondel/ Gene Expression inSusceptibility and Resistance of Fungal Plant Diseases, Hachiro Oku/Plant-Fungal Communications That Trigger Genes for Breakdown andReinforcement of Host Defensive Barriers, P.E.Kolattukudy/ NonhostResistance in Plant-Fungal Interactions, Lee A.Hadwiger/ A Model Systemfor the Study of Plant-Fungal Interactions: Tomato Leaf Mold Caused byCladosporium fulvum, Richard P.Oliver)/ Bacterial-Plant Interactions(Pathogenic) (Opines in Agrobacterium Biology, Yves Dessaux, AnnikPetit, and Jacques Tempe/ Chemical Signaling Between Agrobacterium andIts Plant Host, Stanton B.Gelvin/ etc.)/ Bacterial-Plant Interactions(Symbiotic) (Attachment, Lectin, and Initiation of Infection in (Brady)Rhizobium-Legume Interactions, Jan W.Kijne, Ben J.J.Lugtenberg, andGerrit Smit/ Rhizobium Nodulation Signals, Jean Denarie and PhilippeRoche/ Regulation of Nodulation Genes in Rhizobia,Adam Kondorosi/ etc.)/Interaction of Other Microorganisms with Plants (Arabidopsis thalianaas a Model Host for Studying Plant-Pathogen Interactions, Keith R.Davis/ Hydroxyproline-Rich Glycoproteins in Plant-Microbe Interactionsand Development, Keith L.Wycoff, Richard A.Dixon, and Christopher J.Lamb/ Molecular Determinants of Plant-Virus Interactions, SteveDaubert/ etc.)