In The Current Context, Entomopathogens of Economic Importance: Plant Protection Advances is an outcome of Novel Approach towards Scientific Community which is based on Applied Aspects of Science from Laboratory to Land. Entomopathogenic fungi are a group of phylo genetically diverse, heterotrophic, eukaryotic, unicellular or multicellular (filaments) microorganisms that reproduce via sexual or asexual spores or both and are capable of attacking insects using them as hosts to develop part of their life cycle. Significantly mean to reduce pest insect populations to levels that do not cause economic damage to crops or those that are amean of control in the reduction of disease vectors.

Application of Entomopathogens as Biocontrol has increased in recent years due to the great potential representing an efficient alternative to the use of insecticide chemicals. Based upon nature of survival efficiency they can be categorized as facultative or obligate parasites of insects, with a high capacity for sporulation and survival. For Sustainable management program Entomopathogenic fungi plays a key role in Biological plant protection. Book covers a wide range of topics spanning medicinal, environmental, bimolecular, and agricultural research on mycology several prominent and notable speakers from around the world will present their research findings.