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Uncovering the transcriptional molecular dynamics of shelf life extension and system acquired resistance induction to <i>Fusarium pallidoroseum</i> in melon fruits by the use of pulsed-light

2024-03-07

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Melon is a globally commercialized fruit, and Fusarium rot disease poses a significant threat to post-harvest losses. The conventional use of fungicides raises concerns about chemical residues, prompting exploration into alternative technologies such as Pulsed Light (PL). While PL has been effective in controlling infections in various fruits and vegetables, the precise physiological responses and molecular mechan...

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b4df8445-e590-5905-b494-154521e74f52
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10.1101/2024.03.05.583617
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