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Fungal diseases and natural defense mechanisms of tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum): A review

2022-11-01

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Tomatoes are globally recognized as an important crop due to their sensory properties and abundant bioactive compounds. However, their susceptibility to contamination by fungus and other pest, has resulted in an increase in pesticide use for crop management. Pesticide can remain in fruits and their products, reducing their functionality. In this review, we discussed the profile of bioactive compounds related to de...

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Literature Corpus work: f52c5088-464f-57a1-917f-17e902f4ea4c
DOI: 10.1016/j.pmpp.2022.101906

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