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Grapevine cane extract inhibits Botrytis cinerea pathogen on post-harvest apple fruit
Apples are one of the most consumed fruit in the world, but a significant proportion of fruit is lost after harvesting due to serious disease, gray mold, caused by the pathogen Botrytis cinerea. The Botrytis strains are highly resistant to synthetic fungicides, requiring the development of new fungi
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