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Plant resilience: harnessing bioactive compounds for sustainable disease protection
Plants have evolved complex phytochemical and immune defense mechanisms in response to pathogen invasion. Plants deploy phytochemical defense system-signaling molecules, secondary metabolites, antimicrobial proteins and peptides-to mitigate the pathogens they encounter. Pathogens have developed stra
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