Can waste serve as a source of known or novel molecules for plant disease management? This review explores this question, which is closely linked to the necessity of mitigating the environmental impact of agriculture, specifically in terms of waste generation and greenhouse gas emissions. Furthermore, it addresses the...
D. Bulgari, S. Messgo-Moumene, Gregorio Peron et al.· Annual Review of Phytopathol...· 0 citations
The results support the use of defatted wheat bran, a common agri-food waste, as a substrate for producing VOCs to be applied as novel, environmentally friendly biofumigants.
Luca Pisoni, Fabrizio Araniti, C. Pizzatti et al.· Chemical and Biological Tech...· 0 citations
In this work, genes and biosynthetic pathways linked to secondary metabolite production, biocontrol activity, and plant interactions were identified and supported the experimentally validated capability of DEF39 to protect plants from fungal diseases, highlighting the potential of genomics studies.
Irene Valenti, Andrea Motta, M. Saracchi et al.· BMC Genomic Data· 0 citations
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