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Eco-Friendly Resistance Inducers for Control of Pseudomonas Cichorii in Lettuce

Sep 2026 · Russian journal of plant physiology · Vol 73 · 0 citations · 17 references

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SiO2 more effectively limited disease symptoms and reduced growth losses, whereas chitosan and salicylic acid better maintained the photosynthetic pigment system under infection.

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