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Phytochemical characterization and antifungal activity of Fraxinus angustifolia and Ruta chalepensis against cereal Fusarium species: first evaluation against Fusarium redolens

Aug 2026 · Plant Biosystems · Vol 160 · 0 citations · 70 references

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The results demonstrate that the rich phytochemical composition of these medicinal plants can be harnessed for eco-friendly disease control, and the antifungal activity of ME-, UAE-, and MAE-derived extracts of R. chalepensis and Fraxinus angustifolia against Fusarium redolens is described.

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