New techniques for managing postharvest diseases of fruit: physical, chemical and biological agents T P J van den Hout

New techniques for managing postharvest diseases of fruit: physical, chemical and biological agents T P J van den HoutChemical fungicides are traditionally used to preserve the quality of fruit and vegetables during storage or transportation. However, the global concern about pesticide use and the reduced efficacy of chemicals due to pathogen resistant strains have gradually led producers to evaluate safer alternatives for controlling postharvest diseases. Several means, such as natural compounds of animal and plant origin, organic and inorganic salts, antagonistic

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