Evaluating biological agents and plant extracts against aspergillus niger in pomegranate fruit rot and ochratoxin a prevention

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• What: The aim of the research was to conduct an ecological and survey of the extent of pomegranate disease and to identify the fungi responsible for these cases in Iraq. The study aimed to evaluate the efficiency of certain biological agents, such as S. cerevisiae and plant extracts from coriander, sage, and others, in combating Aspergillus niger isolates, which cause pomegranate fruit rot and prevent them from producing the mycotoxin Ochratoxin A. After the medium had solidified, a 0.5 mm disk of the fungal isolates used in the study was placed using a cork piercer in . . .
  

   

  

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