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Are basic substances a key to sustainable pest and disease management in agriculture? An open field perspective

Toffolatti et al., 2023

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Toffolatti S
Davillerd Y
D’Isita I
Facchinelli C
Germinara G
Ippolito A
Khamis Y
Kowalska J
Maddalena G
Marchand P
Marcianò D
Mihály K
Mincuzzi A
Mori N
Piancatelli S
Sándor E
Romanazzi G
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Pathogens and pests constantly challenge food security and safety worldwide. The use of plant protection products to manage them raises concerns related to human health, the environment, and economic costs. Basic substances are active, non-toxic compounds that …
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