ArticlePolymers2025
Antifungal Action of Edible Coating Comprising Artichoke-Mediated Nanosilver and Chitosan Nanoparticles for Biocontrol of Citrus Blue Mold.
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Abstract
Citrus fruits are major economic and nutritional crops that are sometimes subjected to serious attacks by many fungal phytopathogens after harvesting. In this study, we focus on the structures of potential antifungal nanocomposites from artichoke leaf extract (Art), Art-mediated nanosilver (AgNPs), and their nanoconjugates with chitosan nanoparticles (Cht) to eradicate the blue mold fungus (
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