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Table 1 Target fungal pathogens including relative hosts and induced symptoms employed in in vitro assays performed to evaluate BP, BP OX and BTH effects in reducing mycelial growth

From: New insights into municipal biowaste derived products as promoters of seed germination and potential antifungal compounds for sustainable agriculture

Target pathogens*

Host

Symptom

mg L–1 of active ingredient

BP and BP OX

BTH

Botrytis cinerea Di3A-E2

Eggplant

Fruit rot

100, 1000 and 5000

3000

Monilia spp. Di3A-A1

Apricot

Fruit rot

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Sclerotinia sclerotiorum Di3A-L3

Lettuce

Lettuce head rot

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Fusarium spp. Di3A-C1

Cucurbit

Vascular infection

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F. oxysporum f.sp. radicis-lycopersici Di3A-T1

Tomato

Vascular infection

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Sclerotium rolfsii Di3A-TP3A

Tomato

Basal stem rot

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Alternaria alternata Di3A-CT7

Carob

Leaf spot

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Colletotrichum gloeosporioides Di3A-O4

Orange

Fruit anthracnose

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Phytophthora nicotianae Di3A-B1

Buxus

Root and crown rot

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  1. *All tested fungal isolates obtained for relative hosts are monosporic colonies