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Phytotoxins are
substances that are
poisonous or
toxic to the
growth of plants.
Phytotoxic substances may
result from
human activity, as with herbicides...
- The
pathogens also
produce phytotoxins which injure the
plant and can
suppress the host
immune system. One such
phytotoxin is coronatine,
found in pathovars...
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Radicinin is a
phytotoxin with the
molecular formula C12H12O5.
Radicinin is
produced by the
fungal plant pathogen Alternaria radicina and
other Alternaria...
- PMID 23100743. Evans, N.; McRoberts, N.; Hill, R.A.; Marshall, G. (1996). "
Phytotoxin production by
Alternaria linicola and
phytoalexin production by the linseed...
- L-allo-isoleucine is a
precursor to
coronamic acid,
which is a
constituent of the
phytotoxin coronatine,
produced by
Pseudomonas syringae. Schadewaldt, Peter; Bodner-Leidecker...
- must be
obtained from the diet in humans. Some
phytochemicals are
known phytotoxins that are
toxic to humans; for
example aristolochic acid is carcinogenic...
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caused by the
production of rubellin, a
photodynamic anthraquinone-derived
phytotoxin. R.
rubella was
originally described from
Rumex aquaticus in Germany;...
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Betaenones are
phytotoxins found in the
fungus Pleospora betae. The
compounds were
found to
inhibit a
variety of
protein kinases.
Members of this class...
- 3-dione
family of herbicides,
which are
chemically derived from a
natural phytotoxin, leptospermone,
obtained from the
Australian bottlebrush plant (Callistemon...
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scattering the
small seeds. The
family contains a
large variety of
phytotoxins (toxic
substances produced by plants),
including diterpene esters, alkaloids...
