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Improved growth and antioxidant responses via arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi–mediated changes in phenolic compounds in two tomato landraces under salt stress

Aug 2026 · Mycorrhiza · Vol 36 · 0 citations · 58 references
Medicine

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Overall, AMF responses depended on the host–fungus combination, with phenolic-associated non-enzymatic antioxidant responses emerging as a prominent feature of the Limachino–D.

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