AI Article Synopsis
- The text discusses fungal plant pathogens linked to Botryosphaeria dieback in grapevines, which show symptoms indicating potential harmful metabolites during infection.
- It highlights the lack of research on the secondary metabolism of these fungi, despite their significant impact on grapevine health.
- The study reports the novel isolation and identification of 6-methylpyridione analogues from liquid cultures of these fungi taken from affected grapevines in Algeria.
Article Abstract
species are fungal plant pathogens associated with Botryosphaeria dieback of grapevine. Symptoms caused by these fungi on grapevines suggest possible implication of phytotoxic metabolites in the infection mechanisms. However, few studies were conducted to investigate the secondary metabolism of these fungi. In this study, 6-methylpyridione analogues were isolated and identified for the first time in liquid cultures of isolated from symptomatic grapevine in Algeria.
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