Mechanism by which exogenous H2O2 improves main secondary metabolites contents in post-harvest fresh Ginkgo leaves through induced physiological responses mimicking stress

Jian Fan(Tongji University), Ying Shen(Guiyang Medical University), Ling Tao(Guiyang Medical University), Hua-Lin Hu(Guiyang Medical University), Yueyu Lu(Guiyang Medical University), Chao Sun(Guiyang Medical University), Xiangchun Shen(Guiyang Medical University)
Industrial Crops and Products
June 20, 2024
10.1016/j.indcrop.2024.118908
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