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Atmospheric cold plasma jet for plant disease treatment
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Fungus-infected Plant LeavesFungal PathogenPlant PathologyFungal BiologyMicrobiologyLeaf AgePlant-pathogen InteractionPlant Disease TreatmentPlant HealthBlack Spots
This study shows that the atmospheric cold plasma jet is capable of curing the fungus-infected plant leaves and controlling the spread of infection as an attractive tool for plant disease management. The healing effect was significantly dependent on the size of the black spots infected with fungal cells and the leaf age. The leaves with the diameter of black spots of <2 mm can completely recover from the fungus-infected state. The plasma-generated species passing through the microns-sized stomas in a leaf can weaken the function of the oil vacuoles and cell membrane of fungal cells, resulting in plasma-induced inactivation.
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