Phytochemical Analysis and Antifungal Activity of Extracts from Leaves and Fruit Residues of Brazilian Savanna Plants Aiming Its Use as Safe Fungicides

Keyphrases

• Acrocomia Aculeata 33%
• Active Extract 33%
• Alternaria Alternata 33%
• Alternaria Solani 33%
• Alternata 33%
• Antifungal Activity 100%
• Brazilian Savanna 100%
• Campomanesia Adamantium 33%
• Caryocar Brasiliense 33%
• Corilagin 33%
• Electrospray Ionization Mass Spectrometry 66%
• Ellagic Acid 33%
• Ethanolic Extract 33%
• Fruit Residues 100%
• Fungicide 100%
• Gallic Acid 33%
• Growth Rate 33%
• Increased Demand 33%
• Lag Phase 33%
• Leaf Contamination 100%
• Low Toxicity 33%
• Minimum Inhibitory Concentration 33%
• Natural Fungicide 33%
• Natural Products 33%
• Oral Acute Toxicity 66%
• Peel Extract 33%
• Pequi Peel 66%
• Pesticide Residues 33%
• Phytochemical Analysis 100%
• Phytopathogens 33%
• Preservatives 33%
• Quinolinic Acid 33%
• Safe Food 33%
• Solani 66%
• Solid Media 33%
• Venturia pirina 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Acrocomia aculeata 50%
• Acute Toxicity 100%
• Alternaria alternata 50%
• Alternaria solani 50%
• Campomanesia 50%
• Caryocar Brasiliense 50%
• Ellagic Acid 50%
• Ethanolic Extract 50%
• Fungicide 100%
• Gallic Acid 50%
• Minimum Inhibitory Concentration 50%
• Pesticide Residue 50%
• Phytochemical 100%
• Savanna 100%
• Seeds 50%
• Venturia pirina 50%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Acute Toxicity 66%
• Alternaria alternata 33%
• Alternaria solani 33%
• Antifungal Activity 100%
• Antifungal Agent 33%
• Corilagin 33%
• Ellagic Acid 33%
• Fungicide 100%
• Gallic Acid 33%
• Natural Product 33%
• Pesticide Residue 33%
• Phytochemical 100%
• Quinic Acid 33%