Analysis of volatile organic compounds revealed effects on cell membrane integrity and energy metabolism in Botrytis cinerea, highlighting potential for biological control.
Key Points
Pseudomonas chlororaphis volatile organic compounds inhibited growth and germination of Botrytis cinerea.
The study demonstrated effects on ergosterol levels and cellular activity in fungal cells.
Analysis of metabolomics and transcriptomics assessed antifungal impacts and mechanism understanding.
These findings suggest the potential for developing biological fumigants using VOCs for gray mold management.