Effect of <i>Meloidogyne incognita</i> infection on the accumulation of phenolic compounds in plants of the genus Mint (Mentha L.)
N. N. Butorina,
P. V. Lapshin,
M. S. Plykina
et al.
Abstract:The purpose of the research is to compare the accumulation of phenolic compounds of different species and varieties of mint, zoned in Central Russia against the background of plant infection by Meloidogyne incognita.Materials and methods. Plants were grown from cuttings in a growing experiment in open ground. Mentha × piperita L. (varieties: Tik-Tak, Orange, Minneola, Mojito, Mitchum, Chocolate), M. spicata L. (varieties Morocco, Crispa) and M. longifolia L. (Longifolia) were taken for the study. A month later… Show more
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