Alternaria is a ubiquitous fungal genus in many ecosystems, consisting of species and
strains that can be saprophytic, endophytic, or pathogenic to plants or animals, including …

Alternaria causes pathogenic disease on various economically important crops having
saprophytic to endophytic lifecycle. Pathogenic fungi of Alternaria species produce many …

Alternaria is an important fungus to study due to their different life style from saprophytes to
endophytes and a very successful fungal pathogen that causes diseases to a number of …

Host-selective toxins (HSTs) produced by fungal plant pathogens are generally low-
molecular-weight secondary metabolites with a diverse range of structures that function as …

The genus Alternaria includes both plant-pathogenic and saprophytic species, which may
affect crops in the field or cause harvest and postharvest decay of plant products. The …

Alternaria toxins are mycotoxins produced by Alternaria species. These fungi cause serious
diseases in many crops such as cereals, oil seeds, and fruits. More than 70 Alternaria toxins …

Alternaria species produce various sorts of toxic metabolites during their active growth and
causes severe diseases in many plants by limiting their productivity. These toxic metabolites …

The fungal genus Alternaria is comprised of many saprophytic and endophytic species, but
is most well known as containing many notoriously destructive plant pathogens. There are …

The genus Alternaria includes more than 250 species. The traditional methods for
identification of Alternaria species are based on morphological characteristics of the …

Despite the frequent infection of agricultural crops by Alternaria spp., their toxic secondary
metabolites and potential food contaminants lack comprehensive metabolic …