Thymol application delays the decline of fruit quality in blueberries via regulation of cell wall, energy and membrane lipid metabolism
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in Plant Physiology and Cultivation Studies
18 Months Post-Publication
Class of 2026
“Thymol application delays the decline of fruit quality in blueberries via regulation of cell wall, energy and membrane lipid metabolism”
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thymol · blueberry fruit quality · cell wall metabolism · energy metabolism · membrane lipid metabolism · postharvest treatment · senescence suppression · quality preservation
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