The authors conclude that diterpenoid 10 from E. sinense is a promising candidate for an eco-friendly attract-kill microsphere system to control nematodes.

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The authors conclude that diterpenoid 10 from E. sinense is a promising candidate for an eco-friendly attract-kill microsphere system to control nematodes.

Taxon

E. sinenseErythroxylum sinensee0

Outcome

promising candidate for an eco-friendly "attract-kill" microsphere system to control nematodese0

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“diterpenoid 10 from E. sinense represents a promising candidate for an eco-friendly "attract-kill" microsphere system to control nematodes”