Black Mold Fungal Disease That Affects Some Vegetable and Fruit (Literature Review)
Abstract
Aspergillus genus containing many species which considered one of the most fungal disease involving plant, Fruit and vegetable conceded one of the biggest source of fibers ,minerals and vitamins providing human being with energy ,enhancing health and youth of skin ,decreasing cardiac disease , Black mold mostly involving plat during warm condition especially during storage when suitable condition for growth of fungi occure even after harvest ,black mold disease can involve many fruit &vegetable , initial symptoms of infection appear on the top of the plant in the form of black spots or lines around the top or on the sides or the entire plant like the onion plant and garlic also involving fruit like the grape, apple and pomegranates as well as producing toxin (mycotoxin) that causing contamination effect of agricultural plant, as Aspergillus strain can producing toxin known as aflatoxin which had positioning effect to human after ingestion of infected food ,disease by aspergillus increased over the year so that this review focused on some causes and main plant involved by aspergillus spp. With some available application to reduced this
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