Xueyan Long

Nov 1, 2024 | mdpi.com | Xueyan Long |Xinyi Liu |Chunlin Zhang |Gexin Liu

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Mar 6, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Chunlin Zhang |Hongling Liu |Xue Wang |Xueyan Long

Figure S3. Flow cytometry was used to analyze TUNEL staining after treatment with different concentrations of cinnamaldehyde. Figure S4. Summary of transcriptome data of F. oxysporum after cinnamaldehyde treatment. Figure S6. Venn diagram analysis of the influence of cinnamaldehyde on the potential signaling pathway of F. oxysporum. Table S11. KEGG pathways associated only with F. oxysporum. Table S12. KEGG pathways associated only with cinnamaldehyde.

Mar 6, 2024 | scijournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Chunlin Zhang |Hongling Liu |Xue Wang |Xueyan Long

Figure S3. Flow cytometry was used to analyze TUNEL staining after treatment with different concentrations of cinnamaldehyde. Figure S4. Summary of transcriptome data of F. oxysporum after cinnamaldehyde treatment. Figure S6. Venn diagram analysis of the influence of cinnamaldehyde on the potential signaling pathway of F. oxysporum. Table S11. KEGG pathways associated only with F. oxysporum. Table S12. KEGG pathways associated only with cinnamaldehyde.