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This work demonstrates the effectiveness of copper-loaded carbon dots in suppressing Fusarium disease in tomatoes, suggesting their potential as a plant health tool.
This work describes the synthesis of copper-loaded carbon dots and their application for suppressing Fusarium disease in tomatoes. These carbon dots could be an effective tool for delivering copper or chelating out heavy metals in plants.
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