Fitoquímica y valor ecológico del olor a ajo en los vegetales

This work includes a review of the biology, ethnobotany and phytochemistry of those plants that have a garlic odor, with emphasis on secondary metabolites that give the smell of garlic so characteristic of these plants and what that means as adaptive strategy.

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