Lactic acid bacteria as bioprotective agents: A mini-review on biotechnological-and human health-based facets

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Abstract

Despite the blitz on chemical-based fertilizers, the transition towards the bio-based fertilizers may subvert fossilfuels-based fertilizers. Research efforts are perpetrated to contend the transition towards sustainable agriculture, thus, enhancing the bio-based economy. Bioprotective agents are key players for alternative farming as environmentally-friendly applications. This mini-review provides a consolidated briefing of lactic acid bacteria production with the main focus on their impact on human health.

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LAB / fermentation / biofungicides / organic farming / mycotoxins / human health

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