Abstract
AbstractQuantitative changes of individual phenolic acids in rust‐infected groundnut leaves were studied at various stages of disease development. There was no qualitative change in the phenolic acids. However, the concentration of the phenolic compounds increased due to infection more particularly of chlorogenic and trans and cis caffeic acids.
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