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1985
Theophrastusl about 300 BC stated that chick pea (Cicer arietinum) does not reinvigorate the ground as other related plants (legumes) do but “exhausts” it instead. He pointed out also that chick pea destroys weeds.
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Theophrastusl about 300 BC stated that chick pea (Cicer arietinum) does not reinvigorate the ground as other related plants (legumes) do but “exhausts” it instead. He pointed out also that chick pea destroys weeds.
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Allelopathy in freshwater cyanobacteria
Critical Reviews in Microbiology, 2009Freshwater cyanobacteria produce several bioactive secondary metabolites with diverse chemical structure, which may achieve high concentrations in the aquatic medium when cyanobacterial blooms occur. Some of the compounds released by cyanobacteria have allelopathic properties, influencing the biological processes of other phytoplankton or aquatic ...
Pedro N Leão, Vitor Vasconcelos
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, 2020 Molisch (1937) derived allelopathy from the two Greek words: allelon (which means ‘of each other’) and pathos (which means ‘to suffer’). Allelobiogenesis or allelopathy characterized by the combination of both biotic and abiotic stresses actuated by donor plants on recipient plants.
Waseem Mushtaq +2 more
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Ecophysiological aspects of allelopathy
Planta, 2003Allelochemicals play an important role in explaining plant growth inhibition in interspecies interactions and in structuring the plant community. Five aspects of allelochemicals are discussed from an ecophysiological perspective: (i) biosynthesis, (ii) mode of release, (iii) mode of action, (iv) detoxification and prevention of autotoxicity, and (v ...
, Inderjit, Stephen O, Duke
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Journal of Chemical Ecology, 1992
Sasa (Sasa cernua Makino) is a very serious weed pest. Its allelopathy was studied using lettuce, wheat, timothy, and green amaranth as testing species. Cultured in the rhizosphere soil ofSasa cernua, the seedlings were inhibited by 42-80% compared with the controls cultured in normal soil and vermiculite.
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Sasa (Sasa cernua Makino) is a very serious weed pest. Its allelopathy was studied using lettuce, wheat, timothy, and green amaranth as testing species. Cultured in the rhizosphere soil ofSasa cernua, the seedlings were inhibited by 42-80% compared with the controls cultured in normal soil and vermiculite.
H H, Li +3 more
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