Soil-Borne Allelopathy is a biological interaction in which germination or growth of plant seeds is inhibited by allelochemicals released into the soil environment by neighboring or preceding organisms.
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Allelopathy for weed control in agricultural systems
Khawar Jabran, Gulshan Mahajan, Virender Sardana et al. · Crop Protection · 2015 · 674 citations
Allelopathy and exotic plant invasion
José L. Hierro, Ragan M. Callaway · Plant and Soil · 2003 · 612 citations
Leslie A. Weston, Stephen O. Duke · Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences · 2003 · 481 citations
A. R. Putnam, W. B. Duke · Annual Review of Phytopathology · 1978 · 304 citations
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- Journal of Chemical Ecology
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