Allelopathic effects of Lyophyllum platypum mushroom extracts on seed germination of Cynanchum acutum subspecies acutum weed

Kilic, Kerem; Kara, Yeşim; Vaizogullar, Havser Ertem

doi:10.1016/j.jbiotec.2016.05.102

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“…We speculate that this concentration is the optimum concentration of seed germination, and the beneficial components in the allelochemicals accumulate the most. Within this concentration range, the ion transporters in the cell and various ion channel proteins are involved in cell ion homeostasis, increasing seed germination rate and germination speed (Steven et al, 2003;Zhang et al, 2016;Bachleda et al, 2017;Kilic et al, 2016). The 1:320 litter extract concentration also promoted the germination of seeds, but the overall effect was not significant.…”

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Allelopathic Effect of Castanopsis Kawakamii Forest Litter on Seed Germination of Small Philippine Acacia (Acacia Confusa)

Jin¹

2019

Appl. Ecol. Env. Res.

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Nutrient limitation constrains the regeneration of Castanopsis kawakamii seedlings in subtropical forests. Small Philippine acacia (Acacia confusa), a common tree species in mixed forests, is known for its nitrogen fixation capabilities. Therefore, we attempted to intercrop A. confusa in a C. kawakamii natural forest. However, this forest contained abundant litter, harboring ample tannins and total phenols. Whether the allelopathy of litter could constrain the seed germination of A. confusa seed was unknown. Therefore, we aimed to explore the influence of forest litter extracts on the seed germination and radicle growth of A. confusa. The results indicate that low concentration litter extracts promote whereas high concentrations inhibit A. confusa seeds. The stock solution produced the strongest inhibition, whereas the 1:160 litter extract concentration had promoted the germination rate and radicle growth. The A. confusa radicle increase was remarkable in the first eight days, and tended to decrease from day 9 to 15. Overall, the allelopathic effect of litter is not a factor limiting the mixing of C. kawakamii and A. confusa. This could provide an alternative method to improving soil nutrition, thus promoting the regeneration of C. kawakamii seedlings.

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“…2003; Zhang et al, 2016; Bachleda et al, 2017;Kilic et al, 2016). The 1:320 litter extract also promoted the growth of seed radicle length, but the effect was weakened, which may be due to the litter extract dilution containing less effective allelochemicals.…”

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Allelopathic Effect of Castanopsis Kawakamii Forest Litter on Seed Germination of Small Philippine Acacia (Acacia Confusa)

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2019

Appl. Ecol. Env. Res.

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“…However, it is important to emphasize that these effects are not restricted to weeds, but to all plants cultivated in the local environment. Many studies evaluate the use of allelopathic extracts in weed control (Khaliq et al, 2013;Kilic & Vaizogullar, 2016;Glab et al, 2017). However, only a few report their effects on cultivated species.…”

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Allelopathic influence of some fruit tree leaf extracts on germination and seedling development of different weeds and vegetable crops

Teixeira¹,

Pinheiro²,

Junior³

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Aust J Crop Sci

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Allelopathy is an important mechanism by which plants release allelochemicals. This study aimed to evaluate and compare the allelopathic effect of extracts of fruit tree leaves (orange, mango, jabuticaba and guava trees) on the germination and seedling development of different weeds (morning glory and beggartick) and vegetable crops (lettuce and cabbage). The FGC and G were evaluated. After germination, SDM and SL were measured. In general, first germination counting (FGC) and G (germination) were decreased for all species conducted with the allelopathic extracts in relation to the control. Mango extract reduced the FGC of morning glory in 20 p.p.m. The G of beggartick reduced to 0%, while cabbage and lettuce germination was not affected. The highest reduction on FGC was observed in lettuce using jabuticaba extract, usinf 9 p.p.m, compared to the control. The extracts reduced the G of morning glory and beggartick, respectively, in between 5 and 11 p.p. Jabuticaba extract reduced significantly the G of morning glory and beggartick. The development of morning glory and beggartick was negatively affected by allelopathic extracts. The G of morning glory and beggartick is affected by the jabuticaba extract. The development of cabbage seedling was affected when all extracts were used and guava extract affected the length of cabbage seedlings. Mango extract has potential to control morning glory and beggartick in established lettuce and cabbage fields. Mango, orange, jabuticaba and guava extracts have the potential to control weeds on lettuce established fields. Guava extract is not indicated to control weeds on cabbage cultivated fields.

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A review of the ethnopharmacology, phytochemistry and pharmacology of Cynanchum atratum

Zhang

Yang

Yan

et al. 2022

Journal of Ethnopharmacology

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Allelopathic effects of Lyophyllum platypum mushroom extracts on seed germination of Cynanchum acutum subspecies acutum weed

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Allelopathic Effect of Castanopsis Kawakamii Forest Litter on Seed Germination of Small Philippine Acacia (Acacia Confusa)

Allelopathic Effect of Castanopsis Kawakamii Forest Litter on Seed Germination of Small Philippine Acacia (Acacia Confusa)

Allelopathic influence of some fruit tree leaf extracts on germination and seedling development of different weeds and vegetable crops

A review of the ethnopharmacology, phytochemistry and pharmacology of Cynanchum atratum

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