Allelopathic Potential of <i>Convolvulus arvensis</i> Linn. on seed germination and seedling growth of Wheat (<i>Triticum vulgare</i>)

Mishra, Skand Kumar

doi:10.5958/0975-4385.2018.00023.7

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“…The result of the present research was in accord with Padhy et al (2000), Herro and Callaway, 2003, Rassaeifar et al 2013, Manoj, (2014, Ghanuni et al, (2015), Joshi (2016 and, Li et al, in 2021, Abdalla et al, in 2021, Mushtaq et al, in 2020, Sikolia and Ayuma, in 2018, Nega and Gudeta, in 2019, Mandal et al, in 2018, Mishra, in 2018, Dafaallah et al, in 2019, Yakubu et al, in 2018, and Epee Missé, in 2019. They had reported a significant decrease in seed germination and seedling growth (root and shoot length and weight).…”

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Allelopathic Impact of Aqueous Leachate of Eucalyptus Globulus L. Leaves on Seed Germination, Growth, and Biochemical Contents of Seedling of Eleusine Coracana Gaertn

Sahu

DAS²,

SATPATHY³

2023

Innovare J Ag Sci

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The background to the study: Allelopathy can be distinguished from other plant interference strategies because the donor species produces inhibitory compounds into the environment to cause harm. This work aimed to evaluate the allelopathic impact of aqueous leachate of Eucalyptus globulus leaf litter on seed germination, biochemical, and growth parameters of finger millet (Eleusine coracana) seedlings. Methods: This experiment was conducted using aqueous leaf litter leachate at a concentration of 100%, 80%, 60%, 40%, and 20% using water as a control. Results: The experiment showed that all the test concentrations of leachate had a deleterious effect on seed germination, seedling growth-like length, fresh and dry weight, and biochemical parameters such as total chlorophyll and total carbohydrate of the test crop, Eleusine coracana seedlings. Further, it was also observed that the inhibitory effects were gradually increased with a rise in the leaf leachate concentration. Conclusion: It is recommended that crops not be associated with different species of Eucalyptus due to the allelopathic influence on germination and early vegetative developmental stages of crops.

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Allelopathic Impact of Aqueous Leachate of Eucalyptus Globulus L. Leaves on Seed Germination, Growth, and Biochemical Contents of Seedling of Eleusine Coracana Gaertn

Sahu

DAS²,

SATPATHY³

2023

Innovare J Ag Sci

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Allelopathy Potential of Weeds Belonging to the Family

Mushtaq

Siddiqui

Hakeem

2020

SpringerBriefs in Agriculture

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Conditioning and Germination Control bio-assays of Quercus suber L. acorns under the allelopathic and Residual effects of Volatile Oils and Hydrolates from Aromatic Plants in Northeastern Algeria

SEBTI,

Benamirouche

2023

AJRC

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The present works reported a new technique for conditioning and controlling the germination of healthy Quercus suber L. acorns under the antifungal, allelopathic and residual effects of five volatile oils and their hydrolates obtained by hydrodistillation of plant material and then were subjected to a GC/MS to identify their chemical composition. Monoterpenes were found to be dominant in both oils with amount ranging between 57.59 and 98.88%, followed by sesquitepenes (1.28- 40.07%), whereas ditepenes were found only in Pistacia lentiscus L. volatile oil (15.54%). Pistacia lentiscus L. and Myrtus communis L. volatile oils had the potent antifungal and fungistatic activity where no contamination were registered, a contamination percentage of 10% succeeded by a fungistatic effect was registered in both oils from Calamintha hispidula Boissier and reuter., Lavandula dentata L. and Eucalyptus camaldulensis Dehnh, whereas the control exhibited the weakest antifungal activity with 70% of contamination. Moreover, early germination during storage was more inhibited by volatile oils (10- 20%) than by the control (50%). Hydrolates were less effective than volatile oils in both fungi-infestaion (10- 80%) and germination (50- 90%). The second bio-assay conducted in non allelopathic conditions revealed that acorns previously treated by both volatile oils and hydrolates have resumed their germination with respective increases of 30 to 80% and 10%, respectively. Radicle elongation was, however, more pronounced for Hydrolates (0.13 - 0.62cm) than for volatile oils (0.06- 0.44cm). Owing to the antifungal, fungistatic and stimulating effects observed, the results of this study may help to develop new plant-based biocide for the control of fungi-infestation and early germination limiting the long-term safe storage of acorns.

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Allelopathic Potential of Convolvulus arvensis Linn. on seed germination and seedling growth of Wheat (Triticum vulgare)

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Allelopathic Impact of Aqueous Leachate of Eucalyptus Globulus L. Leaves on Seed Germination, Growth, and Biochemical Contents of Seedling of Eleusine Coracana Gaertn

Allelopathic Impact of Aqueous Leachate of Eucalyptus Globulus L. Leaves on Seed Germination, Growth, and Biochemical Contents of Seedling of Eleusine Coracana Gaertn

Allelopathy Potential of Weeds Belonging to the Family

Conditioning and Germination Control bio-assays of Quercus suber L. acorns under the allelopathic and Residual effects of Volatile Oils and Hydrolates from Aromatic Plants in Northeastern Algeria

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