Applied powdered leaf-biomass of alien weed Hyptis suaveolens (L.) Poit. in soil adversely impacts germination, growth, and yield of crop Lens culinaris Medik. despite enhancing soil fertility
MANEESH KUMAR LOMAS,
ANJALI ANJALI,
SHACHI AGRAWAL
et al.
Abstract:Hyptis suaveolens L. (family Lamiaceae), an exotic fast-spreading invasive weed in Indian dry-tropics, was investigated for the allelopathic impact of its powdered leaf-biomass on the seed germination, growth, yield, photosynthetic-pigments and biochemical parameters (protein, proline and phenolic content) of the crop Lens culinaris. Soil characteristics (organic carbon, total nitrogen, available phosphorous and phenolic content) of soils amended with powdered leaf-biomass were also examined in this study. Soi… Show more
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