Abstract:This study investigates the potential suppression effects of aqueous extracts derived from selected plants on the growth of carrot weed (Parthenium hysterophorus L.) in Arusha, Tanzania. The research aimed to explore natural and sustainable methods for managing the proliferation of this invasive weed species. Through a series of laboratory experiments, aqueous extracts were prepared from specific plants namely amaranth (Amaranthus spinous L.), neem (Azadiratchta indica L.) wheat millet (Sorghum bicolor), and m… Show more
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