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Master Principles and Practices of Weed Management – Notes, Case Studies & Practical Insights – with Rahul

Allelopathic Effect of Weeds on Crops

(1) Maize

  • Leaves & inflorescence of Parthenium sp. affect the germination and seedling growth
  • Tubers of Cyperus esculentus affect the dry matter production

(2) Sorghum

  • Stem of Solanum affects germination and seedling growth
  • Leaves and inflorescence of Parthenium affect germination and seedling growth

(3) Wheat

  • Seeds of wild oat affect germination and early seedling growth
  • Leaves of Parthenium affects general growth
  • Tubers of rotundus affect dry matter production
  • Green and dried leaves of Argemone mexicana affect germination & seedling growth

 

(4) Sunflower

  • Seeds of Datura affect germination & growth.

 

Allelopathic Effect of crop plants on weeds

  • Root exudation of maize inhibits the growth of Chenopodium album
  • The cold water extracts of wheat straw when applied to weeds reduce germination and growth of Abutilon sp.

Allelopathic effect of weeds on weeds

  • Extract of leaf leachate of decaying leaves of Polygonum contains flavonoides which are toxic to germination, root and hypocotyls growth of weeds like Amaranthus spinosus
  • Inhibitor secreted by decaying rhizomes of Sorghum halepense affect the growth of Digitaria sanguinalis and Amaranthus sp.
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