Allelopathy organisms, processes, and applications Inderjit, K.M.M. Dakshini, Frank A. Einhellig, editor[s].
Series ACS symposium series ; 582Detalles de publicación: Washington, D.C. American Chemical Society 1994.Descripción: p. cmISBN:- 0841230617
- 581.2/3 20
- QK898.A43 A46 1994
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Discusses a variety of chemical interactions among plants, including algae, fungi, bacteria, and higher plants. Includes chapters on allelopathic interactions involving specific organisms and some of the chemicals isolated during these interactions. Covers mechanisms of action of chemicals involved in allelopathy. Includes a section on biological control and direct conversion of compounds for use in agriculture. Illustrates how a better understanding of the allelopathic phenomenon can lead to progress toward more sustainable agricultural systems.
Proceedings of the Allelopathy Symposium sponsored by the Botanical Society of America Section of the American Institute of Biological Sciences, held in Ames, Iowa, August 1-5, 1993.
Includes bibliographical references (p. ) and index.
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- Allelopathy: Current Status and Future Goals
- Lichen Allelopathy: A Review
- Overcoming Alleopathic Growth Inhibition by Micorrhizal Inoculation
- Allelopathic, Herbaceous, Vascular Hydrophytes
- Identification of Allelochemicals in Eucalyptus citriodora and Polygonum sachalinense
- Quercetin and Quercitrin from Pluchea lanceolata and Their Effect on Growth of Asparagus Bean
- Mechanism of Action of Allelochemicals in Allelopathy
- Allelopathic Properties of Alkaloids and Other Natural Products: Possible Modes of Action
- The Value of Model Plant-Microbe-Soil Systems for Understanding Processes Associated with Allelopathic Interaction: One Example
- Characterization of the Mechanisms of Allelopathy: Modeling and Experimental Approaches
- Plant Stress and Allelopathy
- Chemical Communication Between the Parasitic Weed Striga and Its Crop Host: A New Dimension in Allelochemistry
- Allelopathy and Self-Defense in Barley
- Tillage and Allelopathic Aspects of the CornSoybean Rotation Effect
- Intercropping Allelopathic Crops with Nitrogen-Fixing Legume Crops: A Tripartitie Legume Symbiosis Perspective
- Allelopathy and Sustainable Agriculture
- Allelopathy in Mexican Plants: More Recent Studies
- Allelopathic Activity of Naturally Occurring Compounds from Mung Beans (Vigna radiata) and Their Surrounding Soil
- Potential of Hydroxamic Acids in the Control of Cereal Pests, Diseases, and Weeds
- Fungal Antibiosis and Biocontrol of Plant Disease
- Weed Control with Mycoherbicides and Phytotoxins: A Nontraditional Application of Allelopathy
- Biological Control of Plant Pathogens by Antibiotic-Producing Bacteria
- Allelopathy in the Search for Natural Herbicide Models
- Role of Secondary Metabolites in Root Disease Suppression
- Natural Products with Potential Use as Herbicides