Chenopodium album and C. murale are cosmopolitan, annual weed species of notable
economic importance. Their unique biological features, including high reproductive capacity …

Bioassays on Chenopodium murale demonstrated that root and shoot aqueous extracts
reduced the seed germination, seedling establishment, plant growth and metabolite …

Heavy doses of synthetic weed control chemicals have facilitated herbicide resistance in
weeds as well as predicted to possess toxicities. Natural compounds can be screened as …

Abstract The Taklimakan Desert, known for extreme aridity and unique ecological
challenges, maintains a delicate life balance beneath its harsh surface. This study …

Soil infested with Chenopodium murale and amended with it were investigated to verify their
allelopathic effects on seedling emergence and some growth and physiological parameters …

This paper aims to study the phytotoxic potential of Echinochloa colona in order to explore
its potential as bioherbicide. In this way, the phytotoxic effects of the most active fraction and …

Allelopathy refers to the effects of one plant on another plant through the release of chemical
compounds into the environment. Chemicals released from plants, imposing allelopathic …

Allelopathy is often treated as an innate characteristic of a species rather than a
phenotypically plastic trait that can vary with environmental conditions. Lianas are a highly …

The present work through light on the role of allelopathic potential of Calotropis procera on
some growth and physiological parameters of three cultivated crops. The selected species …

The genus Chenopodium L. belong to the family Amaranthaceae and comprises 250
species and subspecies with world wide distribution (21). Amaranthaceae family include …