Allelopathy refers to the chemical inhibition of one species by another. The “inhibitory” chemical is released into the environment where it affects the development and growth of neighboring ...

Allelopathy in bryophytes shapes ecosystems by influencing the species composition of both vascular plants and other bryophytes. Several allelopathically active chemicals in bryophytes have been ...

(1) A whole-community investigation of allelopathy in an old-field in Illinois was undertaken, by comparing bioassay results with association patterns in the field. (2) The seven most abundant species ...

This is called allelopathy. If you notice in your garden that certain plants do not want to grow near certain other plants you are probably observing allelopathy at work.

Plants are in a constant competition with their neighbors for limited resources such as light, nutrients and water. Only the fittest survive and reproduce. To defend their territory against invading ...

Sunflowers aren't difficult to grow, but they do have some specific requirements for the best display. Plant them in the ...

What is allelopathy? TINO: It’s when some plants emit chemicals from their leaves or roots to inhibit the growth of plants around them. It’s a way of cutting out competition for space and ...

This is called allelopathy. If you notice in your garden that certain plants do not want to grow near certain other plants you are probably observing allelopathy at work.