Allelochemicals in plants and the use of allelopathy in agronomy

Within the plant kingdom, allelopathy occurs in forests and in agroecosystems, which can produce beneficial or harmful effects on plants that are related to the release of secondary metabolites. This phenomenon influences the formation of plant communities in natural environments and also serves as...

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Main Author: Paulo Sérgio Siberti da Silva
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina 2012-09-01
Series:Biotemas
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Online Access:http://www.biotemas.ufsc.br/volumes/pdf/volume253/65a74.pdf
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description Within the plant kingdom, allelopathy occurs in forests and in agroecosystems, which can produce beneficial or harmful effects on plants that are related to the release of secondary metabolites. This phenomenon influences the formation of plant communities in natural environments and also serves as an important tool in agronomy because it can be used to control undesirable plants, maintain healthy cultures, and can help save failing crops. Furthermore, allelopathic bioassays contribute to the identification of possible sources of biocide compounds that can be used to combat pests and diseases. These biocides can help eliminate the use of agrochemicals and change the way small producers influence their land. The present work is a literature review that focuses on some plant allelochemicals and the use of allelopathy during plant cultivation.
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spelling doaj.art-f7bbed52d03d48d7becd14935b48304e2022-12-22T01:52:23ZengUniversidade Federal de Santa CatarinaBiotemas0103-16432012-09-012536574Allelochemicals in plants and the use of allelopathy in agronomyPaulo Sérgio Siberti da SilvaWithin the plant kingdom, allelopathy occurs in forests and in agroecosystems, which can produce beneficial or harmful effects on plants that are related to the release of secondary metabolites. This phenomenon influences the formation of plant communities in natural environments and also serves as an important tool in agronomy because it can be used to control undesirable plants, maintain healthy cultures, and can help save failing crops. Furthermore, allelopathic bioassays contribute to the identification of possible sources of biocide compounds that can be used to combat pests and diseases. These biocides can help eliminate the use of agrochemicals and change the way small producers influence their land. The present work is a literature review that focuses on some plant allelochemicals and the use of allelopathy during plant cultivation.http://www.biotemas.ufsc.br/volumes/pdf/volume253/65a74.pdfAgricultureBioactivitySecondary metabolites
spellingShingle Paulo Sérgio Siberti da Silva
Allelochemicals in plants and the use of allelopathy in agronomy
Biotemas
Agriculture
Bioactivity
Secondary metabolites
title Allelochemicals in plants and the use of allelopathy in agronomy
title_full Allelochemicals in plants and the use of allelopathy in agronomy
title_fullStr Allelochemicals in plants and the use of allelopathy in agronomy
title_full_unstemmed Allelochemicals in plants and the use of allelopathy in agronomy
title_short Allelochemicals in plants and the use of allelopathy in agronomy
title_sort allelochemicals in plants and the use of allelopathy in agronomy
topic Agriculture
Bioactivity
Secondary metabolites
url http://www.biotemas.ufsc.br/volumes/pdf/volume253/65a74.pdf
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