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IS ALLELOPATHY FROM WINTER COVER CROPS AFFECTING ROW …

Web May 15, 2020 Many cover crops (CC) release allelochemicals; for example, cereal rye ( Secale cereale L.) and winter wheat ( Triticum …
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Author Katja Koehler-Cole, Sydney E. Everhart, Yan Gu, Christopher A. Proctor, Margarita Marroquin-Guzman, ...
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7 WAYS COVER CROPS HELP FIGHT WEEDS - SUCCESSFUL FARMING

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ALLELOPATHY AND ITS APPLICATION AS A WEED MANAGEMENT TOOL: A …

Web Nov 28, 2022 In field crops, allelopathy can be applied through intercropping, crop rotation, cover crops, mulching and allelopathic water extracts to manage weeds. …
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USING ALLELOPATHY IN A WEED MANAGEMENT STRATEGY - FARMER'S …

Web Feb 5, 2021 Bezuidenhout explains that allelopathic cover crops release allelochemicals into the environment and can be used to enhance weed management. Researchers are …
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ALLELOPATHIC PLANTS: WHAT ARE THEY, THE LIST, AND HOW TO (AND …

Web Tip 3: Know Your Cover Crops. Many cover crops are beneficial specifically because they have allelopathic properties. Mustard, tillage radish, wheat, buckwheat, and rye are …
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ALLELOPATHY--COVER CROPS - MISSISSIPPI SOYBEAN

Web Nov 20, 2012 Allelopathy--Cover Crops. Cover crops have long been recognized for their potential to provide soil cover that will curtail erosion between crop growing seasons, …
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AGRONOMY | FREE FULL-TEXT | CROP ALLELOPATHY FOR SUSTAINABLE …

Web The major findings are the following: (1) Crops from different botanical families show allelopathic properties and can be cultivated alone or in combination with other non …
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AGRONOMY | FREE FULL-TEXT | BIOMASS FROM ALLELOPATHIC ... - MDPI

Web Nov 23, 2023 Allelopathic cover crops and allelopathic biomass available from agroecosystems worldwide combine the characteristics of biological weed control but …
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(PDF) ALLELOPATHIC IMPACT OF COVER CROP SPECIES ON …

Web Oct 3, 2021 While the results indicate that the location and environment may change cover crop species allelopathic potential, the wheat cover crop leachate had the most potent allelopathic impact...
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2021 ASSESSING THE ALLELOPATHIC EFFECTS OF COVER CROPS ON A CROP ...

Web May 23, 2021 Many of the cover crops seeded to protect the ground have allelopathic properties. Crops such as rye (Secale cereale L.), annual ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum …
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THE DIRT ON THOSE SNEAKY COVER CROPS - FIFTH SEASON GARDENING

Web Jul 29, 2010 Ah, the uncelebrated cover crop. Saviour of many, yet thanked by few. ... Take heed when using allelopathic cover crops by waiting three weeks after tilling …
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ALLELOPATHY: AN ALTERNATIVE TOOL FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE - SPRINGER

Web Apr 24, 2023 Fortunately, some crops/plants harbour chemicals (allelopathic chemicals) widely reported to act as essential alternatives to disastrous plant-protection chemical …
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ALLELOPATHY AND COVER CROPS - NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION …

Web • possible death Weed control is a positive objective when using a cover crop. Allelopathic effects strong enough to contribute significantly to weed control in field conditions have …
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IS ALLELOPATHY FROM WINTER COVER CROPS AFFECTING ROW CROPS?

Web May 15, 2020 Cover crops (CC) have been explored in corn (Zea mays L.), cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.), soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.], and wheat (Triticum …
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MECHANISMS OF ALLELOPATHIC INTERACTIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE

Web Mar 1, 2023 Crops with allelopathic potential should be chosen for agronomic interventions like green manuring, crop rotation, cover crops, intercropping, mulches …
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THE ALLELOPATHIC EFFECT | FARMER'S WEEKLY

Web Dec 2, 2013 Chemical interference involves allelopathic cover crops releasing allelochemicals into their immediate environment to inhibit the germination and growth of …
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AGRICULTURE | FREE FULL-TEXT | ALLELOPATHIC IMPACT OF COVER CROP ...

Web Oct 3, 2021 Introduction. The adoption of conservative farming practices, such as no-tilling systems, has increased the utilization of cover crops in agronomic systems [ 1 ]. Cover …
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ALLELOPATHY AS A SOURCE OF BIOHERBICIDES: CHALLENGES AND

Web May 11, 2023 Incorporating a natural eco-friendly approach—allelopathy—as a tool in an integrated weed control plan by growing specific crops or spraying fields with extracts …
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ECOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT OF AGRICULTURAL PESTS THROUGH ALLELOPATHY …

Web Feb 23, 2020 In this chapter, we have discussed the mechanism of allelochemicals for growth inhibition in plants and the role of crop rotation, allelopathic mulches, …
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ALLELOPATHIC COVER CROPS TO REDUCE HERBICIDE USE IN SUSTAINABLE ...

Web Jul 1, 2001 This approach will still enhance agricultural sustainability because; (a) productive top-soil will be conserved, (b) herbicide use (especially preemergence …
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AGRONOMY | FREE FULL-TEXT | ALLELOPATHIC IMPACTS OF COVER CROP …

Web May 1, 2020 Two studies were conducted to determine cotton germination and growth sensitivity to cover crop leachate, which were measured using (I) five cover crops …
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CROP ALLELOPATHY AND ITS ROLE IN ECOLOGICAL AGRICULTURE

Web Oct 20, 2008 A number of crops exhibit allelopathic interactions that play a significant role in the complex environment of agroecosystems. Several studies have shown that …
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USING ALLELOPATHIC AND COVER CROPS TO SUPPRESS WEEDS

Web Crops with allelopathic properties may suppress subsequent crop growth. Cover crops may be sown to protect soil from erosion, for snow trapping or to increase soil organic …
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