1971
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3180.1971.tb00982.x
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BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF SUBTERRANEAN RESIDUES OF CYNODON DACTYLON L., SORGHUM HALEPENSE L. AND CYPERUS ROTUNDUS L.*

Abstract: Dried subterranean organs of Cynodon dactylon, Cyperus rotundus and Sorghum halepense were incubated in light and heavy soils for 1, 2 or 3 months. After removal of the decayed plant material, the residual bioactivity ofthe soil was assayed by barley sown directly into the soil and by a barley radicle-length test on an ethanolic extract of the soil. The two assays gave similar results. In general, the inhibition of growth was proportional to the concentration of plant material in the soil, and was greater in l… Show more

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“…The maximum decrease was recorded at 2% concentration. The aqueous extract of tubers (Singh 1967;Raju and Reddy 1996) or shoots (Ameena and George 2002) or C. rotundus infested soil, infested soil extract and soil incorporated tubers Horowitz and Friedman 1971) were found to inhibit germination and seedling growth (radicle and plumule length, and dry weight), shoot length and dry matter of the crops. The allelochemicals also affected the photosynthesis due to reduction of chlorophyll content and photosynthetic area (Eyini et al 1989;Bajaj et al 2004) or chlorophyll and protein contents (Thapar and Singh 2005).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…The maximum decrease was recorded at 2% concentration. The aqueous extract of tubers (Singh 1967;Raju and Reddy 1996) or shoots (Ameena and George 2002) or C. rotundus infested soil, infested soil extract and soil incorporated tubers Horowitz and Friedman 1971) were found to inhibit germination and seedling growth (radicle and plumule length, and dry weight), shoot length and dry matter of the crops. The allelochemicals also affected the photosynthesis due to reduction of chlorophyll content and photosynthetic area (Eyini et al 1989;Bajaj et al 2004) or chlorophyll and protein contents (Thapar and Singh 2005).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Aqueous extract of its tubers was tested on ten test crops and was found to inhibit the seed germination except maize and cotton and the seedling growth of the test crops (Singh 1967). The nutsedge infested soil, infested soil extract and soil incorporated tubers reduced the seed germination of barley, mustard and cotton and seedling growth of barley, sorghum, soybean, cotton, cucumber and tomato Horowitz and Friedman 1971). The inhibitory effect of extracts of C. rotundus and C. esculentus on germination and seedling growth of rice has been reported (Raju and Reddy 1996).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Las relaciones estudiadas (altura de la plántula/longitud de la radícula y peso seco del vástago/pesos seco de la radícula) tuvieron una tendencia similar a los caracteres individuales. Resultados similares han sido indicados por Horowitz y Friedman (1971) quienes afi rman que el sistema radicular de los cultivos se reduce cuando se desarrolla en un medio con un alto contenido de residuos de partes subterráneas de malezas perennes; la secreción de sustancias originadas por estos residuos puede tener efectos ecológicos signifi cativos, si ellas incrementan los daños del cultivo.…”
Section: Efecto De Los Extractos Sobre El Crecimientounclassified
“…A number of workers, for example Horowitz and Friedman (1971), have described bioactive factors which stimulate growth at low concentrations but are inhibitory at high concentrations. In the present study it appears that a stimulator of Linum was present in Camelina leaf washings and that its effect remained constant over a wide range of dilutions.…”
Section: The Effect Of Water Droplets From Ihe Leaves Of Camelina On mentioning
confidence: 99%