Conditioning and Germination Control bio-assays of Quercus suber L. acorns under the allelopathic and Residual effects of Volatile Oils and Hydrolates from Aromatic Plants in Northeastern Algeria
Mohamed SEBTI,
Samir Benamirouche
Abstract:The present works reported a new technique for conditioning and controlling the germination of healthy Quercus suber L. acorns under the antifungal, allelopathic and residual effects of five volatile oils and their hydrolates obtained by hydrodistillation of plant material and then were subjected to a GC/MS to identify their chemical composition. Monoterpenes were found to be dominant in both oils with amount ranging between 57.59 and 98.88%, followed by sesquitepenes (1.28- 40.07%), whereas ditepenes were fou… Show more
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