Eucalyptus globulus Labill. is a widespread exotic species that contributes to the formation
of fire-prone environments, a great concern under climate change conditions. Therefore,
sustainable practices to help locals managing eucalyptus stands are needed. In this
perspective, harnessing eucalyptus' specialized metabolism as a source of allelochemicals
can be a promising approach for weed control. Thus, the main goals of this work were to
evaluate the herbicidal potential of post-fire regenerated E. globulus leaves against …

Along with climate change, the native forest replacement by exotic species, such as
Eucalyptus globulus, is contributing to a highly fire-prone environment. Since E. globulus
detains several post-fire regeneration strategies, sustainable practices are needed to
manage eucalyptus stands. Thus, eucalyptus allelopathic potential can be used for weed
control. Therefore, this study aimed at assessing the herbicidal potential of post-fire
regenerated E. globulus leaves in Portulaca oleracea, and unraveling the main …