Bidens pilosa L. is native to tropical America and has widely naturized from tropical to warm
temperate regions in Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and North and South America. The …

Autotoxicity is a form of intraspecific allelopathy, in which a plant species inhibits the
establishment or growth of the same species through the release of toxic chemical …

It is reported that Imperata cylindrica, a successful invasive plant in North America, has
covered many parts of the United States, especially the southeastern region which is the …

Although it is well-documented that invasion of invasive plants is promoted with allelopathic
effects by inhibiting the growth and phenotypic performance of native plants, little is known …

Allelopathy plays a crucial role in providing competitive advantage to several alien invasive
species, and assists in their establishment beyond native boundaries. Role of allelopathy in …

Bruceine D is a natural quassinoid, which was successfully isolated in our research group
from the residue of Brucea javanica (L.) seeds. Our previous research showed that Bruceine …

Invasive plant species pose a major threat to native flora, in part due to the allelopathic
effects of root exudates. The Novel Weapon Hypothesis (NWH) implicates root exudates as …

Introduction In the invaded areas, it is believed that invasive species reduce their investment
in defense due to the absence of natural enemies. Methods By field investigation and a …

Current studies elucidate the metal stress attenuation potential of melatonin in Cucumis
sativus seedlings growing in cadmium contaminated conditions. Melatonin is an …

Euphorbia jolkinii dominates the subalpine meadows in Shangri-La (Southwest China)
owing to its potent allelopathic effects. However, the effects underlying its allelopathy require …