The allelopathic potential of plant species and their related compounds has been
increasingly reported to be biological tools for weed control. The allelopathic potential of …

Allelopathic compounds can play a vital role in protecting the environment from pollution by
synthetic herbicides. Compounds isolated from plant species with allelopathic potential can …

Wedelia chinensis (Asteraceae) is a wetland herb native to India, China, and Japan. It is a
valuable medicinal plant recorded to have pharmaceutical properties. However, the …

To help protect the environment as well as increase agricultural production, the use of
synthetic herbicides must be reduced and replaced with plant-based bioherbicides …

The use of allelopathy developed as an alternative practice for weed management in
agriculture. Oldenlandia corymbosa is an annual herb and notable for being applied in folk …

Albizia richardiana, a fast-growing, large deciduous tree belonging to the Fabaceae family,
grows well in hot and humid areas but mainly grows in the tropics of the Old World. The …

The global population is increasing day by day. To meet the food demand for such a huge
number of people, crop production must increase without damaging the environment, and to …

Phytotoxic compounds isolated and identified from different plants have the ability to use as
plant‐based herbicides. Phytotoxic chemicals may be essential to weed management and …

Plants possessing allelopathic potential could be used as a source of bio-herbicide to help
decrease the use of synthetic herbicides. Acacia catechu (Lf) Willd., a deciduous tree from …

In forestry systems, many types of forest trees possess allelopathic properties and release a
wide variety of allelochemicals that influence the growth and development of surrounding …