The sustainable management of the environment and crop production in modern agriculture
involves dealing with challenges from climate change, environmental pollution, depletion of …

Allelopathy is an ecological phenomenon that involves the production and release of
biomolecules from different crops, cultivated plants, and bacteria or fungi into the soil …

A field experiment was carried out at the extension farm in Al-Shafeieyah to study the effect
of foliar application of different sources of nano-fertilizers on growth and yield of wheat. The …

Food security is directly related to the ability of the land to support the population. Causes for
land degradation are numerous and include the decline of soil fertility, development of …

Allelopathic phenomenon is being successfully employed in field crop production for
agricultural pest management. Allelopathic crops exude diverse and numerous types of …

Weeds constitute the largest biotic threat affecting the yield of cultivated plants. While
conventional agriculture relies principally on chemicals for weed control, alternative …

Many biotic and abiotic factors affect agriculture production worldwide. Bio-fertilisers of
microbial origin can be a good option for sustaining productivity with more environment …

Global climate models predict the increase in daily mean temperature, changed patterns of
precipitation, increase in episodes of drought, and floods in future, the abiotic stresses, all …

Allelopathic effects of corn (Zea mays) extracts was studied, against seed germination and
seedling growth of Phalaris minor, Helianthus annuus, Triticumaestivum, Sorghum …

Phytotoxicity including autotoxicity and allelopathy is the immediate or indirect biochemical
impact of one organism on the germination, growth, survival, and reproduction of other …