Effective weed management faces increasing legislative restrictions for the use of herbicides
due to their toxicity and environmental persistence. In addition, the linear increase in …

The forest wastes removed as a strategy to control the invasive shrub Acacia dealbata Link
(silver wattle) can be regarded as a low cost renewable source of biomass for the production …

Current control methods for invasive alien plants (IAPs) have acceptable short-term
outcomes but have proven to be unfeasible or unaffordable in the long-term or for large …

The introduction of allelopathic cover crops for green manuring or mulching is a regular
practice in Integrated Weed Management. In this context, the alternative use of the abundant …

The phytotoxic potential of the legume shrubs Ulex europaeus L.(gorse) and Cytisus
scoparius (L.) Link.(Scotch broom) is studied in this work for the first time. On the basis of …

The continued and extensive use of synthetic herbicides to control weeds to maximize crop
yield is no longer sustainable, as it results in negative impacts on the environment and …

Vermicomposting is the process of organic waste degradation through interactions between
earthworms and microbes. A variety of organic wastes can be vermicomposted, producing a …

Plants that release molecules affecting other plants are a source of potential bioherbicides.
Silver wattle (Acacia dealbata Link), considered invasive worldwide, was found to be …

Since the 19th century, several Australian Acacia species ('wattles') have been introduced to
the Iberian Peninsula as ornamentals, for sand and slope stabilization, for timber, or for other …

Eucalyptus spp. and Acacia spp. have been reported as major invaders in several regions
and Mediterranean climates. It has been documented that E. globulus and E. camaldulensis …