Phytotoxicity including autotoxicity and allelopathy is the immediate or indirect biochemical impact of one organism on germination, growth, survival, reproduction other organisms improvement neighbouring plant species through arrival substances into environment. This biological phenomenon effect might be either growth-enhancing (synergistic) inhibiting (hostile), contingent upon chemical deliv...

allelopathy is one of the main factors limiting the plants growth. the present study investigated the effect of aqueous extract of leaves and fruit of artemisia sieberi that is an important species for rangeland rehabilitation on seed germination and seedling growth of three alfalfa species (medicago sativa cv. nikshahri, medicago polymorpha and medicago scutellata cv. robinson) in laboratory a...

abstract the aim of this study was the identify cyanobacterial flora of rice–fields in dargaz, to interaction between cyanobacteria by culturing in solid medium bg-110 in laboratory was investigated. nostoc piscinale and nostoc spongiaeforme were identified as strongest and weakness species, respectively, regarding secondary metabolits producing (allelochemicals).the algal pairs were classified...

A mathematical model is presented to estimate the effects of phytochemicals on seed germination. According to the model, phytochemicals tend to prevent germination at low seed densities. The model predicts that at high seed densities they may increase the probability of seed germination and the number of germinating seeds. Hence, the effects are reminiscent of the density-dependent effects of a...

Cross-diffusion driven instabilities have gained a considerable attention in the field of population dynamics, mainly due to their ability to predict some important features in the study of the spatial distribution of species in ecological systems. This paper is concerned with some mathematical and numerical aspects of a particular reaction–diffusion system with cross-diffusion, modeling the ef...

prangos ferulacea (apiaceae) is a perennial herb with a distribution from east europe to middle east and central asia. the plant’s leaves are used as animal fodder. its fruits and roots possess biological traits that provide it with the potential to be used for medicinal purposes. the essential oils obtained through hydrodistillation from aerial parts of prangos ferulacea at the vegetative and ...