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The Science of allelopathy

Title: The Science of allelopathy / edited by Alan R. Putnam and Chung-Shih Tang.
Publication: New York : Wiley, ©1986.

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xi, 317 pages : illustrations; 24 cm

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Allelopathy: state of the science / Alan R. Putnam and Chung-Shih Tang -- Allelopathic growth stimulation / Elroy L. Rice -- Adverse impacts of allelopathy in agricultural systems / Alan R. Putnam and Leslie A. Weston -- The role of allelopathy in subtropical agroecosystems of Taiwan / Chang-Hung Chou -- Allelopathy: the Australian experience / John V. Lovett -- Autointoxication of Asparagus Officinalis L. / Chiu-Chung Young -- Continuous trapping techniques for the study of allelochemicals from higher plants / Chung-Shih Tang -- Bioassays in the study of allelopathy / Gerald R. Leather and Frank A. Einhellig -- Isolating, characterizing, and screening mycotoxins for herbicidal activity / Horace G. Cutler.
(Cont.) Mechanisms and mores of action of allelochemicals / Frank A. Einhellig -- Allelochemical mechanisms in the inhibition of herbs by chaparral shrubs / Walter H. Muller -- The function of mono and sesquiterpenes as plant germination and growth regulators / Nikolaus H. Fischer -- Polyacetylenes as allelochemnicals / Kenneth L. Stevens -- Qualitative and quantitative determination of the allelochemical sphere of germinating mung bean / Chung-Shih Tang and Baochen Zhang -- Caffeine autotoxicity in Coffea Arabica L. / George R. Waller...[et al.] -- Allelopathic activity of rye (Secale Cereale L.) / Jane P. Barnes, Alan R. Putnam, and Basil A. Burke -- Microbially produced phytotoxins as herbicides / Stephen O. Duke.

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86007822

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Princeton University Library