- Moreover, some
allelochemicals may
function by
reducing nutrient availability.
Further confounding the issue, the
production of
allelochemicals can itself...
- of microorganisms. The
rhizosphere also
provides space to
produce allelochemicals to
control neighbours and relatives. The
rhizoplane refers to the root...
-
allelochemicals,
defensive chemicals and nutrients.
Allelopathy is the
process by
which plants produce secondary metabolites known as
allelochemicals...
- nanostructures,
adhesives and gels. In plants, L-DOPA
functions as an
allelochemical which inhibits the
growth of
certain species, and is
produced and secreted...
- of herbivores. Many
plants produce secondary metabolites,
known as
allelochemicals, that
influence the behavior, growth, or
survival of herbivores. These...
-
regurgitating them when
attacked by an
insectivorous insect. A
third class of
allelochemical (chemical used in
interspecific communication), synomones,
benefit both...
- S2CID 26273053.
Rosenthal GA (2001). "L-Canavanine: a
higher plant insecticidal allelochemical".
Amino Acids. 21 (3): 319–330. doi:10.1007/s007260170017. PMID 11764412...
-
capability to
detoxify or
tolerate poisons.
Secondary metabolites or
allelochemicals produced by
plants inhibit insect feeding, but
insects have evolved...
- Vincenzo; De Simone, Francesco; Senatore,
Felice (2002). "Potential
allelochemicals from the
essential oil of Ruta graveolens". Phytochemistry. 61 (5):...
- vertebrates.
Leucaena leucocephala is an
allelopathic tree.
Phytotoxic allelochemicals, such as
mimosine and
certain phenolic compounds,
including p-hydroxycinnamic...
