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Phytotoxicity describes any
adverse effects on
plant growth, physiology, or
metabolism caused by a
chemical substance, such as high
levels of fertilizers...
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Phytotoxins are
substances that are
poisonous or
toxic to the
growth of plants.
Phytotoxic substances may
result from
human activity, as with herbicides, or they...
- P. oleracea is even
known to have
antifungal properties.
However some
phytotoxic metabolites of
Drechslera indica, a fungus, can
cause necrosis on purslane...
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metabolites derived from
microbes such as fungi,
bacteria or protozoa; or
phytotoxic plant residues,
extracts or
single compounds derived from
other plant...
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compounds in
smaller concentrations. The
combined essential oils are
phytotoxic to
lettuce (Lactuca sativa) and
perennial ryegr**** (Lolium perenne) seedlings...
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secondary metabolite secreted by the
fungus Botrytis cinerea which is
phytotoxic.
Chemically it is a sesquiterpene.
Botrydial was
first isolated and described...
- B****o AV,
Ramacciotti NS,
Misico RI (December 2013). "Withanolides with
phytotoxic activity from two
species of the
genus Salpichroa: S.
origanifolia and...
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containing volatile oils that have a
strong vinegar odor. The oils have
phytotoxic properties,
which help the
plant compete by
killing or
injuring other...
- (December 2014). "Chemical composition, antimicrobial, insecticidal,
phytotoxic and
antioxidant activities of
Mediterranean Pinus brutia and
Pinus pinea...
- meet
certain threshold criteria such as
nutrient content,
extractable phytotoxic elements,
particle size distribution,
organic matter content, carbon:nitrogen...
