Titlebook: Allelochemicals: Biological Control of Plant Pathogens and Diseases; INDERJIT,K.G. MUKERJI Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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BACTERIAL ROOT ZONE COMMUNITIES, BENEFICIAL ALLELOPATHIES AND PLANT DISEASE CONTROL, of the inherent capacity of ‘naturally occurring’ soil microbial ecosystems to buffer anthropogenic interference, crop management systems are regularly used to distort agro-ecosystems through, for example, the use of tillage operations, alternate cropping systems, monoculture, crop rotation length,

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THE ROLE OF ALLELOPATHIC BACTERIA IN WEED MANAGEMENT,appears to be environmentally benign relative to herbicides. These characteristics make allelopathic bacteria an attractive approach for managing crop weeds in a sustainable manner, even within the boundaries of conventional agriculture systems. However, recent evidence suggests that indigenous alle

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THE ALLELOPATHIC POTENTIAL OF GINSENOSIDES,e from their ability to detoxify or otherwise utilize ginsenosides as a nutritive source or growth stimulating factor, while other soil borne organisms appear susceptible to their fungitoxic properties. Ginsenosides have been isolated from rhizosphere soil and root exudates suggesting that these com

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ALLELOCHEMICALS FROM Ageratum conyzoides L. AND Oryza sativa L. AND THEIR EFFECTS ON RELATED PATHOG effective concentration, thus, sustaining the inhibition of pathogenic fungi in soil. Many kinds of allelochemicals in rice were identified. Among them, alkylresorcinols, flavone and cyclohexenone had high antifungal activities on . and .. Furthermore, these antifungal allelochemicals formed by ric

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DISEASE RESISTANCE IN PLANTS THROUGH MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI INDUCED ALLELOCHEMICALS,Allelochemals induced in mycorrhizal plants play an important role in disease resistance. Mycorrhizal associations are the most important symbiosis systems in terrestrial ecosystems and offer many benefits to the host plant. Arbuscular mycorrhizal associations can reduce damage caused by soil and root - borne pathogens.

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