Titlebook: Invasive Plants: Ecological and Agricultural Aspects; Inderjit Book 2005 Birkh?user Basel 2005 Allelopathy.Invasive plants.agriculture.agr

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Biology and anthropology of plant invasionsn, and human welfare. The appearance of invasive plants in terrestrial and aquatic landscapes is associated with perturbations caused by human population growth and activity. Herein is posed a conjecture that a successful plant invasion is the consequence of the presence of a species possessing life

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Birkh?user Basel 2005

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7643-7380-6Allelopathy; Invasive plants; agriculture; agroecosystems; biodiversity; biology; ecology; ecosystem; enviro

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InderjitA timely topic receiving increased attention.Selected papers from an international symposium at the University of Delhi, India.International and experienced authorship

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The relationship between community diversity and exotic plants: cause or consequence of invasion? generate the community associations often noted in static studies. Currently, it is not possible to make generalizations about which mechanism is the most important because of the extreme lack of information for most plant invasions. To understand the nature of the relationship between diversity an

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Understanding invasions: the rise and fall of diffuse knapweed (,) in North America in the invaded ecosystems. Traits conferring strong competition such as enhanced rates of allelopathic chemical production or those produced by new plant—microbial interactions formed when exotic plants enter new communities can be negated by biological control mechanisms.

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Allelopathy as a mechanism for resisting invasion: the case of , lved tolerance to chemical defenses of their neighbors [19, 40]. However, the evolution of tolerance to chemical defenses should be no more significant among neighboring plants in terrestrial plant communities than it is for herbivores or pathogens of these plants. There are many examples of evoluti

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Ecology and management of an exotic weed , rly sowing, and improved straw management, and iv) allelopathic wheat cultivars. Questions addressing the ecology of . include: 1) what makes a habitat favorable for .; 2) what characteristics of . make it successful in wheat fields; and 3) why it is not escaping its field boundaries?