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@article{G.S. REKHA_ARUMUGAM, title={ALLELOPATHIC POTENTIAL OF ECHINOCHLOA CRUS-GALLI (L.)P. BEAUV. EXTRACTS ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES OF ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTU S (L.) AND SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM (L.)}, volume={4}, url={https://www.updatepublishing.com/journal/index.php/jpsp/article/view/3503}, DOI={10.25081/jpsp.2018.v4.3503}, abstractNote={<p>The study was designed to evaluate the growth and developmental changes of bhendi (<em>Abelmoschus esculentus</em> L. - cv. CO-1) and tomato (Solanum<em>&nbsp; lycopersicum</em> L.- cv. PKM-1) seedlings by using&nbsp; different concentrations of&nbsp; (2g/l, 5g/l, 10g/l, 15g/l and 25g/l) aqueous <em>Echinochloa crus-galli </em>(L.) extracts under pot culture experiments. Barnyard grass extracts showed an inhibitory and stimulatory effects on germination, seedling length, biomass, pigments and biochemical constituents of bhendi and tomato.&nbsp; The 2g/l concentration of extract stimulated the seed germination, seedling growth, biomass and biochemical constituents of bhendi and tomato. The&nbsp; higher concentrations (15g/l and 25g/l) showed&nbsp; an&nbsp; inhibitory&nbsp; effects in all the parameters studied in the two economically important vegetable crops. The degree of retardation was dependent on the concentration gradient&nbsp; of the barnyard grass&nbsp; extracts. Root length, Shoot length, Biomass and&nbsp; Biochemical constituents of tomato seedlings were highly&nbsp; reduced&nbsp; at 25g/l concentrations of aqueous leaf&nbsp; extracts of barnyard grass. Between bhendi and tomato seedlings, more allelopathic influence was observed in tomato than bhendi seedlings.</p>}, journal={Journal of Plant Stress Physiology}, author={G.S. REKHA, P. LEELA, and ARUMUGAM, K.}, pages={33–37} }