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Book 1992theory is never contemplated as the ‘final truth‘, but remains ever subject to modifications, changes and rejections. The science of allelopathy in a similar way has emerged, and exists on a similar footing; our endeavour should be to keep it fresh and innovative with addition of newer in­ formation

Paleontology

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Spirometry

Biochemical selection of sorghum crop varieties resistant to sorghum shoot fly (,) and stem borer (heru, Andhra Pradesh, India) a broad germplasm base has been collected. For sorghum alone, 28000 germplasm accessions are available. The identification of resistance sources in the germplasm material by available methods is both intricate and time consuming.

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Allelopathy in Brazil,hordo, 1986), . (Nagao et al., 1986), . (Santos et al., 1987) have been found to be allelopathic to several crop plants. However, isolation and characterization of allelochemicals from these species is yet to gain a momentum in Brazil and also in other Latin American countries.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-84628-147-4, fragrances, colours, stimulants, hallucinogens, poisons, pesticides or as lead structure for the organic chemists to other more powerful substances and, therefore, plant allelochemicals are often economically important.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-2806-2, 1974) and regulation of nitrogen cycle in soil (Alsaadawi, 1987; Alsaadawi and Rice, 1982a, Alsaadawi and Rice, 1982b; Alsaadawi et al., 1983; Putnam and Duke, 1974). Accordingly a large volume of research work has been done and published in various approaches of allelopathy.

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Analysis and Critique of Metricsevelopment of other neighbouring plants. The subject not only deals with the gross biochemical interactions and their effects on physiological processes but also with the mechanism of action of allelochemicals at specific sites of action at the molecular level.