Muhammad Mudasar Aslam ⃰, Muhammad Jamil**, Ijaz Malook**, Amana Khatoon*, Ali Rehman*, Abdur Rahim***, Pirzada Khan*, Shakir Ullah Khan Shakir*, Shahid Irfan*, Faizan Ullah****, Khair Ul Bashar**, Mahideen Afridi** and Shafiq Ur Rehman*
PHYTOTOXIC EFFECTS OF CALOTROPIS PROCERA, TAMARIX APHYLLA AND PEGANUM HARMALA ON PLANT GROWTH OF WHEAT AND MUSTARD
...was designed to find out phytotoxic effects of Calotropis procera, Tamarix aphylla and Peganum harmala on seed germination and seedling length of wheat and mustard. Results showed that seed germination of wheat was significantly decreased by 5%, 10%, 15%, 20% and 25% while mustard seeds were resistant and were affected by higher dilutions (15%, 20% and 25%) of all plant extracts. Roots of both wheat and mustard were highly affected by plant aqueous extracts at...
Khansa Nazir1,*, Tariq Mukhtar1 and Humayun Javed2
...ents without causing any phytotoxicity.
... 
Syeda Farzana Bibi* and Siraj ud Din
Unraveling the Bioherbicidal Potential, Elemental Analysis and Nutritional Evaluation of Crataeva adansonii Dc Leaf and Bark
... study aims to conduct a phytotoxic study of ethanolic extract of Crataeva adansonii DC. leaf and stem bark for assessment of its bioherbicidal potential. Elemental and nutritional analysis of the plant parts was also done to accentuate this plant’s use in the nutritional and agricultural industry. Elemental analysis of C. adansonii stem bark and leaf was assessed through atomic absorption spectrophotometry to detect ten essential macro and microelements...
Samah A. Mokbel, Ahmed K. El-Attar
...erent survival rates and phytotoxic effects
including leaf yellowing and lack of growth. The 5Gy dose was proved to be best
effective dose for controlling the phytoplasma without affecting the in vitro growth
and survival rate, while the higher doses leaded to strongly reducing the survived
hibiscus explants with increasing the inability to re-shoot.
...
Haroon Ur Rashid1*, Nazia Tahir2, Muhammad Zamin3, Naveed Shehzad4, Aman Ullah2, Bibi Zainub5 and Farooq Azam6
...ested to investigate the phytotoxic effect of these plants’ residues on soil microbial activities....
Iqtidar Hussain1*, Shakeel Ahmad Jatoi2, Muhammad Jawad Nazir1, Ehtesham Ul Haq1, Faheem Abbas1 and Muhammad Saqib Raza Shah1
...ext-align: justify;">The phytotoxic impact of functional allelopathy from perennial plants (trees) surrounding our crops in the field is our focus in agroforestry. To quantify its severity, the phytotoxic impact of popular (Populus deltoides L.) leaves aqueous extract was determined in cultivated oat (Avena sativa L.), maize (Zea mays L.), rice (Oryza sativa L.), pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucumL.), bread wheat (Triticum aes...
R.R. Arain, R.N. Syed, A.Q. Rajput, M.A. Khanzada1, N.A. Rajput and A.M. Lodhi1†
...h dose of furadan became phytotoxic and plant
growth was checked together with a number of galls. While, higher doses of neem extract and T. harzianum
improved the plant growth. The combined applications of neem extract, furadan and T. harzianum were more
effective than alone. In combined application also, the higher dose of furadan caused negative effects on plant
growth. Present studies showed that incorporatio...
A.A. Anter, A.W. Amin†, A.H. Ashoub* and A.S. El-Nuby*
...,
INA showed phytotoxicity gradually increased by repeating doses. Gathering between the most effective
application time (before inoculation) and the proper activated dose after inoculation was s tudies for
emphasized their action and comparing with pre-inoculation only in suppressing M. incognita population.
Enzyme activity of both peroxidase and polyphenol oxidase were elevated in infected tomato roots than
El-Dougdoug2, Kh.A; Ghalyl, M.F. and Tahal , M.A.
...he culture filtrate, non phytotoxic and effective in local as well as systematically control of CMV infection....
Pratap A. Divekar1,2*, Sampat K Patel2, Guru Pirasanna Pandi G3, Manimurugan C2,4, Vikas Singh2 and Jagdish Singh1
...ntrolling DBM and CB. No phytotoxic symptoms were observed in any treatment after spray application. Chlorpyriphos, deltamethrin, lambda-cyhalothrin and flubendiamide were found adverse to natural enemies. Thus, spinetoram, spinosad, emamectin benzoate, indoxacarb and chlorantraniliprole are recommended to manage DBM and CB on rotational basis in the cabbage ecosystem....
Muhammad Ather Nadeem1, Bilal Ahmad Khan*1, Sadia Afzal2, Ahsan Aziz1,
Rizwan Maqbool3, Muhammad Mohsin Amin1, Amir Aziz4, Amjed Ali1, Muhammad
Adnan1, Durrishahwar5
...ius was most
phytotoxic against germination as well growth of E. cruss-galli. Maximum mean emergence
time (5.60 days), minimum emergence index (1.87), time to 50% emergence (6.17 days),
minimum shoot (5.82 cm) and root length (1.91 cm) were recorded with the application of
leaf extract at 8% concentration of C. tinctorius. The E. cruss-galli emergence percentage
(53.33%) and seedling fresh biomass (15...
Muhammad Ather Nadeem1, Bilal Ahmad Khan1, Sadia Afzal2, Hasnain Abbas3, Muhammad Khuram Dar3, Muhammad Ehsan Safdar1, Ishtiaq Hassan4, Muhammad Asif1, Muhammad Adnan1, Amir Aziz5
Muhammad Ather Nadeem1, Bilal Ahmad Khan*1, Saima Anwar2, Hasnain Abbas3, Muhammad Yasin1, Rizwan Maqbool3, Muhammad Mohsin Amin1, Amir Aziz5, Muhammad Sikander Hayyat1, Muhammad Shozib Javed5
...was aimed to explore the phytotoxic potential of Sonchus oleraceus L. on the emergence and seedling growth of Echinocloa cruss-galli L. and quantification of allelochemicals present in leaves, stem and fruit of S. oleraceus weed. The experiment comprised of aqueous extracts of leaf, roots and fruits applied at 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4 and 8% (w/v) along with a control (0%). Data regarding seed emergence, emergence index, emergence percentage, root length, shoot leng...
Iqtidar Hussain1, Ejaz Ahmed Khan1, Jawad Nazir and Ehtesham-ul-Haq1
...um. M. azedarach exerted phytotoxic influence on T. aestivum at initial growth stages. M.azedarachexhibited a significant negative impact on germination of T. aestivumat100, 200, 300, 400 glitterof leaves than control (sterilized soil).M. azedarachhalted the coleoptilelength of T. aestivum@ 400 gleaves litter-1 (T4). Powdered leavesof M. azedarachin clay loam soil appeared to have strong allelopathic inhibition under maximum concentrations on growth and germin...
Asif Tanveer,MUHAMMAD EHSAN,Ali Zohaib,Abdul Khaliq
WATER SOLUBLE PHENOLICS IN FIVE WINTER SEASON LEGUMINOUS WEEDS AND THEIR PHYTOTOXICITY AGAINST WHEAT
Asif Tanveer,Muhammad Ehsan Safdar,Ali Zohaib,Abdul Khaliq,Muhammad Tahir
Muhammad Saeed,Ghosia Lutfullah,Abid Ali Khan,Murad Ali,SAEED ULLAH KHATTAK,Nafees Bacha
M E SAFDAR,A ALI,A TANVEER,M YASEEN,Z IQBAL,K JIBRAN
Asif Tanveer, Muhammad Suleman, Ahsan Aziz, Rao Muhammad Ikram and Nabeel Ahmad Ikram
Shazia Saeed, Alia Ahmed, Syed Haider Shah , Sania Begum , Muhammad Zeeshan and Waheed Khan
Syed Shahinshah Gilani, S. M. Chaghtai and Umbrin Khan
Ghulam Ali Bajwa and Hanif Gul
... sq. ft) to evaluate any phytotoxic or
phytotonic impact on Paulownia tomentosa PFI No. 19, at
nursery stage. Measurements of parameters recorded one
month and twenty days after treatment were plant height,
number of leaves per plant, fresh weight of leaves,
fresh weight of stem, dry weight of leaves, dry weight
of stem and percent dry matter. Five plants per
treatment were selected at random, then data were
converted on per plant basis. Plant h...
