Khansa Nazir1,*, Tariq Mukhtar1 and Humayun Javed2
...ents without causing any phytotoxicity.
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Syeda Farzana Bibi* and Siraj ud Din
Unraveling the Bioherbicidal Potential, Elemental Analysis and Nutritional Evaluation of Crataeva adansonii Dc Leaf and Bark
...the Lemna minor model of phytotoxicity. C. adansonii is a source of several essential macro and micronutrients. A nutritional value analysis of this plant offers its use as a food source. Bioherbicidal/phytotoxic activity revealed significant results in the form of dose-dependent inhibition of frond growth. Ethanolic extract of C. adansonii exhibited 30% inhibition at 1000 μl concentration, and at the same concentration, the bark extract inhibited the frond...
A.A. Anter, A.W. Amin†, A.H. Ashoub* and A.S. El-Nuby*
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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
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Asif Tanveer,Muhammad Ehsan Safdar,Ali Zohaib,Abdul Khaliq,Muhammad Tahir
Asif Tanveer, Muhammad Suleman, Ahsan Aziz, Rao Muhammad Ikram and Nabeel Ahmad Ikram
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