When I was asked to write about allelopathy, my initial response was, “What’s that?” After a short explanation, I realized that although unfamiliar with the term, I knew about the concept.

This is called allelopathy. If you notice in your garden that certain plants do not want to grow near certain other plants you are probably observing allelopathy at work. Allelopathy can be useful ...

The existence of this chemical warfare, referred to as ‘allelopathy’, is widespread among many plant species, and has been known for a long time to scientists and agriculturists. Plants are able to ...

Allelopathy in plants is the production of compounds that inhibit the growth of other plants. It may be direct, by living plants, or indirect through the products of plant decomposition. Allelopathy ...

This process is called allelopathy, which refers to the release of chemicals by one plant that has an effect on another plant. These chemicals can be given off by different parts of the plant or ...

That's partly because sunflowers are one of many plant varieties that release toxins that inhibit the growth of others nearby, a characteristic known as allelopathy. It makes sense why hydrangeas ...