Selective Phyto-toxicity of 1,3,7-trimethylxanthine between Phaseolus mungo and Some Weeds
SJH Rizvi, D Mukerji, SN Mathur - Agricultural and Biological …, 1981 - Taylor & Francis
SJH Rizvi, D Mukerji, SN Mathur
Agricultural and Biological Chemistry, 1981•Taylor & FrancisStudies on plant products have revealed that many of them may either act as fungicides, 1,
2) insecticides, 3) chemosterilants, 4, 5) moluscicides, 6) bactericides7) or as virucides. 8)
Although there are a number of reports on natural inhibitors of germination and growth, 9)
and on allelochemics, 10) little work seems to have been done with respect to their possible
selective effects, hence to their possible use as selective weedicides. Here we report a plant
product that many act as a selective weedicide.
2) insecticides, 3) chemosterilants, 4, 5) moluscicides, 6) bactericides7) or as virucides. 8)
Although there are a number of reports on natural inhibitors of germination and growth, 9)
and on allelochemics, 10) little work seems to have been done with respect to their possible
selective effects, hence to their possible use as selective weedicides. Here we report a plant
product that many act as a selective weedicide.
Studies on plant products have revealed that many of them may either act as fungicides,1,2) insecticides,3)chemosterilants,4,5) moluscicides,6) bactericides7) or as virucides.8) Although there are a number of reports on natural inhibitors of germination and growth,9) and on allelochemics,10) little work seems to have been done with respect to their possible selective effects, hence to their possible use as selective weedicides. Here we report a plant product that many act as a selective weedicide.